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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1908

Page

4

Fight Over Thaw Gardiner His Nemesis

A courtroom war in Pittsburgh pits Harry K Thaw against Col Asa Bird Gardiner over Thaw's testimony in bankruptcy hearings. Judge James S Young considers jurisdiction and insanity rulings as the sides rest, awaiting a decisive verdict tomorrow morning that could affect Thaw's liberty.

The Tribune Pittsburg United States Court James S. Young Young Harry K. Thaw Asa Bird Gardiner New York City New York State Matteawan Charles W. Morschauser Poughkeepsie Thew Stone A. P. Mayer Fittsburg Gardiner United States District Court Pennsylvania Blair Roger O'Mara Morschauser Archbold Scranton Penn Thaw New York State of

Third Avenue Stock Falls After Expected Assessment Rumors

The Third Avenue Railroad stock dropped seven points after talk of a 20 to 25 percent assessment for stockholders to recover assets. Reports linked the fall to a possible reorganization and exchange of new stock for the current issue, with market chatter also tying the decline to political and receiver transfer issues. Earnings for the year ended June 30, 1997, fell short of interest obligations on $37,560,600 first mortgage bonds, while 160,000 shares remain outstanding and receivers' certificates of $2,501,000 bear 6 percent interest.

Third Avenue Railroad Company Remsen Chanler Public Service Commission Traction Mr. Hughes

Transfer Ultimatum at 59th Street Rail Hearing

Public Service Commission chair Willcox urged Third Avenue and Central Park North East River lines to seal a transfer agreement within three days or face a formal order. Counsel for bondholders argued transfers should mirror the proposed exchange by receivers. The hearing continued on through discussions of through routes and transfers with a Friday session then Saturday arguments planned.

Willcox Public Service Commission Third Avenue Railroad Company Central Park, North & East River Railroad Company 59Th Street 9Th Street Third Avenue John M. Bowers Central Trust Company Third Avenue Company Whitridge Metropolitan Street Railway Company Henry Brown Charles F. Uebelacker Oren Root

WANTS CITY CAB SYSTEM FOR Lower Manhattan

Calvin Tomkins former Municipal Art Society president and Reform Club head advocates a city launched cheap rapid cab service to handle expected traffic growth after Penn Station 33rd Street and nearby terminal expansions. He argues taximeter motor cabs offer flexible, affordable local travel and could distribute urban traffic efficiently as bridges and tunnels intensify congestion.

Lower Manhattan Calvin Tomkins Municipal Art Society Reform Club Tomkins Pennsylvania Railroad 33D Street New Jersey New York Central & Hudson River Railroad New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad East River Steinway

Judge Lacombe Rules on Railway Property Returns

In a United States Circuit Court decision Judge Lacombe orders that all identifiable property originally turned over by the Second Avenue and Central Park North East River Railroads be returned to their owners. He assigns remaining issues to a special master and directs 275 cars be turned over to the Second Avenue receiver.

Lacombe United States Circuit Court Second Avenue Railroad Company Central Park, North & East River Railroad Company Metropolitan Street Railway Company Metropolitan Central Park Company Belt Line Second Avenue Company

Kings License Probe Denial by Kinsella

Brooklyn license abuse hearing centers on two moving picture show managers who paid far above legal renewal fees. Deputy Chief James J. Kinsella denies taking graft as testimony reveals inflated charges and questioned payments to his Brooklyn office.

John Purroy Mitchel Brooklyn Moving Picture Show Mitchel Murphy James J. Kinsella Kinsella Gaetano D'Amato Manhattan Bronx D'Amato Tombs Court Frank E. Brown Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity Droege Michael de Cristoforo No. 542 East 4Th Street Krotel de Cristoforo Sweeney Tillman Tracy Hansen William T. Paal Bath Avenue Paul James W. Chambers The Bureau Daniel W. Robertson Bainbridge Street Saratoga Park Chambers Robertson Order of

Fal overcoats and Ramie underwear intro in store ads

Rogers Peer & Company promotes Fal overcoats in light weights and colors priced 18 to 40 dollars. They tout Schlichten Ramie underwear for dryness and comfort. Pedestrian mid weight shoes and Derbies priced 3 to 6 dollars with black finish highlighted. Locations listed on Broadway stores.

Shipping schedule lists multiple liner routes and sailings

A dense dispatch lists MING STEAMERS and various vessels with port calls and departure times. It includes lines to Cherbourg, Antwerp, London, Barbados, Jamaica, Naples, Havana, Halifax, and New York with dates in October. The schedule names ships such as Oceanic, Mauretania, Carpathia, Perugia, and Japan routes, plus destination services and closing lines.

