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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

15

Morse Trial Halts As Juror Ill Delays US Bank Case

The Morse Curtis trial before Judge Hough is adjourned after juror Gordon Wendell, a commission merchant, falls ill with indigestion and kidney trouble. Wendell is returned home with a deputy marshal, and the court plans to resume once he is able to participate. The session also highlights the bank stock scheme tied to Katharine Wilson and the National Bank of North America.

Charles W. Morse Alfred H. Curtis Hough United States District Court National Bank of North America Gordon Wendell Worth Street Wendell Astor House East Sth Street Samuel Lambert East 25Th Street Judge Hough Morse-Curtis Morse Katharine A. Wilson New Amsterdam National Bank Primrose & Braun New Amsterdam National Mr. Morse E. B. Wire Adolph Redo F. C. Pringle W. W. Lee William A. Shotwell Foreign Exchange New Amsterdam Trust

Receiver for Scandia Mining Co. tied up in court dispute

Chicago dated October 22 reports opposing Scandia mining factional leaders joining to seek a receiver. Judge Kohisaat named Edwin C. Dar as receiver after Edward F. Richardson of Denver filed a petition seeking an injunction to halt leasing of Alaska property, alleging fraud by directors. court found fraud charge not sustained.

Chicago Scan Gia Mining Kohisaat United States Edwin C. Dar Edward F. Richardson Denver Alaska

Oil hearing ends in Chicago. next session in New York

Judge Franklin Ferriss completed testimony in the railroad phase of the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil in Chicago. The hearing will resume in New York next Tuesday morning, after which Ferriss will transmit his report to the federal judges in St. Louis where the case originated.

Chicago Franklin Ferriss Standard Oil Company New York Ferriss St. Louis

Panic's Start Year Ago in the 1907 Crisis

The panic of 1907 reached a critical phase a year ago as the Knickerbocker Trust failure and bank runs triggered a stock market collapse. Call money spiked to 125 percent, a $25 million bank syndicate stabilized near closes, and several banks and trust companies suspended, then recovered with none losing depositors. The market rallied sharply with notable gains across United States Steel, American Smelting and Refining, Amalgamated Copper, St. Paul, Northern Pacific, and Union Pacific, lifting leading NYSE issues toward a near $2 billion total rise.

United Copper Corner Stock Exchange Morse, Heinze and Thomas Charles T. Barney Knickerbocker Trust Company Knickerbocker United States Lincoln Trust Company J. P. Morgan & Co Secretary of the Treasury United States Steel Preferred American Smelting and Refining Amalgamated Copper St. Paul Northern Pacific Union Pacific New York Stock Exchange

May Fight Over Motor Boat Racing Authority Escalates

A heated discussion at the Waldorf Astoria centered on control of motor boat racing between the American Power Boat Association and the Automobile Club of America. Leaders urged tougher navigation laws, licensing, safety gear, and standardized markings to prevent disasters and improve life saving on waters nationwide. The group, including General James S. Clarkson and officials from numerous clubs, proposed forming a five member committee to lobby Congress and the Department of Commerce and Labor. the association renamed itself the North American Power Boat Association.

American Power Boat Association Automobile Club of America United States New York Harbor Waldorf-Astoria Charles P. Tower Motor Boat Club of America America Automobile Club James S. Clarkson Port of New York Smith General Clarkson Smythe Department of Commerce and Labor Arcanum Belle Harbor Bergen Beach Bensonhurst Brooklyn Columbia Hartford Conn Indian Harbor Greenwich Tappen Zee Tarrytown Thousand Islands Yonkers Manhasset Pavonia Sachem Head New York Athletic Club North American Power Boat Association

Roads Placing Orders for Rail Equipment

The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to place about 150000 tons of orders to stimulate trade recovery and may buy fifty passenger and mail coaches and several freight cars. The Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad has ordered fifty locomotives, with 38 from American Locomotive and the rest from Baldwin, bringing their planned equipment expenditure to about eight thousand dollars.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Wall Street Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company American Locomotive Company Baldwin Locomotive Company St. Paul

Powder Trust Methods Hearings Open As Sherman Suit Probes High Market Control

Former U S powder trade official R S Waddell testifies at a government hearing led by Special Examiner William H Mahaffy in the Sherman act case against the Powder Trust. Waddell says the group controlled up to 98 percent of rifle powder and 85 percent of blasting powder, details other transfers and eliminations of competitors, cites intercompany agreements and directions from du Ponts, and notes the Southern Powder Company loss under uniform Birmingham freight rates. The session adjourns to Monday.

