Bank receiver files suit against nine directors for 700000 loss
Karles A. Hanna as receiver for the National Bank of North America sues in federal court seeking about 700000 from directors including Morse Flagler Havemeyer Curtis Gates Schwab Chapin Thompson O’Brien and Barney for losses in Ice Securities Mallory Steamship Chase National Bank Delaware & Hudson Lands Purchase and Wall Street Exchange Building deals.
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Karles A. Hanna
National Bank of North America
United States
Thomas F. Wing
Morse
Charlies W. Morse
John B. Flagler
William F. Havemeyer
Alfred H. Curtis
Ashbel H. Barney
James W. Barney
Charles T. Barney
John W. Gates
Charles M. Schwab
Henry Chapin, Jr
Robert M. T. Thompson
Morgan J. O'Brien
the Tribune
American Ice Securities Company
Mallory Steamship Company
Chase National Bank
Delaware & Hudson
Lands Purchase Company
Real Estate Corporation
Wall Street Exchange Building Association
Exchange Place
ICE Trust
Iee
C. W. Barron
Wesley M. Oler
American Ice Company
Leslie E. Whiting
Whiting
Mr. Morse
Arthur Braun
Mr. Oler
Primrose
Tme
John L. Elliott
Flagler
Havemeier
Curtis
Gates
Mesers
Havemeyer
Barey
Asc Ensors Messrs
Barney
Mr. Havemeyer
Wall Street Exchange
Build- ME Association
Messrs
Plagie
Schwab
Chapin
Thompson
O'Brien
Obrien
India
Worid
Texas
fed“Ta @taiities
National Nath
Menton
Ten Children Killed in Cathedral Stampede at Ocotlan
An unbalanced man entered Ocotlan cathedral during a bishop’s confirmation, locked doors and proclaimed doom. Panic caused a stampede as he warned the devil would arrive, trampling ten children and injuring many more.
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Ocotlan
the Tribune
Mexico
Ignacio Placencia
Condemnation of P R R tunnel heats up
Baltimore city officials condemned a section of the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel used by New York Philadelphia and Washington trains after gas fumes suffocated four workers and affected twenty others. Ventilation was faulty and repairs were underway while passenger trains ran. Bernard Carter denied Preston’s jurisdiction over the tunnel.
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The
Tribune
Baltimore
Preston
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Bernard Carter
Pennsylvania
Boat Goes Over Dam With Loss of Three Men
A towboat Stella Moren with two coal flats plunged over Dam No 2 on the Monongahela River at Port Perry Penn Ills. The fatalities are John Cox engineer Charles Loraine deckhand and John Bush fireman. The wreck followed a strong current from high water trapping Cox between the lock wall and the boat. Ten crew were tossed into the river. all were saved except Loraine and Bush who disappeared after the plunge.
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Pittsburg
Stella Moren
Monongahela River
Port Perry
Penn
John Cox
Charles Loraine
John Bush
Cox
Loraine
Bush
Ten Die In Bear Harbor Schooner Wreck
The John F. Milton, sailing from San Francisco on November 8 for Bear Harbor Alaska, was driven ashore during a January gale at Ivatock Peninsula Unimak Island and wrecked in two. Ten crew members died from exposure and about twenty five survivors remain on the peninsula. Two men reached Sand Point in a dory after six days and the light keeper sent the Martha to the scene. The Martha had not yet returned when the Czarina sailed.
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San Francisco
Czarina
Pirate Cove
Alaska
John F. Milton
Bear Harbor
Ivatock Peninsula
Unimak Island
Sand Point
Martha
Clerks Suspended Over Delinquencies in Borough Office
Three clerks from Borough President Coler's office were suspended by the Commissioners of Accounts after Coler testified about suspected misconduct in his department. Subordinates testified that several Accounts officials were loosing in Coler's office, and the three suspended will stand trial. names withheld pending explanations.
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Coler
Commissioners of Accounts
Columbia Scrubwomen Form Union at University Hall
A student overheard two scrubwomen in University Hall discussing a union they formed. The group vows to resist wage reductions and overtime prompts, warning they will report to the local if enforced. A private detective confirmed the existence of the union and its aim to curb the head janitor’s control.
