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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1908

Page

6

Museum Growth Under Osborn Era Fueled by Jesup Gift

The thirty-ninth annual report of the American Museum of Natural History outlines expanded policies enabled by Morris K. Jesup's $1,000,000 bequest. It notes wage-free admission, rising attendance, broader outreach, and world-wide expeditions funded by the museum.

American Museum of Natural History Presiden Henry Fairfield Osborn Morris K. Jesup J.pierpont Morgan Joseph H. Cho Jesup s _rivileges Roester Museum Florida New Jersey Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming Territory of Alaska New York Canada Bahama Islands China Egypt Germany Italy Korea Phillippine Islands Switzerland J. Pierpont Morgan

Warrants Halt Trip Abroad for Two Philadelphia Suspects

Isaac Goldstone and Aaron Friedman were arrested at the Red Star Vaderland pier as they prepared to sail to Europe on charges of obtaining 14000 by worthless checks. Police seized fifteen trunks and searched their luggage after a warrant from a magistrate. The pair, with conspiratorial ties and alleged grand larceny, were arraigned in court.

Isaac Goldstone Aaron Friedman North Fortieth Street Philadelphia Vaderland Sergt. Emanuel Abraham Titleman Tasker Street McCaff Ferty Goldstone Central Office Red Star Friedman McCaferty

Nightgown and undergarment sale from a historic catalog

A catalog excerpt lists multiple undergarments with prices and materials. Nightgowns in various nainsook and cambric fabrics range from 1.00 to 2.95 with lace, embroidery, and different necklines. White petticoats, chemises, drawers, corset covers, and combination garments are offered from 0.75 to 5.00, highlighting trim details and floor placements.

New York Boulevard Russia London Christy, Gibson and Oxford Norfolk

Metz Attacks Utilities Board Over Subway Arbitration

City controller charges the Public Service Commission with overreach by endorsing a modified arbitration of McDonald and Interborough contracts, claiming it risks a $6 million city liability. Officials defend the move as required under the original 1900 agreement and note hearings will continue.

Metz Board of Estimate Public Service Commission Old Rapid Transit Board John B. McDonald Subway Construction Company McDonald Iengineer Rice Rapid Transit Board Edward M. Shepard Pendleton Rice Subway Travis N. Whitney Interborough Rapid Transit Construction Company Whitney 207Th Street Lenox Avenue Fort George and van Cortlandt Park

Weeks Wins Fine Against Telegraph Crew Over Wires

Henry Clay Weeks of Queens and Nassau Counties defeats a utility push to string wires in front of Vista Lawn Gayside. Magistrate Fitch fines Foreman Frank Sunderlin and linemen Olsen and Murphy $10 each for disorderly conduct. Weeks also secures $50 damages though he and his late wife refused payment and the court order.

Henry Clay Weeks Queens Nassau Counties Fitch i Flushing Court Frank Sunderlin Charles Olsen Frank Murphy New York & New Jersey Telephone Company Vista Lawn Weeks

50 Years in Line's Service Hamburg-America Cashier Honored

Hamburg American Line heads and staff honor Christian Diehl New York cashier as he marks fifty years with the company Since May 17 1858 he began as an office boy with JH Hardt Co and witnessed the fleet grow from sailing ships to 376 vessels today

Hamburg-American Line Christian Diehl New York Diehl Jxunhardt & Co Line Hamburg

International Mining Exposition At Madison Square Garden

A four week International Mining Exposition opens Monday May 25 at Madison Square Garden. The U S Senate approved a Geological Survey display of mineral resources for the show and the American Mining Congress endorses it. Nevada forwards five carloads of ore and plans many individual exhibits including a full mine moving pictures mining machinery cyanide and amalgam processes assay plants and laboratories.

Madison Square Garden United States Senate Geological Survey American Mining Congress Nevada

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American Museum Osborn City of Musoeum the Cients Oriental Rougs India Japan Mattings A. A. Vantine & Co Broadway 8Th St Kayser Sik Kayser Utilities J. B. McDonald Commission Hamburg-American Co Philips Born St. West
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