Morgans New Haven inquiry stirs Wall Street rumors
Joseph Folk of the Interstate Commerce Commission arrived in New York to oversee a thorough examination of Morgan & Co and the New Haven Railroad. Details remain vague with expectations of access to papers and accounts, while firm counsel insists investigations focus strictly on New Haven matters and Morgan affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Folk
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
J. P Morgan & Co
New Haven
Samuel Tatermyer
Washington
Waldorf
Commission
Morgan
Wall Street
Fim
Folk
Tribune
Morgan & Co
Francis Lynde Stetson
Mexico Crisis News and Labor Strife Across World
Morning briefs report the Mexican situation with paz terms and citizen arming rumors while other items note lightning deaths, strikes, and mediation efforts. The page lists weather, markets, and various public notices alongside essays on world trade, religion in schools, and women’s interests.
Will directs wife to donate body to science
Eugene Rochette of Flushing Long Island left 20000 in his will filed at Jamaica instructing his wife Jeanne to care for her mother Marie Olivier and to have his body donated to Bellevue Hospital or Cornet Medical College for medical research with no funeral services.
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Eugene Rochette
Flushing
Lone Island
Jamaica
Jeanne
Marie Olivier
Rochette
Bellevue Hospital
Cornet Medical College
Apple Mary Seeks Return From Island Awaiting Truth
Mary Walsh known as Apple Mary for sixty years sold apples along South Street. Sent to Blackwell's Island for two months by Magistrate Corrigan at age eighty four. She asked arrest by Patrolman Wilson, saying she cannot endure the heat. Her romance ended sixty years ago when the Chinese trade ship officer did not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Mary
Blackwell's Island
Corrigan
Mary Walsh
South St
Sea Front
Wilson
Quake at Panama lasts 30 seconds
A strong earthquake struck Panama causing a 30 second tremor felt at Panama City and Gatun. Officials reported no local damage to canal facilities though the seismograph traced the origin to within 100 miles to the southwest with vertical motion and heightened excitement along the canal.
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Panama
Colon
Canal Zone
Gatun
May
Miraflores
Pedro Miguel
Canal
Scottish voyage with urn of mother’s ashes to Bannockburn
Lillian and Jessie Glenday, six and three, begin a 6000 mile journey to Scotland with their mother’s cremated remains. They sailed on the White Star liner Celtic from Oakland to Liverpool where their grandmother will meet them for their move to Bannockburn, Scotland.
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Lillian
Jessie Glengay
Jessie
Otland
Celtic
Liverpool
Bannockburn
Scotland
MME BERNHARDT HURT IN PARIS IMPROVING
Paris May 27 Sarah Bernhardt travels from Luge to Paris by automobile for ankle sprain treated after alighting from a car Monday Her condition is not serious but requires special medical care of the ankle She previously had water on the knee with muscle atrophy and will address the issue with scientific methods She is due at her Paris home at 3 PM tomorrow.
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Paris
Sarah Hernhardt
Luge
Bux
Ank
Inp Mme
Bernhart
Mme. Beinhardt
Gianin Case With Jury Deliberations In Becher Murder
The Gianin case over the murder of Jada Beecher went to a jury at 5 p m. attorney John F McIntyre argued for a life sentence claiming the defendant lacked normal mentality. McIntyre grew tired during his nearly three hour summation and a recess was taken before he urged the jury to return a verdict permitting an asylum or prison sentence.
Lightning Storm Kills Three in New York Area
A violent thunderstorm across New York and northern New Jersey killed three people and damaged property. An unidentified Brooklyn man sheltered under a tree and died as a bolt struck the trunk. Manuel Massacu of Belleville was struck while working on a park lawn and died from burns. Brice Murray of Singac, his two horses, and several barns on a farm near Van Farm were hit by lightning. nearby fires were started in eight Brooklyn buildings. A fourth death was attributed to the heat and mental distress from the heatwave. A scaffolding collapse at the Municipal Building injured Mrs Mitchell May and Mrs Lucy Thompson, who were in a car beneath the falling structure. Over twenty heat victims were treated as the city endured extreme heat before the storm.
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Hachtning
New York
New Jersey
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Manuel Massaccu
Belleville
Nyda
Ark, Work
East Dale Walk
Idst
Massaceu
Massaccu
Singac
Brice Murray
William Conners
Annie Cooper
97Th St
Mra Hessie Tschler
Mitchel May
New York State
Lucy Thompson
South Portlinday
Muay
Thompson
Mr. May
Mrs Naomi Liberty Chauffeur's Bride
A couple, Mrs Naomi Liberty and her bridegroom, head to his home after their wedding ceremony. The event marks a new start for the convoy of family and friends who witnessed the nuptials.
Spurns Riches for Chauffeur Husband
Naomi Clare Noland Liberty rejects offers from Mr and Mrs Tobert J Ingersoll to give up her chauffeur husband Arthur Henry Liberty for a finished musical education a indefinite trip and money. The couple left by train for St Johns after a tense night as a Tribune report described their reaction. Ingersoll, despondent, watched as the couple declined all offers from the millionaire watchmaker and wife leaving for a future uncertain but chosen with her husband.
