New York Hudson Terminal Project Opens A Dream
Engineers complete a vast tunnel and the Hudson and Manhattan complex. A colossal two building terminal on Church Street will serve up to 600000 daily passengers with five tracks and seamless loading to prevent congestion. The project links New Jersey to Manhattan with underground routes under Sixth Avenue and a grand arcade shopping street.
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Broad Exchange
Manhattan
United States Express
Hudson Terminal
Hudson River
Flere
Terminal
Brooklyn Bridge
Teading
Jersey City
Bronx
Washington, Heights
Hub of city rail traffic to be built on Church street
The planned Church street terminal will anchor downtown traffic for four rail systems and Esler lines, with seamless access to Pennsylvania, Erie and Lackawanna stations in Jersey City and subways and elevated lines in New York and Brooklyn. The Intercommunicating tunnel network aims to extend the Metropolitan district, inspired by William G. McAdoo and Walter G. Oakman, backed by Harvey Fisk & Bons. Architects are Clinton & Russell, engineers Jacobs and Davies.
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New Jersey
New Yoak
Manhattan Island
Church Street
Cortlandt
Dey Streets
Dey
Fulton
Fulton Building
Cortrende
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company
Hudson River
Wit
Hudson
Cornswell Street
Fulton Street
Manhattan
Montgomery Street
Jerry City
Jersey
Pennsylvania, Erie and Lackawanna
Fifteenth Street
Jersey City
Morton Street
New York
Tubea
Greenwich
Christier Streets
Sixth Avenue
Oto
Ind Street
Ninth
Ninth Street
Astor Place
Manhattan Subway
Third Third Street
Deyseer
Dey Street
Broadway
Ania Railroad
Brunswick Feet
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rts
Newark
le Lrgest
Uity
Lower Manhattan
Jon
Great Railway
Esler
Pennsylvania
Erie
William G. McAdoo
New York and Jersey Railroad
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad
Walter G. Oakman
Guaranty Trust Company
Hudson Companies
Harvey Fisk & Bons
Ing
Charles M. Jacobs
J. Vipond Davies
Clinton & Russell
Gold Glasses at Hawkes Opticians Thrown in Last Chance
Ad for gold rimmed glasses urging immediate purchase at Hawkes Optical, 14 Whitehall Street. After holidays, lenses offered with extra charge. Only two days left in sale.
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Hawkes ,O
Opticians
Whitehall St
Property transfers and local deaths reported in brief
The notice lists several property transfers with amounts and buyers including Stevens to Mortgage Bond Company of New York on South Boulevard near Glennwood Avenue, J M Wright to Walter Craig on Augusta Avenue No 65, Lydia McKenley to J L Blalock on Augusta near Miranda, D D Merell and brothers with B H Reid to W E Treadwell Co on Jackson and Rice. It also records deaths: Joan F P Sprayberry 26 from railroad accident at East Point, Alex Bohn 60 at 25 Johnson Street, Solomon Burns 66 of consumption at 60 Welle Street, Thomas Mobley 39 of appendicitis at 73 Augusta Avenue.
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Stevens
Mortgage Bond Company of
New York
South Boulevard
Glennwood Avenue
J. M. Wright
Walter
Craig
Augusta Avenue
Lydia McKenley
JL. F. Blalock
Miranda Avenue
D. D. Merell and Brothers
B. H. Reid
W. E. Treadwell & Co
Jackson and
Rice Street
Joan
T. FP. Sprayberry
East Point
Alex Bohn
Johnson Street
Solomon Burns
Welle Street
Thomas Mobley
Various Early 1900s Brief News Notes
Rulings require destruction of thousands of letters to Santa Claus. First Sergeant Martin B Dunbar tops small arms competition results with high aggregate score. Dr Zirin shows cornea transplantation success in Vienna. Naples experiences ash shower from Pompeii crater collapse. Parson Davies hurt by streetcar in New Orleans, condition initially dire. Berlin city council debated reception attire for royalty at Brandenberg gate. Governor Higgins ill, stays home for Christmas in Olean. US State Dept notes China famine worsening. Red Cross alerts cabinet. Kronprinz Wilhelm passenger Jacates Schoenberger missing at sea. Influenza spreads rapidly in London affecting prominent figures.
Plan for Georgia immigration via state exhibit and outreach
Ben A Neal argues Georgia must attract landowners and wage labor by creating a state immigration department at the capitol and promoting a strong statewide exhibit at the Illinois State Fair. He notes Illinois migration patterns, urges practical, funded efforts, and urges Georgia newspapers to push for timely action to keep the issue in public view.
