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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1908

Page

13

Coal Roads in Test Await New Law Ruling

Railroads face penalties under the Hepburn commodity clause of 1906 unless Supreme Court confirms its validity. Agreement with the Attorney General suspends enforcement during test suits, with coal and other lines considering divestment of related lands if upheld.

Bonaparte Supreme Court District of Columbia Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Cambria Steel Companies Cate Coal Roads Senator Elkins Elkins

Night watchman claims empty mess chest blamed on cockroach

A tale from Admiral Evans era recounts a sailors dispute over food from a mess chest. The sailor swore no food remained and described a cockroach emerging from the chest with tears in its eyes, as reported by Harper's Weekly.

Admiral Evans Evans Harper’s Weekly

Shad Industry Dims at Gravesend Bay

Dilapidated shacks line Gravesend Bay where once bustling shad fishermen left for busier waters. Although the season runs, no nets have been cast here for weeks, blamed on garbage dumping within twenty miles and fill in Coney Island Creek. Families abandoned cottages as ships and nets decayed, marking the first season with no shad taken in memory.

Gravesend Bay Coney Island Creek New York Fulton Market Manhattan Bay Bay Shore

How to Catch a Milk Thief in Harlem

Henry Kantrowitz of 31 East 100th Street sets a trap for a thief who takes his milk each morning. After a sleepless stakeout he spots the thief on Second Avenue, trails him with a spool, and with Police Officer Nelson captures Henry Wolf of 1946 First Avenue. Magistrate Harris sentences Wolf to 2 dollars.

Henry Kantrowicz East 100Th Street Young Kantrowitz Mr. Kantrowitz Second Avenue Nelson

Hungarian postal system expands as telegraph room opens

The Hungarian postal service sees growth across departments and opens new rooms. A special room houses 100 Hughes and 109 Morse instruments. Budapest’s telephone department handled over 100 million calls last year, signaling rapid modernization.

Hungary Europe Budapest

Farmers' Loan and Trust Co Branch Locations

Chartered entity details listing offices in New York at William Street and Fifth Avenue, and international branches in London Paris. States services for Bills of Exchange Cheques and Cable Transfers.

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Hungary's social experiments praised by Pall Mall Gazette

The Pall Mall Gazette lauds Hungary as forward looking for social reforms under M. Peter de Szalay. It notes new post office facilities, servants lodgings, a day and night buffet, staff housing in suburbs, free medical care with 19 000 treated, a large pension group, and a newspapers service that delivers post train arrival.

Hungary M. Peter de Szalay New Zealand London Pall Mall Gazette

Circumstantial Evidence From a Magazine Fragment

A courtroom exchange questions how a witness proves drinking and gambling by the defendant. The witness explains the defendant gave a blue chip for fare and told the conductor to keep the change, revealing alleged habits through brief actions.

Lppincott’s

Prominent Names Listed for Board or Committee Roles

A roster of individuals including John E. Borne, William H. Chesebrough, Richard Delafield, Ashbel P. Fitch, Anson R. Flower, H. B. Hollins, J. S. Kuhn, Frank R. Lawrence, Cord Meyer, Seth M. Milliken, Randal Morgan, Morgan J. O'Brien appears in a historic civic or organizational document.

John E. Borne WM. H. Chesebrough Richard Delafield Ashbel P. Fitch Anson R. Flower H. B. Hollins Jamess. Kuhn Frank R. Lawrence Cord Meyer Seth. M. Milliken Randal Morgan Morgan J. O'Brien

Theatre Hat Problem Solved in Theatrical Prank

A theatregoer solves the hat problem by placing a photograph on a groaner's knees causing surprise and relief. The prank stops a chorus of complaints, and the hat is returned after the first act. In the second act the man behind is gone, ending the ruse.

Landon

Lawson Offers Company Survival Plans and Three Stock Proposals

Thomas W. Lawson, president, outlines options for the company including liquidation or continued management. He notes assets valued between 600000 and 700000 with possible changes from pending suits. He describes three paths: appoint a receiver, liquidate under current management, or resume business under his leadership. He urges stockholders to vote on May 18 and to sign proxies to support his plan.

Proxies urged for Bay State Gas by J Frank Agler

J Frank Agler writes Boston stockholders urging proxies to elect Lawson as Bay State Gas president. He claims Lawson will boost the underwriters and stock value, warning anti‑Lawson interests could destroy cash worth and liquidating value. He notes transfer and proxy complications with Trust Company shares and urges timely action.

Bay State Ga Company Lawson New York Cook Ae Copy M Lawson American Loan & Trust Company American Lo & Trust Company Trust Company

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