McIntyre Examined Over Little Property Left Behind
Thomas A. McIntyre head of the defunct T A McIntyre & Co was examined for about forty minutes by receiver Charles C Burlingham and attorney Irving Ernst at Miss Alston's private sanatorium West Gist Street. McIntyre, still ill, disclosed nominal assets including a 2.4 acre Gleno Farm estate in North Carolina worth about 150 with a $75,000 mortgage, Brooklyn unimproved property, a No Eastth Street house worth 20 mortgaged for 75, a Day and Night Bank safe deposit box and a Produce Exchange box with unknown contents. He admitted securities were hypothecized as loans and urged patience for creditors. He pledged to help creditors once health permits, while receivers seek to recover assets, with about 8 million owed but little expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Mcintyre
T. A. Mcintyre & Co
McIntyre
Burlingham
Gleno Farm
Nstor County
N. C
Produce Exchange
Miss Berd
Miss Boyd
Mr. McIntyre
Drnete
Maillion
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Coster Knapp & Co
In the United States District Court an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against Coster Knapp & Co of 6 Broadway following the death of Charles Coster. Creditors Heep and Potter Barnes claim $7236 due for loans and deposits. Louis Werner named assignee and receiver with assets including stocks bonds and pledged securities and a seat on the New York Stock Exchange. Judge Neugh appointed Werner as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pesterG@ay
United States District Court
Stock Exchange
of Coster, Knapp & Co
No. 6
Broadway
Charles Coster
John S. Heep
Grm
Louis Werner
theNew York Stock Exchange
Neugh
Mr. Werner
Morton Returns to Atchison Board and Executive Role
Pavel Morton of Equitable Life Assurance Society was elected director of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway Company and joined its executive committee, succeeding the late George G Haven. Former Atchison traffic vice-president Morton reportedly may not resign from his Navy Secretary post despite rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavel Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
George G. Haven
Morton
Atchison
Navy
E. P. Ripley
Wall Street
Road
Counter Charges In Suit Over Coal Lands Breach
Adolph Pluemer sues Edward J. Berwind for 1.75 million alleging breach of contract over 20 coal properties in West Virginia. Berwind-Whitt Deal Co. refused land after mines were deemed not to meet coal output demands. Referee Whittaker set May 1 for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninter
Adolph Pluemer
Edward J. Berwind
Berwind-Whitt- Deal Company
Edward 4. Whittaker
Justice O'Gorman
Berwind
Pluemer
New River District
West Virginia
Lake Shore and Nickel Plate earnings rise at 1907 meeting
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company reports 1907 gross earnings of 44,952,3 75 with net 10,415,015 up 546,436, and Nickel Plate shows gross 10,465,671 and net 2,702,772 up 281,260. Directors of both lines were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Eels vanish from Brooklyn water mains after Cardinal Logue visit
Water department workers report no eels in Brooklyn water mains since Sunday. Plumbers had been battling eel obstructions from Long Island pumping stations. A quirky theory ties eel disappearance to Cardinal Logue preaching in Brooklyn, linking St Patrick and eel folklore as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Brooklyn
Long Island
Cardinal Logue
St. Patrick
Ireland
St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's
Railroad Conductor Granted Damages After 1907 Wreck
In White Plains a jury awarded James A. Halley 17.49 damages against New York Central Railroad for injuries from the Brewster Express wreck on February 16, 1907. Halley, a longtime conductor on the Empire State Express, was injured while riding in the last coach. He sought 59,000 dollars. defense argued he assumed risk riding on a pass. Court denied motion to set aside verdict as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
White Plains
A. S. Tompkins
James A. Halley
New York Central Railroad Company
Wiliamsbridge
Bronx Park
Halley
New York Central
Empire State Express
New York
Chicago
Brewster Express
Vialley
Italian boy tries to kill five in Brooklyn barber shop
Sixteen year old Nieslo Carmelo attacked Francisco Stropino Nicolo Esposito and a barber Carlo Perade in a Grookiza street shop. Perade his wife and child fought him off. four victims were hospitalized. Carmelo fled in nightclothes. Macero was arrested as a suspicious person. All victims expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nieslo Carmelo
Carlo Perade
Fullen Street
Grookiza
Carmelo
Francisco Stropino
Nicolo Esposito
Perado
Giuseppe Macero
