Tammany To Adopt Public Ownership In City Transit
Platform committee of the Democratic Fusion pushes municipal ownership of all public utilities. By 1912 they plan to seize control of surface lines and curb private food and service monopolies. Hearings, political maneuvering, and potential anti Mitchel candidates roil the race as Tammany seeks to rebrand its image.
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Tammany
Campas
Miche
City Democracy
es-State
Anthony J. Griffin
Bromma
Ene
Ae Pian
Vietme
Ank
L. Donttas
Board of Aldermen
Perceton
Ganger Teberegretios
The
of New York
Alreal
Acvine
Board of Estimate
New York
Acton
Cai
Morris M
End Taxpayers ‘Associations
Civic Organ Ontome
Pla
Roosevelt
Tammanys
Tammuon
Tammany Hall
anti-Mitchel Moveent
Hearst
Preparation for Ninth Southern Commercial Convention
The Merchants' Committee of the Southern Commercial Congress chaired by William Fellowes Morgen met at the Congress headquarters in the Hotel McAlpin to begin work for the ninth convention scheduled for January 11 to 17. The program focuses on North South merchant relations and their link to national issues.
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Merchants’ Committee
Southern Commercial Congress
William Fellowes Morgen
Merchants Association of New York
Congress
McAlpin
Hell
North
Independent Voters Ask Mayor Questions After Meeting
After a Federation of Independent Votes meeting at 40 West 33rd Street, John Poth sent inquiries to Mayor Mitchel and Controller Prendergast. The letters challenge Borough President Marks on administration issues including department centralization and Croton water pricing, seeking public-hearing details and cost allocations.
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The
Federation of Independent Votes
West Thirty-third Street
John Poth
Mitchel
Ontroller
Prendergast
Marks
Ang
City Oe
Boara
New York Central
Island Street
Ten Island
Tooeae
Croton
Broadwlower Avenue
Dying man signs will in critical probate case
Rosa V. Marshall, assistant principal and widow of William Marshall, claims in Surrogate Cohalan’s court that her dying husband altered his will, cutting her and her son George to $1. Dr. John A. Bullinger seeks delay in the widow’s and son’s support and executor fees. Estate valued at over $100,000 includes an electrical condenser patented in 1914 and $14,000 inherited from his sister.
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Public School 4
Cohalan
William Marshall
George Marshall
John A. Bullinger
B.C
Terrace
Peerett
West Styalath Saree
Bullinger
Marshall
Anarchists Goldman Berkman Jury Drawn for Trial
Federal trial of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman on conspiracy to obstruct military law moves forward after three days. Jurors questioned by Berkman and Judge Mayer, with testimony set to begin at 10 Monday morning.
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Federal District Court
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
United States
Frederick W. Price
Perfumer
Howard Street
Bernard Freund
Sewler
Maiden Lane
Reginald 5. James
Riverside Drive
Andrew J. Davis
West Eighty-eighth Street
David Davis
George W. Heller
West Eighty-sixth Street
William C. Hurd
Tintop_Avenue
The
Bronx
Edwin Bendict
Claremont Avenue
Eugene J. Om
West 120Th Street
James W King
Fifty-third Street
William C. Chapman
Ann Street
Berkman
Miss Goldman
Talesmen
Russia
Judge Mayer
Mayer
Long Term for Embezzler in Philadelphia
Jesse Williamson a 2d, known in social circles, was sentenced in Philadelphia to not less than eight nor more than twenty-four years in prison and fined $1,000 on charges of embezzling about trust funds from the Pennsylvania Company for the Insurance Lives and Granting of Annuities where he served as secretary. He allegedly took securities to cover a failed business venture and later lived beyond his means, forging orders to gain securities from wealthy women. the company repaid all losses.
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Philadelphia
Jesse Williamson
Pennsylvania Company
Williamson
New York Tea Rooms Offer Luncheon and Dinner Deals
An assortment of city tea rooms lists menus and prices. The Fernery at 22 East 33rd Street offers open air dining and a la carte options with smoking in the garden. The Dorothy-Louise on West 39th Street advertises luncheon and dinner prices and a chicken dinner weekly at 775 Madison Avenue. Old Gramercy Park offers breakfast, luncheon, and dinner with Saturday New England Supper.
