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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
3
The Fifth Avenue Branch of The Farmers Loan and Trust Company at 475 Fifth Avenue near 41st Street offers interest on deposit accounts as custodian property and manner real property. Travelors Letters of Credit foreign money and express checks vat boxes for customers.
The 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act established strict label enforcement. A government chemist team vetted Bosca Sparkling and Still Wines with approval. American distributors Bosca & Co. advertise Bosca Bruts and Moscatas at No. 3 Watts Street, New York City.
The trial of Broughton Brandenburg for grand larceny in the second degree continues in the New York Supreme Court. Executed Hastings testifies Brandenburg sought to evade responsibility over a forged Cleveland article. cross examination probes signatures, copies, and custody of the original manuscript.
City Hall crisis erupts as Mayor McClellan excludes Blair Frazer Remington salesman from executive offices after questioning how he knew department typewriter details. The dispute over contracts for 30 machines pits Royal Typewriter against Remington and Underwood amid bids and a controversial inspector- salesman role.
The Rev Dr J Ross Stevenson of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church may resign after accepting a call to Brown Presbyterian in Baltimore. Anticipated to leave New York’s leading congregation in fall. Associate pastor Edwin F Hallenbeck may also resign, having led the church’s forward movement program with evangelistic revivals and night services.
In Paterson detectives and officials say Meyer Rosenblum and his wife plotted arson to defraud an insurance company. Both charged with arson and jailed without bail after the store on River Street and Sixth Avenue was set ablaze. The wife was bound and assaulted in the fire scene. investigators found the store key in Rosenblum’s possession. Insurance valued at 2500, stock at 800. Rosenblum planned to move business to New York.
Justice Edgar A. Spencer fined the Natural Carbonic Gas Company 250 dollars and held it in contempt for disobeying an injunction barring pumping at Saratoga Springs wells. The injunction awaits trial in Hathorn v. company. attorneys expect the decree to force a permanent stop to pumping.
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