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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

19

Barney Threatened to Leave Bank Board

The late Charles T. Barney threatened to resign as a director of the National Bank of North America in summer 1907 unless President Alfred H. Curtis obtained immediate settlement of an unsecured note for 100000 dollars and interest made by Calvin Austin, president of the Consolidated Steamship Company, discounted by Charles W. Morse.

Charles T. Barney National Bank of North America Alfred H. Curtis Calvin Austin Consolidated Steamship Company Charles W. Morse Morse-Curtis Hough United States District Court Curtis New Barney Knickerbocker Trust Company Austin Eastern Steamship Company Morse American Ice Securities Company James JR. Keene Charles E. Littlefield James €. Morse Morse Dodge Jimmie Mr. Littlefield Mr. Austin Littlefield United States Stimson Katherine A. Wilson

No Exchange Inquiry Hinted Over Morse Trial Practices

Stock Exchange governing committee showed reluctance to discuss potential investigation into matched orders and wash sales revealed in the Morse trial. Morse, not a member, allegedly ran two pools with fifty nine houses involved, raising concerns about credibility and investor trust in the exchange.

Stock Exchange Governing Committee Morse Stock Exchange Exchange A. O. Brown & Co

Mintyres Will Filed In Surrogates Office

The will of Thomas Alexander McIntyre senior of the bankrupt firm T A McIntyre & Co was filed with no petition to value the estate. Executed January 31 197 and amended by three codicils the will directs burial in the Woodlawn mausoleum with his wife. All personal property goes to son Thomas A McIntyre Jr who is sole executor empowered to continue the business at the estate’s risk. Income and distributions follow the executor judge. Thomas gets 50000 Anna B Boyd 2500 and residuary to three children Thomas Anna and Donald.

Thomas Alexander McIintyre T. A. McIntyre & Co Broadway Woodlawn Thomas A. McIntyre, Jr Anna B. Boyd

Garrison Declared Sane After Jury Verdict

After hours of testimony from family and experts alleging insanity, thirteen jurors signed a verdict declaring Cornelius M. Garrison sane and three dissented. Commissioner Dr Cyrus Orr Edson will seek confirmation from Justice Truex in the Supreme Court. Garrison had been committed to Bloomingdale Asylum on June 22 at his brothers’ request with certificates from two doctors. Caldwell argued Garrison admitted buying goods totaling over 7340 without payment and attempting to dispose of stock in Standard Underground Cable Company despite having no shares.

Cornelius M. Garrison Garrison Cyrus Orr Edson Justice Truex Supreme Court Bloomingdale Asylum G. Blake Garrison C. Garrison Graeme M. Hammond H. Valentine Wildman Charles Pope Caldwell Standard Underground Cable Company

Marrin Sentenced to Sing Sing for Forgery

Frank C. Marrin former Brooklyn lawyer convicted of a forgery thirteen years ago while in charge of Mrs. Caroline Barry’s property was sentenced in Brooklyn County Court by Judge Dike to not less than fifteen nor more than twenty years in Sing Sing.

Frank C. Marrin Brooklyn Caroline Barry Dike Sing Sing Martin Clarke James CC. Church Marrin Gaynor Supreme Court Stapleton

Subpoena Witness At Oil Trial Surprises Defense

Chicago October 21 government counsel shocked the defense by serving a subpoena on H C Martin chief of the Grand Trunk tariff bureau to appear before Judge Franklin Ferriss and produce division sheets showing the percentages railroads would receive under Grand Trunk tariffs. Martin had testified he could not reveal the sheets without approval from his superiors. John

Chicago Standard Oil Franklin Ferriss H. C. Martin Grand Trunk Railroad Frank BR. Kellogg Grand Trunk John

Motoring Gear Store Promotes Cup Race Attire

Peet & COMPANY markets racing apparel and chauffeurs gear for cold Friday night viewing. offerings include fur coats inside or out rubberized weather cloaks fur robes thermos bottles and a range of motoring coats gloves and goggles from three Broadway stores in New York.