Salis Bremen G Lloyd Brazil Lamp & Holt Korona Barbados Quebec Rotterdam Holland-Am Oceanic Southamnton White Star Schley Jamaica U F Co Naples San Marcos Galveston Mallory Sabine Tampa Mallory Jefferson Norfolk Old Dominion Iroquois Jacksonville Clyde Hamilton City of Atlanta Savannah Mauretania Liverpool Canad

Stockholders object to dividend cut at United States Express

Directors declare a 2 percent semi annual dividend payable November 16, unchanged from six months ago but below the prior year’s 3 percent. The report shows gross earnings of 1 963 738 and expenses 16 945 904 leaving net transport earnings 37 764. The committee claims misallocation of costs and accuses management of siphoning profits into a new building, while urging dissolution and possible legal action.

United States Express Company Baltimore & Ohio

Penny Machine Man Arrested In City Gambling Crackdown

William E. Predmore of 201 West 141st Street, described as general manager of the New England Vending Machine Company, was arrested in Jefferson Market court on gambling device charges. He pleaded not guilty and was held on $2,000 bail for examination Wednesday.

William E. Predmore West 141St Street New England Vending Machine Company Lynn Boston Jefferson Market Court McClintock Carmody and Whittaker

Pierce Loses U S Extradition Appeal in Oil Case

Washington Oct 19 The Supreme Court denied Henry Clay Pierce s motion for a rehearing in the extradition case involving his Waters Pierce Oil Co of St Louis and Texas anti trust charges. Pierce must surrender for trial or go to Texas. Pierce is in New York after the ruling with Judge Barclay stating there is no further recourse.

Supreme Court Texas Washington Henry Clay Pierce Pierce Oil Company St. Louis Creecy Pierce H. Clay Pierce Supreme Court of the United States New York Barclay

Supreme Court Denies Billik Habeas Corpus Appeal in Chicago Murder Case

The U S Supreme Court dismissed for lack of jurisdiction Herman Billik's appeal from Judge Landis denying a writ of habeas corpus. Billik, condemned to death in Chicago for killing five members of the Varral family, faced ongoing appeals after Governor Deneen and the State Board of Pardons failed to grant clemency. The ruling ends a historic bid to save his life and follows prior reprieves and pardons attempts.

Washington United States Supreme Court Herman Billik Landis United States Circuit Court Northern District of Illinois P. J. O'Callaghan Chicago Hillik United States District Court Ililik Inness

Supreme Court Considers Commodities Clause Case

Washington October 19 Attorney General Bonaparte moved to advance the docket on the Hepburn rate case challenging the commodities clause He noted all parties desired an early hearing and suggested setting the case for December The court took the matter under advisement

Washington United States Supreme Court Bonaparte Liecourt

Shipping news round up of steamers and arrivals

Shipping news lists multiple ships with origins and destinations, passenger counts, cargo like maise and malls, and bar arrivals. Ships include Curityba, El Norte, San Giovanni, Esperanza, S V Luckenbaich, San Juan, Beatrice, Momus, Seneca, Columbia, Neustria, Ida Cuneo, Manna Hata, Philadelphia, Frazes, Schuykill, Nieuw Amsterdam, Mineola, and more with ports such as Gibara Bar Harbor Port Antonio Baltimore and Havana.

Curityba O'Neill Banes Gibara Nuevitas Nipe Munson Is Moise Bar el Norte Maxson Galveston Southern Pacific Co San Giovanni Ital Romano Messina Naples Palermo Almeria Hirzel, Feltmann & Co Esperanza Rogers Columbia Bry Wadsworth Glasgow Moville Henderson Brothers Neustria Thumen Marseilles Denta J Wiwell @ Co Ida Cuneo Iversen Port Antonio Cuneo Importing Co Manna Hata Charles Baltimore New York & Baltimor Transportation Line Philadelphia Perry San Juan Boon, Biss & Dallett Malls Frazes Evans Matlory Se Co Schuyikill Anderson Hankow Shanwhai Hong Kong Mani Singapore Subang Port Said Algiers Boston Philip Ruprecht Mdse Rar Nieuw Amsterdam van der Zen Rotterdam Boulogne Holland America Line Midee Sandy Hook Oet

Storms At Sea Cause Wreck and Near-Hurricane

West Indiana steamers bring reports of fierce seas. The Seneca carries the crew of the wrecked British steamer Helseyside to safety for transport to England by the British Consul. The Frutera battled an electrical storm off Cape Hatteras with a blinded bridge and raging seas. The Philadelphia reports a hurricane on the last southbound voyage that damaged lifeboats and injured Captain Perry.

West Indiana Hakamas England Frutera Port Antonio Cape Hatteras Danielson Philadelphia Perry

Harriman Scare Deemed Illogical After Surgery

Rumors claimed Harriman required an appendectomy but observers note his vermiform appendix was removed five years earlier. At Unicon Pacific offices, Mr. Karriman was reported in good health and active in daily business.

Bears Mr. Harriman Unicon Pacific Karriman

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