McIntyre Examin ed on Lacking Assets After Bankruptcy
Thomas A McIntyre head of the defunct T A McIntyre Co was examined for about forty minutes by receiver Charles Burlingham and attorney Irving L Ernst at a private sanatorium on West 6th Street. McIntyre said he owned minor properties including a Glenn Farm equity of 150000, a Brooklyn unimproved parcel, a Neo East 5th Street house worth 200 mortgaged 75 and two safe deposit boxes. He claimed securities held for customers had been hypothecated for loans and noted creditors may only recover about 100000 from about a million owed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. McIntyre
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Charles C. Burlingham
Irving L. Ernst
Miss Alston
West 6Ist Street
T. 5. Ormiston
McIntyre
Burlingham
Glenn Farm
Onslow County
N. C
Miss Bord
Miss Boyd
R Burlingham
Mr. McTntyre
Ernest Eaid
United States
Gilchrist
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Coster Knapp & Co
In New York United States District Court an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday against Coster Knapp & Co of 6 Broadway. The firm suspended recently with liabilities over 1 million dollars after the suicide of Charles Coster. Three creditors Heep Rotter and Barnes claim 37 230 allegedly due on loans and deposits. The petition says an assignment was made on April 2 to Louis Werner who now holds assets including stocks bonds other securities and a New York Stock Exchange seat. Judge Neugh named Werner assignee receiver with bond set at 25 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Stock Exchange
Coster, Knapp & Co
No. 6
Broadway
Charles Coster
John S. Heep
1Lfford Rotter
Reon Barnes
Louis Werner
New York Stock Exchange
Neugh
Mr. Werner
Morton Returns to Atchison Board of Directors
Paul Morton president of Equitable Life Assurance Society was elected yesterday a director of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company and a member of the executive committee to succeed George G. Haven. Morton previously served as vice president in charge of traffic before becoming Secretary of the Navy. Reports that E P Ripley might resign generated market speculation about Morton's return to the board, though many doubt he would leave his federal post if the presidency were offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
George G. Haven
Morton
Atchison
Navy
E. P. Ripley
Athe “Stechison
Wall Street
Counter Charges in $1,750,000 Suit Over Berwind Coal
Adolph Pluemer sues Edward J. Berwind of Berwind-White Coal Co for breach of contract over coal properties in West Virginia. Berwind allegedly agreed to buy Pluemer mines but refused after determining mine yield. Referee Edward G. Whittaker scheduled further proceedings for May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounter
Adolph Pluemer
Edward J. Berwind
Berwind-White Coal Company
Edward G. Whittaker
Justice O'Gorman
Berwind
Bur
Pluemer
New River
West Virginia
Railway earnings rise for Leake Shore and Nickel Plate in 1907
Cleveland reports show Leake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company with gross earnings of 44,953,475 and net of 10,415,015 for 1907, up from 1906 by 2,409,096 and 546,436 respectively. Nickel Plate posts gross 10,465,671 and net 2,703,772, increases of 563,462 and 251,260. Directors for both lines were re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Leake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Eels Vanish From Brooklyn Water Mains After Cardinal Logue Visit
Brooklyn water workers report no eels in city mains since Sunday prompting a theory that Cardinal Logue’s Brooklyn visit caused their disappearance. The chain links St Patrick’s legend to eel banishment, with Logue as 114th successor of Patrick and the eel absence tied to his presence.
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
Court awards damages to Halley in Brewster Express case
A White Plains supreme court jury awarded James A. Halley 17009 damages against New York Central Railroad for injuries from the Brewster Express wreck on February 16, 1907. Halley, a conductor with over forty four years on the line, was in the last coach when the train left tracks at Bronx Park. He sued for 59000, contending the accident occurred while riding on a pass. The defense claimed Halley assumed all risks. The motion to set aside the verdict as excessive was denied.