Main Street
Macero
Brooklyn
Cumberland Street
Accusation Against Battery Dan in Staten Island Stand Case
Henry J. Goldsmith former assistant district attorney seeks injunction against Commissioner Spooner to stop interference with Richard Costas attempting to run a fruit stand at the Staten Island ferry house entrance. Goldsmith claims Lieplent’s license expired April 24 and a renewal needed a letter from Magistrate Finn, who denies involvement or knowledge of Costas. Justice Greenbaum reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Goldsmith
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Commissioner Spooner
Department of Docks and Ferries
Richard Costas
Staten Island
Goldsmith
Lieplent
Iraniel E. Finn
Tammanor
Ixt Ivistriect
Finn
Costas
Onawan
Morse Curtis and Heinze Plead in U S Circuit Court
Charles W Morse Alfred H Curtis and F Augustus Heinze appeared before Judge Hough and pleaded not guilty to indictments. Stimson said trials would start at the June term with May 28 set for date of trial. The judge allowed withdrawal of pleas for Morse and Curtis on a shortened bill while granting access to particulars on misapplication counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
F. Augustus Heinze
Hough
United States Circuit Court
United States District
Stimson
Morse
Curtis
Man in Steerage Shoots Self Aboard Denver Arrival
An ambulance met the Mal lory liner Denver from Galveston at Barnegat as steerage passenger Robert Lee Roberts, a farmer from Darrel Mississippi with a wife and seven children, shot himself in the head Tuesday. He acted strangely and talked incoherently before the act and was taken to Hudson Street Hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Street
Mallory
Denver
Galveston
Robert Lee Roberts
Barnegat
Roberts
Darrel
Miss
Tucker Jr Not Guilty in Mail Fraud Case
Topeka May 5 A jury found H McTucker charged with using the mails to defraud in promoting the Uncle Sam Oil Company not guilty. The verdict ends the long trial in Topeka with no acquittal details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Tucker, Jr
Topeka
Kan
H. McOtucker
Ferries Deal Cleared by Grand Jury Testimony
A November grand jury minutes release details H H Vreeland's testimony on the Wall and Cortlandt Street Ferries sale and five 10000-dollar checks tied to Whitney and political interests. He says the storage battery stock moves funded politicians, not crime, and that immunity was claimed under the Public Service commission act. Ryan confirms profits used to reimburse partners and cover expenses, noting he converted Metropolitan Street Railway stock into Metropolitan Securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Rosalsky
Jerome
H. H. Vreeland
Wall & Cortlandt Street Ferries
Mr. Ryan
Vreeland
Messrs
Whitney
Dolan
Widener
Elkins
Ryan
William C. Whitney
Metropolitan Recurities
Public Service Commission
Mr. Jerome
Willcox
William N. Ivins
Timne
Hollister & Babcock
Moore & Sehle
Ife
Stanchfield
Fifth Avenue Coach Company
Strong, Sturgis & Co
Moore & Behley
NLM
William Whitney
SHH
CL W. Morse
Srand
Mr. Vreeland
Anthony 2. Brady
Wall & Cortlandt Streets Ferries
Metropolitan
Sanitary Grand Jury
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Brady
Metropolitan Street Railway
Metropolitan Securities
Bryan
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Perhans
Jerome on Bribery and McCabe Case Defense
District Attorney Jerome defends his actions in the Metropolitan Street Railway bribery inquiry and the McCabe case, calling Seabury’s conduct a cheap political play. Franklin Pierce cross-examines, with wrangling over witnesses, indictments, and campaign contributions. Jerome asserts no crime in insurance company dealings and upholds Allan Ryan, while promising further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
King Committee
Justice Seabury
McCabe
Hearst
C&ptrap
John
Franklin Pierce
Pierce
Tribune
Allan Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Treasury
Metropolitan Securities Company
Thomas ¥. Ryan
Mr. Jerome
McCurdy
Andy” Hamilton
Hamilton
Fields
Willcox
Public Service Commission
Rocsalsky
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
H. J. Vreeland
Messrs. Vreeland
Ryan
Ce Trust
Julian
Muder
Smyth
Mr. Pierce
Ambrose F. McCabe
Operation Planned for Amelia Bingham at Wylie Sanatorium
Miss Amelia Bingham was moved from East 31st street to Dr Wylie's sanatorium on Tuesday night for an operation for peritonitis to be performed this morning. Officials noted her temperature was normal at the sanatorium yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Bingham
Dr. Wylie
East 31St Street
Precious Metals Corp expands shifts amid surface ore removal plan
