Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

New York Tribune in New York, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

4

Morse Trial Halted Over Juror Illness and Bank Stock Inquiry

The Morse Curtis trial before Judge Hough paused as juror Gordon Wendell fell ill with indigestion and kidney trouble. Wendell must remain near home nightly, delaying proceedings while prosecutors reveal bank stock maneuvers connected to Miss Katharine A. Wilson and a pool of bank employees.

Charles W. Morse Alfred H. Curtis Hough United States District Court National Bank of North America Gordon Wendell Worth Street Wendell Astor House East 35Th Street Samuel Lambert Judge Hough Morse-Curtis Morse Katharine A. Wilson New Amsterdam National Bank Primrose & Braun New Amsterdam National Mr. Morse E. B. Wire Adolph Rade F. C. Pringle W. W. Lee William A. Shotwell Foreign Exchange New Amsterdam Trust

Receiver named for Scandia Mining Co dispute

Chicago Oct 22 opposing factions in the Scandia mining syndicate asked for a receiver and Judge Kohlsaat named Edwin C Day. Edward F Richardson of Denver filed a petition seeking injunction to stop leasing Alaska property and a receiver alleging fraud by directors. The court ruled the fraud claim not sustained.

Chicago ScanDia Mining Kohlsaat United States Edwin C. Day Edward F. Richardson Denver Alaska

Judge Ferriss Ends Testimony in Standard Oil Phase

Judge Franklin Ferriss concluded testimony in Chicago for the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil Company and announced the hearing will resume in New York next Tuesday morning. He will then 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 1997 Market Crash

The panic of 1997 reached a critical point a year ago. Knickerbocker Trust failed October 22 and a run on the Trust Company of America and Lincoln Trust followed. A $25 million bank syndicate led by J P Morgan & Co aided by Treasury deposits spurred a partial market recovery.

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 control of motor boat racing at Waldorf meeting

A July 1908 style meeting of the American Power Boat Association, renamed the North American Power Boat Association, debated clashing with the Automobile Club of America for sport governance and urged tougher enforcement of navigation laws to protect life on all U S waters, especially New York Harbor.

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

St Paul to Spend Eight Millions on Rail Orders

Reports from Wall Street say the Pennsylvania Railroad will place about 150 000 tons of rail orders to aid a general trade recovery. The company may buy fifty passenger and mail coaches and freight cars. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul lined up fifty locomotives with two suppliers, boosting total new equipment outlay to about eight million dollars.

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

Powder Trust Methods Heard in Sherman Act Case

Former U S powder trade salesman Waddell testified as the first witness in the government’s Sherman act suit against the Powder Trust. He described market shares, the elimination of competitors, and an agreement with foreign manufacturers. Evidence included 1902 contracts and details of the Great Northern Supply Company activities and Birmingham freight rates harming Southern Powder. Adjournment followed until next Monday.

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

Erie Coal Firms in Antitrust Hearings

M F Blauvelt, controller of the Erie Railroad and Hillside and Pennsylvania coal firms, testified in government suit against anthracite carriers. He described coal purchases from Delaware and Hudson and said Hillside pays no dividend, owes Erie large sums, and rarely meets fixed charges. Other witnesses noted price practices and ownership links among railroads and coal companies. hearings adjourned to October 28 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 New Jersey Mr. de Forest Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company Alliance Coal Company Philadelphia

Fire chiefs witness Allis-Chalmers pump tests in West Street

Prominent city officials and heads of fire departments from New York Philadelphia Atlantic City Boston and Baltimore attended exhaustive tests of Allis-Chalmers high power centrifugal pumps on West street yesterday. Fire lines and mains were tested with twenty six streams averaging two inches diameter, proving 300 psi from the fire plug with no engine. Officials expressed satisfaction with the results.

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

Business Better Says Mr. Ripley

Topeka Kan Oct 2 President E P Ripley at the AT&SF stockholders meeting spoke on the railroads national political situation noting improved Santa Fe business and better conditions than six months ago while losses remain in East traffic West business thriving and the country gradually recovering He said railroads favored in the national election but feared little from legislation.