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
Italian barber shop murders shock Brooklyn
A 16 year old Italian boy, employed at Carlo Perado's Brooklyn barber shop, attempted five murders in one night. He slashed employers and their families, injuring Perado and several workers. Police pursued him. three victims were taken to Brooklyn and Cumberland Street hospitals. All injuries are non fatal and expected to heal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicole Carmelo
Carlo Perado
Fulton Street
Brooklin
Carmelo
Francisco Strapino
Nicolo Esposito
Perado
Giuseppe Macere
Main Street
Macero
Brooklyn
Cumberland Street
Peradot
Accusation Against Battery Dan Henry J. Goldsmith Seeks Injunction
Henry J. Goldsmith former assistant district attorney applied to Justice Greenbaum in the Supreme Court for an injunction against Commissioner Spooner to protect Richard Costas's effort to run a fruit stand at the Staten Island ferry house entrance. Goldsmith said Costas’s license expired April 3 and was told to obtain a letter from Magistrate Daniel E. Finn. Finn refused, claiming another constituent deserved the stand. Finn denied Costas involvement and said he never met him. 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 Ferry House
Goldsmith
Daniel E. Finn
Tammany
1St District
Finn
Costas
Onawanda Club
Dan
Tsid
Morse Curtis and Heinze Plead in United States Court
Charles W Morse Alfred H Curtis and F Augustus Heinze appeared before Judge Hough to plead to indictments. The U S District Attorney said trials will start at the June term with pleas not guilty. Morse and Curtis received a corrected bill and may withdraw pleas. judge ordered disclosure of details on misapplication counts. Trial set for May 2% with date to be fixed.
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 as ship nears harbor
An ambulance met the Denver from Galveston at Barnegat after a steerage passenger, Robert Lee Roberts of Darrel Mississippi with a wife and seven children, shot himself in the head. He acted strangely and talked incoherently prior to the shooting. his condition was reported as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Street
Mallory
Denver
Galveston
Robert Lee Roberts
Barnegat
Roberts
Darrel
Miss
Tucker Not Guilty in Mail Fraud Case in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas a jury cleared H H Tucker JP of defrauding by using the mails to promote the Uncle Sam Oil Company. The verdict was announced tonight amid a high drama in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
H. Uo Tucker
Cha
Uncle Sam
Vreeland Reveals Key Details in Ferries Deal Inquiry
Minutes of the November grand jury probe into the Metropolitan Street Railway disclose H. H. Vreeland’s more precise recall of the Wall and Cortlandt Street Ferries sale. He confirms that $500,000 in checks to Whitney and associates were used to settle Electric Storage Battery stock accounts for political figures, not for campaign contributions, and notes immunity for providing information to the Public Service Commission.
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
Bryan
Metropolitan Securities Company
Public Service Commission
Mr. Jerome
Mr. Vreeland
Willcox
William N. Ivins
Public Service Commissions Act
Stanchfield
Fifth Avenue Coach Company
Strong, Sturgis & Co
Moore & Sehley
William Whitney
SHO
C. W W. Morse
Anthony N. Brady
Wall & Cortlandt Streets Ferries
Metropolitan
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Brady
Metropolitan Securities
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Jerome Defends Actions in Metropolitan Probe Hearing
District Attorney Jerome assailed Justice Seabury and the McCabe jury bribery case as a cheap political play while defending his handling of Metropolitan Street Railway inquiries. He defended allies, attacked critics, and insisted witnesses like Allan Ryan were treated fairly as cross examination continued amid wrangling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
King Committee
Justice Seabury
McCabe
Hearst
C&ptrap
John
m@ are
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Franklin Pierce
Pierce
Tribune
Allan Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Treasury
Metropolitan Securities Company
Mr. Jerome
Metropolitan
McCurdy
Andy” Hamilton
Hamilton
Fields
Willcox
Public Service Commission
Resalsky
Metropolitan Street Railway
High Vreeland
Messrs. Vreeland
Ryan
Ice Trust
Julian
Verce
Muder
Smyth
Mr. Pierce
Ambrose F. McCabe
Mr. Seabury
Andrews
George R. Bagg
Operation for Amelia Bingham
Miss Amelia Bingham was taken to Dr Wylie's sanatorium on East 31st Street. He will perform an operation for peritonitis this morning. Her temperature at the sanatorium was reported as normal yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Bingham
Dr. Wylie
East 31St Street
Precious Metals firm increases force and shifts at mines
On May 1 Precious Metals Corporation boosted its workforce across all properties to three full shifts. The superintendent expects to cut deep into surface ore bodies soon. Tennessee Copper Company reports the sulphuric acid plant showing profits after Georgia sued over smelter smoke, leading to a $750,000 plant investment and no further litigation. In April Cripple Creek yielded 64,023 tons valued at 1,346,300 dollars. Portland Vindicator, Work and Elkton paid dividends of 232.5. Golden Cycle mill led with 34,715 tons valued at 533,800. United States Reduction and Refining milled 12,879 tons valued at Rile.