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Columbia
University Hall
Maggie
New University
Reading Company suspends nine collieries in shift cutback
Pottsville Penn March 7 The Reading Company which runs more than thirty collieries in the region tonight suspended operations at nine for an indefinite period The remaining collieries will operate four days a week
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Pottsville
Penn
Reading Company
Manchester man dies after war service survivor named
March 1 obituary reports Thomas Haley, heroic figure linked to the Charge of the Light Brigade, died at his Manchester home. He named only remaining survivor as Thomas Trend of Dalton, whom he visited years ago, with Balaklava survivors noted in Hartford.
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Tribune
Thomas Haley
Lord Tennyson
Light Brigade
Manchester
Haley
Thomas Trend
Dalton
Hartford
Non
Balaklava
Imm
New eczema remedy on sale in New York and Brooklyn
An advertising notice claims a new skin remedy cures severe eczema in two weeks. It lists Riker's Hegeman's and other drug stores with a 50 cent trial size and a $2 large size. Experimental samples available by writing to Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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New York
Brooklyn
Riker’s
Hegeman’s
West 2615 Street
New York City
Advt
Thar
Governor Hughes Urges Moral GOP Stand in New York Speech
In Poughkeepsie, Governor Hughes told the Dutchess County Republican Club that the party must uphold moral reform, oppose racetrack gambling, and govern by law. He stressed merit over pull, support for the constitution, and insistence on open, fair reform. A Black Hand shooting at a bank on Elizabeth Street followed by arrests and hospital reports frames the day’s tense public safety scene.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Dutchess County
Republican Club
Columbus Institute
Francis G. Landor
Republican Party
Party of Golden Opportunity
Lincoln
Roosevelt
New York
Gan Blers
No. 240
Elizabeth Street
Pasquale Pati
Louis Cartiere
St. Vincent's Hospital
Acritelli
Francesco Pallatro
Giuseppi Sapia
Pati
Rosina
Salvatore
Cartiere
Pellatro
Patti
Botti
de Giullo
Archipoli
Bonamio
Macelli
Palmieri
Stolen Books Returned to College Library
Ten volumes of miscellaneous literature unseen for nineteen years were sent back to the College of New Jersey librarian. The package was left with an express company in New York, identity concealed. Seals on title pages indicate entry dates 1873 to 1889 during Dr. Vinton's tenure.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
College of New Jersey
New York
Vinton
Flotilla Receives Peruvian Host Honors On Shore
The American torpedo flotilla officers receive daily social attention from Peruvian officials and private citizens in Lima. Sailors are exemplary ashore. The destroyer Hopkins maneuvers near San Lorenzo Island as coal is taken to Gay. Vessels slated to sail for Panama at 7 AM Monday.
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Lima
Flotla
Hopkins
San Lorenzo Island
Gay
Panama
Bryan Defeat in Harmon's Home Rally
At a Democratic County Executive Committee meeting in Cincinnati on March 1 the resolution to endorse W. J. Bryan for President was defeated 18 to 15. Harmon supporters hailed the result as a victory, challenging expectations that Bryan would sweep Harmon’s home area.
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Tribune
Cincinnati
Democratic County Executive Committee
W. J. Bryan
Friends of
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Bryan
Two Chinese to be hanged for Chinatown killings in Philadelphia
Two Chinese men Jung Jow and Mock Kung are to be hanged in Moyamensing Prison Philadelphia on Tuesday for killing several fellow countrymen last summer during a pistol battle in Chinatown. The warring factions On Laong Tong and Hip Sing Tong clashed in this city. This will be the first Chinese execution in Philadelphia amid years of gang battles and escapes of guilty men brought from other cities.
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Philadelphia
Jung Jow
Mock Kung
Moyamensing
Chinatown
On Laong Tong
Hip Sing Tong
Uuilty
Royal reception at Lisbon palace
King Manuel and the Queen Mother Amélie held their first public reception at the Lisbon palace. The event passed off without incident and drew no notable disruption.
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Lisbon
Manuel
Améie
King Edward Arrives in Piarritz Amid Formal Greeting
King Edward landed at Piarritz to night and was greeted by an official deputation. In the same issue advertisements note Dewey's Pure Grape Juice promoting blood purification and nourishment and Poland Water praised for reputation and medicinal properties by Hiram Ricker & Sons and Dewey & Sons Co.
