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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1908

Page

6

Chicago traction solution shaped by Fisher plan

Walter L. Fisher cites Chicago's joint supervision and value based appraisals as the basis for rehabilitating traction. He says New York should guard against excessive capitalization and promoter exploitation while adopting a city supervised, value grounded approach with limited city takeovers and transfers.

Walter L. Fisher Chicago New York Fisher TIMES West Twelfth Street Charles R. Crane Traction Chicago Union Traction Company Chicago Union Traction System Chicago City Railway Public Service Commission Boston

Unions At Health Show Promote Tuberculosis Prevention

A crowded Tuberculosis Exhibit at the Museum of Natural History hosted a public meeting by the Central Federated Union. William A. Coakley urged workers to support prevention of conditions spreading TB, noting unions improve wages and conditions reduce mortality in union shops. Dr. John B. Huber compared TB deaths to other plagues, and J. H. Cahill urged unions to act as committees for prevention. Rabbi Joseph Silverman called for clean water and streets, stressing Mosaic sanitary laws alongside science.

Museum of Natural History Assembly Hall Central Federated Union William A. Coakley Daniel Harris Workingmen’s State Federation John B. Huber Fordham University Medical School J. H. Cahill Tuberculosis Committee of Typographical Union No. 6 Temple Emanu-El Joseph Silverman

Poll backs Elihu Root as U.S. Senate nominee in Times poll

A Times survey of incoming New York legislators shows overwhelming Republican support for Elihu Root to succeed Thomas Platt as U.S. Senator. Many GOP members praise Roots record as Secretary of War and State, while Democrats favor Parker Hill Kerrick Taylor amid mixed sentiment.

Root United States Senate Thomas C. Platt New York Times Senator Platt the Times Mr. Root Timothy L. Woodruff Alton B. Parker David B. Hill D Cady Kerrick John C. R. Taylor Cuvillier Thirty-first New York Hiere TIMES Eugene M. Travis Kings John Kissel Platt Charles Alt Benjamin Conger United States Thomas Co. Platt Elihu Root Frank C. Platt Thomas C. Platt William M. Bennet Andrew F. Murray Beverley R. Robinson Samuel Marks James A Francis Henry S. Goodspeed W. Colne George A. Greene William A. DE Groot Ladd J. Lewis, Jr Oneida E. J. Cheney Cattaraugus E. B. Vreeland HW. H. Hawley Franklin C. Robert Edwards Julien Scott Chenango George B. Hemenway Ontario Calvin Miller Sullivan Elihu Holland S. Duell Westchester America Seymour Lowman Chemung Frank J. Murphy Orleans Charles F. Brown Cortland Cortland County John M. Lupton Suffolk Rutledge S. Odell Rockland Gary H. Wood Jefferson Llewellyn J. Barden Yates Charles L. Fellows Herkimer W. Lowell Draper Niagara William R. Weaver Clinton John C. McLaughlin Onondaga Dennis J. Harte Queens Louis A. Cuvillier John J. Schutta Thomas H. Todd James M. Rogan Erie Scott Partridge Fulton and Hamilton Daniel D. Frisbie Schoharie Washington Empire Charles A. Evans Orange John W. Manley D Cady Herrick

Bonaparte Denies Speech Misattribution At NY Dinner

Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte called Beck's quoted remarks a misattribution from a Chicago conference eight to ten years ago. He said he did not speak at the dinner and that a misled record may include a summary of his words. Dr Dawson Ends St George Mission in London.

Fisher Chicago Chicago Traction Companies United States Supreme Court Yerkes Chicago Union Traction Company P. A. B. Widener William L. Elkins Baltimore Charles J. Bonaparte Pennsylvania Society of New York James M. Beck Bonaparte Beck Trusts Dawson St. George Mission William J. Dawson London United States Europe James H. Breasted University of Chicago Egypt R. B. Richardson American School Athens Greece J. C. Egbert Columbia University J. C. Ellison Italy

Tiffany land suit in court at Nassau Supreme Court Mineola

A dispute between Louis C. Tiffany and the town of Oyster Bay over shore frontage and underwater lands goes to the Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola. Tiffany claims state land grants entitle possession of a shore highway, while Oyster Bay asserts no title to the highway or submerged lands based on Crown grants. Possible Tiffany witnesses include J West Roosevelts Couderts Jenningses and Joneses.

Lewis C. Tiffany Oyster Bay Supreme Court of Nassau County Mineola L. I Tiffany Mr. Tiffany Oyster Bay Town J. West Roosevelts Couderts Jenningses Joneses

Lincoln in a Church Window Unveiled at Plymouth Church Brooklyn

Three new historical windows unveiled at Plymouth Church Brooklyn depict Henry Ward Beecher delivering a Civil War era speech in London in 1863. Another window features Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mary Lyon founder of Mount Holyoke College. A third shows Abraham Lincoln with the Emancipation Proclamation.

Plymouth Church Brooklyn Henry Ward Beecher Exeter Hall London Washington Harriet Beecher Stowe Mary Lyon Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Mass Abraham Lincoln

Stokes Talk Stirs Tarrytown Crowd at Music Hall

J G Phelps Stokes and Rose Pastor Stokes spoke on the moral issue of the industrial problem and charity in a large Tarrytown Music Hall audience. Mrs Stokes urged justice over charity citing a tenant's plea for fair treatment over relief.

New York Times Tarrytown Tarrytown Music Hall J. G. Phelps Stokes Rose Pastor Stokes Stokes

Firebugs Try to Burn Williamsburg Six Story Tenement

Incendiaries at 240 South First Street Williamsburg rolled a kerosene soaked floor runner in the hall and set fire to it. A tenant detected smoke and alerted residents, stopping the blaze before it spread. no injuries reported though a nearby house fire last month killed a man.

South First Street Williamsburg

Sheriff Slays Druggist in Savannah Era Turmoil

In Jesup Georgia a fatal shooting left M Fleming Smith a druggist dead after a confrontation with Sheriff W B Lyons and Deputy Archie Lyons of Wayne County. Over twenty pistol shots were fired, Smith was struck five times and beaten with a shotgun butt, dying in the arms of his fiancée amid heightened tensions.

Savannah Jesup M. Fleming Smith W. B. Lyons Archie Wayne County Smith

Yonkers Church Consecrated by Archbishop Farley

St. Marys Church of the Immaculate Conception on South Broadway Yonkers was consecrated yesterday by Archbishop Farley amid a brief ceremony attended by church officials and parishioners.

New Yonkers Church St. Mary’s Church of the Immaculate Conception South Broadway Mary Street Yonkers Farley T. Nore

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