Natural History Finds From Montana and Wyoming Expeditions
Reports from expeditions to Montana and Central Wyoming reveal three notable fossils ready for exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History. The bird catcher dinosaur skeleton, the giant fossil fish Pertheus molossus, and the 13 foot 6 inch tusked Elephas imperator from Texas highlight ongoing field work led by Adam Hermann and Henry Osborn.
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Department of
American Museum of Natural History
Adam Hermann
Charles H. Sternberg
Kansas
Texas
Wrellengs St. Osborn
Ciifesin
Mottana
Miles City
Barnum Brown
R. 8. Jaud
Amherst College
Montana
Br. W. D. Matthew
Westoni
Harl Douglas
Bone Cabin
Wyoming
William C.whitney
J. W. Gidley
South Dakota
Hipparion
Gidley
Department of Mammalogy and Ornithology
Museum
Repulse Bay
Arctic America
George Comer
Hudson Bay
Andrew J. Stone
British Columbia
Mammalogy
Tribute to Dr. A S Webb at College of City of New York
Students presented a solid silver loving cup to Dr Alexander Stewart Webb who resigned as TD College president on December 1 after thirty three years of service. The eighteen inch cup cost 500 dollars and was presented at Webb's Riverdale home by a committee including Silverman Hartman Tompkins and Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of the City of New York
Alexander Stewart Webb
Webb
Dr. Webb
Riverdale
Messrs
Silverman
Hartman
Tompkins
Cas
Hickey
Butchers Fall While Hanging Heel Rack
Charles Hartman and Henry Miller, Keystone Market workers in Jersey City, climbed ladders to hang a quarter of heel. Miller slipped his ladder, a hook cut his neck, and Furman fell, a hook piercing his right hand. Dr. Floffman treated them and they were sent home.
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Charles Hartman
Henry Miller
Keystone Market
Grove Street
Pavonia Avenue
Jersey City
Miller
Furtuman
Floffman
Stolen clocks found in bread bag after stop on Atlantic Avenue
Detective Michael Jaynceh of Butler Street Police Station stopped two men near Atlantic Avenue and Clinton Street. One carried a bag with stale bread and a dozen alarm clocks later revealed to be stolen from a shop on Doughty Street. The suspects John Ackert and John Corveran, both of South Wrecklyn, were held for the Court of Special Sessions.
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Michael Jaynceh
Butler Street
Brooklyn
Atlantic Avenue
Clinton Street
Tayneh
John Ackert
John Corveran
South Wrecklyn
Court of Special Sessions
Doughty Street
Alderman Predicts Pennsylvanian Tunnel Franchise Defeat
Alderman Timothy P. Sullivan predicted the tunnel franchise would be defeated at Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting. He rejected claims by Albert B. Boardman and proponents that enough votes were secured, asserting personal voting independence and hearing aldermen would oppose the measure. Sullivan dismissed boodle allegations tied to Tamany patronage surrounding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy P. Sullivan
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Board of Aldermen
Albert B. Boardman
Rapid Transit Commission
Pennsylvania and Long Island Railroad Company
Sullivan
Boardman
Pennsylvania
Timothy D. Sullivan
Bowery District
New York Central Plans Enlarge Terminal Facilities
The Board of Estimate met in City Hall to review New York Central and Hudson River Railroad plans for expanded terminal facilities. Mayor Low presided in executive session as Controller Grout cited city street values at 4 million and a potential 2.5 million for street use, plus 800 thousand for new bridges and 3 million already spent on Park Avenue viaduct. The board disclosed no details of their deliberations.
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Board of Estimate
Cassidy, Swanstrom
Cromwell
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Low
City Hall
Grout
Hudson River Railroad Company
Park Avenue
Soph Show at Columbia Promises Farce and Fashion
Columbia sophomores present A Glimpse of Paradise a three act farce comedy at Carnegie Lyceum with four performances this week. Notable cast includes Euphemia Speckley by Chalmers Wood Jr and Lewis G Spence leading man with Walter H Bradley as manager.
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Columbia
Carnegie Lyceum
Paradise
Joseph J. Dilley
Lyric ‘Theatre
London
Chalmers Wood, Jr
Euphemia Speckley
Chester W. Cuthel
Lewis G. Spence
Adolphus Dove
Lewis G. Spence Henri Beau Desert
William J. Mitchell Wrank
Bellary
Dudley H
Morris Tates
Thackers
Costumier
Drury
Thanese
Frederic L. Humphrey Constable Popé
Morris
D. Ferris Jaura
BeHamy
Howard F. Randolph
Uphemia Speckley
Chalmers Wood
Susan Mek
Weacees
Miss Speckley
Meadow Gate
Walter H. Bradley
Boy Awarded 10000 Damages in Jersey City Court
Michael Green, sixteen, won ten thousand dollars in Hudson County Supreme Court before Justice Gilbert Collins against Barnes Manufacturing Company of West Side Avenue. A piece of lumber struck him as he passed a circular saw, causing partial paralysis. Company claims contributory negligence but Green was en route to follow a foreman's order. Company plans appeal.