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

Morgan lines order for $2,000,000 in new car equipment

New Orleans report notes Thornwell Fay, manager of the Louisiana and Texas Railway branch of Southern Pacific, announced orders for $2,000,000 in new equipment. The plan includes eighteen hundred freight cars and ten passenger cars to modernize fleet.

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

Bank of Bombay Raises Discount Rate

The Bank of Bombay increased its rate of discount today from 3 percent to 4 percent. The move was announced in Bombay on October 22 as financial conditions prompted tighter lending.

Bank OF Bombay Bombay

Harriman Ouster Hearing Set for November 17

Sylvester G. Williams, Denver special federal examiner in the Harriman anti-merger suit, announced that testimony will begin in New York City on November 17 and is expected to continue for about a year.

Denver Sylvester G. Williams Harriman New York City Williams

Henry Clews Receives Imperial Rising Sun Miniature Token

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

Henry Clews Japan Imperial Order of the Rising Sun

Frank Jones Grounds in Hudson

In dense fog early yesterday the steam boat Frank Jones of New York and Albany Transportation Co ran aground on Crumb Elbow rocks about five miles north of Poughkeepsie. The 87 passengers were transferred to the Greenport after a plank was laid between the vessels and the Greenport navigated into shallow water to reach the stranded ship.

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

Receiver for Gay & Co appointed in Boston

John P. Reynolds Jr was appointed receiver for the banking firm of E H Gay Co of Boston by Judge Dodge in U S District Court. Creditors who had petitioned for bankruptcy proceedings examined the affairs and consented to the appointment. The firm’s assets are about 7 000 000, largely tied to the Hudson River Power Co and the Pittsburg and Binghamton Railroad.

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

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Weather and Bearings

The bulletin lists sunrise and sunset, moon phase, high water times for Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate, with mariners note on vessels Baltic Altonia and La Provence. Baltic expected to dock near noon today, Altonia near 2 pm, La Provence around 2 pm, all east of Sandy Hook in distance readings from yesterday.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate Baltic Altonia la Provence

Motor clothing and travel gear offered at Warren stores

Cup Race comforts and heavy cheviot overcoats with neck buttoning, fur robes, steamer rugs, knitted vests, weatherproof Burberrys, rubber auto shirts, gloves, caps, goggles, motor trunks, lunch baskets, thermos bottles. A department stocking men and boys wear across Warren st, three Broadway stores, with addresses on 13th and 34th streets.

Empress of China and related steamers schedule listings

Destination and steamer departures listed for routes to New York, Japan, Corea, China and Philippine Islands via Tacoma Vancouver and Victoria. It includes Empress of China with 6:30 pm departures, Ning Chow and China via San Francisco, Oct 28, 31, and Nov 1 2, with other ships Alameda Mariposa and routes to Hawaii Guam Fiji and New Zealand.

New York Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Vancouver Victoria Empress of China Tacoma Ning Chow Hawaii San Francisco Guam Australia Weat New Zealand Fiji Islands New Casedonia Aorangi Alameda Seattle Santa Francisco Mariposa

Shipping News Port of New York October 22 1908

Arrivals include Steamer Monroe Humphers Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Site with passengers and mails. Parima Demerara Barbados Martinique Dominica Antigua St Kitts St Croix St Thomas to A E Outerbridge & Co with 56 passengers. Quito Singapore Aden Suez under Howard Houlder & Part. Crown of Grenada Grenada Steamer Bermudian Bermuda 128 passengers mdse to Outerbridge. Karonga Calcutta August 30 listed as arrived.

Monroe Humphers Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Parima Mann Demerara Barbados Martinique Dominica Union Antigua and St Kitts St Croix St Thomas E Outerbridge & Co Freamer Aden Suez Algiers Howard, Houlder & Part Bar Sf Partners Mdse Crown of Grenada Graphy Grenada Sthamn Shipping and Trading Co Adit Bermudian Fraser Bermuda The

Maritime Passenger Movements From Southampton to New York

Oct 21 22 23 sailings from Southampton and nearby ports to New York listed. Vessels include Majestic Roma Bistley Wray Castle Adriatte Kroopring Wilhelm Galileo Mannheim Wells City and St Leonards. Routes pass via Cherbourg Singapore Hong Kong Bremen Shields Antwerp and Shanghai.

