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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

12

Public Service Commission to Hear Joint Fare Rate Dispute

The Public Service Commission moved to initiate hearings on a joint fare rate for transfers between the Street Railway Company and the Central Park North and East River Cable Company. Subpoenas may compel Metropolitan receivers and Central Park officials to explain the failed agreement and the commission’s appraisal of their properties.

Ee Street Railway Company Central Park, North & East River Cael Public Service Commis Public Service Commissions Ms Central Park Company Messrs. Joiie Bion J. Arnold

Judge Denies Motion in Dry Dock Foreclosure Case

Judge Lacombe denied yesterday the motion on behalf of the committee of holders of certificates of indebtedness of the Dry Dock East Broadway and Battery Railroad Company to intervene in the foreclosure suit brought by Central Trust Company against the Third Avenue Railroad Company.

Ancient Indian quarries found in Wyoming expedition

Dr. Harlan C. Smith from the American Museum of Natural History returned from a two months Wyoming survey uncovering ancient Indian quarries with flint and jasper for chipped tools, stone circles for tepee supports, and cliff pictographs showing horses and buffalo, suggesting post contact imagery.

Harlan 3. Smith Department of Ethnology American Museum of Natural History Wyoming Smith Hermon C. Bumpus Montana America

Proclamation opens eight hundred thousand acres for settlement in Rosebud

The President announced the opening of surplus Rosebud Indian Reservation lands in South Dakota. About 800000 acres in Tripp County will be allotted by lottery with a Dallas land sale on October 18 under James W. Whitten. Minimum price is $6 per acre, homestead laws apply to entries. registration runs October 5 to 17 at Dallas Chamberlain Gregory Presho ONeill or Valentine.

Washington Rosebud South Dakota Tripp County Dallas S. D James W. Whitten General Land Office Dallas, Chamberlain, Gregory Presho, & D O'Neill Or Valentine, Neb

Flying Dutchman of Broadway Kills Self in Flat

Ciford Savage twenty three of East 2st street a cripple known to newsboys as the Flying Dutchman who hawked papers from a wheelchair died by inhaling illuminating gas in his home yesterday. After a night at a picture show with his wife he became melancholy and was found dead by gas with a rubber tube over his mouth. Patrolman and Bellevue surgeon declared him dead.

Ciford Savage No. 1 East 2St Street Broadway Fifth Avenue Savage McDonald Bellevue

Juvenile burglary charges in Harlem court

Thomas Callahan thirteen and Sula twelve were paroled to guardians after entering Mrs Elizabeth Pla’s apartments and stealing jewelry worth 59 dollars. Magistrate Finn discharged Frank Byrne in a brutal assault case as Special Patrolman Zucker testified.

Thomas Callahan West 69Th Street Eiste- Sula Elizetet Pla Finn Harlem Frank Byrne Second Avenue Jacob Zucker Berne

Army Officers Refuse Abroad Study Plan

The Tribune Bureau notes military officials will not consider granting extended leaves of absence for army officers to study foreign languages overseas. Demand for officers and self-improvement with available resources outweigh any push for a one year foreign placement.

Tribune Bureau Washington Department

Ballooning Heiress Mrs Harbord Sets Records Abroad

The Hon Mrs Assheton Harbord of England has made one hundred balloon ascents in her own balloons and participated in six balloon races. She reports sights of clouds, rainbows beneath her, and a harvest moon as a rival. She describes a balloon's near collision with a tree and a derailment risk from a fast train while crossing the Channel.

Assheton Harbord England Aero Club of France

Congress May Publish Mexican War Records in War Dept Style

Congress may fund publication of Mexican War records in a form resembling official Civil War records. Estimated at six volumes of 1000 pages each costing about 66000 dollars, with about 12000 sets printed, and the records well preserved and ready for printer preparation.

Congress War Department Navy Department

Dancing for the Poor on Blackwell's Island Lawn

A charity festival on Blackwell's Island featured dancing children from Public Schools 135 and 40 performing for inpatients at Metropolitan Hospital. The event arranged by the Woman's Health Protective Association drew 1000 patients, staff, and visiting families, with banners, songs, and a barge-born birth noted among the day’s moments.

Blackwell's Island Infirmary Metropolitan Hospital Woman's Health Protective Association Ralph Trautmann Metroopolitan Hospital C. M. Williams East 70Th Street East 26Th Street E. F. O’connor Rosie Willie 26Th Street

Captain Merriam Seriously Ill In Naval Operation

Washington August 25 Captain Greenlief A Merriam once commander of the battleship Missouri at sea and later Portsmouth Navy Yard underwent an appendicitis operation today The condition is reported critical He was born in Maryland and appointed from Massachusetts His home is Magnolia Massachusetts Also on Aug 25 War Department ordered Col William F Stewart to Fort Huachuca Arizona to take riding test for field officers and return to Fort Grant Later a 25 man detachment of the 2d Battery Field Artillery New York National Guard Brooklyn will march 50 miles by road to their Brooklyn armory riding as cavalry in a six hour endurance test under Lt G Hi Hornby and Capt Chauncey Matlock

Boston Navy Yard Navy Bureau of Ordnance Vesuvius William F. Stuart Coast Artillery Corps Fort Huachuca Thomas B. M'Down Medical Reserve Corps William ©. Brown 2D Cavalry Nelson A. Goodspeed Cavalry Fort Bayerd General Hospital William 3B Homer Ast Artillery Corps Philip Gordon Des Moines George CC. Shaw 2Th Infantry Washington Greenlief A. Merriam Portsmouth XN. H Navy Massachusetts Magnolia, Mass W. F. Stewart War Department William F. Stewart Coast Artilery Fort Grant Arizona 2D Battery, Field Artillery Brooklyn Nanuet N. Y Fingar G. Hi. N. Hornby Chauncey Matlock New York

Acting secretary Wheeler to discuss food supply rules with Ellis Island officials

Washington reports Acting Secretary of Commerce and Labor Wheeler will depart for New York. On Thursday he will confer with Ellis Island immigration officials about regulations governing the food supply.

Washington Commerce and Labor Wheeler New York Ellis Island

Captain Soderberg killed by wagon on Jersey Street

Captain Francis Soderberg, 72, inmate at Sailors' Snug Harbor on Staten Island, was run over and killed by a wagon driven by 10 year old Henry Smolka of York avenue in Jersey Street New Brighton last night. He was crossing the street to his home when struck and unable to escape.

Francis Soderberg Snug Harbor Staten Island Henry Smolka York Avenue New Krighton Jersey Street New Brighton Wea

American Prison Congress to Meet in Washington in 1910

GLEANINGS note that the International Prison Congress, led by American Dr. E. C. Vines, has never met in the United States. In 1910 the congress will convene in Washington, with Senate Document 462 detailing the meeting’s questions.

International Prison Congress E. C. Vines Paris Romie St. Petersburg London Budapest Brussels Stockholm United States Congress Washington Senate Samuel F. Barrows East 15Th Street New York

Embroidery and Lace Banding for Children’s Berthas

The pattern No. 6,073 offers two sizes eight and fourteen years with square outline No. 3 ideal for banding and medallions. Hand embroidery or lace outlines, edging and insertion amounts vary by size. 16 cents for mail, pattern department of New York Tribune.

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