New England Society Fest Highlights Pilgrim Legacy at Waldorf
The New England Society in New York held its 97th festival at the Waldorf Astoria with 618 guests. Edmund Clarence Stedman and others praised Pilgrim founders, Puritan values, and American progress while toasts honored Roosevelt, Carnegie, and Miles Standish as speakers debated liberty, immigration, and reform.
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Police Commission race widens as Partridge departs
Generals Greene and Eustis join Park Commissioner and ex chief McCullagh among candidates discussed for the Police Commission vacancy left by Col. Partridge on Jan 1. Avery D Andrews notes he resigned from the commission after Europe trip and outlines a London style patrol shift plan for New York.
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Tunnel Franchise Signed By Mayor After Aldermen Vote
Mayor Low signed the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel franchise after the Board of Aldermen approved it last week. The mayor handed the pen to Alderman Owens, a Tammany member of the Railroad Committee who supported the committee's favorable report.
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Schedules of G A Jahn & Co. Assets and liabilities listed
The schedules show Gustave A Jahn & Co a wholesale dealer in rice coffee sugar and molasses at 98 Wall Street assigned last Saturday. Liabilities 134804 dollars assets 200184 dollars actual assets 148765 including 89577 pledged securities 589?88 to be realized. Notable assets include accounts 25784 stock 31725 cash 870 825 shares of Atlantic Rice Milling Co 82500 pledged 75000 to Corn Exchange Bank. Major creditors include Corn Exchange Bank 40000 Brooklyn Bank 10000 Manufacturers Trust Brooklyn 10000 Farmers National Bank Rome 5000 First National Bank New Haven 5000 Second National Bank New Haven 5000 First National Bank Mauch Chunk 5000 Shiflin Company Lewiston 5000 Hartford Trust Company J Lehrenkraus 5000 J M Ceballos 4977 secured Daniel Fearon Co 4259 Fraser Co London 3356.
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Lewiston
Penn
Hartford Trust Company
Ors
J. Lehrenkraus & Sons
Brooklyn
J. M. Ceballos & Co
Daniel Fearon & Co
Fraser & Co
London
Carpenter Lands Top Post With Pere Marquette Railroad
Special to The New York Times Chicago December 22 All doubt over control of the Pere Marquette by the Frisco system ended with the announcement that M. J. Carpenter was elected Vice President and General Manager. Carpenter has led the Chicago and Eastern Illinois for twelve years and will assume his new duties January 1.
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Fight Over Road to Coalfields in Fayette County
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a land and coke plant tract held by the Meltons for H C Frick has a twelve mile railroad extension surveyed to the Western Fayette Railroad. The Pennsylvania Railroad seized the project for an extension of the Monongahela line. The Meltons won a temporary injunction against the Pennsylvania Company. The case is set for Wednesday. The route is the sole access to the new coal fields.
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Necessity of Civil War debated by Charles Francis Adams in Charleston
Charles Francis Adams argues the Civil War was a constitutional necessity tied to sovereignty in the United States. He reflects on states rights versus national unity, the balance of power, and how steam and electricity influenced outcomes, recounting past forecasts of the Union’s fate.
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