Southampton Majestic New York Plymouth Cherbourg Naples Roma Sannio ‘Ital Suez Bistley Yokohama Singapore Boston Shanghai Wray Castle Hong Kong Queenstown Adriatte Kroopring Wilhelm Nierich Bremen Hull Galileo Shields Mannheim Ger Wells City Tuscany Tbr Antwerp St Leonards

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scandia Mining CO Auto Club P.R.R Rails Erie’s Coal Companies MR. Ripley H. Taft Daily Tribune Tribune Taft Governor Hughes Mr. Hughes Daily Sunday Tribune Hughes Southern Pacific Clews Hudson GAY & CO Marine Intelligence Rogers, Pret & Company Warren St Broadway 13Th St 34Th St Klaw & Erlanger Little Nemo Winsor McCay Aree Grace van Stup0iford Victor Hermert Ios Gaiety Mm. Cohan Bwayes Lillian Russelling Ildeire Louis Mamann Bijou Mississippi Weber Matt Astor Wu. Hodge Wallace Marie Hippodrome Sportin AYS U S I Cass Toomorrow Louise Gunning Sinnealiee Lulu Glaser Siecie Daly Mie Eon Maxine Elliott Reco Herald SQ West End—Nazimova Carnegie Hall SYM Ees Socie Ee Os Moe Mat Tomw GAY White Way Tina Lerner Mischaelman Petschinikoff Schnitzer Suler Ww Opan EMY POP _ SIC Irving Pl Denman Thompson Homestead Mats Tu-Dai Havre Liverpool Prinz Eitel Savanilla Atlas Monterey Havana Gibraltar Arapahoe Jacksonville Clyde Chariots Rotterdam Ocean Oe Poe Cuthbert Swansea Exeter City Bristol City City of Columbus Savannah Savannah Nueces Galveston Mallory el Mar So Pac Amerika Hamburg Hamb-Am Cunard Campania American St Paul Turk’s Island Clyde Boneulos Rio de Janeiro Byron Lamp & Holtard Manzanili Tampico Agers Monvisa Jose Leghorn Lapels Cooper Square Browning Kine Cane Suh Street Fulto Street Ialiee Empire Theatre Jack Straw Gillette SAMSO Samson Savoy Henry Wikier Lyceum Miss Rilige Ee Knigkerbogker”” the Girls OF Gottenberg Bath Street E Garrick Joseph Coyne Alexandra C 'Areisle May Erwen Max Fiedler Paderewski Sauer Mischa Elman Gabriowittsch Tysons Arnegie Hall Symphony Society Walter Camros West S4th St Geraldine Farrar Jeanne Jomelli Lhevinne Alwin Schroeder Albert Spalding Gustav Ahler Ner Lhevinne Nox M’cain Rome Colonial Mat Alhambra Clarice Mayne Melntyce & Heath Boston Fadettes Charlotte Party & Co K & Rose Eva Tanguay Shea Laddie Cliff Artois Bros Barry Woolford Hammerstein Se Star & Others Blaney Lincoln SQ Haraft Harry Lauder Chamina DE Carnegie Hall Asack Sat Bela Belasco Theatre Eve Arliss Stuyvesant Hermann Klein Maud Powell Madison Square - Garden Eden Musee World IN WAX Eyes Cinematograph Union Theological Seminary Park Avenue A. V. W. Jackson Transpacific Seneca Nassau Seguranca Ward Prinz Joachim Jamaica Siegmund Quebec Cam Pennsylvania Hamlen London Atlantic Trans Minneapolis Sav Coppenam Jefferson Colombo Nortom & Son Iroquois Scott Navahoe Collie Philip Ruprecht Ossabhin Johnson Brunswick Brunswick 5S Co Moise Patricia Magin Boulogne Porto Rico Delano New York & Baltimore Tabaristan Paton Bussarah Maskat Port Said Jos Charleston Mexico Perugia San Giovanni Ital Palermo Esperanza Cristobal Princess Anne Kansas City Enfield Italia Hawaiian Puerto C F Tleigen Dan Copenhagen Carpathia Trieste Deutschland Friedrich der Grosse la Favole Shipping News Billy Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Search Courier

Search the New York Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New York Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication