Morse Jury Locked Up Detectors on Guard at Trial
Judge Hough ordered the Morse and Curtis trial jury confined with six marshals and constant Secret Service surveillance in the Astor House, as prosecutors push a lengthy case over alleged misuses of National Bank of North America funds. The defense protested but the judge plans night and Saturday sessions to expedit e the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Wallace Macfarlane
United States
Morse
William BI. K. Olcott
Curtis
Henry L. Stimson
Secret Service
Hough
Leonard D. White
No. 32
Broadway
New York Stock Exchange
Stimson
American Ire Securities Company
Consolidated Steamship Company
Morse Steamship
National Bank of North America
Stinson
Mr. Stimson
Charles A. Hanna
National Bank
Greater efficiency under weekly pay system at Brooklyn yard
Washington reports say weekly civilian pay at Brooklyn navy yard and other naval plants has reduced payroll work and improved routine operations after President's order to double paydays. A new pay ticket form requiring only the payee's signature is being authorized to simplify the system. Major orders issued reorganize several officers and transfers across Army and Navy units. Movements of ships include arrivals at New York and Norfolk and sailings to various Atlantic ports.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Naval
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Yard
Navy
Treasury
Witnesses Test Bank Officers Desks and $100,000 Check
The first witness to North American Bank case identified books and examined the bank before becoming receiver. Edward B. Wire, cashier, identified bank records and a blueprint showing officer desks. Prosecution sought to show Morse as vice president in the inner sanctum and cited a $100,000 check and Morse resignation letter. Court adjourned at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wise
Mr. Wise
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Morse
Wire
Morse
New Pelham Park Bridge Opens With City Parade
A parade of over 200 autos and as many carriages celebrated the opening of the Pelham Park Bridge over East Chester Bay linking Pelham Road through Bronx Park and Pelham Park. Mayors of New Rochelle Mount Vernon Yonkers joined Mayor McClellan at a 2 PM ceremony, with stops at Van Cortlandt Mansion New York University and Huber's Casino before closing the celebration.
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East Chester Bay
Pelham Park Bridge
Pelham Road
Bronx Park
Pelham Park
New Rochelle
Connecticut
Mount Vernon
Yonkers
Bronx
Third
Lincoln
Morris Avenues
138Th Street
Board of Trade
St. Jerome's Church
Alexander Avenue
Pelham Bay Park
McClellan
Godwin Construction Company
James W. Stevenson
H. A. la Chicotte
Hope For Transfers On 59th Street Lines
The Public Service Commission awaits word from Central Park, North & East River Railroad and Receiver Whitridge on through routes and joint fares between the Third Avenue and 59th Street lines. A central issue is whether Central Park will accept the order to restore transfers, with figures showing past losses but potential gains under an exchange arrangement. Wealthy department store figure S. J. Bloomingdale predicts limited transfer service within five days, while noting broader traffic needs across 58th Street and northern routes may incur 5 to 10 cent costs.
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Third Avenue
59Th Street
Public Service Commission
Central Park, North & East River Railroad Company
Whitridge
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Central Park Company
Commission
Metropolitan
Central Park Lines
Leo Bakers
Fifty-ninth Street Crosstown
58Th Street
Sui
Missions Choose Hub Next Meeting in Boston
The centennial meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions will be held in 1910 at Boston with all national Congregational societies and the national council expected to meet there. The next annual gathering will be in Minneapolis, and Dr. Samuel B. Capen was selected as president. The session in Brooklyn heard attacks on board finances and staffing, with calls to improve fundraising and efficiency while affirming missionary accomplishments.
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Boston
National Congregational Societies
National Council
American Board
Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Samuel B. Capen
Middle West
Prudential Committee
Harlan P. Beach
New Haven
Beach
Bureau of the
Christ
Academy of Music
Hiram Bingham
Honolulu
Micronesia
Gilbert Islands
Bingham
Hawaii Islands
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dr. Capen
J. N. Shenstone
Talcott Williams
Philadelphia
Harry Wade Hicks
Williams
Turkey
Christian Missionaries
Japan
China
Clinton Avenue
Alice M. Williams
Shan-si
Plymouth Church
Newell Dwight Hillis
Henry Churchill King
James L. Barton
Cornelius H. Patton
Henry A. Stimson
Edward N. Packard
Elnathan E. Strong
William E. Strong
Frank H. Wiggin
Edwin H. Baker
William B. Plunkett
Herbert J. Wells
Arthur H. Wellman
Albert P. Fitch
Henry H. Proctor
Lucius W. Thayer
Arthur Perry
Naval Institute elects officers in annual vote
Annapolis Oct 15 The Naval Institute announced the results of its recent election. Rear Admiral C F Goodrich was named president Captain Charles J Badger superintendent of the Naval Academy vice president Professor Philip R Alger secretary and treasurer Captain W F Worthington Commander A Grove Commander George R Clark Lieutenant Commander W H G Bullard Lieutenant Commander H F Bryan and Professor H M Terry were elected to the board of control.
