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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

24

Luncheon Counter Aids Underfed Children In School

In Public School 172 basement on 106th Street and Second Avenue, the Woman's Health Protective Association runs a milk and crackers luncheon counter. Luncheon tickets cost a penny for milk and two for milk and cake, feeding about four hundred children daily since last Monday. The plan, supported by Miss Evangeline Whitney, aims to expand to two more schools, with hot soups later, and eventually transfer to the Board of Education.

Woman's Health Protective Association Herbert Knowles 106Th Street Second Avenue Margaret Ditmars Ort Dimars Health Protective Board of Education Evangeline Whitney Lower East Side West Side Health Protective Association The West End Avenue 2D Street Mary Trautmann

Market News Details Prices From A Broad Fruit Sale

A detailed list from the market shows abundant fruit and vegetables with prices: cantaloupes at 16 cents each, Montreal melons at 3 dollars each, cabbage 15 cents per head, lettuce 10 cents per head, squash 5 cents, and tomatoes 15 cents a pound. Also listed are apples, onions, peppers, and many other items with varying per unit or per basket prices. Frederick H. Prince, Boston stock broker, injured yesterday from a tally ho mishap, is reported improving.

Montreal Dozer Florida California Delaware Long Island Republic Amerket Wenham Masa Frederick H. Prince Boston Tally-Ho

Public Service Commission orders joint fare search for two rail lines

The Public Service Commission ordered the Metropolitan and Central Park North East River Belt Line systems to show cause why a joint through route and fare should not be established within five days. Hearing designated for Commissioner Eustis. issues stem from independent operation and transfer disruptions on 59th and 34th street routes. The commission noted ongoing valuation work and reported passenger complaints over transfer refusals and crowded cars amid reduced transfers.

Public Service Commission Metropolitan Railway Company Adrian H. Joline Douglas Robinson Central Park, North & East River Railroad Company 58Th Street Eustis William R. Willcox Central Park, North & East River Hailroad Metropolitan Street Railway Arnold Henry H. Klein 59Th Street Madison Avenue Klein 69Th Street 9Th Street S6th Street 34Th Street George W. Linch Belt Line Road Metropolitan

Death avenue in court sets stage for condemnation case

Mandamus proceedings against the Public Service Commission to compel show cause for condemning the New York Central yards on Eleventh Avenue were sent back to Justice Goff by Justice Pound. Adjournment till August 11 was set. parties argued whether the city or railroad should appear, with further court review anticipated.

Public Service Commission Saxe New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company Eleventh Avenue Justice Pound Supreme Court Justice Goff Higgins Semple George L. Sterling Justice Bischoff Leopold Hollinger New York Central Old Rapid Transit Commission Sterling

Plans New Sandy Hook Steamer For Central Railroad

The Central Railroad of New Jersey may award a contract soon for a new steamer to add to the Sandy Hook route fleet. The line carried 25,000 more passengers in June than the prior year and 40,000 more than July 1907. Current vessels include the Asbury Park, Asbury Park’s rapid newer steamer, Monmouth, and Sandy Hook. the Asbury Park was added four years ago and is among the harbor’s fastest screw-propelled ships. The new boat may be turbine powered.

Central Railrroad of New Jersey Sandy Hook Asbury Perk Monmouth Asbury Park

Miss Julia Fleming Released on Bail in Subornation Case

Miss Julia Fleming, jailed in the Tombs on a charge of attempted subornation of perjury in the suit by Mrs. Helen Kelly Gould against Frank J. Gould, was freed yesterday in 2000 dollar bail by Judge Malone in General Sessions. Initial bail was 5000 dollars for Fleming, Mrs. Ben Teal, and Harry H. Mousley. Samus Lowenstein of 444 Third Avenue, Brooklyn, signed the bail bond.

Julia Fleming Helen Kelly Gould Frank J. Gould Malone Miss Fleming Ben Teal Harry 8. Mousley Samus Lowenstein Third Avenue Brooklyn Bel

Park Commissioner Denies Swans Removed Over Oil Poison Fear

Henry Smith, Park Commissioner for Manhattan and Richmond, denied yesterday a report that swans, ducks, and Canadian geese were moved from the Central Park lake at 726 Street to the Amalier Lake near 59th Street due to oil overflow poisoning. He said, however, that several of that flock were examined.

Henry Smith Manhattan Richmond Central Park Amalier Lake 59Th Street

Protector Seeks Safer Lake for Swan Colony

The article notes cause of death was old age or tuberculosis. The commissioner says they have suffered other losses in the larger lake and that the keeper of the birds has killed many water rats recently. He doubts all losses stem from rats but aims to better protect the birds in the small lake.

Yonkers Chauffeur Held After Westchester Assault

Yonkers police arrested Patrick Reagan, a chauffeur for silk maker Henry W. Boettger of 125 Prince Street, on an assault charge by Mary McDonald of 8 West 10th Street Manhattan. Miss McDonald and nurse Birdie Gaines were attacked on a county ride near Caryl station. Reagan was identified by the victim and held for August 15 examination.

Yonkers Patrick Reagan Henry W. Boettger Prince Street Riverdale Mary McDonald West 10Th Street Manhattan the Tribune Miss McDonald Birdie Gaines Roosevelt Hospital Westchester County Caryl Station Boettger

Tenants Fight Eviction Over Manhattan Bridge Plans

In the 2d District Municipal Court at 264 Madison Street a mass of around 500 tenants served dispossess notices appeared to defend themselves. Justice Dineen postponed hearings to Tuesday, with several days expected. Tenants, mainly on Forsyth Bayard Chrystie and Canal streets east of the Bowery, argue rent should not be paid since condemnation led to razing the homes for the bridge project.

2D District Municipal Court Madison Street Manhattan Bridge Dineen Forsyth Bayard Chrystie Canal Streets Bowery

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