May 1 report shows Precious Metals Corporation increased workforce to three shifts per day at all properties. Mines superintendent signals intent to cut deeper to reach large surface ore bodies. Tennessee Copper Company sulphuric acid plant earns good profit after Georgia sunder injunction and $750,000 investment to reduce smelter smoke. April Cripple Creek output 64,023 tons valued at $1,346,300. Portland Vindicator, Work and Elkton properties paid dividends totaling $232.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Precious Metals Corporation
Tennessee Copper Company
Tennessee
Georgia
State of Georgia
State of
Cripple Creek
Portland Vindicator
Work
Elkton Properties
Iden Cycle Ui
Eee
Pany
Bishops Call for Clear Open Pulpit Policy Across Diocese
In New Brunswick the diocese concluded a session with Bishop Scarborough urging firm stance against Vatican-leaning ministers. He criticized those seeking Papal recognition, warned of unity only through open pulpit clarity, and urged decisive convention action to define church law and prevent double allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Papacy
Rome
May Vokes Sings Mixed Ode and Ballad at Wallack’s
May Vokes charmed Ogallalla audiences with a new blend of a warrior’s ode and Tom Moore style cradle song at Wallack’s. She alternated humming and a wild passionate cry that stirred the chorus, though she has not named the mixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Vokes
Tom Moore
Miss Vokes
Vokes Joins Ogallalla Tribe At Madison Square Garden
Miss Vokes celebrated induction into the Ogallalla tribe with a solemn ceremony at Madison Square Garden. Lone Bear named her Holy Eagle and Spotted Weasel chanted a mystical ode while the tribe crowned her with the tiara of the holy warriors and hosted a celebratory dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vokes
Ogallalla
Madison Square Garden
Lone Bear
Holy Eagle
Spotted Weasel
Two Slain for Revenge in Midvale Park Cobblers Shop
In New Jersey, Frank and Sebastian Messina were found shot and stabbed in their cobbler shop on Goodwin avenue. Neighbors heard shots while a large sum of money remained untouched, suggesting revenge by Black Hand operatives rather than robbery. Mrs. Messina may hold crucial information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood
N. J
May
Pastaiee
Frank Messino
Sebastian Messina
Thej
Goodwin Avenue
Midvale Park
Paterson
Messina
William Muster
Frank Messina
Hackensack
Miss Guerra
State sues Ontario and Western over canal damages
Albany May. Before Justice Betts and a jury in the Supreme Court today the state began an action against the New York Ontario and Western Railway Company to recover damages paid by the state for alleged railroad property damage in Oneida County due to the barge canal. Attorney General Jackson filed the suit with representation from Boardman Platt and B C Cox appearing for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, May
Immigrant mothers and milk depots urged at Rainy Day Club
Wilbur C. Phillips of the New York Milk Committee spoke at the Rainy Day Club urging importation of mothers to raise healthy babies. He cited a study showing high infant mortality among artificially fed infants and called for more milk depots and nurse salaries. Florence Levy also spoke on metropolitan art as the exhibition opened from 1 to 6 with tea served, and the reception committee listed club officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Goler
Rochester
Wilbur C. Phillips
New York Milk Committee
Rainy Day Club
Hotel Astor
Fifth Avenue
Plaza Hotel
America
Mr. Phillips
L. Emmett Holt
East Side
France
Florence Levy
Metropolitan Art
The
League
Julian Heath
George G. Brooks
Frederick H. Lane
Christian Ha
Housekeepers Entertain At League For Homes Economics Exhibit
A League for Home Economics project at 41 Leroy Street displayed a home class with a dinner setting and daffodil centerpiece. Married women prepared dishes from their homes including rice and onions soup, hamburger steak, rice with prunes, and baking powder biscuits. A first aid exhibit showed a doll in a bed with a lunch tray and an egg nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Housekeeping
League For Homes Economics
Leroy Street
Half fitted jackets dominate season styles in lace and silk
The Tribune Pattern notes jackets as a seasonal favorite in various materials. Designs include all over lace, fancy braids with lace stitches, silk im soutache, and cloth and embroidery matched to outfits. Expect Linen and embroidery to appear in later trends.
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T.A. Mintyre
Coster, Knapp & CO
Atchison Board
Ripley
NEW York Central Lines
Boy
Five
Dan
Morse, Curtis and
Heinze
Ferries
Seabury
Iam
Cleo
Ontario & Western
League For Home Economics
Eries
New-York Tribune
Queer
Suway
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