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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1905

Page

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Wallace quits Panama Canal post as probe looms

After John F. Wallace resigns as chief engineer, Washington releases a detailed account of the resignation and conference with Taft. Reports connect an Interborough offer of 60,000 dollars a year to lure him away. A wall of supporters and rivals claim the move could trigger investigations and shed light on past graft allegations.

TIMES Wallace American Railway Association Philadelphia Stuyvesant Fish United States Mr. Wallace Taft Washington

Wallace to Be Subway Head

A close ally says Chief Engineer Joh J. Wallace quit the Panama Canal for an Interborough Rapid Transit Company post offering a salary near 0.K a year. Roosevelt announced Wallace’s resignation. friends expect rapid developments in the canal enterprise within days while Wallace remains in New York avoiding interviews.

Joh J. Wallace Panama Canal Interborough Rapid Transit Company Walace New York Roosevelt Wallace Illinois Central Railroad Stuyvesant Iish Ile Canal Zone Interborough Rapid Transit Company of

Index to Departments in the Daily Paper

An index listing sections and page numbers for Commercial World Amusements Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Society Weather Report Yesterdays Fires with corresponding page locations 12 9 6 6 6 6 12 15 9 4 9

Taft reveals New York conference details and Wallace fallout

Secretary Taft releases a verbatim statement of the meeting with Wallace and Shonts at the Manhattan Hotel, detailing his demand for Wallace's resignation and the President's approval at Cambridge. Cromwell and Col. Edwards oversaw the process, with stenographers and multiple copies produced for the record. The report notes ongoing offers for the Chief Engineer post and forthcoming announcements.

New York Times Washington Taft Wallace Shonts Panama Canal Commission Manhattan New York Cambridge Mr. Shonts William Nelson Cromwell Col. Edwards Canal Commission Cromwell Panama Canal

Hot fight as swindle suspects grabbed at Gains borough door

Police arrest two men at 112 Riverside Avenue Gains borough after a brawl with detectives while accusing them of swindling Dr John A Harris out of 12500 and seeking 7000 more. Detectives Reardon Champer Andrews and Platt led the operation. weapons and evidence found at headquarters include cash and gambling items.

Gainsborough Riverside Avenue John A. Harris Harris France Paris Strosnider George Snyder West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street George Thompson West One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street Reardon Jerome Dr. Harris Champer Andrews Platt Charles Simons Simons Polse Cooney Rehan Longeut Snyder Thompson Treadquarters Nosnider McKee Hotel

Rockefeller Wins Suit Over Adirondack Trespass Damages

Albany June 29 William Rockefeller brother of John D won a decision in the Appellate Division Supreme Court for 18 cents damages and 790 31 costs against Oliver La Mora Adirondack guide. The case stemmed from an alleged trespass on Rockefeller's Franklin County preserve and was before the court for the second time on appeal by La Mora.

Albany William Rockefeller John D Appellate Division Supreme Court Oliver la Mora Rockefeller Franklin County la Mora

Special Sessions Vacancy Sparks Clerkship Hopes

Justice Elizur B. Hinsdale’s term ends today and will not be renewed as he is a Republican. Ex Alderman Charles W. Culkin, linked to Patrick Rexhon, is favored for the Clerk of the Court role when Hinsdale’s successor is named. The vacant position pays $9,000 yearly for a ten year term. Chief Clerk earns $4,000.

Elizur B. Hinsdale Court of Special Sessions Strong Criminal Court Mayo Charles W. Culkin Patrick Jr. Rexhon Hinsdile Culkin Justice Hinsdale

18 Hours to Chicago Means Overnight Business Travel

The Pennsylvania Special leaves New York daily at 3 55 P M and arrives Chicago 8 55 A M next day. This means, to the business man, making the trip over night, between business hours.

20Th Century Chicago 20Th Century Limited New York Central Lines New York Lake Shore Adv Pennsylvania

$20 Million Steel Deal Shifts Industry Power

Pittsburg aboard: United States Steel Corp wins largest steel contract in industry history with Pittsburg Steel Co to supply all billets for five years starting July 1. The deal, valued at 20 to 25 million, shifts prices on pig iron and impacts regional mills and pools amid a price war with Republic Iron and Steel.

New York Times Pittsburg H. Rowe Pitsburg Steel Company United States Steel Corporation John W. Gates Republic Iron and Steel Company Pittsburg Steel Company The Steel Corporation Monessen Glassport Republic Company Rail Association Southern Iron No. 2 New York

Five Hurt In Benzine Blast In East New York Building

An explosion of benzine and oils in a new four story building at 327 Snediker Avenue East New York last evening injured five workmen four seriously. Two may die. The blast wrecked the first floor and shattered windows in adjoining homes. Fire followed. Joseph Alderman and Louis Lousburg burned severely. David Rozisk and Harry Hess burned less severely. Josie Negro was cut by flying glass. The painter crew fled amid flames as cans of benzine and other materials burned. Neighbors removed burning clothing and ambulances were called.

Snediker Avenue New York Bradford Street Hospital Joseph Alderman Watkins Street Louis lLousburg David Rozisk Harry Hess Atlantic Avenue Josie Negro Elias M. Pilsner Stone Avenue Wil Brdford Street St. Mary’s

Isthmian Canal Commission buys two fast American ships

The Isthmian Canal Commission buys the Mexico and Havana from Ward Line for 650000 dollars each. The vessels, 5500 tons and 16 knots, will be leased to the Panama Railroad and Steamship Line, replacing costly chartered ships and saving four days per round trip.

Washington Shonts Isthmian Canal Commission Ward Line Panama Railroad Mexico Havana Panama Railroad and Steamship Line Commission Europe New York Colon Learns

Odessa Under Fire as Rebel Warship Bombards Port

The Odessa fighting escalates with the Kniaz Potemkine firing on the city, burning the Central Railway Station and warehouses. Casualties are reported in the hundreds as troops, Cossacks, and mutinous sailors clash amid black smoke and raids on ports and ships.

New York Central Announces Express Train Schedule

A fast new service on the New York Central leaves Grand Central at 1 57 PM reaching Albany at 4 52 PM Utica 6 47 PM Syracuse 3 00 PM Rochester 9 33 PM and Buffalo 11 10 PM No excess fare is charged.

N. Y. Central Grand ‘“Central Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo

Fourth of July Special Train Returning From Atlantic City

The Pennsylvania Railroad runs a July Fourth special train leaving Atlantic City at 5 30 PM to New York with stops at Trenton New Brunswick Elizabeth and Newark Parlor and dining cars advertised. Erie Railroad offers Niagara Falls round trip July 1 2 and 8 with fares listed and contact information at 399 1159 Broadway NY and 383 Fulton St Brooklyn.

Atlantic City Pennsylvania Railroad New York Trenton New Brunswick Elizabeth Newark Niagara Falls Erie Railroad Broadway, N Fulton St B’klyn

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