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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1907

Page

9

Brady Deal Inquiry Raises 965000 Check Question

A grand jury probes possible crime in the sale of a so called paper railroad to Metropolitan Securities and related distribution of most funds. Directors and officers, listed by name, faced subpoenas as investigators seek to determine if the May 1500 payment for Wall and Cortlandt street assets violated law.

Borvial Ynashington New York Thiniry Wold Bahegnia Wail and Cortlandt Rhevis Ferries Ine Giscloayres Metropoli Inc Mortimer le Sehier OW Veee Thomas F. Ryan Richard W. Meade Edward W. Sayre Chrome Lat HA BL Widner Thomas A. Dolan Phatelphia Del Taldwin Berwlad Lev Vreeland Sayre Meath Hedy Trews Metropolitan Securities Pawler Bray Willa C. Whiestey Janes Fo Ryan Mr Brady

Provident Still Tied Up In Bank Failure Turmoil

The article describes the Provident case with executives like Woodruff and Meade negotiating while the bank examiners investigate deposits and securities. It notes attempts to settle by delaying board actions, the risk of a quorum failure, and mentions large cash reserves claimed to exist for settling securities while criticizing the alleged swindles and misused assets.

Meade Et Tr Soc Yyler Sand Ihamines Re Tusorance Company Weinesdas Woodruff Woodrum Unicel States Woodrutt Wing Co Merchants Exchange Bank Ravirms Lite

Trusts Joke On Harriman and Steel Firm Clash

An inspection of Teenerses Coal and railroad assets by United States Steel Corp officers follows a week of advisory tension. John Jukn topes as chair may be retained. EM Hartman faces criticism for failed orders. A big order was placed with the Tennessee Coal and Railroad Co at higher prices tied to open hearth claims, provoking industry discontent.

Soerlai Workington Ceat York Ncw Teenerses Coal, Tron and Railroad Company United States Steel Corporation Alrectare Uiougn Jukn 3 Top Kneping Ceen Steel Corporation Tennesses Cos’ and Tren Company Tennesste Company Bessemer Iterive

Furnace Will Cost $1,509,009 for MeKera Rocks Project

Pittsburgh contractors will erect the lot by water at MeKera Rocks, a suburb, with the project budget set at 1.509 million dollars. The plan entails construction work on the site near the suburb indicated, detailing costs and parties involved.

Tittsbursh Contractors Iwater MeKera Rocks

Gold shipments flood New York and Pittsburgh banks

News from New York and Pittsburgh reports large gold imports and engagements as European gold flows continue. Mercantile Trust Company of St Louis announces an $80,000 deal, and Chicago's Me Till’ Role Trust and Savings Bank $40,000,000. others include Heldebarh, Helmer & Co for $1.25 million and Leonard Prerea for $2.5 million. London engagement canceled. U S banks shift holdings and await prices. First National Bank Pittsburgh receives its first gold import, with transfers under Treasury orders to public vaults.

New York Tolis Europa Tmport Mercanie ‘Trust Company St. Louie Role Trust and Savings “Bank Chicago Lowe Engoes Heldebarh Cksl Hhelmer & Co Leoard National City Bank London Thn Teallne Londo Bank of New York Tayalo Guaranty ‘Trust Company United States Goldenix Naional Bank Sretsola Pittsburg Bank of Pittsburg Farmery Deposit National Bank Daelton National Bank First National Bank Tie Tevet and Savings Bank Tohidan Suropean

Rockefeller Helped Bankers Raise Circulation In New York

Rockefeller aided banks by lending millions of government bonds to back new circulation as New York banks issued bonds at high prices to secure deposits. The Treasury deposited over 80 million in New York banks since the financial stringency, aiding the shift to municipal and railroad bonds. The currency rise followed by banks and officials including Secretary of the Treasury and Controller Ridgely, amid bond scarcity and importers’ duties.

Sporlal Washington Poat New York Thia City Ridgelyurass Comptrollea Uney Landa Faturday Secretary of the Treasury John D. Rockefeller Cor| Solynn W. Wickham Smith

Cotton Exports Rise in Tea Month Totals

Exports show higher cotton shipments in October with 5,025 bales valued around $80,054, an increase in both tonnage and value. Breadstuffs exports for the teal period total $182,452,065, up slightly from last year, while wheat exports rise by amid but corn and other cereals drop. Provisions total about $17, and mixed forthright goods reach $270.56.2%% with a value near $2,040,85.

Bates Oeike IMAT Posheld

Rich companies attacked in New Jersey court filing

In Trenton New Jersey today an application was made in United States District Court for the appointment of a receiver for the Arizona Smelting Company and the Arizona Stroking Company. The filing by Frank L. Crocker of New York alleges the firms are insolvent and chaotic due to attachments in Arizona. The amount involved is $17,000,000.

Trenton N. U Nev Julie Lanning United States District Court Arizona Smelting Company Arizona Stroking Company Frank L. Crocker New York Arizona

New York Adopts 250 Foot Skyline Height Cap

New regulations approved by the buildings code commission set a 250 foot height limit for new structures starting January 1. Experts say the move aims to curb reckless skyscraper fever, with more than twenty tall buildings already approaching the cap. The rules also constrain core safety provisions to ensure fire safety and structural standards.

New York Magern

Shaw Surrengy Plan Would Propose Elastic Currency

Secretary of the Treasury Besie M Shaw spoke at a chamber dinner arguing for an elastic currency via bank notes issued up to 150 percent of capital with a 1 percent tax, extending only if banks exhaust cash and with Comptroller consent, saying government bonds backing existing notes remain necessary. He warned against relying on collateral security and stressed that the plan could raise up to 25 million dollars, but only with careful controls and added safeguards.

