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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1908

Page

5

City May Soon Own Steinway Tunnel

City officials consider purchasing the Telmont or Steinway tunnel to connect with Belmont lines in Queens. A five cent fare is favored for tunnel riders, with public service approval and operator revenue sharing to be resolved. Negotiations hinge on price and who collects revenue, with operation unlikely to start for several months.

Telmont Steinway Long Ishin Theodore Mits Shomts Thtyean Company Tes Fubat Primies Cermission Este Cits Dunn Fimaide Raily Board of Estimate Bens Eanshuit Reid Cine Cysipesrie Ustimate Fave Fors Sidane Trnwel Belmont Queens Ecomming Aneunof City Pd Belmontines Conn CF Whithn Stesalil le Weatel Maissenger Belmont Tires Public Service’ Commission Commission Public Service Commission Reid

Bridge plans face heated meeting over Manhattan approach

Property owners and residents vow protests at the Board of Estimate hearing on plans for the Blackwell Island Bridge and a Manhattan approach. They argue the city should reduce scope to lower costs and question funding for the project, while supporters say an adequate link is essential for East Side traffic.

Board of Estimate Meanhattan Blackwell's Island Bridge Middle East Side Atetz Tie la Moitz

Mayor Opens Bronx Bridge Over Harish River Teadng Prank

The new bridge at 267 Manhattan Avenue to York Street in the Bronx was opened yesterday afternoon in a brief ceremony with Mayor McClellan and NYU students present. The electric-operated structure spans about 480 feet with two masonry approaches and wide sidewalks, funded at roughly $? and built as a single deck over the river.

Harish River Manhattan Avenues ySrth Street Lronx McCielan New York University Croiser Redian

Col Padden Referred as Navy Chief at Sinking Fund Meet

The meeting of the Sinking Fund Commission hints Col Micha Padden is now the highest navy officer in title. Mayor Mee CleHian praises him as Commodore Pudaews Timeship. The commission approves insuring a house used by the department and leases 113 Lehermerher Street for prisoners in civil actions. Tim Sullivan attends as chair of the Indian Committee of finance.

Micha Padden Dd Eliihor Sinking Fund Commission Mee CleHian Mie Weetter Lehermerher Street Brooklyn Tim Sullivan Nidermanic Rinenee Commission

Tuberculosis Prevention Exhibit Opens at Jamestown Expo

The Committe 1 of the Charity Organization Society presents a tuberculosis prevention exhibit at a Metropolitan Life Insurance building on East Twenty third Street. The display features photographs and models of hospitals, sanitariums, tenement conditions, dark rooms, and light contrasts plus a typical pre 1901 tenement block. Evening stereopticon views and informal talks by doctors will shed light on TB education.

Charity Organization Society Aetropolitan Life-Insurance Company East Twenty-third Street Taos Ieee EE

Barges Jane and Nelly Run Aground on Fisher's Island

Two barges owned by Scully Transportation Company ran aground at Fisher's Island on Tuesday afternoon during rough seas. Rescue crews from Fisher's Island Life Savers saved all aboard. Both vessels appear likely to be total losses.

Jane Nelly Scully Transportation Company Ciy Fisher's Island

City plans 70 new subway tracks and more steel cars

Utilities Commission received a report on a Battery Tunnel accident and ordered alterations to the Ninth Street routes. Plans call for 70 new subway tracks and outside tracks on the present line to support express service, with steel cars ordered and a projected eighteen month construction period. The commission warned receivers to improve service or face action, while opposing further purchases of wooden cars for safety.

Ninety-sixth Street Public Service Commission George S Colenud Nanety- SiNch Street Cudedinns Joh Street Coimmisno Vesterday Dhe York Cath Windlwine Iaiswer Rollins Stédek Pattery Tunsday Willcox Willeesx Asker Brooklyne

Walsh Explains Loans in Bank Expansion Case

John R. Walsh testified in U S District Court defending himself against charges of misapplying bank funds at the Chicago National Bank. He said he personally arranged loans to railroads and other enterprises and raised stock, but claimed no personal gain, citing the bank and allied institutions as his concern.

Chicago John R. Walsh National Buk National Bank United States District Court Npen Ite Chicago National Bank Equitable Trust Company Some Savings Bank

Beach Cottage Swept Out to Sea by Tuesday Storm

Reports from Point Lookout say a beach cottage was carried away by waves during a Tuesday storm. The Point Lookout Life Saving Station crew battled high surf as several barges and boats were knocked loose, and five Nassau sea craft were lost. one person vanished after the cottage disappeared.

Foint Lookout Point Louckout ACES Ly Water Shane Pera

Stewart Hyde Hospitalized After Altercation In Hempstead

In Hempstead Stewart Hyde was hospitalized after an altercation at Sammis's studio. A warrant was sworn by Justice George C. Tatem for Hyde following the incident. Hyde had previously worked as a stable hand at Belmont Park and lived with his wife Libbie Gardner.

