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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1909

Page

5

Public Service Commission Eyes Lexington Avenue Subway First

The Public Service Commission moves toward advertising bids on all city subway routes, aiming to build Lexington Avenue first in Manhattan and the Bronx. It outlines construction finance options with private capital and city ownership, and notes prior route approvals and upcoming committee reviews.

Public Service Commission Bradley-Gaffney-Steers Bronx Coney Island Board of Estimate Rapid Transit Commission Lexington Avenue Manhattan Cantal River Avenue Jerome Avenue Southern Boulevard Westchester Avenue Canal Street Manhattan Bridge Brooklyn Loop Williamsburg Bridge Ashland Place Fourth Avenue Bensonhurst Bath Beach Third Avenue Old Rapid Transit Commission New Bridge Brooklyn Fort Hamilton Gen. Tracy Houston Street Harlem River McGowan Ahearn Haffen Coler Lewis

Metz Backed by West Side Voters for Seventh Ave Subway

Controller Metz wins strong show of support from 200 Lower West Side property owners and residents who applaud his pledge to back Seventh Avenue subway extension at the Board of Estimate.

Varick Street Greenwich Village West Side Seventh Avenue Times Square Battery Morton Street Edwin Zimmerman Board of Estimate Metz James Duross Lower West Side Manhattan

Florrie Sullivan Dead East Side Political Figure

The east side mourns the death of Florrie Sullivan known as Big Florrie, a longtime political power and leader in the Eighth Assembly District. He died Thursday in the Adirondacks after years of public service and a period of mental illness following a Europe trip with Robert A. Pinkerton. His funeral tomorrow at his mother’s home is expected to be among the largest east side services in years.

Big Florrie” Sullivan Adirondacks Big Florrie Big Tim Lower East Side Robert A. Pinkerton Europe Pinkerton Eighth Assembly van Wyck Bureau of Incumbrances Sullivan Little Tim Florrie Sullivan Florrie Florrie’’ Sullivan Charles T. Perry

Moon Captured by Earth Proved by Astronomer Lee

Prof T J J Lee of the Naval Observatory at Mare Island announced a mathematical proof that the moon is a planet captured by the earth from space, countering Laplace and Darwin theories. He linked the moon’s origin to a bottle neck like neck of space in the sun’s sphere of influence and described the gradual circularization of its orbit under nebular resistance.

San Francisco T. J. J. Lee Naval Observatory Mare Island Laplace Sir George Darwin Hill Poincaré Darwin Lee Astronomical Society of the Pacific Coast Solar System Jupiter Saturn Earth Mercury Astronomical Society of the Pacific Halley Newton B. C

Court Affirms Injunction Over Grand Street Theatre

Supreme Court Justice Gildersleeve ordered Ja cob P. Adler restrained from interfering with A. H. Woods's possession of the Grand Street Theatre. The Appellate Division upheld the injunction to remain in force while disputes between Adler and Woods continue since Adler recovered the theatre in June 1908 for two years at 25000 per year. Woods reportedly paid one year's rent in advance and deposited 10000 to insure the second year's rental as Adler and his staff moved in last April. Adler contends Woods breached terms of the case.

Supreme Court Gildersleeve Jacob P. Adler A. H. Woods Grand Street Theatre Woods Playhouse Adler

Blaine Club Outing Set to Cranberry Lake Tomorrow

The James G. Blaine Club, leader Joseph Levenson, plans its annual outing for 2500 attendees from the east side traveling by special trains to Cranberry Lake. It will be the club's largest contract to date.

James G. Blaine Second Assembly District Joseph Levenson Cranberry Lake

Autoist's Odd Reply To Suit

Gutman Rubin sued broker A H Flint for 500 damages after being run down March 5 at Twelfth Street and Fourth Avenue. Flint's counsel filed a counter claim for 150 alleging Rubin negligently damaged the auto, injuring its enamel. Trial set for soon with a jury to resolve which party bears fault. Automobile enthusiasts will watch the outcome.

