Probes Mintyre & Co Grand Jury Takes Hand
The grand jury investigates transactions of bankrupt brokerage firm T A McIntyre & Co as witnesses, including customers whose securities paid for but missing. Jersey City creditors file another voluntary bankruptcy petition against firm insiders and connected parties, alleging preferential payments before failure. Hearing adjourned to Friday with possible testimony from Thomas A McIntyre.
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T. A. McIntyre & Co
Tribune
Grand Jury
Irving L. Ernst
Charlies C
McIntyre
United States District Court
Jersey City
James E. Hal- Shirer
T. A. McIntyre
John G. McIntyre
George C. Ryan
Edward T. White
United States
Gilchrist
Ewen McIntyre
Thomas A. McIntyre
BAD START FOR NEW SUBWAY LOOP AT BROOKLYN BRIDGE
The first day of the subway loop at the Williamsburg Bridge terminal faced two delays that disrupted rush hour service. A Reid Avenue car derailed a switch near Loop causing a 20 minute delay and nine incoming cars were held up on the incline. Traffic was rerouted as repairs paused operations and two traffic officers supervised each loop. Passengers adapted, some walking as congestion eased once trains resumed.
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Manhattan Terminal
Williamsburg Bridge
Loop
Reid Avenue
Trafic
Imor 3
Relph
O'Connor
Brooklyn Bridge
Kaiser Wilhelm II Returns From 100th Round Trip
The Kaiser Wilhelm II of the North German Lloyd Line arrived in Hoboken with all flags flying to celebrate the first half of Captain O. Clippers hundredth round trip. A dinner followed, Ex-Judge Denis O'Brien returned aboard after four months abroad and praised American judiciary authority. A wireless dispatch later reported Cardinal Logue’s assassination in America two days after Bremen departure.
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Kaiser Wilhelm II
Lloyd Line
O. Clippers
Kaiser
Captain Clippers
Hoboken
Denis O’brien
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Bremen
Cardinal Logue
America
Car Crash Injures Three Passengers on Northbound Car
Three passengers on a northbound Columbus and Lenox avenue car were slightly hurt when the vehicle crashed into a stopped car near 146th Street and Lenox. George Grillon, Mary Birthold, Anna Murray suffered shock or contusions. John Jabs, the motorman, escaped injury though glass showered him. Grillon was aided by Dr. Bennett of Harlem Hospital and taken to the hospital.
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Columbus and
Lenox Avenue
146Th Street
George Grillon
Fifth Avenue
Mary Birthold
Seventh Avenue
Anna Murray
West 134Th Street
John Jabs
Lexington Avenue
Grillon
Dr. Bennett
Harlem Hospital
Death of Princeton librarian ruled accidental
Miss Bertha Vanderbilt assistant librarian at Princeton University was found drowned in a canal. Her father A R Vanderbilt claimed the body for transport to Amsterdam New York County Physician L J Suydam said no autopsy is needed and death due to a fall into the canal. Police chief Kilfoil suggested possible self harm or murder. Vanderbilt was a Syracuse University student and champion woman swimmer who graduated in library economics.
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Princeton
N. J
Bertha Vanderbilt
Princeton University
A. R. Vanderbilt
Amsterdam
N. Y
L. J. Suydam
Suydam
Charles R. Hoke
Kilfoil
Syracuse
Vanderbilt
Syracuse University
Senate scandal tale unfolds in Platt suit
Mae C. Wood and Senator Platt figures dominate a New York court session as cross examinations reveal alleged letters and coercive tactics. Depositions from reporters and Miller testimony surface, with Loeb and Platt linked to the scheme. The judge denies dismissal for lack of marriage proof. Loeb and Wynne deny involvement.
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Mae C. Wood Platt
Thomas Collier Platt
Supreme Court
New York
John
Stanchfield
Abe” Hummel
Hummel
J. Martin Miller
Secret Service
Miller
Justice O'Gorman
le Barbier
United States
Rheims
France
Hummer
Senator Platt
DeLancey Nicoll
Nicoll
Harry
Frank Pratt
Mr. le Barbier
Platts
Platt
Washington
Mae C. Wood
Wynne
T. C. Platt
Mr. Loeb
Loeb
Wood-Platt
Autopsy Reveals Atropine Poison in Venezuelan's Death
Eduardo de Eraso died after taking a wrong dose at a Sixth Avenue drug store. Coroner Weston ruled acute atropine poisoning. His wife, who also took the medicine, survived. Drugstore manager Morris Schwartz surrendered to police. bail set at 5000. An inquest and examinations of those involved planned. De Eraso, 47, a Venezuelan national, had recently arrived with family and Dr. Carlos Leon.
