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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1908

Page

3

Indictment nearing in Whitmore murder case in New Jersey

Theodore Whitmore, wife Lena Whitmore, and a developing trail of letters and a signed telegram are central to a murder investigation in Harrison New Jersey. Prosecutors say four incriminating facts form a strong circumstantial case including forged letters and a trunk related telegram signed Lena.

Five Points Pond Harrison N. J Theodore Whitmore New Jersey Martin Schmitter Fred Elliott Red Elliott Elliott Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Springfield Mass Albany Lena 170Th Street Bessie Express Lena. P. S Therisoner Schenectady Branegan Hudson County Grand Jury Brooklyn Bronx Salter William Hughes Theodore Whitmore

Sunday Law Impacts Children’s Theatre Plans

The Children's Educational Theatre faces disruption from new Sunday closing rules. Director Emma Sheridan Fry says the group must shift Saturday performances and adapt to an older audience while seeking a loophole with public officials. The theatre lists 150 youths for casts and hopes to obtain its own venue while continuing educational work through plays like Op o My Thumb and The End of the Way.

Emma Sheridan Fry Jefferson Street East Broadway Corporation Gen. Bingham Sage Fund Comédie Royale Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland

Wages Rise for Drug Clerks Amidst Worker Shortage

The Retail Druggists' Association reports wages for drug clerks rose nearly 60 percent in two years while applicants dwindled. Secretary B Colle notes the shortage is linked to a new law requiring clerks aspiring to become druggists to complete four years in a drug store and earn a college degree plus twenty four Regents exam counts.

Retail Druggists’ Association B. Colle

Philadelphia to form city owned art museum from three private collections

Philadelphia considers making the Widener Johnson and Elkins collections a single public museum. The site near Spring Garden Street and the Schuylkill River would anchor a planned city parkway. City leaders and heirs discuss legal and structural arrangements to transfer custodianship, with broad support from officials and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. The combined value is estimated around ten million dollars.

New York Times Philadelphia P. A. B. Widener John G. Johnson W. L. Elkins Pp. A. B. Widener Widener Johnson William L. Elkins Elkins New Parkway City Hall Reyburn Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Academy Mr. Johnson Europe

Seek Hughes aid for traction suits

Minority stockholders of the Metropolitan Street Railway plan to seek Governor Hughes support and a special prosecutor to recover alleged misused funds. William F King leads the effort with Arthur J Baldwin Eugene G Kremer and Isaac Blum. They urge Attorney General Jackson to handle the case and ask stockholders for $1 donations. The group argues for criminal penalties to protect investors and restore public confidence.

William F King Metropolitan Street Railway Metropolitan Albany Gov. Hughes King Arthur J. Baldwin Eugene G. Kremer Isaac Blum Jackson King's Committee District Attorney’s Office Public Service Commission Stree Railways New York

Restore Confidence by Punishing Financial Wrongdoing

The passage argues to restore public confidence in financial integrity by pursuing those who gained enormous fortunes through chicanery and illegal schemes. It cites the Metropolitan Street Railway wreck as a present example of wrong doing, wrecking its securities and ruining thousands who invested in its bonds and stock.

Metropolitan Street Railway

Name Brings An Income

Mrs. Margaret Morrison Carnegie, sharing a name with Andrew Carnegie’s mother, sought help from a distant Indiana town. Carnegie’s agent verified the tale, and he provided immediate aid and placed the woman on a lifetime pension list.

New York Times Pittsburg Margaret Morrison Carnegie Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Indiana

English Officer Killed by Trolley Car in Buffalo

John Cautley a 56 year old retired British Army officer was struck by a trolley car in Buffalo and died shortly after in hospital. Born in Cambridge England he served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal West Kent Regiment and fought in India with the Gordon Relief Expedition. He also took part in Majuba.

Buffalo N. Y John Cautley Cambridge England Royal West Kent Regiment India Majuba Hul

Pastor Triplett Resigns Amid Slander Case

The Rev. J. Howard Triplett of Bedford Park Presbyterian Church in the Bronx announces resignation to elders citing ill health. He faced slander charges from church member Mrs. Arthur Miller. Miller's husband says prosecution will continue. Triplett is out on bail.

J. Howard Triplett Bedford Park Presbyterian Church Bronx Arthur Miller

New York Contractor Wins Peru Rail Route Deal

The government countersigned contracts with Alfred McCune of New York for Cerro de Pasco and Ucayali Railroads. Work at Cerro de Pasco and Ancon will start next August. The project aims to open Peru’s interior wealth to coastal markets.

Lima Peru Alfred McCune New York Cerro de Pasco Ucayali Ancon Coa

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