Morgan profits on New Haven affair questioned in letter
A Morgan & Co letter to chairman Howard Elliott defends the firm against charges of looting the New Haven Railroad. It states Morgan profits and loans totaling 11,155,000 to Oakleigh Thorne and Millbrook Company were for the New Haven’s account and no Morgan member had a direct stake in New Haven assets except 1,222 shares of South Bay Wharf stock held by the late J. P. Morgan.
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New Haven Railroad
J.P. Morgan & Co
Howard Elliott
New Haven
Interstate Coritas Commission
Morgan
Wests Theater
Steam Railway
Steamship Companies
Tha South Bay Wharf and Terminal Company
J.P. Morgan Sudsett
F New Haven
Oakleigh ‘Thorne
Millbreel , Company
Prade Ty Coder
Charles
Mellen
Elliott
Morgan Arm
Thorne
Millbrook Compainy
Morgan & Co
Millbrook Company
Morsan & Co
Joan
Fermorn
New Haven Company
Tha Fonda Ceed
Millbrook
Mixed Morning News and Miscellany Briefs
Chaotic OCR fragment lists various names and topics from a morning news section. Mentions include Maven charges, dynamite church, Greenwich politics, aviation, yacht speech, mayoral amend motions, and oblique references to funerals, murders, and foreign policy. Many garbled items hinder clear event identification.
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uChase Morkan
Mich Mitchel
Greenwich
Koeller
America Crucible of Aces
Mothe Bile
Asselin Milelmond “Hyetem
Morgan & Co Respond To New Haven Looting Claims
J P Morgan & Co in a letter to Howard Elliott says over twenty years as fiscal agent for the New Haven Railroad it sold 33 million dollars in securities earning about 350 thousand in profit. It denies knowledge of 12 million alleged to have vanished and states no firm member had a financial stake in subsidiary New Haven companies. Oakleigh Thorne calls the vanished money claim absurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Morgan & Co
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Oakleigh Thorne
Millbrook Company
New Haven Man Refuses To Discuss Morgan Co Statement
An unnamed New Haven man says he has no books on Morgan Co dealings and acted only with New Haven board authority. He notes the road matter can be printed as desired and declines further comment.
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Heaton
Charles Sangee Moelien
New Haven
Smying
Stockbridge
Tm Mors & Co
New Maven
Morgans
Millbrook
Hades
Sleeping Woman Stabbed to Death in Monroe Street Home
Marie Latone aged forty two of 9 Monroe street was found dead in bed at the rear of an undertaker shop, stabbed seven times in the chest. Her brother Rosallie alerted Patroimian Meyers who summoned Dr. Moore of Gouverneur Hospital. The physician pronounced her dead after about two hours. a ten inch stiletto lay on the floor near the bed. Police have not yet identified a suspect.
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Marie Latone
Monroe Street
Rosallie
Patroimian Meyers
Dr. Moore
Gouverneur Hospital
Abe
Dynamite Plot Foiled In Dynamite Row Doorway
Patrolman Joseph Tiyan found a stick of dynamite in a tin box with a burning fuse in the doorway of 314 East 30th Street at 2 am. Ryan threw the box into the snow, snuffing the spark. The block hosts a shoemaker shop and a grocery run by Italians in the basement.
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Joseph Tiyan
No. 314
East 30Th Street
Ryan
Miss Marlowe III Suffering From Appendicitis
Baltimore March 8 Miss Julia Jowe the actress is reported to be a patient at the Woman's Hospital in serious condition after an operation for appendicitis Although the Capital lines deny the report many long distance messages have been received Inquiring about her condition While playing with her husband Sothern in Los Angeles some time ago Miss Marlowe was suddenly seized with severe pains in her side and a high fever She was rushed on a special train to New York to receive care and the attending physicians grave anxiety is noted tonight
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Serene
New York
Miss Marlowe
Dynamite Found Near Church Door At St Marks
A ten inch dynamite stick was found about eight feet from St Marks eight feet from the church door at second avenue and 10th street. Frank Mann custodian and inspector Chen Kagan reported the blast could have leveled the building. The rector Dr Guthrie notified police and guards were posted around St Marks and nearby churches. Investigators hunt possible dynamiters amid a tense scene of worshipers and food shelter for the needy.
