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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1908

Page

10

IXDEX FOR SPEEDERS TABS ON OLD OFFENDERS

A county speed ordinance is enforced via a card index of offenders. When convicted, drivers sign statements used to verify identity in Special Sessions trials. The system aims to curb repeat offenses, with penalties rising from fines of 9 dollars to 102 dollars plus imprisonment on third conviction.

Court of Special Sessions Special Commission Page George W. Whiteside Gtterney Court of Species Sessions Whiteside

Tuberculosis Fight Urges Seven Year War On City Graft

Dr Woods Hutchinson spoke at the Church Day meeting of the International Clysis Congress urging a seven year plan to wipe out tuberculosis in the city. He warned two thirds of cases arise from dirty living and blamed social immorality and housing. He claimed $9 to $12 million could cure all cases in a year with sanatoriums and philanthropic funding. Rabbi Wise and Rev Manning echoed calls linking public health to morality and social reform amid a debate on funding and moral bankruptcy.

Br. Woods Hutchinson International Clysis Congress Dr. Hutchinson Rabbi Wise Philbin Divine Providenc America William T. Manning Trinity Church

Standard Oil Leaders Testify in Trust Case Hearings

John D. Archbold and Henry Tilford faced cross examination as the government seeks to establish immunity from criminal prosecution. Details covered marketing stations growth, by products use, and contracts across Pacific Coast and midcontinental fields, with ongoing attempts to produce records and contracts to support the case.

John D. Archbold Standard Oil Company Henry M. Tilford Standard of California Moritz Rosenthal William Rockefeller James Moffett Indiana Company Tilford Rosenthal Archbold Great Corporation Frank B. Kellogg Kellogg Mr. Kellogg Standard Oil Company of Indiana United States Mr. Archbold Pacific Coast Pacific Coast Oil Company California Alaska Rocky Mountain District Rocky Mountain States Standard West Continental Kelloxg Te Standard of Iowa Union Oil Company Union Company Mr. Tilford Mr. Rosenthal Industrial Commission Standard Oil Trainer Ben Consolidated Gas Company People's Gas Light and Coke Company of Chicago

Critique of American Bridge Practice Sparks International Debate

A lengthy notice reviews foreign engineering critiques of the Blackwell's Island Bridge case in New York and Quebec. It cites excessive design stresses, competitive tender pressures, and weak strut details as key failures, urging safer margins beyond elastic limits and better material choices.

Blackwell's Island Queensbero Bridge The Tribune Blackwell's Island Bridge Quebec Fim Hast River New York England Harr Lloyds Department of Bridges of New York

Navy machinist faces 21 years in prison for forged checks

Charles A. Wittens of the U S Navy stands trial before a court martial at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on eight charges and 30 specifications. If convicted on all counts he faces up to 21½ years for desertion, forgery, embezzlement, theft, and other offenses including disobeying orders. The case centers on forged checks and misappropriated funds tied to the recruiting station and local businesses. Commander J C Gillmore testified as the key witness in the proceedings expected to last at least a week.

Charles A. Wittens United States Navy South Street Gemerten Aoneunt Brooklyn Navy Yard Williams Nzvel Secretary of the Navy Tessir Hert C. J. Gude & Co Brooklyn Willems IL Seeman J. C. Gillmore

Freight rate meeting called off in Chicago

Chicago December 7. A conference planned for tomorrow between a committee of Tri noise manufacturers and railroad officials to discuss a proposed freight rate advance has been canceled. Railroad men reportedly declined.

The Tribune Chicago

Appointment of Dell A. Baker as deputy collector

Announcement at the Custom House yesterday by Collector Fowler that Dell A. Baker, his private secretary, had by executive order from President Roosevelt been appointed deputy collector. Baker will assist in the increased executive work of the Custom House.

Custom House Fowler Dell A. Baker Roosevelt Baker

Fears More Blunders in Queensboro Bridge Inquiry

The Tribune exposure of Queensboro Bridge failures spurs City Club support for expert review of Manhattan Bridge plans. Officials discuss contractor liability, unpaid contract funds, and bond commitments while tracing the project’s plan revisions from Van Wyck to Lindenthal and beyond.

Tribune Queensboro Bridge City Club McAneny The Manhattan Bridge van Wyck Gustav Lindenthal Low Tammany Board of Aldermen Lindenthal Eye Bar Bridge McClellan

Organ death of Henry Kuehne at crematory inventor dies

Henry Kuehne, superintendent of the New York and New Jersey Crematory at North Bergen, died yesterday afternoon while seated at the organ. He was the inventor of the new electrical process of incineration.

Henry

Albany Attorney General ill with typhoid at hospital

Albany reports Attorney General Jackson of Buffalo is ill with typhoid fever and is recovering at the Albany Hospital after being stricken at his Capitol office yesterday afternoon. He is said to be improving as expected. The Ring and the Wan continues with a Christmas Eve party installment in next Sunday's Tribune.

Albany Hospital Albany Jackson Buffalo Capitol Ring and the Tribune

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