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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

20

McAneny's Subway Report Ready for Board Review

Borough President George McAneny returns from Lake George with a draft subway report for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Interborough offers. He says the document is tentative, will be submitted to the Board of Estimate and Public Service Commission, and reflects his honest convictions.

George McAneny Manhattan Board of Estimate Lake George Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Interborough Board of Estimate Committee Public Service Commission Mr. McAneny Brooklyn Rapid Transit McAneny Inter Borough Miller and Crome John Claflin Old Rapid Transit Board Rapid Transit Commission Rooklyn Rapid Transit

Brooklyn Rapid Transit Faces Higher Risk This Year

The cny would run a greater risk and get fewer advantages than with the Interborough. It would owe relief from present congestion for at least three years beyond the date the Interborough could complete its extensions.

Brooklyn Cny Interborough

SANE FOURTH FUND GROWS WITH LARGE DONATIONS

The citizens fund for an improved powderless Fourth of July rose to 5529 as yesterday’s contributions arrived. Notable gifts included $300 from John D. Rockefeller, $200 from Charles W. Harkness, $100 from Bernard M. Baruch, $100 from W. K. Vanderbilt Jr., and many others such as Henry Clews, Artemus Ward, and Miss Grace M. Didge.

Citizens’ Fund John D. Rockefeller Giovanni Bozzuffi Isaac N. Seligman O. K Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Company Henry Clews William Page Samuel Thorne Henry R. Towne W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr James Douglas Grace M. Didge George G. Mason Theodore Shonts W. Bayard .Cutting R. Fulton Cutting

Waldo abolishes Missing Persons Bureau and photo rule

Police Commissioner Waldo issued orders abolishing the Missing Persons Bureau which covered Brooklyn including Queens. Eight detectives and Lieutenant Flynn from Manhattan Missing Persons will move to new posts with Flynn on desk duty at White Plains Avenue. From now on the detective bureau will handle missing person clues and information. The two photo rule for patrolmen is rescinded. Cropsey had required rephotographing patrolmen every three years.

Waldo Bingham Cropsey Brooklyn Borough of Queens Flynn Manhattan Poet Wille White Plains Avenue Detective Bureau Boston

Three Platoons for Police Passed by Senate

The New York State Senate approved the Jackson bill by seven votes, mandating three platoons for city police in first and second class municipalities. Democratic colleagues largely supported it. Yonkers and Albany exemptions were proposed, while Republican Newcombe supported the bill, arguing state police power overrides home rule.

New York Times Albany Senate Cronin Brooklyn Wainwright Sage Yonkers Common Council of Enator Newcombe New York City

Cereal Box Sizes Are Shrinking Sharply at Meeting

State official F Reichman demonstrated with cereal boxes dating to 1906 and 1909 showing 32 and 20 ounces respectively, arguing women are cheated by short measures. Grocer L J Callanan blamed measures solution on clerk mood, while Mrs. William Grant urged careful shopping to secure full quantity. Reichman favored telephone ordering to ensure accurate weighing and avoid short weight.

Weights and F. Reichman Rainy Day Club Church of the Ascension West Bleverith Street Reichman L. J. Callanan Mr. Callanan Geyner Bureau of Weights and Measures Brooklyn

Woman canvasser testifies in case against Anthos Company

Police matron Isabella Goodwin testified that Mrs Millicent Searle and Edward MaHard trained canvassers to simply recommend remedies sold by Anthos for profit. Searle defended lectures to women and noted “symptom cards” kept for reference. Judge adjourned to June 1 to allow lawyers to file briefs.

Millicent Searle Anthos Company West Twenty-ninth Street Edward MaHard McAdoo Isabella Goodwin County Medical Society Goodwin Rs. Goodwin Madard Samuel Fine McC Mrs. Searle Hoffman Law Anthos Tivai

Knickerbocker Savings Treasurer arraigned on theft charge

T Athertom Black, former Treasurer of Knickerbocker Savings and Loan at 38 Park Row, closed May 20 by the State Banking Department, appeared before Judge Mulqueen in General Sessions to plead not guilty to an indictment alleging $8,000 stolen.

T. Athertom Black Knickerbocker Savings and Loan Company Park Row State Banking Department Mulqueen

Benedicts Yacht Virginia Aground Off Cuban Coast

CAPE SAN ANTONIO Cuba May 31 wrecking tug from Kingston Jamaica expected Friday morning to free Benedicts yacht Virginia fast aground on reef near Jutlas Cay Light. No leaks or injuries reported. Benedict party remains apprehensive as weather improves.

Cape San Antonio Cuba New Orleans P. C. Benedict Virginia Jutlas Cay Light Kingston Jamaica Key West Benedict

Rival World Cruises Plan for 1912 Steamship Liner Upgrade

Frank C. Clark announces charter of the White Star liner Arabic for American tourists in 1912. Hamburg-American plans a round the world cruise on Victoria Luise, rebuilt from Deutschland with new engines for 16½ knots and anti rolling tanks. The Deutschland’s 1900 speed record will be surpassed. decks extended, cabins rebuilt for 500 guests, and extensive redecoration.