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Ben A
Neal
Georgia
Atlanta
South
Ilinois
Illnois
State Capitol
Springfield
Coarsia Ness
Dakota
Illinois
Board of Trade Row in Chicago at Acute Stage
Chicago Dec 22 The Chicago Board of Trade faces deepening rancor as proxy vote rule changes and debt membership bids spark intense debate. Radicals push for control and plan to place men in office at the upcoming annual election, threatening to split the body if unity fails.
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Board OF Trade
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Collier Urges Wider Cement Sidewalk Use In City
H L Collier commissioner of public works released his sixth annual report praising universal cement sidewalks and criticizing divided responsibility for sidewalks. He calls for higher appropriations for chert and macadam paving, condemns asphalt, urges a temporary halt on more asphalt and promotes wood block paving. He plans to improve sewer cleaning and push continuous concrete sewers, notes fewer damage suits, praises auditors and the new city prison, and thanks the council and department heads.
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H. L. Collier
Collier
New City
Youth Is Arrested in Loeb's Office
Washington December 22 Thomas Morris a young man arrested in Loebs office after ten days ago he offered to sell his blood in New York law enforcement reports say the suspect approached officials with a blood selling scheme and was taken into custody for questioning.
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LOEB
Washington
Thomas Morris
New York
Peerless Lumber Plant Destroyed by Fire in Valdosta
Special to The Georgina Valdosta Ga Dec 22 The Peerless Lumber Company plant and stock in this city were burned this morning at about 3 o clock. Between 400000 and 500000 feet of lumber on the yards dry kiln and contents were destroyed. Two freight cars of the Georgian Bourne and Florida railway were burned. Loss about 20000 covered by insurance. The plant was just beyond the corporate limits of town J Durant was the principal owner.
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Georgina
Valdosta
Peerless Lumber Company
Georgian Bourne and
Florida Railway
Poorvorste Limita
Cotton gin accident claims Coweta man’s life
Special to The Georgian Newnan Ga Dec 22 Hugh North a respected Coweta county worker was killed at 11 am today in Sharpsbury while repairing cotton gin machinery under the house. He was seized by a jet screw and died instantly with multiple fractures and a shattered skull.
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Newnan
Sharpsbury
Hugh North
Cowetn County
Three Boys Try to Crack Safe in Jersey City Office
Three youths attempted to break into the Commercial Realty Company offices at 162 New York Avenue Jersey City. Edward Deneny Truebill and a year-old accomplice were captured by Policeman Malone as the trio had prepared plans of the office to aid their burglary.
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New York
Commercial Realty Company
New York Avenue
Jersey City
Edward Deneny Truebill
Malone
Man Arrested in White House Office Over Desperate Letter
A man was arrested in Secretary Loeb's office at the White House today after admitting he handed a letter to the president, claiming his condition was desperate and he was compelled as a last appeal to President Roosevelt.
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Loeb
White House
Morris
Roosevel
Golden wedding celebrated by Mr and Mrs Brooke in Canton
Canton Ga December 22 Mr and Mrs George Washington Brooke celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Main Street home. Fifty years since their county ceremony on the 23d, they welcomed children grandchildren and a great grandchild. The event featured holly mistletoe flowers and handmade centerpieces, with many invitations sent and guests from local and regional circles.
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Canton
George Washington Brooke
Brooke
Mrs. Brooke
Atx
Rand
Getiona
Mra
G. W. Brooks
A. K. Scott
J. A
Joesph C. Johnston
North
Ireland
Mr. Brooke
John PB. Prooks
Ocean
America
Georgia
Hall County
G. W
Piacoa
Sunda
Arsinia
Prominent Teacher Dies at Rome Georgia
Rome Ga Dec 23 M L Palmer a prominent educator of this county died last night after a short illness. He was a teacher at the Unity school and leaves daughters and a son serving in the United States Army.
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Rome
M. L. Palmer
Unity
Palmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Onia
Statistics
War Department
Martin B. Dunbar
Company FE
Fourth Infantry
Zirin
Medical Society of
Vienna
Naples
Pompeii
Charles E
Berlin
Aln
Bradenburg Gate
Higgins
Olean
State Department
China
American National Red Cross Society
Jacates Schoenberger
Kron Prinenhelm
London
Tllinois
Tllnois
Texas
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Hla
Ben A. Neal
Millersville, Ml
Collier's
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