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
Golden Cycle
United States Reduction and Refining Company
Diocesan Convention Denounces Vatican Affiliation
The New Jersey Diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church ends its convention with Bishop Scarborough condemning pulpit seekers of Vatican recognition as dishonest. He warns Rome will concede nothing and urges clear open pulpit definitions and firm allegiance to the Church’s own ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germaini
Vatican
Papacy
Rome
May Vokes Delivers New Ogallalla Song At Wallack's
May Vokes unveils a new ditty blending a warrior ode with Tom Moore’s lullaby at Wallack's. She alternates between soft humming and a wild, passionate cry that stirs the chorus, while spectators in gallery seats catch fragments of the lyrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Vokes
Wallack’s
Tom Moore
Miss Vokes
Unclear tribal rites crown new Holy Eagle figure
Fragmentary OCR describes an unusual departure with tribal ceremony. Miss Vokes is linked to Ogallalla by a figure called Holy Eagle, amid chants and a dinner honoring a new arrival named Lone Bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vokes
Ogallalla
Mad
Slain Cobbler and Brother Shot and Stabbed in Ridgewood
Passaic County detectives probe the double murder of Frank Messina and his brother Sebastian in a Goodwin avenue cobbler shop. Neighbors heard shots around 2 am. Robbery is ruled out by $235 and $5 found. authorities consider possible jealousy or quarrels. Frank’s wife Guerra Messina, awaiting to identify him, may hold key details. The crime scene shows four stab wounds and multiple gunshot holes, with the assailants believed to be Black Hand operators seeking revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood
N. J
Passaic County
Frank Messino
Fey Months
Sebastian Messina
Goodwin Avenue
Midvale Park
Paterson
Messina
Twig John Steele
William Muster
Frank Messina
Hackensack
Miss Guerra
State Sues Ontario and Western Railway Company
Albany May and before Justice Betts in the Supreme Court today the state began an action against the New York Ontario and Western Railway Company to recover money it paid for alleged damages to the railway property in Oneida County caused by the barge canal construction. Attorney General Jackson led the suit, represented by ex Senator Mackey. O'Brien Boardman Platt and C Cox of New York appeared for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, May
Importing mothers urged to curb infant deaths at Rainy Day Club
Wilbur C. Phillips, NY Milk Committee secretary, warned in a Rainy Day Club talk at the Hotel Astor that many mothers abroad supply the city’s babies and that mortality among artificially fed infants is high. He urged establishing pure milk depots for mothers, funded by donations to pay nurses and run consultative programs, noting the need for substantial support and services. Florence Levy spoke on Metropolitan Art, and a reception followed with league officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Goler
Rochester
Wilbur C. Phillips
New York Milk Committee
Rainy Day Club
Hotel Astor
Fifth Avenue
Plaza Hotel
East
America
Mr. Phillips
LL Emmett Holt
France
Florence Levy
Metropolitan Art
Housekeepers Entertain Show At League For Home Economics
An exhibit at No 41 Leroy street showcased the school of housekeeping started by the League for Home Economics. Posts featured dinner setups with simple centerpieces, meals prepared by a class of young married women, and a first aid display including a doll in bed with an egg nest. A bright kitchen exhibited French soup and salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Housekeeping
League For Home Economics
Leroy Street
Half Fitted Jackets Highlighted In Seasonal Fabrics
The Tribune Pattern notes jackets as a favored wrap this season in varied materials. All over lace, lace-stitch braids, silk satin, satin or cloth textures appear, with soutache and embroidery. Linen and embroidered fabrics are expected later to match costumes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T.a.mintyre
Ripley
NEW York Central Lines
Boy
Five
Morse, Curtis and
Heinze
H. H. Tucker, JP
Ferries
M.S. A
Seabury
Cleo
Ontario & Western
League
Julian Heath
George G. Brooks
Frederick H. Lane
Christian Hageman
E. A. Tuttle
George Phillips
Flood- Stewart Corbin
Emma Paddock Telford
Letitia Simons
Charles H. Caldwell
Eries
New-York Tribune
Queer
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