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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1903

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Platt Odell clash over Baker nomination looms in Albany

Insurgent Republican senators allied with Democrats threaten to defeat Frank M. Baker’s confirmation to the Railroad Commission. Gov Odell and Senator Platt confront a precarious balance as leaders gauge support, with possible recess appointment if Baker is rejected. The stakes include control of the commission and party unity ahead of the legislative adjournment.

New York Times Albany Platt Gov Odell Railroad Commission Senate Frank M. Baker Elsberg, Brackett Brown Baker Friends Senator Platt Capitol Brackett Elsberg Senate Committee On Railroads McCleland Townsend Bailey Grady Higgins Col Dunn Col. Dunn Raines Malloy Senate Finance Committee Assembly Senate Railroads Committee J. A. Rammey The Brotherhood of Trainmen Mr. Baker G. W. Gotschell Westchester A. W. Young George W. Wrightson Brotherhood of Engineers M. Flannery James Walsh Jerry Harris J. J. Scott James E. Clark M. Vincent G. W. Gibbons J. J. Winter Brooklyn Rapid Transit Railway

Index to Departments and Page Listings for the Day

A catalog of sections and page numbers including Commercial World Amusements Arrivals at Hotels Business Troubles Court Calendars Insurance Notes Legal Notes Losses by Fire New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Weather Report Yesterday's Fires with multiple page references across the issue

Engsper Paweniee United Service Weather Report

Unclear Snippet From Transit Notice

Fragmentary trading text suggests a timetable note for Chicago arrival times and next day service but details are incomplete and names or dates are not fully readable. The readable portions indicate a 9 55 A M schedule and overnight connections from New York.

Chicago Cireet Acy Cally. Limited Pawvee Nee Y York Ady

Lobbyists Reappear at Albany Halls Promoting Water Purification

In Albany on April 15 lobbyists and promoters crowded Capitol entrances as access to the Senate and Assembly floors remained barred. Veteran operator James Davies, back after fourteen years, pitched a scheme to purify water by electricity and offered on the spot demonstrations.

New York Times Albany Senate Assembly James Davies Washington

Labor Struggle Looms as Omaha Unions Plan Strike

Omaha on May 1 prepares for a city wide labor action as unions threaten a large strike aided by merchants who plan to refuse goods to those employing union labor. About 800 workers are idle from hodcarriers bricklayers teamsters electricians plasterers cement workers and related crafts. Building halts include the new auditorium after thirty days of standstill.

New York Times Omaha Neb Hodcarriers

Marshall Field Optimistic on Western Prosperity

Chicago April 15 Marshall Field after a six week Pacific Coast visit says Western conditions point to continued prosperity with an unprecedented crop season ahead. He notes good rainfall and steady business growth from California to the agricultural belt and believes stock market adjustments have set prices to proper values.

New York Times Chicago Pacific Coast Marshall Field West Point Kansas Pacific

Elevated Men Vote On Strike After Long Union Session

After a board rejection of a nine hour day and other concessions, the Manhattan Railway Employes Union prepared for a full vote today on striking the Interborough and Manhattan lines. President Pepper and others met last night to plan a continuous meeting at Colonial Hall to enable all 3 500 workers to attend and decide the action to take.

Interborough Rapid Transit Company Manhattan Railway August Belmont Equitable George E. Pepper Manhattan Railway Employes’ Union Interborough Manhattan New York Pepper Amalgamated Association of Street Railway One Hundred and Forty-third Street Eighth Avenue Colonial Hal Columbus Avenue One Hundred First Street National Organization of Street Railway Manhattan Railway Employes W. D. Mahon Detroit Ashland House Mahon Interborough Company International Organization D. McCormack May Thomas Capron James Fulbrook George W. Corwin E. A. Pickett H. Rogers Ninth Avenue Mr. Pepper

Electric lighting to boost Lake Erie docks traffic in Lake County

In Ashtabula Ohio on April 15 bids are set to light the Pennsylvania Company ore and coal docks and Lake Shore docks by electricity. The system will power dock machinery and is the first of its kind on the Great Lakes. Night work will rise as traffic in ore and coal increases, with sailors expecting a record navigation season.

New York Times Ashtabula Ohio Pennsylvania Company Lake Shore Pennsylvania Docks Great Lakes

Seaboard Air Line doubles daily trains from New York to Florida

The Seaboard Air Line Railway announces double daily trains from New York to Savannah Jacksonville Tampa Atlanta with connections to the West and Southwest. Office address listed as 1188 Broadway.

