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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

8

Budget Exhibit Hails City Fiscal Discipline and Salary Rules

The Budget Exhibit praised the New York City budget for 1909 and endorsed a salary-change rule requiring twelve members of the Board of Estimate to approve any department head's wage adjustments, with audits of payrolls and detailed expenditures. Speakers, led by Dr. William H. Allen, urged evidence-based budgeting and warned against graft, while figures like Controller Metz and ex-Senator Brush highlighted cost differences and property deals. The session also covered subway planning delays due to owner consent and appellate division procedures for the Broadway Lexington route.

Esterday Broadway Ayers New Card of Estimate Board of Estimate Finance Department Bureau of Municipal Research William H. Allen George W. Brush Metz Emia Controller Metz Chanler Bronx Mr. Chanler Brooklyn Commission Lexington Avenue Woodlawn Pelham Bay Park Appellate Division Gerard and Jerome Avenue Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler Astor River and Gerard Avenues

Budget Approved by Board of Estimate Amid Deliberations

The Board of Estimate signed the city budget yesterday authorizing a total of 148,446,904 for city and county expenses. Despite acrimony during hearings, the document was approved with a planned saving of about 34,000 from calculation errors, and uncollected taxes to cover a deficit.

Board of Estimate Ap Nts Gresser and Crom Haffen Ahearn Inne

Greer Plans Coordinated Laymen Effort in New York Diocese

Bishop Greer met with leaders from the Church Club Federation of Parish Clubs Staten Island Manhattan Bronx Brotherhood of St Andrew and Burial Society to rally lay participation. He announced a memorial gathering for late Bishop Potter at Synod Hall Nov 16 and said a central lay committee of about twenty would act as a diocesal lay cabinet to unite and empower lay organizations.

Greer New York Theishop Church Club Federation of Parish Clubs Staten Island Manhattan Church Club of the Bronx Brotherhood of St. Andrew Seabury Society Episcopal Church Synod Hall Potter

Parrot Recovered After Citywide Search and Reunion

Gray parrot with red tail found after several days of wandering. It entered the kitchen window of William Harrison Brown at 201 West Fifty-fifth Street and perched on his maid's head before being returned to J. E. Laub and his wife. A cousin and Dr Henry Warford of Philadelphia helped locate them after Laub advertised in Tue Tracs.

Ress J. E. Laub West Sixty-sixth Street Central Park Tue Tracs Laub Tur TiMés Henry Warford Philadelphia William Harrison Brown West Fifty-fifth Street Mary Calahan Louis Cohen Cohen Laubs Dr. Warford

City Vigilance League Urges Women Teachers to Oppose Chanler

A circular from the City and Vigilance League led by Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst and Frank Moss asks New York women teachers to avoid political activity in support of Chanler for governor. It alleges teachers press men in churches to vote for Chanler by promising he will sign the Equal Pay Bill, calling the tactic a ploy by gamblers and others to enlist women under false pretenses.

City& Vigilance League Charles H. Parkhurst Frank Moss New York Chanler Chanier

Mayors clash as Board approves $150000 for Public Service Commission

The Board of Estimate, amid partisan exchanges, approved a $150,000 appropriation for the Public Service Commission after Controller Metz defended the board against claims of hampering the agency. He cited prior plans for the Fourth Avenue subway in Brooklyn and criticized previous park spending as driving debt limits. The mayor pressed for accountability as lawsuits over subway contracts lingered.

Board of Estimate Public Service Commission Metz McGowan Han Commission Rapid Transit Commission Brooklyn Fourth Avenue Jefferson Levy Levy

Banker John M. Smith Dies by Own Action at Hotel

John M. Smith, a Consolidated Exchange member and Nutley native, shot himself in a Greenwich Street hotel room amid business worries. He lived at 828 West Twenty-third Street, New York, with his wife and two children after moving from Nutley. He had joined the Exchange on April 14 and was active on the trading floor. He attended a Nutley Fortnight Club dance with his wife the previous night.

John M. Smith Consolidated Exchange Smith & McNell Greenwich Street Veséy Street Mr. Smith Nutley N. J York West Twenty-third Street Smith Consolidated Exchang Mr. Fox

Unclear Document Instructions Found in Office Papers

A fragment from an officer’s file shows typewritten directions warning not to rummage through books and papers and directing them to turn over to Mrs M Smith of Nutley New Jersey. The note references a bureau and appears to be part of a larger set of records.

Canion Beth Abraham Bayonne Emple Oth

Thief Caught After Break-In On Eighth Street

Mary widow and her eighteen year old Edna alerted by a call found a burglar inside their flat at 15 E Eighth Street. Isaac Aksetz climbed a fire escape and opened the dining room door. a revolver was aimed as he fled. The burglar leapt a wall, dodged police in a chase across Park and Park Avenue, finally captured after a struggle. John Webber, 23, of Sixty-fifth Street, was identified by a jewelry haul and a prison letter in his pockets. He faced charges at East 104th Station.

Mary Edna Isaac Aksetz Aksetz Maurice Sommers Sommers Dow McGrath Ana Desperat Grath East 104Th Station John Webber Sixty-fifth Street Dannemora Webber Webber Young

Thief Chased After Purse Snatch on Fifth Avenue

Miss Helen Thompson was approached near Thirty-eighth Street by a man who grabbed her purse containing about 12 dollars and fled. Jacieme Mare and Michael G chauffeur witnessed the theft and joined in the pursuit, with a crowd helping chase through Park Avenue to Th Street before authorities intervened at the corner near the 10th Street Station. The purse handle tore from the bag during the struggle.

Helen Thompson 856 & Me Fite Thirty-eighth Street Thirt Street Jaciame Maré West Thirty Eighth Street Park Avenu Joseph Herzing Miss Thompson Tred Reed

Broadway Comic Opera Stirs Attention Amid Studio Rumors

Reports say a new Broadway operetta with a composer and librettist duo has stirred interest as news leaked of experimental choruses. Isidor Sachs and John G. are connected to the project and contract talks progress amid a flurry of industry activity.

Broadway Wall Steambert John G Wall S New Wilson

South Dakota Divorces in Flux Amid Residence Reform Fight

Reformers urge a one year residency to curb nonresident divorce petitions in South Dakota. Backers warn of apathy as a referendum race nears to overturn the six month rule, citing economic impact from 320 divorces granted in 1907 to non residents and a broad cross section of signatories.

Pierre S. D South Dakota Idaho Nebraska Nevada Texas Bureau of Vital Statistics Sioux Falls Tate Phila RE Tiertier

Policeman Thomas Madigan Arrested Over Double Registration

Mercer Street Station officer Thomas P Madigan was bailfined in Jefferson Market Court on a charge of illegally registering. Magistrate Butts heard that Madigan admitted registering twice while intoxicated and under the interim Grand Jury supervision by Election Superintendent Leary.

Thomas P.madigan Mercer Street Thomas Madigan Sudan Butts Jefferson Market Court Leary Madigan

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