Frank C. Clark Cleveland Hamburg-American Line Dutschland

Clergymen Honor Hobart Griswold Centennial Service

Led by 250 clergy of the Eastern Diocese the Trinity Church choir marked the 100th anniversary of Bishops Hobart and Griswold. Bishop Kinsman delivered the sermon noting early Church of England prejudice in New York and Hobart’s role in overcoming it. Te Deum Laudamus was sung at the conclusion.

Protestant Episcopal Church Trinity John Henry Hobart D. D New York Alexander Vietz Griswold Rhode Island Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont Maine Frederick Joseph Kinsman Delaware Church of England Hobart Greer Kinsman Birch

Mailboat President Collision Off Liberty Island

The mailboat President collided with a small schooner off Liberty Island while taking off mail from an incoming liner. The President's steering gear jammed, sending her into the schooner which struck the port bow, smashing the rail and crushing the deck house. The schooner escaped with minor damage.

Liberty Island Christina

Yesterday's Fires Reported Across City Streets

Brief notes of multiple fires and alarms across Manhattan locations. Entries include times and addresses on East 102nd Street 386, East 139th Street area, East 18th Street, Clinton Street, 24th Avenue, and more. Several incidents list minor damage or trifling effects and small monetary losses, with responders and property owners named.

Parks Department Under Investigation Sparks Shakeup

Commissioner Fosdick leads probe into park operations accusing foremen of lax supervision and poor upkeep. He reports two of eight men present at Morningside Park and Mount Morris Park while others unaccounted for. Acting Superintendent Hilty finds foremen drunk on Sunday. plan calls for 25 percent labor force changes and potential removal of veteran workers.

Park Department Accounts Fosdick Parks Peer Commissioner of Accounts Fosdick Parks Stover Morningside Mount Morris Parks Mount Morris Park Morningside Park Mount Morris Hilty

Body of woman found in Harlem River near East 150th Street

A woman about 35 with dark hair and complexion was found floating in the Harlem River opposite East 150th Street yesterday afternoon. Deep cuts on the body led police and the Coroner to suspect murder. Arnold family counsel viewed the Morgue and said it was not Dorothy. Two fashionably dressed women visited the Morgue in a car, refused to name themselves or their purpose.

Harlem River East 150Th Street Arnold Dorothy

Carlisle Urges Citywide Subway Plan For All Boroughs

Hon John N Carlisle testifies before the governor, arguing that congestion stems from rapid growth and skyline development. He notes the subway carries over 800,000 daily, praises near perfect operation, and urges a comprehensive citywide system funded to reach every borough with a five cent fare, rejecting partial plans.

Interborough CON Land

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M’aneny Subway Chiris Antoine Chiris Platt St California White Enamel Refrigerator CO. OF N. Y Regent &T Mark Cross Rete Fifth Avenue Broadway Tremontoe Missing Persons Bureau Anthosco Edward MaHard John Prenty George Prenty Jefferson Avenue Greene Avenue Landey Margaret Dixon Wuest Prenty Edward Miller & CO Warren St CorLiEs, Macy&Co Star Store Tioners John Street Pearl Street New York Telephone Co Washburn - Crosby Company Rice WM. A Rival World Cruises Speedy Deutschland OLD Trinity A. M Saat & Dol Samuel Arnoff James Marshall Aera Marinioe Avines ‘Davies Samuel Matthews Rivington Samuel Nigarmik Albert Relginger Murray St Froeber & Vollrath East 18Th St J. Isaacs East 144Th C. Hines Clinton St Max Morenholtz East 110Th St Patrick Phelan Trif'ng Harlem Dorothy Arnold America England Meadow Brook Club Westbury Long Island Tyson & Co Tyson’s Theatre Ticket Office Bullman, McBride, Miller Theatre Ticket Library Polo Field Pennsylvania Terminal Flatbush Ave Connecticut Westchester Sea Cliff Rye Beach Palisades W. 130Th St OPERA Academy 9 Secret Service Victoria Hammerstein Tofines & Vidoes Dodi’ Gurvaut Itha Percy Knight Others AL Tiny Ano Hifth Avenue Paris Wallach Bros W. 125Th St Third Ave Mary of Our Hart AV Schaffner & Marx Herald B’ ‘Wey Enry W. Savage Lew Fields 30Th Street John Mason Une Stock Co St. B'way Rataurant Remes & Ballet New Amsterdam Klaw & Erlanger de Lure Liberty Mats Christie MacDonald Henry W. Savage Savage Oe Cohan Wallingford St. Mats Madison Square Garden Daily, Inc Colonial Daily Mat Alhambra Daily Dat Henry Miller “and Co Mortons Paul Armstrong Lolo 4 Bards Barnes & Crawford Cook & Lorenz Jo Jackson Elida Morris Columbia Steeplechase Park NEW —Daily Brighton Brighton Beach Truly Shattuck Felix & Calre Lottie Gilson Harry Tighe & Co Marshall Montgomery Bowman Bros Rereum Daily Lydia Barry McKay & Cantwell Julius Tanney Etha Roslyn Estates Dean Alvord Company Rector Glenwood Earl & Wilson Foxwood Gotham Gotham Mfg.Co N.Y Arnheim John N. Carlisle Carlisle Hughes Interborough Rapid Transit Company
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