Break in Market Ties Brown Co to Whitney Account
Edward F. Buchanan testified at a bankruptcy hearing that heavy trading by George S. Whitney of Pittsboro drove A. O. Brown & Co. into failure. Whitney’s account No. 600, carried without margin, showed losses of over 360 000 dollars and was used to cover short sales on a weekend. The hearing outlined large brokerage charges and the roles of Whitney Stephenson & Co. and other firm members as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
A. Q. Brown & Co
Exchange
Edward F. Buchanan
United States
Alexander
Federal Building
Buchanan
George S. Whitney
Pittsboro
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Whitney
Stephenson & Co
Whitney Company
A. O. Brown & Co
Whitnney
Mn Buchanan
Whitney Accmet
Exchaner
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Buchanan
A. O. Brown &O
G. Lee Stout
A. 0. Brown
Samuel (. Brown
Louis G. Young
W. Rhea Whitman
Charles
Stout
Whitman
Hanover National Bank
Whitney, Stephenson & Co
Buchenen
the Tribune Eaid
A. O Brown &O
O. N. O'Connor
Doctor Hurt Directs Ankled Set At Hotel Astor
Dr George McAuliffe a nose and throat specialist fell from a Broadway car injuring his ankle in front of the Hotel Astor on his way to the Tri-Professional Society meeting He directed the setting of his ankle while awaiting an ambulance and then attended the meeting before returning home to East 76th Street The injury will keep him at home about six weeks He was elected second vice president of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McAuliffe
Broadway
Tri-Professional Society
Hotel Astor
McAuliffe
Roosevelt Hospital
No. 32
East 76Th Street
Jokes About Age End In Fatal Collapse On Train
Charles C. Tyler seventy five of Mount Vernon on a New York railroad car laughed at his age during a joke about exemption from jury duty. He collapsed and died before aid could reach him while attorney Henry Appel Jr and Coroner’s physician Pr Schultz were present. Tyler leaves one daughter Mrs L W Hub of Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies C. Tyler
Primrose Street
Mount Vernon
Lockport Cotton Batting Company
Broadway
New York, Newhaven & Hartford
Grand Central Station
Tyler
Henry Appel, Jr
Nassau Street
Mr. Appel
Pr. Schultz
Vier
L. W. Huba Aivunt Vernon
Lida Sherman Hoyt
Colgate Host
Wall Street
Park Avenue
Eastover Farm
Oyster Bay
Hoyt
Mansfield
Ohio
Charles T. Sherman
W. T. Sherman
Nelson A. Miles
Obituary of George W. Clarke founder of Mount Washington Institute
George W. Clarke, founder of the Mount Washington Collegiate Institute, died at his home in the city in his ninety second year. He remained active late in life, led charitable work, and served as president and VP of several hospitals and boards. Born 1817 in Milton, N. Y., he studied at Union College and rose to political prominence in 1872, helping nominate John A. Dix. He married Mary J. McKie in 1847. ten children were born, seven living, including son William Addison Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clarke
Mount Washington Collegiate Institute
William Addison Clarke
Mount Washington Alumni Association
Mr. Clarke
Dr. Clarke
Clarke
New York
N. Y
Union College
Solomon Jenner
Henry Street
Utica
John A. Dix
Dix
Mary J. McKie
Thomas B. Clarke
Noted author John Churton Collins found dead near Lowestoft
John Churton Collins author essayist and Birmingham professor of English literature was found dead in the woods near Lowestoft England. Police suggest suicide during a period of illness and low mood. Born 1848 in Bourton on the Water he educated at King Edward's and Oxford and gave thousands of lectures while publishing works on literature art and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowestoft
England
John Churton Collins
Birmingham
Bourton-on-the-Water
Gloucestershire
King Ediward’s School
Belliol College
Oxford
Joshua Reynolds
Bolingbroke
Voltaire
Tennyson
Dean Swift
Ephemera Critica
Lord Herbert of
Cherbury
Cyril Tourneur
Robert Greene
New Yorker Howard Saylor Takes Own Life in Philadelphia
Howard M. Saylor of New York died by stabbing himself in the breast with a butcher knife in an apartment house in central Philadelphia. He left a note to his mother noting his wasted life. A Princeton law graduate, he had worked in Pittsburgh and recently with a publishing house, returning from Baltimore discouraged by poor business. He sought a revolver from a maid, which was refused, then killed himself in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Howard M. Saylor
New York
Weet 'd Street
Saylor
Princeton University
Pittsburt
Baltimore
Rockefeller to Visit Westchester Fair