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Eduardo de Eraso
Sixth Avenue
Frank Campbell
West 23d Street
Weston
de Braso
Manuel Eschwege
No. 74
Broadway
Tenderloin
Julius Schwarts
Union Hill
N. J
Befior de Braso
No. 177
6Th Street
Schwarts
Acritelli
Sefior de Braso
Oxford University
England
Caracas
Europe
United States
Carlos Leon
Venezuela
Victoria
Sefior de Miaso
Tiis
Subway Contractors Again Delay Arbitration Decision
The Public Service Commission dispute with Rapid Transit Subway Construction Company over extra work pay for Contract No 1 stalls again as arbitrators adjourn after the company delays. Edward M. Shepard withdraws due to ill health, while Le Roy Harkness notes readiness to proceed but CME Rice’s $538 000 figure is rejected in favor of $6 250 000. Next hearing is June 9 with no anticipated summer decision.
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Public Service Commission
Rapid Transit Subway
LeRoy T. Harkness
Commission
Edward M. Shepard
Shepard
Lake George
L. Laflin Kellogg
Mr. Shepard
Rice
Freight Rate Conference to Consider Advances
Chicago reports a joint conference of commercial and industrial interests with the East's railroads to review raised freight rates from all angles. A final decision may go to President Roosevelt, the Interstate Commerce Commission, or an impartial arbitration board. Eastern railways prefer peace over war, while wage reductions are unlikely if arbitration or ICC review finalizes the issue. In New Orleans, the Picayune says new rates on coffee sugar molasses and rice from New Orleans to Chicago and St Paul will rise about 19 percent, the first general increase by railroads based on recent Washington and Chicago discussions.
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New York
Platt
Jerome
Justice O'Gorman
Mr. Stanchfield
Senator Platt
Chicago
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Board of Arbitration
Olive Branch of Peace
War Club
Eastern Railways
New Orleans
Picayune
St. Paul
Southeastern
Southwestern
Washington
Kinney Will Filed With $2 Million Estate For Probate
Francis S. Kinney died April 4 at his home No 19 West 54th Street. The Kinney will names Warren Kinney and Edward S. Marston as executors. Provisions include Kennelson in Morris County and a Narragansett Pier farm, a $50 000 trust to Joe, and a $25 000 bequest to housekeeper Bridget Gallagher. The residuary estate is divided among three children with life income to Beatrice and remainder to her issue.
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Francis S. Kinney
West 54Th Street
Warren Kinney
Edward S. Marston
New Jersey
Mr. Kinney
Kennelson
Morris County
N. J
Narragansett Pier
Woodlawn Cemetery
Bridget Gallagher
Joe
Warren
Morris Kinney
New York merchant found dead in Brookline home
Julius Klaus, a New York merchant, died from a gunshot wound in the mouth at his father's Brookline residence on Manchester Road. Medical Examiner Harry M. Cutts cites death by brain hemorrhage from the wound and notes uncertainty over self-inflicted versus other causes. Klaus had recently arrived from New York after his wife’s death.
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the Tribune
Boston
Julius Klaus
New York
Manchester Road
Brookline
Harry M. Cutts
Kious
PLAN 18 PERCENT CUT IN WAGES IN FALL RIVER
Fall River Mass May 19 The proposed wage reduction for the print cloth mills in Fall River amounts to about 18 percent and may be the largest single cut here if the six months sliding scale is fully applied by manufacturers The Textile Council will meet tomorrow to decide on signing a new agreement and the change will affect about twenty five thousand workers.
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Fail River
Mass
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Probes Mintyre & CO
Ence
Harlem Barns
Miss Vander
Bilt
Mae C. Woodd
Nebraska
London
Robert J. Wynne
Mae. Wood
N. H
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Phys
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Porson
Albany
Retail Grocers’ Association
Cincinnati
Hendrick Hudson
West Point
Newburg
Poughkeepsie
Eer
P. S
Subway Construction Co
F. S. Kinney
Zoolak
Zoolak Plain
MR. Winston Churchill
Mr. Crewe
Austen
The
Congregationalist
the Nation
New York Herald
the Evening Post
New York Tribune
Hilary Vane
Richard Carvel
Coniston
the Macmillan Company
Sthave
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