New York Savannah Jacksonville Tampa Atlanta Seaboard Air Line Railway Broadway

Speedway Undermining Probe Ordered After Bridge Find

Diver Frederick Johnson reported undermining of about 70 feet above the Washington Bridge while seeking the body of Adolph Openham. Park Commissioner Willcox said the issue was referred to the Chief Engineer of the department for investigation.

Washington Bridge Frederick Johnson Adolph Openham Willcox Department For Investigation

World’s fastest train halves travel time NYC to West

The New York Central introduces the 20th Century Limited claiming record speed for its distance. Advertisements hype savings of a day on the East to West route.

New York Central 20Th Century Limited Adv

Colombia’s Attitude to the Canal Treaty

A London dispatch says ratification of the Colombia United States Panama Canal treaty is doubtful. In a Bogota circular dated March 10 General Aristides Fernandez explains that with 2 percent salary cuts and army reductions to half, eight years hence 638 million pesos can be withdrawn from circulation to balance finances without counting canal income, allowing Congress freedom on the issue.

London Bogota Colon Aristidis Fernandez Colombia Republic Panama Canal

Colombian Congress Seen Ratifying Canal Treaty

It is believed in Washington that the Colombian Congress will ratify the canal treaty despite today's London and Colon dispatches. Assurances given to Mr. Hay by the U S minister in Bogota and by Dr Herran in Washington have been justified by recent Colombian events.

New York Times Washington London Colon Hay United States Bogota Herran Colombia

Missouri Bribery Inquiry Faces Delays and Indictments

In St Louis on April 15 the grand jury proceedings on the Missouri bribery case were delayed as Lieut Gov Lee collapsed after an interview with the attorney general. Lee later testified briefly and was treated for distress. Indictments for perjury reportedly loom against two senators, with state Senator Frank Farris set as a key witness. Cash checks drawn on a Steelville bank tied to votes against the alum law are under scrutiny. Indictments anticipated this week.

New York Times ST. Louis Jefferson City Lee Crow Grand Jury Bill United States Stone Cele County Frank Farris Steelville Senate John P. Collins Lafayette Collins Farris

Fresh steam motor-coach on joint line in Hampshire

The Times reports a steam motor-coach for the Fratton Havant branch of the London and Southwestern and the London, Brighton and South Coast Railways. The vehicle uses a vertical boiler, 56 feet long, with engine and carriage on four-wheeled bogies and two-class compartments for forty-two passengers. It aims for bidirectional operation and rapid steam generation, sparking interest for potential single trips or party charters.

London Times NEW York Times London Times London and Southwestern London, Brighton and South Coast Railways Fratton Havant Hampshire

New York and Chicago Road Association Formed

Albany April 15 The New York and Chicago Road Association is incorporated to obtain an improved highway between New York City and Chicago. Principal office listed in New York City. Directors include Col Albert A Pope Cohasset Mass William L Dickinson Springfield Mass William S Crandall and Arthur H Battey Brooklyn and L Co Boardman New York City.

Albany New York and Chicago Road Association New York City Col Albert A. Pope Cohasset Mass William L. Dickinson Springfield William S. Crandall Arthur H. Battey Brooklyn L. Co. Boardman

Six Officers Arrested in Belgrade Conspiracy Case

Col. lic commanding the Sixth Regiment at Belgrade and six other officers were arrested at Semlin near Belgrade on a charge of conspiring against King Alexander. The King ordered a personal examination of the detained officers.

Vienna Col.lic Belgrade Semlin Alexander

Plot to Kill King Alexander Reported in Vienna April Dispatch

A Vienna dispatch dated April 10 reports rumors of a plot to kill King Alexander, with an alleged attempt planned for Sunday, April 12. The plot was discovered and fifty people suspected were arrested, with more arrests anticipated.

Vienna Alexander

Eight Sicilians Held for Barrel Murder on Bowery

Eight Sicilians described as Mafia counterfeiters were arrested on the Bowery and at nearby spots after a body found in a barrel on East Eleventh Street was linked to their gang. Secret Service and police staged a coordinated sweep within minutes, detaining Morello and seven others as they moved between Stanton Street, Elizabeth Street, and the Bowery. The investigation tied the murder to a pastry café at 226 Elizabeth Street, a counterfeiting ring with operations in New Orleans and Chicago, and the W T barrel from Wallace and Thompson bakers.