More than ten thousand people attended the second day of the Westchester County fair and horse show at White Plains. The dog show grows larger. Oliver Harriman aims to make next year the biggest in the state. Notables with dogs include Harriman Bush Mortimer Quintard Reynal and Untermyer. Rockfeller was reported to visit this week. Parking spaces were claimed by Daniel G. Reid Harry Darlington the Siegels Weatherbee Reynal Gould Archbold Rockefeller Vanderbilt and Barron couples. Delma Gregor won the 2:21 trot for Mrs. W. H. Nelson with Ready second. The Westchester Driving Club silver cup pacing race went to Billy Pizzaro. Kipling was second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
White Plains Fair
Oliver Harriman
Mr. Harriman
A. KR. Bush
James Mortimer
George Quintard
E. S. Reynal
Nathaniel Reynal
L. Contoit
George Fordyce Leith
Samuel Untermyer
J. Scott McComb
John ID. Rockefeller
Daniel G. Reid
Harry Darlington
Henry Siegel
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Reynal
Edwin Gould
Billy Pizzaro
Wstymus
Miss Kipling
B. F. Relyea
Mount Vernon
Mount Sinai Chief Plans Sail With Nurse Apprentices
President Isaac Stern of Mount Sinai Hospital who recently rewarded pupil nurses with a trip on his steam yacht Virginia arranges another voyage for a group today. Luncheon will be served on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Stern
Mount Sinai Hospital
Virginia
Hearings on Standard Oil antitrust case continue
The government suit to dissolve Standard Oil of New Jersey under the Sherman act resumed before Referee Franklin Ferris at the Custom House. Standard witnesses including G. G. Purse Lemuel Wilmer and Arthur Purse testified on competitive practices and alleged unfair methods in the Southern States. The day closed with questions about ownership of the National Oil Company and current Standard employment of Arthur Purse. The hearing will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Franklin Ferris
Custom House
Rosenthal
Standard
G. Purse
Baltimore
Lemuel Wilmer
Red “C" Oil Company
Yorkville
W. Va
Richmond
Mr. Rosenthal
Mall
Arthur Purse
Sea Cliff
Del
National Oil Company
The
Purse
National
Bureau of Corporations
Mr. Kellogg
Dominican priest shot in back of head dies mysterious
The police questioned Arturo Asenido a Dominican priest found with a bullet wound in the back of the head. He claimed he shot himself yet no powder marks or motive emerged. Identified as the priest by Alfonso Penzo. witness reports of meeting a woman conflict with the police theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arturo Asenido
Alfonso Penzo
Santiago
Presbyterian Hospital
Circle Drive
West 107Th Street
Stor
Bella Fernandez
East 224 Street
Mayor Returns From Vacation Sickless Weight Loss Noted
Mayor McClellan resumed duties after a two month absence with a light weight loss. He spent time between the Adirondacks and Winter Harbor Maine and claimed politics came from newspapers. He said the Bingham Jewish article controversy did not come to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Adirondacks
Winter Harbor
Bingham
General Bingham
Baker
Bugher
Fall Derbies and Hats at Peer & Company Stores
Fall derbies and soft hats featured by Peer and Company across three Broadway stores. Merchandise includes Stetsons at Warren Street 13th Street 34th Street with several price marks and locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Filament making at Electrical Show highlights GE exhibit
The General Electric display at Madison Square Garden showcases lamp filaments made from cellulose derived from cotton fibre and baked into fine carbon threads. Analyses note eight hundred hour life for standard filaments and longer life for metallized types. Experts cite rapid progress since the first incandescent lamp and reduced use of costly platinum wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Madison Square Garden
Marine ships update with expected dock times
The Deutschland positioned 800 miles east of Sandy Hook at 4:40 pm yesterday is due to dock around 9 am Thursday. The Oceanic near Nantucket Lightship at 3:15 pm yesterday should dock about 7:30 am today. Biavorunta 487 miles east of Sandy Hook at 11 am yesterday due about 7:30 am Thursday. Frindh, di Fremonte 243 miles east of Sanity Hook at 12:30 pm yesterday due about 7:30 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutschland
Sandy Hook
Oceanic
Nantucket
Biavorunta
Frindh
Sanity Hook
Destination and steamer schedule with multiple routes