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St Mark's
Second Avenue
10Th Street
Tannenbium
Frank Mann
The
Curiol
Ti Spector Chen Kagan
Bureau of Combustibles
A. Tywart
Mann
Marchyard
Willam Norman Guthrie
Guthrie
Weet
Watrolian Turley
Iivestlate
Thurke
Bureau of Combestibles
Agin Waite
Cane
Dr. Guthie
Dr. Guttrie
St. Mark's
Discovery Central Office
St. Marky
Church
Petectives
Wehner
Dansberg
Rutgers Square
Wart Broadway
Percy Stickley Grant
Church of the Ascension
Edward H W. Schlicter
Luke's Chapel
Grant
Schlueter
Pronerong Hamilton
Mamillon
Gas Blasts Ravage Street injuring many and halting traffic
Gas leaks caused two powerful blasts at Fifth Avenue and 20th Street. A crater formed from the ruptured water main as flames surged from pockets of gas. A streetcar with fifteen passengers was spared serious harm. traffic was stopped for hours and fire engines pumped water from excavations until the gas was finally extinguished.
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Fifth Avenue
Mystery Invasion in Austin Touches Texas Rangers
In Austin a complex case surrounds the body of Clemente Vergara, an American ranchman allegedly brought to the Texas border from Hidalgo Mexico by unknown persons. Captain J Sanders of the Texas Tungens reports the body was found near a driver at 324 oclock this morning, with Vergara identified by Westglanier family members. Governor Colquitt awaits Sanders's detailed report.
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Austin
Texas
Marcel
J. Sanders
Texas Tungens
Col
Clemente Vergara
Texas Rangers
Hidalgo
Mexico
Owas
Sanders
Thaax
Vergara
o'Guek
No. Westglanier
Colquitt
Death of Charles Bostwick Found in Easthampton Woods
Charles Byron Bostwick secretary treasurer of the A. D. Watts Company was reported missing from West Bunt Street on January 4. His body was discovered face down in woods near Easthampton by Dorothy Greep, a music teacher, with no visible injuries. Authorities ruled death likely from exposure. he had a cottage at Amagansett and was a Princeton Club member. Identification was confirmed by Dr. David Edwards.
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Charles Byron Bostwick
West Bint Street
Easthampton
Long Tsland
Fostwick
A. d. Watts Company
Dental Gold
No. 30
Church Street
Dorothy Greep
Wasthampton High School
Bostwick
Amagansett
W. Harrnet
Sit
Rangers Cross Line take Vergara's Body
Texas Rangers crossed into Mexico at Hidalgo under armed guard to recover the body of Clemente Vergara from a grave in Hidalgo cemetery. The body was brought to Laredo then to the United States amid guard duty as authorities ordered an official examination. Vergara had been tortured and executed, with bullet wounds and a crushed skull noted, while witnesses described his abduction near the Vergara ranch on February 15.
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Tebesevaredo
Tes
Texas Rangers
International Boundary Line
Mexico
Hidalgo
Rio Grande
Colquitt
Vermsson
Younger
United States
Laredo
Vergara
Garret
Nuevo Laredo
Sanders
Rangers
Mc. Garret
Senders
Calmutt
Coos
Webb County
Tex
Garrett
Patafoz
Apollo Rodriguez
Hver
Mra Vergara
Mr. Vergara
Medrat Negrur
Hydalgo
Villa to Make Mexicans Sober Says Pancho Villa
Telegraph dispatch reports General Pancho Villa plans to curb liquor in Northern Mexico after Torreon capture. He claims drunkenness harms the people and will prohibit liquor production and sale once in control north of Coahuila. Villa notes Mexicans prefer tequila mescal and other spirits.
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Chiuahua
Mexico
Chihuahua
Pancho Villa
Torreon
General Villa
Coahuila
Villa
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J. P. Morgan
CAL
Ouneral
Providence
Marsden J. Perry
Guirleigh Thorne
Undertaker
Stiletto Crew
Miss Marlowe III
Baltimore
St. Mark’s
Rector
Lusury
Hamilton
Moreso
East Broadway
23D Street
Pa Olmat Wishel
Water Company
Aft
Chas. B. Bostwick
Island
American Territory
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