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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1908

Page

3

Hearing on Action 10 Forfeit Charter Case In NYC Railway

Attorney General Jackson pursues the forfeit of the New York City Railway charter arguing insolvency based on a 1906 deficiency of 6.9 million dollars. Testimony questions the assets and discounts in the 1906 balance sheet as Montague's bankers and officers defend, while cross examinations probe the Metropolitan Securities Company and Interurban notes.

Jackson New York City Railway Vernon M. Davis Supreme Court Lacombe United States Circuit Court Metropolitan Street Railway State Railroad Commission Brown Nathen Vidaver Jerome Metropolitan Securities Company Herbert R. Limburg Attorney General's Office Limburg D. B. Hasbrouck Charles 15. Warren Mr. Brown Paul D. Cravath Mr. Limburg Mortimer L. Schiff Jacob H. Schiff Kuhn, Loeb & Co City Railway Metrono Street Railway Timburg Hasbrouck Xexa Charles E. Warren Warren Cravath Justice Davis Mr. Warren

Detectives Seek Arson Clues in NYC Car Barn Fires

Investigators from the New York City Board of Fire Underwriters and Fire Department probe nine car barn blazes since 1907 causing over 2.5 million in insured losses. Fire Commissioner Bonner orders full ruin inspections at the Ninety-sixth Street and Second Avenue site. Detectives will question railway officials including Supt. McKeever as marshals Seery and Bonner pursue potential arson leads amid suspicions tied to two fires coinciding with a Grote paint factory blaze.

New York City Railway Company New York City Board of Fire Underwriters City Fire Department Hugh Bonner Ninety-sixth Street Second Avenue Board of Fire Underwriters Bonner Peter Seery George W. Grote East 103d Street Seery Marshal Seery McKeever Eerie Eee Bonner Traction Company Manhattan Outes Frank Locke Atlas Fire Insurance Company Board of Fire ‘Underwriters Atlas Company Traction ‘Company Brooklyn Mr. Locke London Lloyd’s Willis O. Robb Board of Underwriters’ Committee On

Saint-Gaudens Memorial Opens at the Metropolitan Museum

A large gathering attended the opening of the Saint-Gaudens memorial exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Mrs. Saint-Gaudens present, with loans from patrons including Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Jacob Schiff. The show features Lincoln Sherman The Puritan models and various plaques plus copies and Irish antiquities. The project cost about 6000 to 7000 dollars covered by private subscriptions. The exhibit opens to the public this morning.

Augustus Saint-Gaudens Metropolitan Museum of Art Saint-Gaudens Lincoln Sherman Samuel Chapin Numismatic Society United States Stanford White Harry Payne Whitney Commodore Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt Prescott Hall Butler Pardon Clarke America Engand Copley Gilbert Stuart National Museum Dublin T. Hitachiyama

Passengers for Europe on Kaisier Wilhelm II List

The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II sails to Bremen today with a long list of passengers. Included are notable figures such as Joseph Duveen, Guggenheim spouses, Baron Alexis de Gunzburg, Gov. of Samoa, Dr. Herman Kutnow, Lispenard Stewart, and Lieut. Pablo Zayas among others.

Europe Bremen Alfred Apfel Arthur Alexander Jules §. Bache Eilsha. Dyer Er. H. Copper Charles 8. Drummond Joseph Duveen Ko Oos Falks Daniel Guggenheim BE. S. Grew Baron Alexis de Gunzburg Lioyd Hartman E. L. Jessup Herman Kutnow Gustav Leonhardt M. Kay le Rey Cord Meyer George Mercer Abner Mellon Morton C. Nichols Mortimer L. Lehite Lispenard Stewart Samoa Fred Tara Charles ‘Townsend J. Stevens Ulman S. C. Vannerpoel Whitney-Hoff George J. Warner Edward Welsh Hu Wellington Yates Lieut Pablo Zayas

Women Host Turkish Bath Party at Prince George Hotel

Miss N. Be Sankey Jones entertained fifteen guests including club presidents at the Hotel Prince George with a Turkish bath theme. The group arrived by car, visited the hot room and pool, then enjoyed a Japanese luncheon served in the baths with kimono favors and a light tea course. Guests included Miss Margaret Riley and Baroness von Ruhimer among others.

N. BE. Sankey- Jones Hotel Prince George Margaret Riley Baroness von Ruhimer HE. Frye- Barker Herbert, Dickson, Campbell-Wolfe Florence St. Leonard de Wolfe

Milk price cuts spark shopper surprise across firms

News reports reveal several milk companies cutting prices from nine to eight cents per quart for regular milk while cream and higher grade milks stay at current levels. Executives defend strategies as winter costs shift and predicted summer prices loom.

Borden's Milk Company Sheffield Farms-Slawson- Decker Company Borden Sheffield Farms Alexander Campbell Mill Company Brooklyn Borden People Tes Hudson Street Loton Horton Sheffield Farms-Slawson-Decker Company Boards of Health Mutual Milk and Cream Company East Twenty-second Street

Five Years for Counterfeiter Rulli

Bartholomew Rulli, a Philadelphia counterfeiter, was sentenced by United States Judge Cross to five years in the New Jersey State prison for passing counterfeit coins in Atlantic City last summer. Government Secret Service agents say he produced over 400,000 spurious half dollars in the last two decades, and he has already served two prior terms.

Rulli Trenton Bartholomew Rulli Philadelphia United States Cross New Jersey Atlantic City

Three Men Fatally Scalded In Jersey City Tank

Three workers died after being scalded in a borax tank at M Calm & Brothers factory 119 West Side Avenue Jersey City. Names are Joseph Balraag John Wassag and John Ashden all residents of 220 Pacific Avenue. Wassag died soon after at City Hospital. the others succumbed hours later. The men were cleaning a tank filled with two feet of boiling water and fell from a platform twenty feet deep. Cries brought help but rescue took time.

M. Calm & Brothers West Side Avenue Jersey City Joseph Balraag John Wassag John Ashden Pacific Avenue Wassag

Embroidered Linen Towels With Eyelet and Macrame Sale

In varied weaves and trims, the offerings include hand embroidery drawn work lace insertion and English Eyelet with lace medallions. Also featured are Macrame Towels of Italian manufacture with deep hand knotted fringes priced from 50c to 12.50 each.

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