Navy Seeks Independent Armor Plant and Expanded Fleet
Secretary Bonaparte reports on armor plate contracts to Midvale Carriage Bethlehem and urges either U S production or overseas purchases to control costs. He also calls for a second 16,000ton battleship, Navy reorganization into four sections, and a commission to study reform. The Constitution may be seaworthy for celebrations and a larger drydock is proposed.
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Washington
Gay
Bonaparte
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Congress
South Carolina
Michigan
Navy Department
Office of Naval Intelligence
Tutuila
Guam
Hydrographic Office
Naval Observatory
Navy
Constitution
Brations
Annapolis
Coess
Naval Academy
Paul Jones
Eee
Morgan Scolds In Senate Over Panama Railroad Control
Senator Morgan critiqued a plan to place the Panama Railroad under the Panama Canal Commission, calling the road a legal fiction and warning that a future president could misuse control. He urged Canal Commission oversight with caution about presidential power.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate
Panama Canal Commission
Panama
Hale
Panama Road
William Nelson Cromwell
Canali Commission
Cromwell
United States
Mr. Morgan
Canal Commission
Common Benefit Plan Aimed at Tunnel And Trades
A movement seeks to concentrate metal and machinery trades in Fulton Building Jersey City near the McAdoo tunnel terminal. The plan would relocate offices from scattered Church Street sites to a 22-story Fulton Building with 18,000 square feet per floor, plus a large warehouse in Jersey City.
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Church Street
Fulton and Cortlandt
McAdoo
Fulton Building
Jersey City
Manhattan
Board of Trade and Transportation
F. H. Skillman
Twenty-third Street
Skillman
Pennsylvania Tunnel
H. B. Conger
Hudson River Terminal Company
Cortlandt Building
Mr. Conger
Erie, Delaware, & Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Fulton Street
Subway
Dey Street
Sixth Avenue
New_York
Hudson River Terminals Company
Dutch New Yorkers Dine at St Nicholas Society Anniversary
The St Nicholas Society celebrated its anniversary dinner at Delmonico's with Dutch ritual and toasts. Nicholas Murray Butler, Columbia University president, linked lynching and Kishineff to threats to liberty and urged arbitration, while officials praised New York progress and Dutch heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Society
Delmonico
Kishineff
Austen G. Fox
New Amsterdam
William D. Murphy
Martin W. Littleton
St. Nicholas
John R. ‘van Wormer
Our City
Butler
South
Hague
Netherlands
United States
de Marcel van Swinderen
Holland
Coglan
Grant
Henry E. Howland
Morgan J. O’brien
Yonkers to Benefit From NYC Rail Fare Reduction
Mayor Coyne announced at Yonkers City Hall that New York Central will cut fares on the Hudson River Putnam Putnam Division and Harlem lines serving Yonkers. President W H Newman confirmed the plan in a letter saying revisions were promised after Grand Central terminal improvements and a shift from steam to electric operation.
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New York Central
Hudson River
Putnam
Harlem
Yonkers
Yonkers City Hall
Coyne
W. H. Newman
the Central
Newman
Board of Trade
Taxpayers
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Barnes Jr. Visits Roosevelt in Washington
William Barnes Jr of Albany met President Roosevelt in Washington today and declined to state the purpose of his visit.
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William Barnes, Jr
Washington
Albany
Roosevelt
New York
Brooklyn Smallpox Scare Expands in Brooklyn Districts
Brooklyn Health Bureau reports twenty two smallpox cases since August in Cleveland Place Baltic Street and Third Avenue. No quarantines on houses or school exclusions yet. cases traced to Cleveland Place negro quarter with three Fleet Place detections prompting containment steps. Health officials withhold names and claim confinement to the negro quarter.
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Cleveland Place
Baltic Street
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
Kingston Avenue Hospital
Fleet Place
Brooklyn Health Bureau
Dooley Quote Sparks Debate on Poor vs Rich Marriages
A Tim es advert quotes Mr Dooley claiming marriage barriers exist for poor men marrying rich women. The note promotes the Sunday Times edition and urges advance purchase from news dealers.
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Dooley
Times
Sunday Times
Adv
Missing Brooklyn cashier linked to $1200 theft
Daniel H. Tolman broker in the Arbuckle Building Brooklyn seeks a young woman hired ten days earlier as cashier who vanished with $1,200. A $15,000 surety bond was arranged. the bond agent collected the bond after learning of the disappearance and left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Tolman
Arbuckle
Brooklyn
Mr. Tolman
Senator Cullom Proposes Six Year Presidential Term
In Washington on December 6 a joint resolution by Senator Cullom proposes a constitutional amendment to set a six year term for the President and Vice President and bars eligibility for re election. The measure aims to redefine executive tenure and limit consecutive terms.
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Washington
United States
Cullom
New Nine Story Factory Planned On Seventeenth Street
N A Berwin Co sold 257 to 265 West Seventeenth Street Morristown New Jersey to A Filmore Hyde. He will build a nine story fireproof factory already leased to William Steiner Sons Co for twenty one years at total rent 800000.
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N. A. Berwin & Co
A. Filmore Hyde
Morristown
N. J
West
Seventeenth Street
Robert P. Zobel
William Steiner, Sons & Co
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Panama Canal Railway
Mcadoo Terminal
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Dooley’’ Productions
McFrind Count Boneys
Abraham Lincoln
Steinway & Sons
Steinway Hall
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