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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1908

Page

18

New Manhattan Bridge Cables Complete World Record

Mayor McClellan joined engineers and workers as the last strand of the Manhattan Bridge cables was spun from the tower at Adams Street. The 21 000 miles of wire were completed in four months, a new feat for suspension bridge construction, with completion of the steel superstructure expected by December and the project to surpass the Williamsburg Bridge in size.

Adams Street Brooklyn McClellan Manhattan Jpst Steverison Tee Bridge Department Frank B. Robinstint Carbon Steel Company Glyndon Contracting Company Manhattan Tower Stevenson P Tte Manhattan Bridge Williamsburg

Capt. Gabe and Josh Edwards Capture 30-Foot Whale

Amagansett New York December report details Capt. Gabe and Josh Edwards chasing a 30-foot whale off Amagansett Life Saving Station. The whale sounded, then surfaced and was harpooned. the carcass towed ashore after 5 PM. Blubber will be boiled down in kettles the next day, marking the first capture since February.

New York Times Amagansett, L. IL Gabe Josh Edwards Amagansett Life Saving Station Amagansett Station

Bailey Found Guilty in Grand Larceny Trial

Albert W. Bailey former Secretary of the Export Shipping Company was found guilty of grand larceny in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court. He faced a charge over stolen merchandise valued at large sums tied to drafts from the Keystone Company. The defense claimed he was just a clerk and unaware of fraud. He was remanded to the Tombs for sentencing. Archbishop Farley and Controller Metz spoke at a Catholic Charities event praising the Bureau for Dependent Children which has aided thousands of children and visits in ten years.

Albert W. Bailey Export Shipping Company Broadway Davis Supreme Court Statney Francis G. Bailey Goldsboro Ldsboro Honduras Francis W. Bailey Bailey Keystone Company General Company Townsville Australia Efense Nott Farley Archbishop Farley Metz Re the Bureau For Nited Charits Bureau Archop

Kings County Gop to Push Direct Primary Nominations

A Kings County Republican special committee will decide if Republican legislators should again propose the Direct Primary Nominations bill next session. The committee favors Senator Travis and Assemblyman Greene reintroducing it, while Brooklyn leaders back Governor Brownstein in pushing a mandatory direct nominations law.

Jacob H. Brenner Kings County Republican Committee Travis Greene Postmaster Roberts Brooklyn Woodruff Kings County Republican Committee

Blackborne Lace Sale At American Art Galleries

Vitali Benguiat conducts a sale of Blackborne lace items at the American Art Galleries starting yesterday with prices from $2. The two day event features 600 pieces in one lot from the Blackborne family line, valued at about 40000 dollars, hoped to join museum collections including the Metropolitan. Yesterday’s sale realized 1350 dollars.

Vitali Benguiat Metropolitan Art Museum Metropolitan Washington Boston

Libel suit ends with $4,000 verdict for Amory

Supreme Court Justice Ford opened the seal21 verdict in the libel case Col William N Amory v Herbert H Vreeland finding Amory owed $4,000 The case marks the fourth trial with prior rulings including a mistrial a hung jury and a reversed $10,000 verdict Col Franklin Bartlett defended Vreeland and Henry M Earle represented Amory

Supreme Courts Ford Col William N. Amory Herbert H. Vreeland Metropolitan Street Railway Company Col. Amory Mr. Vreeland Franklin Bartlett Henry M. Earle

Dr Scripture Denies German Recall of Kaiser Phonograph Records

Berlin and Washington reports claim Germany sought to destroy Kaiser voice records. Dr E W Scripture of Yale, Smithsonian, and Yale preservation notes five sets of recordings, one at Smithsonian, one at Congress Library, one at Yale, with two kept by the Kaiser. He explains the purpose to study vocal tones and denies knowledge of any demand to return the records.

Berlin Washington Kaiser E. W. Scripture Madison Avenue Scripture Yale University Smithsonian Institution Congressional Library Century Magazine

Hazing Rumors Linked to Navy Sailor's Demise

Mrs. John Koslowski alleges her husband, a Navy veteran driven to mental instability by hazing, was taken from a Pennsylvania Railroad train in Trenton after vowing to seek President Roosevelt's aid. He had served aboard the Alabama and was discharged in San Francisco in poor health.

John Koslowski Pennsylvania Trenton Washington Roosevelt United States Navy Koslowski Navy Alabama San Francisco Newark

Noted Passengers on Koenigin Luise Arrivals

Passengers on the North German Lloyd liner Koenigin Luise arriving from the Mediterranean include Mer Donato Sbaretti Apostolic Delegate to Canada Right Rev George W Mundelein of Brooklyn and Count George von Wedel of the German Embassy Washington Count Wedel arrives as First Secretary to the German Embassy succeeding Count von Hatzfeldt who was Minister at Cairo He was formerly with the legation in Rome The Countess accompanied him.

Mer. Donato Sbaretti Canada George W. Mundelein Brooklyn Count George von Wedel Washington Mediterranean Count Wedel Count von Hatzfeldt Cairo Rome

Marathon roller skating race at Clermont Rink

Twenty two skaters competed in a Marathon at Clermont Rink Brooklyn last night covering 445 laps to match the length of a six day event. Spills occurred on sharp turns as entrants including James Sullivan William Doxley Frank Fallar James Ferguson James Shay Edward Neal H Smith J S Burton W Burka C Rowe Charles Beck Fred Schmidt Max Weber D Doran S Firitta Joseph Rohr E F Beck Frank Taglin William Tindwall Joseph Parker Frank Schaeffer William Cowan took part.

Clermont Brooklyn James Sullivan William Doxley Frank Fallar James Ferguson James Shay Edward Neal H. Smith

New Jersey Anti Saloon League denounces bishops law

Roland Monroe of Essex County at the first session in Trenton declares the Bishops law a farce due to packed juries and subservient prosecutors and judges. He says liquor interests control justice and urges driving the saloon from New Jersey. Alexander Cairis says prohibition will push drastic new laws in the Legislature.

New York Times Trenton N. J Roland Monroe Essex County New Jersey Anti-Saloon League Monroe State Excise Board Atlantic City Atlantic County New Jersey Alexander Cairis Anti-Saloon League

Jersey Justice Arrested for Failing to Turn in Fines

Conrad Walsvogel a Justice of the Peace from Ancora was arrested in Trenton and held on 300 bail for Camden County Grand Jury after state motor vehicle officials charged he did not forward fines from four Philadelphia residents fined last fall. The statute punishes failing to remit fines within thirty days.

New York Times Trenton N. J Conrad Walsvogel Ancora

Mayor seeks more investigations by Commissioners of Accounts

Mayor McClellan stated he wishes for more than two Commissioners of Accounts to allow multiple investigations at once. He noted there are only two commissioners handling four active probes and argued that every department should undergo periodic scrutiny.

McClellan

Thomas Parkes Takes Hotel Hargraves Lease

Thomas Parkes of the Grand View Hotel Lake Fladd New York has leased the Hotel Hargraves on West Seventy second Street for twenty one years at an annual rent of 175000 or 38675000 for the lease life the hotel will be gemoiuetes for transient and permanent guests.

Thomas Parkes Hargraves Grand View Hotel Lake Fladd N. Y West Seventy-second Street Gemoiuetes

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