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Omntense
Fernery
Street & M Tucker
New York
39Th ST
Lord & Taylor
Madison Ave
Mary Louise
Old Gramercy Park
New England
Irving Place
F. B. Taylor
D. D
Indianapolis
Judson Memorial Church
A. Ray Petit
James M. Brucewill
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Cor
31St ST
Co. A. Eaton
Broadway Fresbyserlay
Borth St
Proadway
Walter Duncan Buchanan
Central
Pabsbyterian Church
Ison Avenue
67Th Street
Wilton Merle-Smith
Hugh Black
Fifth AV. Presbyterian Church
J. H. Jowett
James Palmer
Robert E. Speer
Fort Washington
Broadway
14Th &J
Daniel Hoffman Martin
D.D
AL Erian
West End
91St St
Edgar Whitaker Work
Work
Harlem
Mount Morris Park West
George Wells Arms
Madison AV. Presbyterian Church
Henry Sloane Coffin
James M. Howard
SP. M
North Presbyterian Church
155Th St
Tugboat Crews Threaten Strike in New York Harbor
Tugboat captains engineers and deckhands in New York Harbor threaten a Monday strike to demand pay rises of 25 dollars a month for captains and engineers and 10 dollars for deckhands cooks and firemen. Railroad-owned tugboats are not affected and officials warn a walkout could halt port commerce and hinder government shipping and war mobilization.
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New York Boat Owners’ Association
New York Towing Exchange
Victor M. Downer
Vieron To Company, Inc
Newark
Aaa
Inels Lee Masters
M Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Department of Covernment
War Department
Tion
Potter Plant Sold. New York Buyer Takes Over
The Potter Printing Press Company plant in Plainfield New Jersey has been sold to Henry A Wise Wood of New York. Wood, formerly with Campbell Printing Press Company, will assume control July 1. The two plants are expected to operate together in Plainfield to manufacture presses and related items. The Plainfield plant, founded thirteen years ago by the late Charles Potter, previously held contracts with the Government Printing Office but has run with greatly reduced force in recent years.
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Caedesen
Al @eenith
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
The
New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Potter Printing Press Company
Henry A. Wise Wood
New York
Wood
Campbell Printing Press Company
Charles Potter
Government
Lost and Found Notices from New York City Streets
Numerous terse loss notices list items including cigarette cases, wallets, jewelry, watches, pins, brooches, canaries, and a diamond ring. Names and addresses appear, with rewards offered and locations around Manhattan, Brooklyn, and nearby transit routes. Found money is offered for identification, and a single found sum is to be returned upon advertisement verification.
Many Churches Offer Services Across New York
A long list of church services for Sunday and midweek in churches across Manhattan and Bronx. Includes Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal and other denominations with times, pastors, addresses, and noted special events and sermons.
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Christian Science
Central Park West
Pgth
Central Park W
68Th St
125Th St
Madison
Ft. Washington
Acesaeons Hall
Washington Av
Bronx
Rabbi Krass Called to Fifty-fifth Street Temple
Rabbi Nathan Krass of Temple Israel Brooklyn has been invited to lead the Fifty-fifth Street Temple Manhattan. A decision to accept could start January 1, 1918, with a yearly salary and Rabbi Isaac Moses retiring after seventeen years.
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Nathan Krass
Temple Israel
Lafayette
Bedford Avenues
Brooklyn
Fifty-fifth Street Temple
Fifty-fifth Street
Lexington Avenue
Manhattan
Dr. Krass
West
American Jewish Relief Committee
Samuel 5. Hamburger
Ess
Isaac
Moses
OConnor Presses Irish Cause in New York Visit
T P O Conor heads the Irish Nationalist mission in New York and fields delegates from Irish American groups at the Knickerbocker Hotel. He saw over forty visitors as sentiment toward the Irish Convention grows in both American and Irish American circles.
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T.’P. O'Connor
New York
Knickerbocker
J. O'Connor
A At Is Close
New York Central Plans Statewide Train Cuts
The New York Central will remove 90 to 100 trains from service in New York State tomorrow while the Pennsylvania system trims a similar number. Central officials say NYC’s cuts affect mainly upstate locals and city-area service remains largely intact. The plan consolidates trains and adds stops to maintain core service, freeing locomotives trainmen and coal for other duties.
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New York Central
New York State
Pennsylvania
New York City
L. F. Vosburgh
the Central
Samuel Hatt Dies in Clinton Prison at 68
Samuel Hatt former Albany lawyer and church worker died in Clinton Prison at 68 from tuberculosis. He was serving a double sentence for embezzlement and defrauding clients, with terms set to expire in May 1921 after being indicted in January 1913.
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Sami. Hatt
Clinton
Plattsburg
N. Y
Samuel Hatt
Albany
Tubercus
Hatt
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