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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1908

Page

7

Hudson Tunnels Dinner Praises and Warnings from Griggs

Ex Attorney General John W. Griggs warns that once Hudson tunnels prove successful the public may demand ownership and politicians could target the tolls. Gov Fort lauds New Jersey, citing tax freedom and strong roads, schools, and beaches as reasons for pride.

John W. Griggs New Jersey New York Real Estate Exchange Park Avenue Hudson Bnown New York Soa Aene Griges William McAdoo Presiant Charles M. Jacobs Jfudson Fort New Jerseyia FP. McBride Paterzon Pliny Wilbur C. Fisk Thomas J. Hillery Charles Frank Brevens Joseph PP. Day Otto, Kempber Mr. McAdoo South Carolina McAdoo Muknight Hudson Tunnels

Swiss Slayer Caught Here in Bronx Saloon

Detectives L Heureux and Ditsch arrested Jose Sattler alias Theofile Baff shartt in a Bronx salon. He allegedly confessed to the murder of farmer Studerns in Belct Muswanger on Jan 28. Sattler claimed accomplice Jacob Neuwieder helped seize a fortune. both men were later captured in St baten and chained to police.

L'Heureux Ditsch Jose Sattler Theofile Baffshartt Belct Muswanger Studerns Sattler Bronx Jacob Neuwieder St Baten Vas Alps Italy New York

Grand Jury Traces Yellow Dog Fund in Metro Street Railway

Grand Jury details show large cash at disposal of the Metropolitan Street Railway tied to politics and a 1900 refunding saga. Testimony tracks $755,000 in checks and drafts, plus 3505 shares of Electric Storage Battery stock, with involvement from Whitney and Vreeland, and raises questions about petty cash practices and book accuracy.

Metropolitan Street Railway Wall and Cortlandt Street Ferries Grand Jury George Huhn Philadelphia Thomas F. Ryan H. H. Vreeland Messrs Whitney Jerome New York Tas Mr. Whitney Tindlam Vreeland Ludlam

Washington Memoranda at Libbie's Boston Sale

A Boston sale at Libbie's next Friday lists Washington related items. Highlights include Lund Washington's Book of Accounts 1762 to 1784 with entries referencing Col George Washington and Martha Custis. Mount Vernon Library volumes and autographs from Judge Bushrod Washington are also offered.

Washington Libbie’s Boston Lund Washington Mount Vernon George Washington John Parke Custis Martha Lawrie Cole Negro David David Hendly Bostonians Charles Washington Mt. Vernon John Worrall Gheep London America Italy Barthelemy Bushrod Washington King’s Bench Chancery Queens Anne Savoy

Anson W. Hard Jr Plans Wed Wedding at St Bartholomews

Anson W. Hard Jr the bridegroom designate for Florence Bourne daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick G Bourne hosted a bachelor dinner at Delmonico's roof garden. The event featured Spring flowers and a band singing college songs and plantation melodies. Hard will be best man with ushers George Bourne J Harry Alexandre Jr Clarence C Pell Bernon Prentice Seymour Johnson and Theodore P Dixon.

Anson W. Hard, Jr Florence Bourne Frederick G., Bourne St. Bartholomew' S Church Delmonico's J. Harry Alexandre, Jr Clarence C. ‘Pell Bernon Prentice Seymour Johnson Theodore P. Dixon

Spence School Opera Raises Funds for Disabled Children

The Berkeley Lyceum Theatre hosted three performances of La Belle Chasseuse Hearts and Hounds by Spence School graduates. Nearly ten thousand dollars were raised for crippled children at Henrietta School. The final show occurred last night and a repeat performance is planned for Wednesday at the same venue. Written by Miss K. W. Tweed and Miss Grace Henry with music by Miss Hollingsworth.

Henrietta School Spence School Berkeley Lyceum Theatre K. W. Tweed Grace Henry

Liner Arrivals Spark Londoners and Nobility in Rockaway

Fog lifts to reveal six transatlantic liners at Sandy Hook with hundreds of passengers. Notables include Sir Frederick Bridge, Count and Countess de Vaux, Miss Helen Tracey, and Prince P. M. Wolkonsky aboard the Cunarder Lucania and other ships. Health officials board ships at quarantine as arrivals pour in from Liverpool Havre Hamburg Libau and Southampton.

Sandy Trook Ellis Island Cunarder Lucania White Star Liverpool Savoie Havre President Grant Hamburg-American Line Hamburg Philadelphia Southampton Libau Count Countess de Vaux Helen Tracey Hackensack N. J Tracey Frank L. Long K. Matsui Washington Azael Martinez D. M. Anderson H. I. Cobb Paul Roux Dolores de Saraira Sir Frederick Bridge M.V. C Canada Buffalo Detroit Frederick England Atlantic Italy Germany Halizabeth Firth Elizabeth Daisy Jerome Amy Webster Merry Widow” Company Prince P. M. Wolkonsky Russia Warr

Runaway Blooded Horse Wrecks Ice Cream Wagon

A runaway horse attached to an ice cream wagon ran through East Eighty-first Street scattering ice cream for blocks. The horse frightened by a passing auto crashed into a crowd, injuring two four year olds and destroying the wagon. The animal, valued at 500 dollars, was shot after breaking both hind legs. The wagon driver Henry Moytstein, 20, of 140 Essex Street, lost control as the horse bolted from First Avenue toward Eighty-second Street.

Eighty-second ‘Street Fighty-first Street

Nighttime Street Crash Involving Wagon and Injured Children

A wagon struck several children on East 81st Street as a driver allegedly reckless drove away. Police investigated the incident, with witnesses reporting the horse and wagon left scattered debris. The driver faced questions as officers traced the vehicle to its origin while detectives worked to identify the owner.

Pratt wins $6500 in gas explosion case

Miss Elizabeth Pratt sued the gas company after a manhole cover blew up as she crossed Madison Avenue at Fort Street. The circuit court jury awarded damages of six thousand five hundred dollars to the plaintiff, noting she was paralyzed by the blast.

King Committee Railroad Commission Leon Jerome Mr. Ludlanis Ludlem Miss Pratt Circuit Court Elizabeth Pratt United States

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