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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows the name Nestor Gianaclis associated with a Boston based company and a separate note referencing Cairo and London. No clear event or outcome is documented in the readable text.
The advertisement extols Home Silk Mills black taffeta as perfectly pure and resistant to acid and flame tests. It asserts color change to orange in oxalic acid and a burning odor with ash when tested. It urges buyers to compare with Tome Silk Mills and seek a protection certificate, noting availability at Lord and Taylor New York and Frederick Loeser Co Brooklyn.
Secretary Shaw in his annual report to Congress calls for greater bank cooperation to steady interest rates and reserves. He outlines two plan options, including empowering the Treasury to adjust reserves, and critiques a central bank model as risky and potentially self serving. The document details 1906 receipts and expenditures, tax and customs data, debt figures, and growing monetary stock.
The Municipal Civil Service Commission released a ranking of police sergeants eligible for promotion to captaincies. Among 282 on the list, 70 lack sufficient sergeant tenure. Tom Palmer of 1039 Macy Avenue Bronx is hailed as the cleverest policeman in New York after leading every exam path from patrolman to sergeant, though lacking required three years as a captain candidate.
New Haven announces a material rent reduction for next year in the Sheffield Scientific School catalogue. The Vanderbilt Dormitory and Byers Hall will see major decreases, with room rents dropped 17 percent this year and electric light free thereafter. In 1907 8 the Byers Hall rate will be five dollars per week.
Joseph Schultz testified in Chicago that pickets and strikers hurled acid eggs at horses to disrupt deliveries during the 1905 strike. He said Shea urged violence and breaking workers’ limbs to keep non unions away, with police forced to restrain a crowded courtroom during the trial.
Judge Holt in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling upholding patents in the National Enameling and Stamping Company and Lalance and Grosjean Manufacturing Company suit against the New England Enameling Company. Judge Wallace files a concurring opinion criticizing strict patent specifications. The opinion notes enamelers test many formulas and that chemical action in glass fusion remains unpredictable.
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