Gutman Rubin Madison Street Twelfth Street Fourth Avenue A. H. Flint Broad Street Stuart M. Kohn Wall Street Flint Rubin St. Vincent’s Hospital

Ambulance Board Named By City Mayor

Mayor McClellan appointed Nathan Bijur and Harold I. Pratt as citizen members of the new Ambulance Service Board. The body also includes Police Commissioner Beingham, Charities Commissioner Hebbard, and Bellevue Hospital Board President Brannan. Bijur helped push the ambulance bill. Pratt is a banker and Brooklyn Hospital Governing Board member.

McClellan Nathan Bijur Harold I. Pratt Board of Ambulance Service Bingham Hebbard Brannan Bellevue Hospital Bijur Pratt Brooklyn Hospital

Directors appeal for funds for 30000 children at Rockaway Park

The Directors of the Sanitarium for Hebrew Children appeal for funds to carry on the work of providing for at least 30,000 children during the season at Rockaway Park. Most come from congested east side districts and need medical attention. Subscriptions may be sent to Treasurer Hezekiah Kohn at 356 Second Avenue.

Rockaway Park East Side Hezekiah Kohn Second Avenue

Third Avenue Bonds Plan For Reorganization Foreseen

The Bondholders' Committee proposes a foreclosure sale of the Third Avenue Railroad property on Sept 2 to a new company. New securities include 16.5 million refunding bonds, 32 million adjustment bonds, and 20 million in stock to be issued to current holders, with old stockholders paying 25 per share. Public Service Commission to hold a hearing next Wednesday on the plan.

Third Avenue Railroad Public Service Commission James N. Wallace Adrian Iselin Edmund D. Randolph Mortimer L. Schiff James Timpson Harry Bronner Third Avenue Consolidated Third Avenue Company

Appellate Court Denies McClellan Defense Allowance

The Appellate Division denied Mayor McClellan a further 2000 dollar reimbursement from the State Treasury for defense expenses in the Mayoralty suit. The city had previously paid 67000 dollars to cover costs in the legal battle over the 1906 election between Hearst and McClellan.

McClellan State Treasury Appellate Division The Supreme Court Jackson William Randolph Hearst George B. McClellan

Army officers assigned to posts and duties abroad

The United Service reports several transfers and temporary assignments: First Lieut. J L Dodge acts as Quartermaster aboard the transport Buford. First Lieut. O C Fisk to Fort Michie for temporary duty. Col. F Baker to Hartford to inspect ordnance. Capt. W D Newbill to Tonawanda to inspect material. First Lieut. T B McCown to Fort Duchesne for temporary duty. First Lieut. H H Vankirk and First Lieut. I S Martin to Fort Sheridan for the Northern pistol competition on July 28.

Washington J. L. Dodge Nineteenth Infantry Buford O. C. Fisk Medical Reserve Corps Fort Michie H. A. Knox Col. F. Baker Ordnance Hartford W. D. Newbill Tonawanda N. Y T. B. McCown Fort Duchesne Utah H. H. Vankirk I. S. Martin Fourteenth Cavalry Fort Sheridan

Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sail in Atlantic Ports

Arrived Hist at Charleston Montgomery Boston Tonopah Newport. Sailed Castine Cuttlefish Octopus Tarrantula Viper from Norfolk to Newport Mississippi from Philadelphia to Hampton Roads Wisconsin from Portsmouth NH to Hampton Roads Ajax from Boston to Portsmouth NH Vermont from Provincetown to Hampton Roads New Jersey from Boston to Hampton Roads.

Hist Charleston Montgomery Boston Tonopah Newport Castine Octopus Viper Norfolk Mississippi Philadelphia Hampton Roads Wisconsin Portsmouth N. H Ajax Vermont Provincetown New Jersey

Loeb Holds Imports of Alleged Cognac

The Collector of the Port may order relabeling or return of French brandies held for pure food law violations. About a thousand cases are in Public Stores awaiting decision, with several importers involved and bottles mislabeled to hide Cognac origin.

Jules Barteau White Starner Oceanic California

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