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Annapolis
Naval Institute
C. F. Goodrich
Charles J. Badger
Naval Academy
Philip R. Alger
W. F. Worthington
A. Grove
George R. Clark
W. H. G. Bullard
H. F. Bryan
H. M. Terry
Board of Control
Submarine Flotilla Safe After New York to Philadelphia Run
Official report from Lieutenant Commander G W Logan of the gunboat Scorpion denies rumors that the submarine flotilla faced extreme danger on the voyage from New York to Philadelphia. Vessels were not flooded, and crew did not suffer from poisonous gases.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
G. W. Logan
Scorpion
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Highlights Ocean Times
Wireless reports track ships near Sandy Hook with distances east of Sandy Hook and predicted dock times. Mauretania and others listed with status updates and expected arrivals today and tonight based on yesterday readings.
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Mauretania
Sandy Hook
Philadelphia
Celtic
la Savoie
Carpathia
Oceanic
Pennsylvania
Frock coats sent to Philipopolis amid world politics
Amid turmoil, an order directs sending frock coats to Philipopolis Bulgaria as the American clothier’s influence appears in global affairs. Prices range from $26 to $41 for coats and waistcoats, with striped trousers at $5 to $12. Racer and Peer & Company list multiple Broadway locations including Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipopolis
Bulgaria
Transpacific Mails Schedule Destinations and Steamers
Listings show sailing times and routes for METI co Destinations include New Zealand Australia Samoan Islands New Caledonia Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Hawaii Guam and more. Vessels include Yeddo Empress of China Ning Chow Kaga Yoru Us Transport and Aorang. Schedule spans Oct 18 to Nov 1 with 6:30pm departures and via routes Seattle San Francisco Vancouver Victoria and Tacoma.
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New York
Japan
Corea
China
Seattle
Ku- Meti Co
New Zealand
Australia
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
San Francisco
Yeddo
Dawait
Sberia
Philippine
Vancouver
Victoria
Tacoma
Ning Chow
Hawaii
Guam
Philippine Islands
West
Tiji Islands
Shipping News from Port of New York October 15 1908
Shipping notes list multiple steamers and routes leaving quarantine times. Vessels include Porto Rico Delano to New York Baltimore, Gut Heil to Philip Ruprecht, Maria Luiza to A S Gouvea, Lee to Philip Ruprecht, Finance to Panama Railroad Co, Newton Hall to Norton & Sons, Comanche to Clyde, Jefferson to Old Dominion, Montrose to American Asiatic, Perugia to Henderson Bros, Corn Exchange to Seager Co. weather at Sandy Hook noted with wind and haze.
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Porto Rico
Delano
Baltimore
New York and Baltimore Transportation Line
Gut Heil
Ger
Nauer
Hamburg
Shields
Philip Ruprecht
Maria Luiza
Camacho
Lisbon
St Michael's
A S Gouvea
Havana
Boston
Viaity Island
Norton & Sons
Moise
Comanche
Watson
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Jefferson
Dole
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Montrose
Gregg
Yokohama
Kobe
Shanghai
Woodoos & Keelung
Hong Kong
Singapore
Penang
Port Said
Alsters
American Asiatic Ss Co
Mdne
Bar
Perugia
Johnston
Leghorn
Naples
Almeria
Henderson Bros
Corn Exchange
Smith
Philadelphia
J © Seager Co
Brazil
Sandy Hook
Steamers At Foreign Ports Show Busy Transatlantic Sailings
Steamers listed sailing from Liverpool and New York with routes to Manchester Plymouth Cherbourg Havre and Queenstown Antwerp and Port Talbot. Vessels include Adriatic Voltaire Baltic Kromprinzessin Cecilie Hollend Norman Prince Teutonic American and others with dates in October and arrivals in New York.