Shivnet Tintes Hempstead Fivde Chertin Cspodgee Xissu Ceanty Peorflaria Aed Biydeé Tivde Hemnstead Ape Pike Sanmis Symmis Simmmis Sin Hyde Sammis George C. Tatem Lyte Lrenkiin Reed Ateer Forte Blyde Belmont’ Park Simph Libbie Gardner

New York Air Brake Company Extends Financing Talks

Directors reach agreement with creditor advisory committee to extend the floating deal for six months and consider increasing obligations without current debts pressuring repayments. Plan includes a mortgage on company property to cover outstanding indebtedness and new paper secured by the mortgage.

New York Air Brake Company Adeyarice Dis Detunie Theo Morte Ze Theo HD Comming

Clearing House Considers Trust Company Admission

Clearing House Committee meets to discuss admitting trust companies as full or associate members. Proposal would require equal cash reserves and grant Clearing House privileges without voting rights, with possible constitution changes to admit trust firms.

Clearing House Committee New York Clearing House Clearing House Association Clearing Hose J. Edward Simmons Fourth National Bank C Jearing House Hebks Ind Clearng House

Morse Line Reorganization Expands to Eight Members

The Morse Line reorganization committee led by Alvin W Krech adds three new members Ward J Berwind Henry P Booth and Henry R Mallory to win support from bondholders and shipping interests as they study the Consolidated Steamship Lines finances and plans to reduce the 60 million in bonds and stock. The panel also names Ane Nicol as secretary and continues probes into subsidiary companies and the company’s financial health.

Alvin W. Krech Chiirman Woo Morse S8u Ung Hine Consolidated Steamsup Cere Duce Morse Henry R. Mallory Mro Ane Nicoles Consolidated Steamship Lines P&t

Trust Company Elections Highlight Bank Meetings

Trust companies and other financial institutions held annual meetings with few changes. Hugo Baring left Equitable Trust Company board due to proposed merger with Mercantile Trust Company. New York Trust and Broadway Trust reappointed retiring directors. American Surety re elected trustees. Godfrey Morsey of Boston elected to fill a vacancy.

Hugo Baring Ees Equitable Trust Company Tis Place Mercantile Trnrist Company Bifigo Baring Baring & Co England Oewey New York Trust Company Broadway "Trust Company American Surety Company Godrey Morsey Loston

Steamer Massasoit Blown Ashore in Maine Gale

The freight steamer Massasoit of the Maine Coast Transportation Company, sailing from Quebec to Boston, was blown ashore in a gale at Cutler Maine eighteen miles from Machiasport. She is high and dry on the beach and part of her keel is gone. The vessel registers a gross tonnage of unknown size.

Massasoit Machiasport Maine Coast Transportation Company Quebec Boston Cutler

Goulds Court Prologue Opens Marital Debt Case

In a New York Supreme Court proceeding, Justice Truax and a jury hear nearly two hours of testimony in a suit brought by Malcolm Butler against Mrs Viola Gould, alleging debt for goods sold by Lichtenstein Millinery. Mrs Gould claims items were her husband’s responsibility, not hers, and cites abandonment at Castle Gould in Port Washington.

Hioward Gould Supreme Court Truax Lichtenstein Millinery Piffth Avenue Gould Sis Goulds Trinix Malcolm Butler Joseph Larocque, Jr Towns William Dreier Lichtenstein’ Millinery Company Jie Mr. Towns Mrs. Gould Castle Gould Port Washington L. IL Nicoll Annable Lindsay & Fuller Shearn

Escape from Ellis Island Detention Room

Henry Schaun, a Bank of Moscow clerk who arrived Dec 29 on the Pretoria, escaped from Ellis Island detention Sunday night and is believed to be at large in the city. Detectives search for him after he left a bolted cabin dormitory where two detained passengers slept. fellow passenger Wilhelm von Hoffman was also detained.

Henry Schaun Pretoria Ellis Island Schaune Bank of Moscow Wilhelm von Hoffman Sehaune Schaugve

W C T U Women Incensed Over Massachusetts Liquor Circulars

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maine protests flood of Massachusetts liquor circulars mailed into Maine. They say patronage diverts Maine money from local business and undermines prohibition. Local unions urge Maine Representatives to seek a federal ban on shipping liquor into prohibition states.

New York Times Aiqusta Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maine Massachusetts Congress

Robbers Loot Kansas Bank in Quenemo Heist

Robbers wrecked the safe at the State Bank of Quenemo in Quenemo Kansas and escaped with between seven and eight thousand dollars. Ottawa dispatch reports the bank heist occurred today, no injuries noted.

Kansas Bank Ottawa Kan Quenemo

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