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Michael Green
Hudson County Supreme Court
Jersey City
Gilbert Collins
Barnes Manufacturing Company
West Side Avenue
Young Green
Green
Henry Roso Adjudged Insane by Sheriff Jury
Henry Rose a merchant was declared insane by a sheriff’s jury led by Commissioner Edgar L. Fursman and others. His wife Mrs Julia E. Roso had him committed weeks ago under Justice Fitzgerald. The estate values at about 75000 with 5000 income. Doctors Wendell Phillips Darwin and Hammond testified to delusions including religious mania and belief in direct communication with God.
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Henry Rose
Edgar L. Fursman
C. S. Elebash
Edward Duffy
Julia E. Roso
Fitzgerald
Senorita Josefa Rosa de la Madrid
Queen Victoria
New York
Not Connected Display by Newspaper Artists' Association
The Newspaper Artists' Association at 23 East Fourteenth Street claims an Exhibition Committee includes AP Association members. Melville E. Stone, AP General Manager, says the AP has no relation and calls the use of the name misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Artists’ Association
East Fourteenth Street
C. W. Parker
Associated Press’ Association
Melville BE. Stone
Associated Press
Annual Financial Review from The New York Times
The coming issue on January 4 190% will surpass prior editions with bond and stock tables for 1902. Prominent representatives from world finance contribute articles. The compact price tables make it a vital manual for investors and dealers, marking a notable record of year end financial affairs.
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Annual Financial Review
Annual
Financial Review
THE
NEW York Times
NEW Yokk Times
Adv
Blackwell Island Bridge Plans Differ From Earlier Proposals
Mayor Low reports the expert commission recommends a ninety one foot wide bridge with separated trolley tracks on the upper deck and a wide free roadway. The plan blends features of Lindenthal and the original design, aiming for greater capacity without bond delays.
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Iaving
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Low
Blackwell’s Island Bridge
Burr
Prof
Ricketts
Henry W. Hodge
Lindenthal
Commission of Experts
Legal Notes on Railroad Negligence and Partnership Error
Summary of two appellate rulings. First, Mary Clark sues Manhattan Elevated Railway for death of her husband. court finds evidence insufficient to prove habitual disobedience of flag rules by engineers. Second, Thomas J. O’Neill’s suit against Magistrate Crane’s firm for professional services is reversed. trial court error allowed verdict without proper basis in pleadings and evidence.
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Mary Clark
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
Clark
Caston
Hatch
Thomas J. O'Neill
Leroy B. Crane
Royal S. Crane
O Neill
Crane
Mosely Mission Ended Aims to Improve English Labor Progress
Alfred Mosely and a British labor delegation returned home aboard the Cunarder Umbria after five weeks in the United States studying labor and capital relations. Mosely said investigations were successful and reports by each member, plus his own, would be published for workers. He cited issues of wages, skill expectations, and skepticism toward worker input as key topics to resolve for better labor harmony.
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Alfred Mosely
England
Umbria
Mosely Industrial Commission
Messrs
Dyson
Madison
Wilkinson
Mosely
Mr. Mosely
Nicholas Fish Estate Verdict Details Heirs and Debts
The Nicholas Fish estate is appraised with personal property at 255000 plus real estate of a similar value. Under his 1869 will his wife inherits, but their daughter born later receives two thirds. After deductions the net personal estate stands at 285869, with Mrs Potter receiving 157246 and the widow the rest. Fish died Sep 16 at Roosevelt Hospital after an assault on West 34th Street. private detective Sharkey faces charges for the fatal attack and a saloon brawl with companions is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Fish
E.S. C. Potter
Fish
Harriman & Co
Potee
Mr. Fish
Irving Place
Roosevelt Hospital
West Thirtyfourth Street
Eighth Avenue
Thomas J. Sharkey
Felix McCloskey III Ill With Pneumonia in Brooklyn Home
Felix McCloskey III lies ill with pneumonia at 314 Stuyvesant Avenue Brooklyn in the residence of Dr. Franklin P. Miller. He is seventy eight years old and received the last rites from a priest. During a recent campaign he led Bird S Coler's headquarters in the Hoffman House and served nearly forty years as Assistant Sergeant at Arms of the House of Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix McCloskey
Franklin P. Miller
Stuyvesant Avenue
Brooklyn
Sloth Bear Rescued From Icy Bronx Pool Near Drowning
Esau the Bronx Zoo’s largest sloth bear slipped into an icy half frozen pool after closure. Foreman Clarke, Patrick Teevan, John Toomey and others entered Den 5 with improvised tools to lift the nearly lifeless animal from the water. Esau revived after rough handling and was placed in a sleeping den on straw.
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Bronx Zoological Park
Esau
Den 5
Thomas F. Clarke
Patrick Teevan
John Toomey
Dennis Noonan
Henry Mack
Dennis Welch
Toome
Teevan
Noonan
Foreman Clarke
Will dispute looms in Sarah Ann Waters estate
Counsel for adopted granddaughters says contesting the will may come after the funeral. Mrs Waters lies in state as coroners examine part of her stomach. Funeral at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church at 1 PM. Misses Le Brantz challenge the bequest to Franklin Savings Bank official William Conklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander S. Bacon
Sarah Ann Waters
William G. Conklin
Franklin Savings Bank
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
le Brantz
Conklin
West Twenty-first Street
Frederick P. Delafield
Liberty Street
Lewis L. Delafield
Garvan
Church Services Today Across City Clergy Named
Listings show multiple Baptist, Congregational, Jewish, Lutheran, Methodist, and other denominations with specific churches and ministers. Services occur at various times from morning to evening across Manhattan and nearby venues.
