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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

5

Hearing Proves Tame Opposition to Race Track Bills

Albany march 18 open opposition to racetrack gambling bills collapses at Senate Judiciary Committee hearing The scene lacked the earlier crowd with only Joseph S Auerbach and a few supporters presenting arguments Critics condemn Governor Hughes while Dr Charles H Parkhurst and Rabbi Stephen Wise urge constitutional limits The hearing hints at future moves to restore code amendments and potential next week votes amid lingering political tensions

Albany Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Assembly Codes Assembly Codes Committee Senate Codes Committee Assembly Codes Committees Jockey Club Joseph S. Auerbach Mr. Auerbach Hughes Percy-Gray Auerbach Edwin S. Comstock Rensselaer State Association of County Agricultural Societies Assemblyman Northrup Agricultural Society of Dutchess County Charles H. Parkhurst Stephen Wise Parkhurst Rabbi Wise Walter Laidlaw August Belmont

Ward's Island Lease Approved by Assembly

Albany March 18 The Assembly passed the Grady-Oliver bill authorizing New York City to lease Ward's Island to the state for fifty years. The deal requires a modern hospital for the insane within ten years with plans approved by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. At lease end the state pays the city the appraised value of city improvements.

Tribune Albany Assembly Grady-Oliver New York City Ward's Island Senate Board of Estimate

Harper Quits Bank Presidency After Conviction

Robert N. Harper resigned today as president of the American National Bank in Washington amid his recent pure food and drug law conviction. President Roosevelt urged jail time for Harper for manufacturing a headache remedy's formula. R. Henry Lynn becomes cashier, succeeding Harper.

Washington Robert N. Harper American National Bank Roosevelt Harper United States R. Henry Lynn Mr. Harper

Franklinville Bank Officials Indicted in Fraud Case

Buffalo March 18 A Federal Grand Jury indicted Edwin D Scott cashier and Roy W Van Hoesen bookkeeper of the People's National Bank Franklinville on charges of false entries and fraudulent records to the Currency Controller. Bank had been placed in receivership two months earlier amid fund depletion. Both men were arrested and bailed with Scott later confined to the State Asylum Gowanda.

Buffalo Federal Grand Jury Edwin D. Scott Roy W. van Hoesen People’s National Bank Franklinville United States Scott van Hoesen State Asylum For the Insane Gowanda

Toronto Business Men Indicted For Smuggling And False Invoices

Federal grand jury in Buffalo indicts Robert H. Fairweather and William J. Clancy of Toronto for smuggling fur garments into the United States and Thomas Crowe for false invoicing. Crowe allegedly listed a $4 Toronto sale as $1,200 in Buffalo. The report appears in The Tribune and notes an upcoming Jacob Riis feature.

Tribune Buffalo Federal Grand Jury Toronto Robert H. Fairweather J. W. T. Fairweather & Co William J. Clancy Thomas Crowe Crowe & Murray

Saxe Pushes Senate Resolution For Jackson Probe

Albany March 18. Senator Martin Saxe introduces a concurrent resolution for a legislative committee to investigate Attorney General Jackson’s conduct amid the financial panic. The move could lead to further actions, including possible removal, if evidence supports charges.

Tribune Albany Jackson Martin Saxe New York Saxe Senate House Saxos State of State of New York Finance Committee Conners Murphy Democrats Assembly

Attorney General Jackson Refuses to Act Further for Tax Cases

Jackson releases a letter to Senator Saxe explaining his decision to decline further duties as special counsel in several special franchise tax proceedings. He critiques Saxe’s multiple government roles and notes his own desire to avoid conflicts while pursuing public duties.

Piles Cured in Days With PAZO Ointment Guarantee

Advertisement claims PAZO Ointment cures piles including blind bleeding or protruding types within six to fourteen days or money will be refunded. It asserts relief from itching and promises full cure or refund.

Legal Ethics and Jackson Frustrate Saxe's Special Counsel Role

Albany dispatch reports Senator Saxe criticizing Jackson over public letters and franchise tax disputes. Saxe details his designation as special counsel by Mayer and Metz, access issues to case papers, and his resignation request amid concerns of state interests and potential corporate retainers. He notes cases worth millions await Jackson’s action, which he claims he refuses to advance.

Tribune Albany Jackson Saxe James G. Graham Mayer Metz Corporation Counsel Brooklyn City Railway Graham Daniel F. Cohaian Tammany Hall

Hearing on Grady Bill in Albany Senate

The Senate Judiciary Committee heard Senator Grady's bill prohibiting railroad construction under 100 miles without full stockholder consent. The aim is to block the NYN H & Hartford from splitting Port Chester and Westchester lines. Francis L. Stetson represented the NY, Westchester & Boston Railroad in opposition.

Tribune Albany New York, New Haven & Hartford New York & Port Chester New York, Westchester & Boston Senate Judiciary Committee Grady Port Chester Westchester Francis L. Stetson New York, Westchester & Boston Railroad

Banking Bill Progress In Senate

In Albany on March 18 the Senate advanced three banking bills amid Democratic protests. A proposal to place liquidation power with the Superintendent of Banks was sidetracked, while a measure limiting director overlap between savings banks and other banks was amended to include trust companies and approved. Two amortization bills were debated, with one opposed and the other advanced after the minority leader withdrew opposition, bringing three bills to final passage while a fourth was laid aside for possible amendments.

Tribune Albany Senate Clark Williams Banking Department Assembly Savings National Banking Association Hooker Grady

Assembly committee shifts to Hughes plan on public service powers

Albany March 18—The Assembly Committee on Electricity Gas and Water Supply adopted amendments to Assemblyman Hammond’s bill to extend Public Service Commission jurisdiction over telegraph and telephone companies. The measure with amendments will be reprinted and recommitted. The Judiciary Committee reported Green’s Torreng land title registration bill and Fowler’s concurrent resolution offering a 10 percent Civil Service rating boost for Spanish War veterans who pass exams.

Albany Hughes Public Service Commissions Assembly Committee Hammond Onondags Assembly Judiciary Committee Green Kings Assemblyman Fowler Ulster

Allds says highway bill objections largely met in draft

Albany reports Senator Jotham P Allds states State Engineer Skene concerns about the proposed highway code are practically resolved in the current bill draft. The joint committee chaired by Allds has been revising and codifying decades of highway legislation in the state.

Albany Jotham P. Allds Chenango County Skene Allds

Morse tied to bank loan by stock collateral and perjury case

Morse assigns shares of bank stock as collateral for a $170,000 Corn Exchange Bank loan that matured in 1997. He paid part of the debt and claims the collateral covers the sum sued. Justice Dowling reserved ruling on Morse’s bid to inspect grand jury minutes amid claims illegal evidence and lack of cautions to Morse as a witness.

Morse New York City Corn Exchange Bank Smith O'Brien, Boardman & Platt Smith and O'Brien Boardman & Platt Kresel

Ira J. Bayliss in Custody in Los Angeles

Sheriff A B Adams of Coheces New York brought Ira J Bayliss to Los Angeles on a charge of defrauding the Prudential Life Insurance Company. He is accused of burying empty coffins and collecting on forged death certificates and fictitious policies. Bayliss was captured at Demuir California.

Los Angeles A. B. Adams Coheces N. Y Ira J. Bayliss New York Prudential Life Insurance Company Bayliss Demuir Cal

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