R. S. Waddell United States Powder Trust Trust William H. Mahaffy Waddell Southern Powder Company Birmingham Georgia Alexis du Pont T. C. du Pont J. A. Scarlett George S. Graham Southern Company Scarlett Associated Companies

Erie Coal Firms in Government Suit Hearings

M P Blauvelt, controller of the Erie Railroad and Hillside and Pennsylvania coal outfits, testified on coal purchases from Delaware and Hudson. He said Erie keeps D and H fob New York harbor prices. Hillside pays no dividends and owes Erie heavily. Erie owns all Pennsylvania stock, with yearly surplus of 1 to 1.5 million dollars. Abbott of D L&W quoted prices via E L Loomis. No evidence of price cartels among local agents. De Forest testified Philadelphia and Reading controlled Central Railroad of New Jersey, which owns Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal. Hearing adjourned to October 2 in Philadelphia.

M. P. Blauvelt Erie Railroad Hillside and Pennsylvania Coal Companies Erie Coal Delaware & Hudson Company Delaware & Hudson New York Harbor United States McReynolds Hillside Company Hillside Coal Company Erie Pennsylvania Company J. H. Abbott Tidewater Delaware, Lackawanna & Western E. L. Loomis Robert W. de Forest Central Railroad of New Jersey Philadelphia & Reading Central Railroad of New Jersey Mr. de Forest Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company Alliance Coal Company Philadelphia

Fire chiefs observe Allis-Chalmers pumps tests in West Street

New York Fire Department showcased Allis-Chalmers centrifugal pumps with city fire officials from Philadelphia Atlantic City Boston and Baltimore present. Thousands watched as hose streams reached over West Street rows using 300 psi pressure. Two mains operated the pumps delivering twenty six two inch streams. officials declared the results satisfactory.

Philadelphia Atlantic City Boston Baltimore New York Allis-Chalmers West Street

Business Better, Says Mr. Ripley At Santa Fe Meeting

Topeka Kansas October 22 President E P Ripley attending the annual meeting of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe stockholders said the Santa Fe business outlook is improving though not at prior volumes He noted better conditions in the West and that the railroad faced little fear from forthcoming national legislation The railroads had preference in the national election and were gradually recovering from the recent panic with traffic shifts mainly from the East

Topeka Kan E. P. Ripley Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Santa Fe Ripley

Morgan lines to order new cars for Louisiana and Texas Railway

Thornwell Fay, manager for the Morgan lines, announced on October 22 that orders totaling 2.40.6% dollars will fund eighteen hundred freight cars and ten passenger cars for the Louisiana and Texas Railway and Navigation Company. The equipment will be supplied under Southern Pacific Company branch guidance.

New Orleans Morgan Lines Louisiana and Texas Railway and Navigation Company Thornwell Fay Southern Pacific Company

Bank of Bombay Raises Discount Rate

Bombay on October 22 reports the Bank of Bombay increased its rate of discount from 3 to 4 percent.

Bank OF Bombay Bombay

Williams to Begin Testimony in Harriman Merger Suit

Sylvester G. Williams a Denver special federal examiner said he will start taking testimony in New York City on November 17 in the anti merger suit against the Harriman system. He added the process will take nearly a year to complete.

Denver Sylvester G. Williams Harriman New York City Williams

Henry Clews Receives Rising Sun Insignia Miniature

Henry Clews has received from the Emperor of Japan a miniature of the insignia of the Imperial Order of the Rising Sun conferred upon him by the Emperor several months ago.