Bowery United States Secret Service East Eleventh Street Avenue D Secret Service Stanton Street Elizabeth Street Giuseppe Morello New Orleans Chicago Pittsburg New York Morello Delancey Street Foy, Jackson O'Farrell Tomasso Petto Spring Prince Streets Joseph Fanaro Messina Genova Lorenzo Lobiodo Sergis Weller Grabe Gallagher Mulcare Collins Reilly O’rorke Grand Street Police Vito Lobiodo Dominico—_Pecoraro Pietro Inzarillo Lobiodo Lorenzo Lobiado United States Sing Sing William J. Flynn Joseph Catania Brooklyn Bay Ridge Catania John J. Henry Lawrence Ritchie George E. Burns Pécoraro Genova Laduca Flynn Henry McClusky Schmittberger Becker Union Market Agent Flynn Vito Laduca S Prince Street Fanaro Rivington Street Geneva East Fifteenth Street Lorenzo Lobordo Mott Street Vito Lobordo Pecoraro Chrystie Street Inzarillo Prince Street Mott and Mulberry Petto Hackensack N. J National Iron Bank Morristown Laduce Wallace& Thompson, Bakers Washington Street

New Charges in Metropolitan Case Highlight Libel Hearing

Amory testifies in the libel case against H N Vreeland of Metropolitan Street Railway, detailing alleged fraudulent railway reports over five years. Ex-ADA James W. Osborne questions Amory as Nicoll objects, while experts counter cost padding in construction and operating expenses. Magistrate Barlow presides as hearings move to Special Sessions Courtroom.

Amory-Vreeland Barlow James W. Osborne de Lancey Nicolls Nicoll Osborne Amory H. N. Vreeland Metropolitan Street Railway Company Table de Lancey Nicoll Paul D. Cravath Eugene A. Philbin Henry J. Braker Asistant Thomas F. Byrne Ameory Mr. Osborne Nicvil Mr. Amory Third Avenue Jerome Park Railway Fifth Avenue Stage Line Mr. Philbin Messrs Drayton and Taylor Mr. Nicol Mr. Nicoll

Burnett's Extract of Vanilla Advertised by Hotels

Extract mentions Burnett's vanilla offered exclusively through leading hotels and clubs, indicating a prioritized distribution channel and premium branding used in upscale establishments.

Burnett

Pennavisanic Railroad Terminal Hubs in Manhattan

Uptown and Downtown access described for the Pennavisanic Railroad terminal stations at West 23d Street and Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets. The ad notes convenient proximity to all sections and major city districts.

Pennavisanic Railroad West 23d Street Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets Adv

Suit Against New Yorkers Seeks 51202.50 in Pensacola

Samuel H. Buck of Mississippi files suit against W. A. Milliken and Harry B. Mason of New York for 512,202.50 for services during Milliken vs. Sullivan, now in its third year and recently argued in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. The Milliken v Sullivan case itself seeks 5100,000 for commissions on the sale of hundreds of thousands of acres to Gen. Russell A. Alger and Col. W. D. Mann about four years ago.

New York Times Pensacola Fla Samuel H. Buck Mississippi W. A. Milliken Harry B. Mason New York Milliken Milliken Vs. Sullivan Russell A. Alger Col. W. D. Mann

Fees to Miners Lawyers in Strike Commission Case

An attorney in Wilkes Barre reports the fees for lawyers in the Strike Commission case. Clarence Darrow will receive 15000 dollars for four months of exclusive work. Other lawyers from Wilkes Barre and Hazleton earn 3500, 2000, 1500, and 1000 dollars respectively. Non union representatives John Lenahan and Joseph O’Brien are said to get 25000 dollars.

New York Times Wilkesbarre Penn Clarence S. Darrow John J. Murphy James L. Lenahan John James Shea Daniel J. McCarthy Hazleton N. Brumm J. J. Kearney John T. Lenahan Joseph O'Brien

Bays Lands Sale Brings 8000 Acres to New York Capitalists

Special to The New York Times from Sullivan Indiana April 15 reports John S Bays of Sullivan has closed a deal turning 8000 acres of coal lands in Cass and Curry townships over to New York capitalists for a price of 3. The article notes the transfer marks a major investment in the county coal fields.

New York Times Sullivan, Ind John S. Bays Cass and Curry Townships County New York

Rock Island's Uptown Ticket Office Opens

Advertisement notes new uptown Rock Island System ticket office at the corner of 35th Street and Fifth Avenue offering tickets to all points west of Chicago and St. Louis.

35Th St Fifth Ave Rock Island System New Uptown Chicago St. Louis Adv

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