A jumble of sailing itineraries lists ships and ports from New York to New Caledonia via San Francisco and Seattle. It shows dates in September and October with times like 6 30 pm, naming vessels such as Alameda Aki Maru Ivo Maru and Mariposa and routes to Hawaii Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Fiji and Tahiti among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Zealand
Australia
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
San Francisco
Beverie
Zealand
Hawaii
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Tengo Maru
Seattle
Tacoma
Guam
Reece Islands
Korea
Eeits Saan Mead
Philippine
Vancouver
Victoria
Tahiti
Marquess Islands
Francisco
Mariposa
Shipping News Arrivals and Quarantine Updates
A list of ships arriving or leaving quarantine ports with cargo, passengers, mails, and moise details. Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse reports 772 cabin and 429 steerage passengers with mails and moise. Several vessels left quarantine at specified times, while others arrived at bar or port locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Culvarien
Munson
Mar
Denver
Staples
Galveston
Key West
Mallory
Ogeechee
Fickett
Hrunewick
Brunswick
Moise
Hamilton
Boaz
Norfolk
Newport News
Old Dominion Ss Co
Apache
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Saratoga
Miller
Havana
New York
Cuba
The
Bar
City of Columbus
Burg
Savannah
Ocean Ss Co
Querantine
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Ger
Polack
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourge
Oelrichs & Co
Malls
Arth
Devereaux
Georgetown
Wilmington
Enants
Star
Ngland
Hilder
Port Talbot
Punch, Eddy & Co
Zulia
Bennett
Maracaibo
Curacao
la Guayra
Boulton, Bliss & Dal Jett
Mails
Grosser Kurfurst
Langrouter
Cherbourg
Agua
Admmiral Farragut
Neti Philadelph
United Front Co
Northland
Dow
Stockton
Metropolitan
Fleamer Geceanie
Haddock
Queenstown
White Star Line
Fire Island
Sandy Hook
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. J. Whitney
Colgate Hoyt
Curtiss Crane Gardiner
St. Louis
Santa Barbara
Angelica
Mary 2. Thurston
Ariel Standish Thurston
Elmira
Gardiner
Henry W. Slocum
Gaines Mill
Lion Gardiner
Gardiner’s Land
James Gavley
NEW Yorker
Rockefeller
Weschester County
New York City Depot
35Th St
12Th Ave
Priest
Mayor
Kentucky
Andes
Belcher
Sierra Nevada
Cal
Union
Crown Point
Utah
Gould & Cw
Hale & Norer
Racers, Peer & Company
Marine Intelligence
Miniature Almanac
Hell Gate
Gov. Island
Pensaees
Etruria
White Star Liverpool
Cute
Orinoce
Kingston
Inagua
Barbados
Hooth
Allianca -Cristobal
Panama
Madonna Ples
Wbre Provineta
Gibraltar
Luise Gibraltar
Pretoria
Hiambur
Hamb
Hudson
Transpacific
Matt Wessel
K A. Vietora
Hamburg
Liverpool
la Lorraine
Havre
French
Henrig Olav
Christiansand
Sea
Hremen
Nears
Friedrich der G Clyde
Nree
Old Dorm
Argentina
Sigismund Fortune
Kam
Naples
White Star Jefferson
Dominion
Wardeaeecaee
Shipping News
Port of
McCutcheon
Charlotte Corday
Stern Brothers
Paris M
Paris
Empire
West Twenty-third Street
New Amsterdam
Henry W the Merry Widow
ORK Alpen
Hegfeld Follies
Eea
St. West
L Allian
Russell Caning
Sha
Hobe
Frank McKee
Alghbia
Victor Herbert
Glen Mactonoush
Onl
John Drew
Jack Meta
Hattie William “Blueey
Knickerbocker
the Girls OF
Gottenberg
Garrick
Sogn
Joseph Coyne
Alexandra Carliste
Ry ME
Doris Keane
Lyceum
Billie Burke
Echone
SAVOY
DIANA
Raiway
Eve
Rlotta Nilsson
Rwar Eves
Robert ED
Edeson
van Abramson
Te Italiam Opera CO
Circle Success
Steg
Breadiwr
Coney Island
MONDA
Sal
Arapahoe
Kansas City
Bound Brook
Port Antonio
Vert Morant
Maranhense
Fir
Para
AnitatNor
Seminole
Turks Island
San Domingo City
Lux
Barcelona
Dunolly
Chesapeake
Haltimore
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Plymouth
Rotterdam
Howlogne
Advance
Cristobal
Ashfield
Corona
St Thomas
Mali
Bloemfontein
Karikal
St Fitlams
Tatecorin
Colombx
Fremantle
Spithead
St Vieve Cent
Glasgow
Furnessin
Marecuiles
Eva
Germania
Liew
Estonia
New Wes
Manchester
Camoens
New Vi
Oscar II
New Estiansan
Port Natal
Baron Cawdor
Bry
New We
St Vincent
Sham
Singapore
St Patrice
Adena Liverpool
Lucania
New Yor Queenstown
Wellington
Invertay
Durban
Auckland
Kona Shanghai
Indramayo
Birkenhead
Tamarac Bie
Om York Para
Cearense
New New York
Tabang
Patrick Bry
Ork Messina
San Giorgio
Ital
Marseilles
Roma
York
Hheinfels
Colombo
Calcutta
Hippodrome
Birdland
Addin and
Mary Mannering
Daly
Clyde Fitch
John Mason
James K. Hackett
aAlan Dale
Frans Molnars
Eer Herford
Weber
Astor 2D
Wm. Hodge
Man
Wallace
Siensce
Arnold Daly Igcestusnos
Belasco
Ceorg
Earliss
Belasco Stuyvesant
David Belasco
Blanche al
Od Roe
MAN In
Colonial Mat
Alhambra
Salome
Leestein & Co
Rock & Maude Fulton. Pantomime Co
Bert Coote
Joe Maxwell & Co
Blaney
Chas Rose
Mabel Fenton
Walter Ones
Blanc Deyo
Ginal
Lincoln SQ
Grace Cameron
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