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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1905

Page

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Mayor critiques Oakley Grout on lighting contracts

City investigation hears Mayor McClellan say Oakley discussed signing last spring but he expected further consultation and was surprised by the final approval. Controller Grout testifies to contract handling and lack of real competition as Oakley faces questioning.

McCle2an Concretier Grout Oakley Geome Grout Senator Stevens Hughes Charles F. Murphy John J. Murphy New-York Contracting and Trucking Company James E. Gaffney Mr. Oakley el- Umate McClellan Mr. Hughes City Club

Fuse and gunpowder found in leather goods shop

Patrolman Flood discovered a two thirds burned fuse with tissue paper matches and a bag believed to contain gunpowder on the third floor of 535 Broadway, in Phillip Khan’s leather goods store. The building was smoky, no one present, and authorities removed the contraption for inspection.

John P. Flood East Macdougals Broadway Phillip Khan Abraham Rubick Flood McGough Rubick

Platt Suffering Severe Chill Raises Pneumonia Concerns

Washington Connecticut April 19 Senator O H Platt suffered a severe chill lasting an hour with bronchial trouble in the right side. Dr W J Ford says the chill worsened the case and pneumonia reappeared. Despite a critical view the doctor notes a fair chance of recovery as Platt improved after a restless night.

Washington, Conn O. H. Platt W. J. Ford Senator Platt

Jefferson Better After Illness in Florida

West Palm Beach April 19 doctors report condition of Joseph Jefferson has improved steadily and shows signs of recovery. He is stronger and able to eat and converse with family and visitors through the day with interest in food and nourishment including broth brandy and milk.

West Palm Beach Fla Joseph Jefferson

Albany Grabs Bills Advance in State Legislature

Six bills labeled grab measures move forward including four railroads power and banking tweaks. The Goodsell and Elsberg bills draw sharp civic opposition as critics accuse lawmakers of concealing special favors for rail interests and bypassing local authority.

Tribune Albany Niagara Power

Niagara Bill Faces Final Vote as Assemblyman Opposes

Albany April 19 The Niagara power bill moves to final passage tomorrow but Assemblyman Jean L. Burnett declares he will head the opposition. His position threatens the measure amid a campaign of corruption and bribery accusations and lobbying. Republican leaders may kill it despite supporters claiming enough votes.

Tribune Albany Niagara Power Jean L. Burnett Burnett Assembly Cities Committee Assembly Higgins Odell

Autos injure two men in Brooklyn with unclear details

Two men were seriously injured by automobiles in Brooklyn yesterday. Luigi Lenziello of Manhattan was run down at Vanderbilt avenue and Coney Island avenue near midnight. An elderly well dressed man was struck at Bedford and Gates avenues in the afternoon. the automobile and occupants fled before police could identify them.

Brooklyn Luigo Lenziello West 33d St Manhattan Vanderbilt Ave Coney Island Ave Circle Parkway Bedford Gates Aves

Elsberg Bill Advances in Senate Amid Charter Attack

Albany April 19 Senator Elsberg won Senate passage of a railroad bill introduced the same day as an attack from the Attorney General’s office on the charter of the New York Westchester and Boston Railroad. Opponents call the bill a shifted Wilcox-Wallace measure aimed at fixing charter defects used to challenge the railroad.

New-York Westchester Carpenter Queens County Bronx County of Elsberg Senate Goodsell Marks Tribune Albany Attorney General's New York, Westchester and Boston

Saint Gaudens to Sculpt Magee Fountain in Pittsboro

The C. L. Magee memorial committee selected Augustus Saint Gaudens to carve a drinking fountain surmounted by a bust of late Senator Magee. The $4,000 project will be built in the downtown district and finished in three years.

Tribune Pittsboro C. L. Magee Senator Magee Augustus Saint Gaudens

Goodsell Bills Reported By Assembly Railroads Committee

Albany April 19 Without amendment and in their objectionable entirety the Assembly Railroads Committee reported two Goodsell bills granting a perpetual franchise for the Steinway tunnel and conferring the same rights on the beneficiary. The notice appears in telegraph dispatches to the Tribune. ©

Tribune Albany Assembly Railroads Committee Today Goodsell

Stock Transfer Tax Signed by Governor in New York

The Stock Transfer Tax bill became law as Governor Higgins signed it in Albany on April 19, effective June 1 for operation. The tax is 2 cents per $100 par value or $2 per hundred shares, with stamps to be used for collection and penalties for forging revenue stamps. The measure faced opposition from the New York Stock Exchange and Consolidated Exchange and may prompt shifts in trading venues.

the Tribune Albany Higgins Tribune United States Europe Congress Frank W. Higgins Kelsey New York Stock Exchange Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange Senate Committee On Taxation New York Philadelphia Boston Financial District Consolidated Exchange Jersey City Hoboken Consolidated Exchange Houses

Hyde Asked to Resign as Equitable Agents Meet

After four hours of tense discussion the Equitable Life Assurance Society agents voted 17 to 4 to send a formal message to James Hazen Hyde asking him to resign to restore harmony. A committee was named to deliver the request, while Hyde refused to resign immediately, stating the move was impertinent. The session also framed a plan to pressure other leaders, including Alexander and Tarbell, for a broader housecleaning if needed.

Mr. Hughes Lewis B. Gantry Consolidated Gas Company Astoria Heat, Light and Power Company Murphy-Gaffney Company Astoria Astoria Light, Heat and Power Company Hughes Gantry Gas Murphy Concern New-York Contracting and Trucking Charlies F. Murphy James E. Bennett New York Equitable Life Assurance Society Hotel Savoy James Hazen Hyde Hyde Mr. Hyde Mr. Alexander Mr. Tarbell Equitable Mr. Woods Hyde Party Alexander Tarbell John C. Eisele Newark Mr. Eisele Hendricks State Insurance Department Gage E. Tarbell Jack" Wilson George T. Wilson Mr. Powell

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Murphy Murphy and Gaffney Montebello Brut Gala Bressient Algeria England Prince Denmark Legislative Gas Investigating Committee M’clellan Controller Grout Jefferson Stix Eisberg Goodsell Railroad Goodsell Steinway Goodsell Bronx Stevens Banking Niagara Gardner Julius Henry Cohen Citizens Union Niagara Bill Magee Memorial Committee Committee Dewey’s Dewey & Sons Co Fulton St Usher Samuel Untermyer Winslow S. Pierce W. C C. Gulliver Old Point Comfort Pennsylvania Railroad Point Comfort Richmond Washington
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