Smoked Meat Department Special Offerings
Shaw's Irish Beacon and Ib Jowls featured in the smoked meat department specials with half heads also listed, suggesting a variant product lineup.
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Smoked Meat Department
Department Specials Fresh Corn and Canned Fruits Ad
Corn brand best quality 40 can and 12c per dozen cans. Cedar brand whole Jersey fruit 344 lb tall can 18c and 1.50 per dozen cans. Rub Roy brand finest Jersey solid pack 3 lb can 1.40 per can. Peaches pears apricots Golden Gate 3 lb cans 3.50 each or 80c per dozen. Cherries Golden Gate 35c per dozen 4.00. Oak brand 2.50 per dozen 15c.
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Marter
New Orleans
Blakeley
Armour
Jersey
Lee
Wise Brand
Little Baby
Golden Gate
Church Schedules Across City List Clergy and Times
A long list documents church names and service times across Manhattan. Various parishes including ST PAULS MADISON AVENUE and TRINITY at 118th ST publish morning and evening services led by clergy such as Rev Drs Eckman and Hoadley with specific hours.
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American Museum
A. S. Webb
Alderman Sullivan
Mr. Boardman
NEW York Central Plans
Boy
Henry Roso
Blackwell
Linden
Thal
Tory
Legal Notes
Fifth Avenue
Labrador
Alaska
C.G. Gunther
23Rd St
Ress of
Felix McCloskey III
Bird S. Coler
Church Services Today
Baptist
Calvary
West 57Th St
R.S. MacArthur
Crofts
Central
Broadway
Frank M. Goodchild
West 46Th St
R. P. Johnston
Madison Avenue
31St St
George C. Lorimer
Mariners’ Temple
Oliver St
Manhattan
H. A. Stimson
Pilgrim
Frank E. Ramsdell
Tabernacle
Mendelssohn Hall
West 40Th St
C. E. Jefferson
William H. Thomson
Temple Beth-El
S. Schulman
Temple Emanu-El
Joseph Silverman
Holy Trinity
Armand Miller
ST. James
Madison Av
Remensnyder
Methodist Episcopal
Samuel W. Bowen
60Th St
Wallace MacMuhen
Metropolitan ‘Temple
Ith Av
Adams
6Th Ave
N. Y
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Horseshoe Forestry
Prunes
Department
Smeeee
Sultana
California
Aes Best
Ares
Crane Ee
DRS
Cerystal Domino
Pillsbury’s Best
S. A. Best
Eae Een
Franklin Mills
Genuine Elgin Creamery
Bbc
Japan
Hyson
Times
de Witt B. Thompson
Robert Bagnett
People's
1St St
E. A. Dent
ST. Andrew's
Columbus
Louis Albert Banks
George M. Fowles
ST. Paul's
West End
Presbyterian
Brick
37Th St
William R. Richards
57Th St
7Th Av
Wilton Merle Smith
55Th St
J. Ross Stevenson
Wilbert W. White
Fourth
91St St
Charles Dickey
Fourth Avenue
Walter Duncan Buchanan
Harlem
C. H. Parkhurst
Old First
12Th St
Howard Duffield
J. C. J. Young
Rutgers
Robert Mackenzie
Spring Street
Varick St
J. W. Miller
Roswell H. Bates
Thirteenth Stree
6Th Av
James H. Hoadley
University Place
10Th St
George Alexander
West
5Th
Anthony H. Evans
Amsterdam
105Th St
John Balcom Shaw
All Souls
S. D. McConnell
Ascension
Walter E. Clifton Smith
Percy S. Grant
Christ
A. V. Wittmeyer
ST. Mary the Virgin
46Th St
ST. Matthew’s
Central Park West
Arthur H. Judge
ST. Stephen’s
69Th St
Nathan
48Th St
Donald Sage Mackay
Roderick Terry
West End Avenue
77Th St
Henry Evertson Cobb
Herman C. Weber
Unitarian
Ae Ae .S
20Th St
Thomas R. ‘Slicer
Lenox Avenue
121St St
Merte St
C. Wright
Messiah
Park Av
4Th St
Minor J. Savage
Qeth St
Frank O. Hall
Carnegie Hall
Sith St.br
Felix Adier
Sith St
Hugh O. Pentecost
Merritt
19Th St
8Th
Stephen Merritt
Mr. Radcliffe
Moravian
Lexington
30Th St
H. A. Gerdson
New Jerusalem
35Th St
Park
Julian K. Smyth
the Saviour
Usbon
Stone
Strangers
Sth
Avi
Asa Blackburn
United States
OLD Port Wines
H. B. Kirk & CO
27Th Street
Franklin, N.Y
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