Powder Trust Suit Exposes Methods and Prices

Testimony at a government hearing before special examiner William H. Mahaffy detailed how the Powder Trust allegedly cut rates to crush King Powder and Ohio Powder, with Waddell as chief witness. He described price cuts, rebates, and consolidations, including the absorption of Chattanooga Powder Mills by Lafkin & Rand and Du Pont companies, and that the fight continued with rail rebates aiding the association.

Powder Trust William H. Mahaffy R. S. Waddell Peoria Gunpowder Trade Association Waddell King Powder Company Ohio Powder Company New England Seaboard West King Company Association New Orleans Chattanooga Lafkin & Rand du Pont Powder Companies

Boiler Explosion Kills Bronx Janitor at Parish House

In the Bronx at the parish house adjoining St. Anselm Church Clinton Avenue and 152nd Street, janitor Henry Kohn died after a sectional boiler in the basement exploded. Father Bernard and Father Ruppert found him unconscious. Ambulance Surgeon Cohen rushed him to Lebanon Hospital where he died minutes later. He was unmarried.

Church of St. Anselm Clinton Avenue 152D Street Bronx Henry Kohn Lebanon Hospital Father Bernard Kohn Father Ruppert Cohen

Shipping Schedules and Sailings from Hamburg to San Francisco

A scrambled list of ship routes and departures including Cunard Clyde to Rio de Janeiro, Lamp Holt to Tampico, Empress of China and Maru via Seattle, and services to Japan China Korea and Hawaii. Dates range October to November with connections via New York San Francisco Vancouver and Victoria.

Hamburg Hamb-Am Fiverpool Cunard Southampton American Turks Island Clyde Rio de Janeiro Lamp & Holt Tampico Eccesss Ward Leghorn New York Hawaii Japan Corea China San Francisco Liberia Seattleaga Maru Philippine Islands Vancouver Victoria BOC Empress of China Aviohes Tacoma Ning Chow Tiawal Guam USS Transport Australia Texcept New Zealand Fiji Islands New Caledonia Aorangi Alameda Deutschland la Savoie Havre French Mexico Havana Ward Esperanza Cristobal Panama Friedrich der G. Bremen Lloyd Carpathia Naples F Tietgen Jacksonville Christiansand Arapahoe Clyde Princess Anne Norfolk Old Dominion Kansas City Savannah Seneca Nassau der Nederlanden Hayti Royal D Monroe Oki Dominion Celtic Liverpool White Star Philadelphia San Juan Aurora Curacao Ponce Seguranca Pring Joachim Jamaica Siegmund Barbados Fermudian Bermuda Ebec Pennsylvania Minneapolis London Transcroonland Antwerp Red Star Irene Naples Lloyd — Llam Columba Glasgow Venezia Fabreates Brazos Alveston Mallory Hamilton City of Columbus

Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Snapshot

Coastal marine data lists sunrise and sunset times, moon phase details, high water marks for Sandy Hook and Gov Island, and vessel positions. The Patricia and Campania are noted with distances from Sandy Hook and expected docking times, with uncertain readings from yesterday.

Ocean liner movements and portings read like a maritime log

The fragment lists multiple ships and routes including Verona, Oceanic, Mauretania, Majestic, Adriatic, Barbarossa, and Duca di Genova among others. It notes sailings from Sandy Hook to Hartfield and Southampton to New York, with ports such as Naples, Genoa, Lagos, and Port Antonio, alongside arrivals in Batavia and Plymouth.

Steamess Oceanic Southampton Conan Naples Maraval Grenada Hotham - Rouen Alleghany Inagua Jefferson Dorade Galveston San Marcos Pile Mauretania Liverpool Queenston Miral Schley Port Antonio Beatrice Nerhtonto Joseph J. Cuneo Nor Port Antone Hall Bahia Blanca Norfolk Lucas Standard 1 Company Mamburg Shira Wilmington Orleans Verona Italy Naples Geno Manna Hata Baltimore Batavia den of Crombie Newree Vincent Port Natal Aden Wikdenfele New York Plymouth Majestic Bric - Cherbourg Southton Marseilles

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