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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1908

Page

8

Schwab Testimony Trumpets Steel Industry Shifts

Charles M Schwab, head of Bethlehem Steel, told the Senate Ways and Means Committee that industry changes will abolish Bessemer steel within five years and shift to open hearth and electric production. He warned tariffs affect costs, and noted limited American exports while Cuba ore and Mesaba ore compete, with Cuba ore cheaper inland. He discussed stock watering, rail pricing history, and the 1901 consolidation impact.

New York Times Washington Charles M. Kwab Bethlehem Steelmpany Ways and S Committee Hill Offecticut Schwab Mr. Clark Kwab Wab Democratic Party Clark Cuba Pitts-burg Blehem Atlantic Seaboard Frick Henry C. Frick Carnegie Steel*‘Company Carnegie Steel Company Randell Bessemer Steel Cochran United States Steel Corporation Carnegie Underwood International Steel South American Japan Canada Austria France United States Bessemer

Dinner honors U.S. Minister Collier at Republican Club

William M. Collier the United States Minister to Spain was guest of honor at a Republican Club dinner hosted by Louis Stern. About twenty leaders attended as ex Senator Spooner called for a statesman to head the Democratic Party and paid tribute to Grover Cleveland. Patrick F. McGowah urged a Washington Irving memorial, with others hoping for Collier’s advancement. George T. Wilson also spoke.

William M. Collier United States Spain Republican Club Louis Stern John C. Spooner Democratic Party Grover Cleveland Patrick F. McGowah Board of Aldermen Washington Irving Collier George T. Wilson

Dutch Ship Captures Venezuelan Coast Guard Vessel 23 de Mayo

Dutch battleship Jacob van Heemskerk towed the captured coast guard vessel 23 de Mayo into Willemstad after taking her near Cumana. The 130 ton vessel, once the Alliance, faced no resistance and was put under Dutch prize crew. The Gelderland pursues the Margarita torpedo boat Margarita, while Jacob van Heemskerk resumes patrol off the Venezuelan coast.

Willemstad Jacob van Heemskerk Cumana Alliance Smith Gelderland Margarita

Israel Examines Castro Health in Berlin Visit

In Berlin Dr. Israel conducted a one hour medical exam of Venezuela's President Castro with no verdict on possible operation. A week may pass before decision. Castro's entourage shows little concern about Dutch ship seizures or internal unrest reports. He met with German officials and hosted Herr and Frau Beittner at the end of the day.

Berlin Israel Castro Venezuela Foreign Office Herr Frau Beittner Frau Beirtner von Biilow von Schgn Councilor Goetsch Caracas

Electric Shirt Patent Shines on Broadway

A man in evening dress offers New York’s only living electric advertising sign by shining letters through his shirt front. He holds the patent, refuses to sell, and earns a monthly income by providing his services rather than a lump sum. The idea came from a St. Louis bartender who saw a German performer flash messages from a shirt.

Broadway TIMES New York Delmar Park St. Louis

Gardner’s Maneuver Fails in House Rules Fight

In Washington on December 15 the Republican insurgents tried to force a straight vote on the rules to topple the Speaker’s system but failed after Gardner of Massachusetts faced a ruling from the Chair. The vote on the privileged resolution went 146 to 143. an amendment and an appeal followed, though loyalty to the Speaker kept conservatives in line.

New York Times Washington Augustus P. Gardner Massachusetts Gardner Secretary of State House of Commons Committee On Foreign Affairs House Beret

Saxe Honored by Gop and Tammany at Hotel Majestic Dinner

Republicans and Democrats met in a flag of truce at the Hotel Majestic to honor Senator Martin Saxe who retires after two terms. About five hundred guests from both parties attended, with Col. Abel Gruber as toastmaster and messages read from Gov. Hughes and others.

Hotel Majestic Martin Saxe Col Abel Gruber Saxe Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler Timothy L. Woodruff Metz Thomas F. Grady Tammany Job Hedges Republican Party Lemuel E. Quigg Nathaniel A. Elsberg Alfred R. Page Alexander Brough McCooey Theodore P. Gilman Lamb Lion Harmony Gov. Hughes Chanler William S. Bennet Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia Hughes

Urges strict laws to save New York forests

James S. Whipple, State Forest Fish and Game Commissioner, urged immediate legislation to protect forests at a New York Historical Society meeting. He warned ten more years of deforestation would ruin the nation’s forests and damage commerce agriculture and health, urging stronger laws to preserve water resources and watershed areas like the Catskills Adirondacks Champlain and George lakes.

United States James S. Whipple State Forest, Fish and Game New York Historical Society American Scenic and Preservation Society New York Association For the Preservation of the Adirondacks Panama Canal New York City Catskills New York Adirondack District Whipple New York State Lake Champlain Lake George Pennsylvania

Jail Sentence for Speeding Cab Chauffeur

John Dunn of Lenox Avenue and a chauffeur for the New York Taxicab Company received twenty days in jail from Special Sessions Judge Joethe Hoyt after being convicted of driving his taxi on Broadway at twenty miles per hour during the recent strike.

John Dunn Lenox Avenue New York Joethe Hoyt Broadway

Boston Promoter on Trial in Larceny Case

Cardenio F. King faces trial in Boston for larceny of about 25 000 from investors in stocks. Witnesses include King’s aides William B. Snow and J Frank Davis who describe daily withdrawals via certificates of deposit to avoid attachments and King’s vanished act last February.

Boston Cardenio F. King M. J. Dwyer King Dwyer William B. Snow J. Frank Davis Snow

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