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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1908

Page

2

Receivership Fees and Testimony At Albany Grand Jury

Testimony details conflicts over receiver fees with Mr White denying any agreement to share funds. Attorney General Jackson recounts labor and fees, claims of intimidation, and asserts he faced scrutiny while pursuing the state case. Jackson seeks full cross-examination and fair treatment, challenging partial Grand Jury minutes as a public record.

Albany Mr. Jackson Mr. White White Jim Judge Herrick Grand Jury Jackson Attorney General's Office Corporation Counsel's New York Erie County

Hughes Denounces Track Gambling Amid Political Clash

Governor Hughes voices fierce opposition to track gambling and profiteers, condemning vested rights in lawbreaking and urging abolition of race track discriminations. He praises Democratic senators for courage, insists public support crosses class lines, and frames the issue as constitutional duty.

Clarendon Hetel Brooklyn Gov. Hughes

Cure Cold in One Day Advertised Bromide Quinine Tablets

A terse ad promises a one day cure for colds using laxative bromo quinine tablets. The copy claims Druggists refund money if it fails and features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.

E. W. Grove

The Zust Passage Through the Desert Miners Cabin

A bare summary notes Thomas due at Valdez and Italian car overhaul in San Francisco. De Dion passes Fresno while Protos leaves Kelton for Cobre on the desert route.

Dist P. M Tance Valdez Seattle Trust San Francisco de Dion Fresno T Protos Kelton Utah Alaska tLeft Kelton Cobre

Desert Crossing to California Ends Cruel Trek

The travelers recount enduring a harsh desert crossing with scarce water and scorching heat. Sand blew fiercely, forcing a halt for rest and lunch under the shade of a dust-covered automobile. As the sun sets, the ordeal eases and California is promised as a heaven after the trials.

Desert California

Zust to Leave Friday for Alaskan Race Route

The Zust racing car, Italy's entry in the New York to Paris race, will depart San Francisco Friday for Seattle then be shipped to Valdez, Alaska. Sir Sirtori, in charge, oversaw a full overhaul to withstand severe Alaskan weather, with no spare parts due to freight costs. The crew expects the long journey to test the car, which arrived in strong condition despite the cross continent strain. Italian supporters, abundant in San Francisco, focus on the race rather than festivities.

New York Paris Elgard Goldfield Death Valley Antonio Scarfoglio London Mall Goldfield Ely New York Times San. Francisco Cal Zust Italy San Francisco Seattle Puget Sound Valdez Alaska Thomas Flier Sirtori Ttalian

De Dion Car Passes Fresno Heading Toward San Francisco

The De Dion French car, third in the New York to Paris race, passed Fresno at 6 30 p m en route to San Francisco. St Chaffray, in charge, aims to make up 36 hours lost at Tulare and cover 200 miles to reach San Francisco before boarding toward Seattle.

New York Times Fresno Cal New York Paris St. Chaffray Tulare San Francisco Seattle St. Giraffray

Protos Leaves Kelton for California Run

The German Protos car made its second start from Kelton Utah as it aims for Cobra and the Tonopah district then California. Repairs were finished yesterday and Lieut. Skoeppen expects to make good time with no further delays.

New York Times Kelton Utah Cobra Tonopah California Skoeppen

Thomas Car Dued in Alaska

Cable from Valdez, Alaska, reports the arrival of the Santa Clara carrying the Thomas car, leader in the New York to Paris race organized by Paris Mafin and The New York Times. Arrival expected this afternoon with five day Alaska voyage under favorable weather. no storms reported.

New York Times Seattle Washington Valdez Alaska Santa Clara Thomas New York Paris Paris Mafin TEE New York Timers

Jealous engineer shoots 17 year old then kills self

Samuel L. Gard ner a 59 year old civil engineer living in McKee's Rocks shoots Dorothy Yost a 17 year old choir member. He then turns the gun on himself dying three hours later. Gard ner was recently ousted from his borough post amid political shift and had a long standing infatuation with Yost.

Pittsburg Samuel L. Gardner McKee's Rocks Miss Dorothy Yost Gardner Bradney Mothe Miss Yost Presbyterian Church Gardener Bracney

Pennsylvania Railroad Extends Ticket Office Hours

The Pennsylvania Railroad will keep its ticket office at 263 Fifth Avenue open until 10 PM nightly starting April 15, including Sundays, to aid residents and hotel guests. Tickets ordered by telephone during these hours will be delivered, and Pullman car tickets may be ordered by telephone at any hour. telephone Madison 1032.

Pennsylvania Railroad Fifth Avenue Twenty-ninth Street Madison

Death by Own Action Found Near Buffalo Ex-Captain Walter Smith

Walter G. Smith ex Captain of the Seventy fourth Regiment of Buffalo and later cashier of the Marie Antoinette Hotel was found dead by suicide on the Susquehanna River bank four miles from Waverly New York. Coroners ruled the death self inflicted with a bullet behind the right ear. Identification came from a gold hunting-case watch and an identification card. The fishermen who found the body reported it had been in the water for roughly a month. Smith had a notable career in Buffalo military circles and hotel management roles in New York and Saratoga Springs.

New York Times Waverly N. Y Walter G. Smith Seventy-fourth Regiment Buffalo Marie Antoinette Hotel New York Susquehanna River Smith Fidelity and Casualty Company New York City Gagesey L. P. Mosier Norman Balien Harton Smith & Fibush Marie Antoinette Wooley and Gerrans Iroquois Grand Union Saratoga Springs

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