Nety Haven Cons Forer the Treasury Besie M Shaw Chamber of Commerce Shaw Naional Banka

Alleged Bookmaker Bonds Out After Police Court Plea

Emil Schulz proprietor of a cigar and news stand at Motel Johnsen was arrested on a hand melt on the races. He pleaded not guilty in Police Court and demanded a jury trial. Released on a 210 bond, attorney William Stewart sought bond cancellation prompting a potential rearrest.

Furniahes Bond Emil Schulz Johnsen William Stewart Schulz First Precinct Lieut. Hartley Po-lce Court Schute

Legal Record of November 1 1907 Proceedings and Appeals

Legal notices record petitions and rulings from the United States Supreme Court and lower courts, listing names of justices and counsel, cases in error and original matters, and orders postponing or renewing actions. The document includes probate matters, equity suits, and appeals spanning a range of interstate and national legal actions with references to districts and parties, plus long string of attorney and party names.

Court of Appeals and Equity Dockets for November Hearings

The Washington court listings show multiple cases across Equity Court Nos. 1 3 and 4 including McCermas vs Wotton Diggies vs Al, Leveth vs Wernham and more. Attorneys are listed with firms McReynolds Thomas Latimer and others. Damages claims and property matters dominate the agenda for Wednesday November 11 with various assignments and deadlines noted.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO James Clakaugh Amxigement Jeenaham Diggies Atvormeys Forres Maddox Westminster Davtays Hank Va Bilsill Columbia Haguetho Wilson & Barkedale É. H. Thomas Shemoas Bimmons Attamays

Dying Condition Reported in Stabbing Case at Hospital

John Roymondis, railway laborer, at Emergency Hospital with a stab wound to the abdomen, believed inflicted by Antonia Pan deils. Pan deils is in custody at the Elghth precinct station charged with the cutting. No improvement observed after doctors worked over Roymondis throughout yesterday.

John Roymondis Antonia Pandeils Elghth Rowmondis Jero

Sues Grocer for Opening Shop

Jacob M. Foer filed suit in the District Supreme Court to recover 45000 for alleged breaches after buying a grocery and grocery store area and claims the defendant agreed not to operate within ten squares. The plaintiff says Carley reopened near Twentieth and K streets shortly after the sale. A servant, Julia Smith, 28, of 543 P Street Northwest, is detained and to be arraigned in Police Court on theft charges involving clothing worn by Frank B. Cresthwatty.

Jacob M. Foer District ‘Supreme Court Willinms Carley Yoer Carley Waran Twentieth K Streets Iercony Julia Smith P Street Hovea Poles Frank B. Cresthwatty

Supreme Court reverses trial in Arkansas conspiracy case

The United States Supreme Court held the remedy lies with state tribunals in the Boyett case. White defendants were accused of conspiring to drive away African American workers of an Arkansas lumber company by posting alarming notices and harassing them. The reversal occurred due to Hodgeson rule issues, clarifying state court jurisdiction in race based conspiracy charges.

C. B. Boyett United States United States Supreme Court Arkansas Boyetty Arkansas ‘Amber Company United Syates District Court Jaach ‘Wen

Mandamus Petition Seeks Dismissals and Receivers for NYC Rwys

In a U S Supreme Court filing Attorney Roger Foster seeks leave to file a mandamus to compel Judge Lacombe in New York to dismiss actions against 18 Metropolitan Street Railway Company and the New York City Hallway Company and to appoint receivers. The petition notes a judgment of 8000 dollars against the railroads for Paul Planovsky’s death in an on road accident and claims debts of 5000 and 55000 to F F Reisenberg and Daniel Gallagher, arguing the surety is insufficient to cover the debts.

United States Supreme Court Roger Foster New York Fiee Lacombe Metropolitan Street Railway Company New York City Paul Planovsky Sid St! Glao F. F. Reisenberg Daniel Gallagher

Fights Rebating Fine Reaches Supreme Court

Attorney A B Browne filed a petition for a writ of certiorari to review The Great Northern Railway Company case on rebates. The federal case began with a Minnesota district court verdict, upheld by the Eighth Circuit, arguing the Eskine law was repealed by the Hepburn railroad rate statute that imposes imprisonment for the offense.

A.B. Browne Thin City Yenterday United States Supreme Court Great Northern Railway Company United States United States District Court For District of Minnesota United States Court of Appeals Eizhth Hepham

Chadwick Gems at Stake Case Returns to Courts

The U S Supreme Court yesterday declined to dismiss The United States v Larkin related to Collector Leach of Cleveland seizing jewelry pledged by Mrs Casgin L Chadwick in New York City to satisfy Ohio creditors. The court kept the case alive pending merits arguments.

United States Supreme Court United States Larkin Leach Cleveland Tata Casgin L. Chadwick New York City Fartin Lesch Ohio

Wisconsin Railroads Protest Cheese Rates

Two complaints were filed yesterday before the Interstate Commerce Commission by the Wisconsin railroad commission against the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company and the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company. The protests allege excessive carload cheese rates from Wisconsin to Chicago. Attorney General Bonaparte moved in the U S Supreme Court to advance United States v Thayer, about campaign contributions. Also notes litigation on Belleville city rail line and a Thanksgiving recess for the Supreme Court. A theft report from 113 Gevents Street notes clothing valued at about 20 stolen from a residence.

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