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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

5

Prince Philip zu Eulenberg Arrested in German Scandal

Berlin reports Prince Philip zu Eulenberg, close ally of Emperor William, is jailed on perjury charges after new evidence linked to misdeeds 25 years prior. He was carried to Gay hospital under guard, bailed at 125000 refused, and his health worsened by neuritis as police shadowed him.

Berlin May Prince Philip Zu Eulenberg William Maximilien Harden Die Zukunit Harden Prince Philip Liebenberg Vienna Deadlersenages Germany Svenson Railroad Avenue White Plains Henderson Nicolo Patrolla New Village Frank Gagliardi Brookfield Street Domenico Savarino Ardsley Gagliardi Toote Mount Pleasant Newark Sing Sing

Grover Cleveland Passed At Lakewood Hotel

Ex President Grover Cleveland died at the Lakewood Hotel where he had spent several days under care. Manager Becker reported Mrs Cleveland’s favorable updates on his condition as bad weather delayed plans to move him home. A physician suggested he would be transported within a week once weather improves.

New York Times Lakewood N. J Grover Cleveland Becker Cleveland Mr. Cleveland

Dr Clinton Alden Dodge In Mental Crisis

Dr Clinton Alden Dodge a nervous diseases expert was taken to Bellevue Hospital after mental collapse and self immolation attempt. He had lived in Belmar New Jersey and recently moved to New York with his mother. He studied nervous diseases and spinal meningitis and suffered insomnia amid overwork.

Clinton Alden Dodge West 181St Street Bellevue Hospital Dodge Belmar N. J New York Dr. Dodge University of Pennsylvania Aboy Deville, R.F Crendiciee

Yale Class Visits Ellis Island Immigration Station

Professor William Bailey of Yale led about fifty students on a sociology field trip through Ellis Island. They toured the main arrival building Marine Hospital detention and missionary rooms and the restaurant. They observed a board of special inquiry screening immigrants for desirability.

William Bailey Yale Ellis Island Marine Hospital Board of Special Inquiry

New Haven Merger Illegal affirmed by Supreme Court

Boston May 8 The state attorney general’s suit against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad claiming unlawful control of six Massachusetts street railway companies was upheld by the full Supreme Court for five roads. The court notes the defendant’s president Charles S Mellon also chairs the Consolidated Railway and other lines and takes no extra pay beyond his NYN Hartford salary.

Boston Mass Dana Malone New York, New Haven & Martford Railroad Charles 5. Mellon Consolidated Railway Company New York, New Haven Startford Road

White Plains Awakens on Ballot Fraud in City Vote

A mass meeting in St John’s Hall with 300 citizens backed by the Citizens Vigilance Union and Westchester Grand Jury indictments. District Attorney Winslow vows full prosecution of election frauds, urging registration and reform as Italian vote abuses and bribery accusations surface.

New York Times Whit Plains Citizens’ Vigilance Union St. John's Hall G. B. Disbrow Union Charles M. Jesup Morris K. Jesup Westchester County Disbrow Jesup Grand Jury Publc White Plains Hala Im entAa Nainty

New Haven Defers Action on Freight Rate Increase

New Haven Conn May 8 The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad favors a possible freight rate rise affecting about one third of its business led by West food products. The decision is deferred pending traffic manager reports from major trunk line systems.

New Haven, Conn Chicago New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company New Haven

Gen Scott's Old Home Sold at 24 East Twelfth Street

The house once owned by Gen Winfield Scott on 24 East Twelfth Street was bought for the Ladies' Christian Union by an unnamed benefactor. After alterations the dwelling will serve as a home for self supporting women, joining several similar houses operated by the union. Eleanor S Blodgett arranged the sale through Horace S Ely & Co.

East 12Th Street Ladies’ Christian Union East Twelfth Street Gen Winfield Scott Eleanor 5. Blodgett Horace S. Ely

Trust Company Lends $1 Million for West Street Project

The Trust Company of America as trustee lends $1,000,000 to West Street Improvement Company at 5 percent for nineteen and a half years on the premises at 87 to 93 West Street 136 to 14 Cedar Street and 21 to 23 Albany Street where a twenty story office building is to be erected. Gen Howard Carroll is president of the borrowing company. The loan is subject to a prior mortgage of $2,225,000.

The Trust Company of America West Street Improvement Company West Street Cedar Street Albany’ Street Howard Carroll

Ferry Southfield to be repurposed as ward adjunct

The ferryboat Southfield, once sailing to Staten Island, was towed from Port Richmond dunk-yard to East Twenty-sixth Street. In about two weeks the vessel will be opened as an adjunct to Believus Hospital's tuberculosis ward.

Southfield Staten Island Port Richmond East Twenty-sixth Street Believus Hospital

Ferry Passes Rescinded for City Employees

Dock Commissioner Spooner cites abuse of the privilege as the reason for rescinding about 400 city employee ferry passes to the Municipal Ferry to Staten Island. Future trips to Richmond Borough must be paid by the employee and reimbursed later by their department.

Staten Island Richmond Borough Spooner

Railways defend freight rates in trunk line conference

Rail executives estimate preparing new freight schedules will cost about 200000 as traffic officials redraw tariffs after Thursday’s Eastern lines meeting. Presidents plan a two week pre filing review to approve changes with aims to restore normal business conditions and ensure rail profits justify service.

Railroad Qen

World celebrates twenty-fifth anniversary with fireworks display

A grand fireworks show at the World Building marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of The World under Joseph Pulitzer and the building’s enlargement. The program includes aerial guns, dome illumination, cobras, Roman candle stars, and golden rain effects, plus rocket bombs spider bombs and opal flames. Fireflies swirl around the dome before the electric falls finale.

Joseph Pulitzer Pulitzer Pain World Building Psin Manhattan Beach Sunset Glory

Untitled War Navy Spirit Quote Recalled

A wartime reminiscence recalls the founding of the U S Navy with Paul Jones declaring We have just started to fight to inspire seamen. The passage links heroic seafaring to modern steel ships and the tradition of preserving a strong national voice.

Pacific Paul Jones

Navy funding and strength through revenue past years

The text states that government revenue paid over many years built and equipped a proud invincible navy ever ready to defend our honor and vindicate our might against foreign aggression if needed.

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