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Piarritz
Edward
DEWEY
Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton St
New York
Adyt
Poland
Hiram Ricker & Sons
Broadway
Robinson
Trapped on Roof as Tenement Blaze Rages
Fire roared through a five story building at No 201 East 59th street endangering residents on the upper floors. More than twenty people escaped to the roof before rescue as a crippled 80 year old man was saved after collapsing in the hallway. Fire destroyed the structure and a truck accident blocked ladders at Third Avenue.
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Pallatzo
Pellatro
Paui & Son's
Pati
Veto Lauro
Prince Street
Flushing
Elizabeth Street
East 59Th Street
Arthur Fitzpatrick
William Rietchman
Crossiing
Third Avenue
59Th Street
Heir to Earldom Believed Found in Kansas City
A man who died February 19 at Kansas City General Hospital and buried unidentified is thought to be Francis Patrick Clements heir of Charles Clements Earl of Leitrim. The body was exhumed after a Salvation Army description matched his English home and prior New York arrival under the name Herbert Domican.
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Kansas City
Kansas City General Hospital
Francis Patrick Clements
Charles Clements
Leitrim
Donegal
Ireland
England
New York
General Hospital
Herbert Domican
Salvation Army
New York City
Lord Leitrim
Nine Chinese Guilty in Boston Murder Trial
Warry Charles and eight Chinese men are found guilty of murder in the first degree on four counts in the Boston Superior Criminal Court. A tenth defendant died in his cell during the trial amid a feud between the Hip Sing tong and On Leong tong.
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Boston
Warry Charles
Superior Criminal Court
Hip Sing Tong
On Leong Tong
Army officers face new fitness test for Roosevelt plan
Washington on March 7 outlines a proposed program to test generals and officers for physical readiness. A ninety mile equestrian effort plus multiple short foot sprints may become the standard. Critics warn the plan could push older officers into retirement creating opportunities for younger men.
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Washington
Army
Roosevelt
War Department
Seligman Servant Narrowly Saved From Gas Poisoning
Eric Andersen, a servant in banker Henry Seligman’s home at No 7 West 5th Street, was overcome by raminthe gas in the basement. He was revived by a rapid Flower Hospital ambulance run from 64th Street to the Seligman residence, aided by a mounted officer clearing Fifth Avenue.
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Eric Andersen
Henry Seligman
Selgman
West Sth
Flower Hospital
Anderson
Mr. Seltzman
Hastings
Peter Myers
Bicycle Patrolman Arrested For Speeding In City Streets
Patrolman Finneran was arrested yesterday afternoon at Dyckman Street and Broadway after a man identifying as Joseph O. Kern a chauffeur for Mrs. Russell Sage charged him with speeding at 25 mph. Kern gave address 19 West 16th Street and posted $10 bail with Lt. McDermott.
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Finneran
Dyckman Street
Broadway
Joseph O. Kern
Russell Sage
West 16Th Street
McDermott
Refund Promise For Passengers On Flyer Train
The eighteen hour Pennsylvania Railroad Flyer arrived in Jersey City three hours late. It was due at 9:25 a m. and reached 12:17 p m. The railroad offers $1 an hour refund for all time over eighteen hours on the Chicago New York run. 125 passengers were aboard at Pittsburg when the delay occurred.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Chicago
New York
State Committee Indorses Hughes for Presidency
The New York Republican State Committee backed Governor Charles E. Hughes for the national ticket. Ex Congressmen Douglas urged a Hughes endorsement and delegates at large to present a united front in Chicago. The resolution praised Hughes and named him as the party’s standard bearer amid a pivotal New York role.
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Republican State Committee
Woodruff
William H. Douglas
Roosevelt
Hughes
Chicago
Carnegie Hall
M. Linn Bruce
New York State
Union
New York
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Empire State
State Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Republican Party
F. J. R. Kracke
Brooklyn
Douglas
Slughes
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Elfiett
P.R.R
Columbia Scrubwomen
Reading Collieries
Black Hand
Public Service Commission
Callao
Judge Dike
Kings County
Tony” Vachris
D'ke
Rascal
Veckris
Dike
Biarritz
Cripple Hart
Francis P. Clements
Boston Orientals
Seligman
FLYER
Savannah
Atlantic Coast Line
R. R
Cor
30Th St
Indorses Hughes
Odell
Woodruff-Parsons
Bruce
Rell
Mr. Douglas
White House
Albany
Charles W. Anderson
Gleason
William L. Ward
Westchester
Republiccan National Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
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