Henry Clews Japan Imperial Order of the Rising Sun

Frank Jones Grounds in Hudson in Dense Fog

In fog early yesterday the steam boat Frank Jones of the New York and Albany Transportation Company ran aground on Crumb Elbow rocks five miles north of Poughkeepsie. Passengers, mainly women, were transferred to the Greenport, which towed them to the city. Captains Cobb and Bruder were praised for their seamanship.

Hudson River Frank Jones New York and Albany Transportation Company Crumb Elbow Poughkeepsie Jones West Shore Railroad Cobb Greenport Citizens Line New York Captain Bruder Bruder

Motoring Gear and Accessories in Three Broadway Stores

Cup Race comforts and heavy cheviot overcoats with neck collars. Fur robes and footwarmers, steamer rugs, sweater jackets, knitted vests, weatherproof Burberrys to rubber auto shirts. Gloves caps goggles trunks lunch baskets thermos bottles. Departments cover men and boys wear with three Broadway stores at Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street.

Receiver appointed for E. H. Gay & Co in Boston

John P. Reynolds Jr was named receiver by Judge Dodge in the United States District Court after creditors petitioning for bankruptcy proceedings examined the firm’s affairs and agreed to the appointment. The firm’s assets are said to total about 7 million dollars, largely tied to the Hudson River Power Company and the Pittsburg and Binghamton Railroad in which the firm held substantial interests.

Boston John P. Reynolds, Jr E. H. Gay & Co Dodge United States District Court Reynolds Hudson River Power Company Pittsburg and Binghamton Railroad

Baltic and vessels listed in marine intelligence brief

Marine intelligence brief notes the Baltic about 370 miles east of Sandy Hook at 11 am yesterday, expected to dock around noon today. The Altonia 220 miles east at 4 pm yesterday, due about 2 pm today. La Provence 750 miles east at 1:10 am yesterday, due about 2 pm today. High and low water times recorded.

Baltic Sandy Hook Altonia la Provence Essel Havre Liverpool Prinz Ettel Fried -Savanitla Atlas Monterey Havana Ward Altonia Gibraltar Cunard Jacksonville Clyde Chariots Arapahoe Rotterdam Ocean Antwerp Harte Cuthbert Barbados Exeter City Swansea Bristol City City of Columbus Savannah Savannah Nuecesaeous Galveston Mallory el Mar Hamb-Am Amerika Hamburg Campania Paul Southampton Cherokes Turk’s Island Clyde Iron Rio de Janeiro Lamp & Holt E

Shipping News Arrivals at Port of New York October 22 1908

Port of New York records show multiple arrivals on October 22 1908 including Steamer Monroe Humphers from Newport News and Norfolk via Old Dominion La Co with passengers. Steamer Parima Hri Mann from Demerara Antigua and St Kitts to A E Outerbridge Co with 56 passengers. Steamer Quito Shotton from Singapore via Panang Aden Suez Port Said and Algiers to Howard Houlder Co with merchandise. Steamer Crown of Grenada Gruphy Demerars from Trinidad Grenada to Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co with merchandise. Steamer Bermudian Fraser from Bermuda to A E Outerbridge Co with 12 passengers mails and cargo. Steamer Karonga Leslie Calculla from August 430 to destination noted.

Monroe Humphers Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion la Co Parima Shotton Singapore Panang Aden Suez Port Said Algiers Howard, Houlder & Partners Mdise Bar Crown of Grenada Gruphy Demerars Trinidad Grenada Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co Bermudian

Ocean Liner Movements From Southampton to New York Chart

Shipping news records sailings and routes from Southampton and other ports with vessels including Majestic Bisley Wray Castle Adriatic Gallieo Mannheim Wells City Grenock Tuscany St Leonards. Notable itineraries show connections to New York via Cherbourg Shanghai Suez and Hong Kong with arrivals and departures in October.

Southampton Majestic New York Plymouth Cherbourg Naples Roma Sannil Ital Suez Bisley Fir Yokohama Singapore Boston Shanghai Wray Castle Hong Kong Queenstown Adriatic Neon Kroopring Wilhelm Gers Nierich Bremen Hull Gallieo Shields Mannheim Swansea Wells City Grenock Tuscany Antwerp St Leonards Bry Assed

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