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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1910

Page

8

Railroads Buying Trolley Line Rivalries Spurred by New Laws

Public Service Commission amendments grant oversight of commutation rates and allow joint rates between steam railroads and electric lines. The piece surveys how New York Central and Delaware & Hudson expand trolley holdings, shaping Hudson Valley to Lake Champlain traffic and clashing with commuter needs.

Public Service Commission Connecticut Massachusetts New York Central Delaware & Hudson New York, New Haven & Hartford Long Island Public Service Commissioners Troley Public Service Commissions Mellen New Haven Road New Haven Millbrook Company New York, Westchester & Connecticut Railway Westchester Portchester Road Harlem River Portchester New Maven Brooklyn Rapid Transit Long Island Railroad Queens Manhattan Island New York State Railways Company Delaware & Hudson Railroad Albany Schenectady Troy Watervilet Cohoes Saratoga Springs Hudson Valley Glens Falls Lake George Delaware & Hudson A Hudson River Valley Erie Canal Central Boston & Albany Hudson River Division Schenectady Railway Company Delaware & Hudson Company United Traction Company Boston & Albany Railroad Hudson River West Shore Susquehanna Pennsylvania St. Lawrence River Binghamton Delaware, Lackawana & Western Hudson Valley Railway United Traction Company of Waterford Mechanicsville Ballston Spa Saratoga Glen Lake Champlain New York West Shore Railroad Morgan New York State Railways Andrews Syndicate Rochester Little Falls Utica Syracuse Syracuse Rapid Transit Company Little Oneida Railway Oneida New York Central Railroad West Shore Road Auburn Auburn & Northern Port Byron Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern Auburn & Northern Road Syracuse & Eastern Rochester Railway Rochester & Eastern Rapid Railway Canandaigua Geneva Rochester & Sodus Railway Sodus Bay Lake Ontario The Pererrrs Electric New York State Railways System Buffalo International Traction Company J. M. Morgan & Co Buffalo Way Buffalo, Lockport & Rochester Lockport Thirty-fourth Street Crosstown Road Buffalo, Lockport & Rochester Road

City Bath House Held Up In Brooklyn Suit

Supreme Court Justice Maddox adjourned the case to Tuesday as Dr. Albert Chambers seeks to halt the city from issuing 175000 in stock to fund a Coney Island pavilion. Property owners contend the bath house would raise values and violate an 1874 law restricting Concourse use to park and driveway without legislative action.

Supreme Court Maddox Brooklyn Coney Island Albert Chambers Concourse

Coast Artillery Regimen Heads to Fisher’s Island Training

The Thirteenth Regiment Coast Artillery of Brooklyn travels to Fisher’s Island for ten days of big gun practice. Under Col Charles O. Davis the unit marches from Sumner Avenue Armory to Atlantic and Flatbush Avenues, then to Grand Central for two special trains to New London. A steamer carries them across the Sound to Fort Wright where the regiment camps under canvas. Washington permits including recruits for practical instruction.

Coast Artillery Brooklyn Fisher’s Island Long Island Sound Fort Wright Charles O. Davis Sumner Avenue Atlantic and Flatbush Avenues Grand Central Station New London Conn Washington Col. Davis

Greely Survivors Gather for Dinner Talk in City

Morris Connel from San José arrives as a majority of Greely arctic expedition survivors converge in the city. Francis Long and Henry Bederbeck are present, with Gen. Greely and Col. Brainard absent. The group plans a meeting this afternoon aboard a North German Lloyd liner to set a dinner date.

Morris Connel San José Greely Cape Sabine Francis Long Schley

King George’s Household Appointment List Published

A gazette lists extensive retention of King Edward’s staff in King George’s household. Carrington becomes Keeper of the Privy Purse replacing Probyn, Knollys and Bigge remain as private secretaries, with Lord Annaly joining as secretary and Bedchamber lord alongside other former Prince of Wales associates.

London King George King Edward William H. P. Carrington Prince of Wales Dighton Probyn Francis Knollys Arthur John Bigge Lord Annaly Royal Household

New Prison Site Approved Near Wingdale

Gov Hughes approved a 500 acre site near Wingdale in Dutchess County for a new state prison to replace Sing Sing. The decision marks a shift in state correctional planning and relocates incarceration facilities to a more rural location.

Albany

Miss Yerkes Seeks Her Legacy in Court Action

Miss Ethel Link Yerkes through guardian James Co Chandler petitions Judge Ward in the U S Circuit Court to intervene in the Underground Electric Railways Co of London v Louis S Owsley executor of Charles T Yerkes estate. The Yerkes heir, daughter of Clarence Yerkes, seeks access to a $100000 trust income not yet paid.

Miss Yerkes Ethel Link Yerkes James Co. Chandler Traction Maagnate Yerkes

Morris Ray Convicted of Manslaughter in Second Trial

Morris Ray found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for the 1908 shooting of Louis Spielberg during an east side gambling quarrel. After eight hours of deliberation in a second trial for murder in the second degree, the verdict shocked spectators and drew mercy recommendations from the jury.

Louis Spielberg East Side Morris Ray Supreme Court Spielberg Ray Homicide Bureau Jerome Movris Ray Moss Victoria Café

Incorrigible’s Desire Sparks Anti-Swearing League

In Jersey City Captain Timothy J. Murphy spoke to a class of incorrigibles at Public School 9 invited by Mrs. Bessie Clements. He challenged the boys about swearing and urged them to become good cops, prompting the formation of an anti-swearing league as they left.

Jersey City Bessie Clements Public School 9 Timothy J. Murphy Capt. Murphy

Burglary at 991 Union Avenue Bronx

Charles C. Townsend reported to the Bronx Detective Bureau that his third floor apartments at 991 Union Avenue were broken into in the afternoon. Jewelry was taken and the extent of the loss was not yet known, as the home was ransacked from parlor to kitchen. An attempted break in at Charles Brahn’s nearby apartment on the same floor frightened the burglars away.

Charles C. Townsend Bronx Union Avenue Charles Brahn

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