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Uy Telemsayh
Umar Oyster Bay
SimAeah
Tobert J. Ingersoll
Arthur Henry Liberty
Naomi Clare Noland
Liberty Teft
St. Johnshon
Mre
Ingersoll
Ceda Crest
Ellie A. Noland, Jr
Ailis
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Sih St
Manhattan
Noland
Tribune
Mr. Ingersoll
Ingersoll Caine
Liberty
the Tribune
Aigrettes Seized on Pier as Havemeyer Family Arrives
At the White Star pier, Mrs Havemeyer’s late effects are checked for aigrettes in trimming of hats. An inspector orders removal and destruction per law. The elder Havemeyer’s goods may be sent to Paris but cannot enter the United States. The scene also notes a clock on a Rockefeller estate that times workers to start and stop on schedule.
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Anakhers
Mag
Mpally
Autrun de Looney
Havemeyer
Marin
White Star
Olympic
Paris
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Trust plan for Burns manuscripts custody proposed
A letter from Grinpie of Ini adeirhin to Lord Rosebery asks for a trust to guard the Glenriddell Furn manuscripts sold by the Liverpool Athenæum. He suggests a four member board with Lord Rosebery and the Lord Provosts of Edinburgh and Glasgow, to endure until a national library is created in Scotland.
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London
Onn Grinpie
Iniadeirhin
Scotland
Liverpool Athenonum
Lord Rosebery
Lord Rosebera
Edinburgh
Glasgow
French Barons Arrested Over Bank Failure Fraud Charges
Parle Mayse Baron Newville and Baron Robert de Neufville were arrested tonight on charges of fraud linked to the collapse of De Neufville & Co. A bank failure inquiry followed the bank’s doors closing. Mobilities estimated near 8? confusion over assets around 150.
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Parle
Mayse
Baron Newfville
Robert de Neufville
de Neufvile & Co
Thin Canern
Tsataire
BIO
Lucky 13 Fire Truck Plunges Into Subway Hole
A fire department truck with seven men and three horses plunged into a subway excavation on Ington Avenue last evening. All crew escaped injury besides three scratched and bruised. one horse died previously, and another near miss preceded the crash. Fire was linked to a tenement fire under investigation. Police guard the scene as the truck was rescued after about an hour.
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Fire Department
Ington Av
Tadley
Florence O'Sullvan
Thomas Wilk
Eso
P.m
Goard
Yelok
Sih St
O'Sullivan
Walsh
Golden
Harves
Rescoes
First Canal Cargo Arrives At Port From Panama Canal
The first consignment to reach this port via the Panama Canal arrived from Colon aboard the liner Colon. It included 21,000 sacks of Hawaiian sugar moved by barges to Cristobal, marking a historic passage through the canal.
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Pacife
Canal
Colon
Panama
Cristobal
Mexican Peace Plan Adopted and Now in President's Hands
The Niagara Falls peace conference mediators and delegates reached a complete settlement plan for the Mexican problem. It was sent to President Wilson for prompt approval, with Huerta also reported to be ready to assent. Arms for Huerta’s government arrived in Mexico, signaling potential support from Germany via the Bavaria and Ypiranga shipments.
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Niagera Falls
Wilson
ABC
Niagara Falls
Huerta Told of Peace Agreement
A cable from Mexico City reports a comprehensive outline of a peace agreement reached between Mexican and American delegates at Niagara Falls. Huerta’s attitude remains undisclosed, but he is kept informed and has approved progress. cabinet vacancies reportedly unresolved with unlikely new appointments today.
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Tritone
Mexico City
Maguerta
Niagara Falls
Huerta
United States
Telesfore Qcampo
Huerta Pledges To Go On Demand For Peace
Vera Crum reports from May 37 that President Huerta has pledged to turn over government to a commission of prominent factions. He would relinquish power to any successor chosen by that commission and may name peace delegates to represent his faction. The plan may be drafted in Mexico City with U S mediators possibly accompanying.
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Vera Crum
Huerta
Washington
Mexico City
United States
AWC
Constitutionaria
Bke
Mexico
Siagara
John Lind
A. Douglas
State Department
Seftor Zubaran
Carranza
Bryan
Lake Mohonk
Huerta Denies Resignation Rumors in Mexico City
In Mexico City on May 27 rumors of President Huerta's resignation or leave of absence persisted, but General Huerta reiterated that rumors are unfounded and that he has no thought of stepping down or asking for leave.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Thave
Mediation progress on Mexican crisis reaches pivotal stage
The Tribune reports the Niagara Falls mediation nears completion as American and Mexican delegates settle controversial points. President will likely approve the accord to avert war, while constitutionalists face US pressure to join. Carranza officials maintain ongoing talks via special wire as Secretary Bryan stays in Washington.
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Tribune
Washington
Department of State
Niagara Falls
Bryan
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Huerte Calle
RL A
York
N.el Books
Poutus Riches
Pei
Wiens
Moe
Doyle Peers
Guneral
Mellon
Kawokia Vreeecsseseveres Society
Wuary Brorte
Army and Navy
Eire
Wills Mother-In-Law Aid
Mother
Mme. Bernhardt Hurt
Gianin
Sun
Mercury
Naomi Liberty
Bride
John D
Mrs. Havemeyer
Rockefellers
Trust For the
Henri and
Subway
Vera Cruz
Puerto Mexico
Bavaria
Ypiranga
Delee
Argentina
Thaail
Chut
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