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Liverpool
Queenstown
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Ger
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
la Lorraine
Havre
Oscar II
Dan
Copenhagen
Tiome
Nor
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Tank
Amsterdam
Verona
Ital
Morro Castle
Havana
Clan Macdonald
Paloma Iuban
Nipe
Edna
Simeon Dumots
Baracoa
Mancunia
Bri
Queenswood
Baltimore
Re D'Italia
Italy
Naples
Genoa
Dalderch Bry
Montevideo
Sydney
Charleston
Jacksonville
American
Puerto Mexico
Hamilton
Norfolk
Newport News
el Sud
Galveston
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Terence
New York
Manchester
Southampton
Adriatic
Rio de Anetro
Baltic
Kromprinzessin Cecilie
Port Talbot
Hollend
Barbados
Norman Prince
Teutonic
Antwerp
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John F. Elder
West 16Th Street
Edward C. Burgess
St. Nicholas Avenue
Steund
Johnger
West 2d
Alfred Chapen
Wilson Atkins
Werth
Seiward
Dewey
Fourth Avenue
Om Endicott
Liberty Stree Factor Elbe
Liberty No & Street
Gordon Wendell
Charles F. Shirk
Produce Exchange
Frederick D. Williams
Greenwich Street
Andrew Fronét
Fifth Avenue
Army and Navy News
Navy Yards
William C. Borden
Medical Corps
Marlborough C. Wyeth
William O. Smith
7Th Infantry
Philippines
Joseph Taylor Clement
4Th Field Artillery
Fort Moultrie
William B. Loughborough
13Th
3D Infantry
A. Rust
H. H. Caldwell
Milwaukee
Buffalo
T. D. Parker
Naval Hospital, Los Animas
P. P. Blackburn
H. J. French
Navaio
P. T. Dessez
Naval Hospital
Las Animas
W. M'Creary
5. D. Butler
L. M. Gulick
Marine Barracks
Y. C. Turner
Navy Department
Blakely
Navy Yard
Stringham
Harrier
de Long
Thornton
Tinsey
Tecumsen
Sioux
Highland Light
Chester
Provincetown
Manley
Lebanon
Newport
Nero
Buzzarc’s Bay
Charles E. Hughes
Tribune
Taft
Governor Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Daily
Sunday Tribune
Hughes
MR. Taft
American Congregational Board
Officers OF Naval Institute
Marine Intelligence
Moon
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Cristobal
Panama
Antigua
Gibraltar
Oara
Clara
Cunard
Quito
Algiers
Oceania
amb-Am Indiana
San Marcos Eee Soca Alveston
Pac
Mallory
Vannah
Haytl
Pocesewertans Verpool
Venezia
Star Masconomo
Fabre Puerto Padre
Curityba
Columbia Weeee
Glasgow
Sener
Antiaga
Hamburg Ansaples
Atlanta
b-Am el Alber
Bo Pac
Pring Sigismund
Jamaica
Atlas Bessalle
Old Dominion
Outober
Caronia
Cunard , & Louis
Zulla
Curacao
Red I
Coamo
San Juan
NY & PR
Sidtria
Hayti
Hamb-Amo
Idegli Abrugsi
Lloyd
Ieee Conehu
City of Savannah
Jacksony
Cuyite
Princess Anne
Dyer
Marowijne
Suriname
Monroe
Vld
Racers, Peer & Commpaany
Warren St
34Th
Shipping News
Port of
Wand Baas
Terdar
Mats
de Cohan
Ae Sone
St. W of
Bray
Wee Liberty i
Lillian Russell
Ee EY
Wes
Grace van Studdiford
Smith and de Koven
Vigton
Herbert Asr
CR. Gna
Ould
Isa
Louise Gunning
Marcelle
Liverice Daly
Maxine Elliott
Mange
Fields’ Herald
West End
Nazimova
Reperto
Harry Lauder
Colonial Daily
Alhambra
Irene Pranklin
Burt Green
Mr Fred Lindsay
Anne Blanck
Cola Petite Revue
Ellis- Nowlin Circus
H St
Irving P
Denran Thompson
Old Lomestead
Merstesh Daily
Mats Megam S Re Oe
Tse
Edna Wai
Moulan & O
Hestra
James Thornton
Irvis
E OF Fe
MUSEE
Wan
Cinematograph & Mour
Egyptian Snake Charmer Group
Ment
Cooper Square
Browning
King & & Company
Empir Theatre
John Drew
Jack Straw
St. Pear
Lyseu
Billie Burke
Criterion
St. Brenings
Attie. Williams
Wm. Gillette
Samson
Knickerbocker
the OF
Gottenberg
Mallar Gertie
Edgar Selwyn
85Th Street
Garrick
Joseph Coxne
the Mollrse
Alexandra Carlisle
May Irwin Itn
Mra Peckham
Carouse
Savoy
Eves
Mats Thursand
Wee Eon
Maeee
Henry writEn
Cercless Sas Bose
Louis Mann
Man Who Sfood
Mississippi
Beay
St. Ev
Ww.m. Hodge
Wallage
Arnold Daly
I. Wits Tenis
Belasco
Silvesint Blewche Batis
Beethoven Sauer
Carnegie Hall
Menorlyn Academy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Carl Pohlig
Sone Emil
Leonore
Emil, Sacer
Liszt
Weber
Schumann
Theetheren
Wagner
Faust
Torspiel
Meistersinger
Oberca
Emil Sater
Anne Tannhaeuser
Knabe Pianno
B. Ulrich
Arnegie Hale
Symphony Society N OF New
Walter Damrosch
Geraldine A Jeanne Jomelli
Shevinne Alwis
der Albert Spalding
Gustavy Mahler
Sani
Weber Piano
Carnegie Halt
Johanna
Steinway
Hermann Klein
Carrie H
Jeanne Jomelli
David Bisphamichman
Kotlarsky
Hans Kronold
H.W. Savage
Soa
Husarenfieber
Hussars
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