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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1908

Page

23

Cutting Prices of Oil in Standard Trust Case

Former California lubrication manager Hugo Weissman testifies in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil. He recounts price cutting by rivals and says he was instructed to cut prices while with competitors, though claims he never received such orders while with Standard. The hearing adjourns to Monday for defense and prosecution to present papers and rebuttal, with deliberations continuing into February.

Standard Standard Oil Company California Eastern Corporation Barassil Frank B. Kellogg United States Court of the &Th District of Missouri Hugo Weissman The Southern Puenta Oi

Hazing of Controller Metz at City Hall Overshadows Sea View Plan

Controllers Metz clash with Mayor amid criticism of municipal spending as he proposes 1 350 000 for a Staten Island sea view hospital. Borough President Coler and others roast him while a Brooklyn subway link and Manhattan Bridge access spark debate. A committee, including Metz and borough presidents, will study immediate action on the Brooklyn section.

Metz Board of Estimate Finance Department Sea View Staten Island Coler Brooklyn Fourth Avenue Manhattan Bridge Fulton Flatbush Avenues Public Service Commission McGowan Celer and Ahearn

Museum Has Enough Whale to Avert Sale

Amagansett Long Island December 11 Captain John Edwards and crew did not begin removing blubber of the %-foot whale today as the American Museum of Natural History did not buy the carcass. The crew awaits a future sale while the museum holds a larger whale. Estimates say the capture could yield more than twenty barrels of oil and 40 or 50 pounds of bone along with the skeleton for market. Lake Shore sells Lehigh Valley shares to a Philadelphia bank, completing disposal of 114000 Lehigh shares. Chicago Terminal accepts sixty thousand preferred shares in the block by January 1 1909, securing the deal.

The Tribune Amagansett Long Island American Museum of Nature History John Edwards Edwards Josh Lake Shore Lehigh Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Philadelphia New York Stock Exchange Lehigh Valley Chicago Terminal Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company

Sao Paulo Coffee Loan Oversubscribed Offer Date Set

Public offering of 10 000 dollars of a 75 million dollar Sao Paulo coffee loan underwritten by National City Bank First National Bank and J P Morgan & Co expected Monday or Tuesday next week. Loan anticipated to be largely oversubscribed in the US and Europe. The second part of Campbell MacCulloch's The Fourth Dimension explains a pipe that smoked itself.

United States Sao Paulo Brazil National City Bank First National Bank J. P. Morgan & Co Europe Campbell MacCulloch Tribune

Ex-Attorney Appears in Biddison Forgery Case at Tombs

Ex-Assistant District Attorney Train appeared yesterday for Samuel M. Biddison the broker held on forging bonds of Central Coal Lumber and Construction Company. Bail set at 6868. Halli refused to continue on bond. Meyers similarly charged. hearing postponed to next Tuesday.

Samuel M. Biddison Central Coal, Lumber and Construction Company Tombs Biddison Charles H. Halli William Street Hall J. Montefiore Meyers

Cause and Effect Good Digestion Follows Eight Food

A New York woman shares how excessive fatty meals caused indigestion and poor appetite, then improved after using Grape-Nuts. She reports restored digestion and ability to eat freely, endorsing the product and mentioning Fortum Doc. Battle Creek, Michigan. She notes reading The Road to Wellville.

N. Y Fostum Doc Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Morristown Streetcar War Sparks Public Outcry

Morristown residents denounce Robert H. Mc Curdy and Samuel W. Abell for seeking to halt the Morris County Traction Company trolley line in Speedwell avenue. Judge Parker issued a show cause order returnable January 19 to determine the franchise legality, signaling a stay while counsel argue the franchise is unconstitutional.

Tribune Morristown Robert H. McCurdy Mutual Life Insurance Company Morris County Traction Company Speedwell Avenue McCurdy Samuel W. Abell

Jurors Who Ate Fined by Supreme Court in Flushing

Eleven jurors who ate instead of upholding justice were fined ten dollars and sentenced to ten days in prison by Justice Crane in the Supreme Court Flushing. Their attorney George W Williams said one juror, with Hippodrome tickets, started the trouble and was the only absent man, later identified as C M Offrey. Offrey’s wife produced a physician’s certificate for illness, while the judge noted the jurors had convicted themselves of contempt of court.

Justice Crane Supreme Court Flushing George W Williams Hippodrome C. M Offrey Offrey Mr. Williams

Murdered Italian woman found in tenement room

The body of a about twenty five year old Italian woman with a severed head was found on the second floor of 337 East lith street. A jagged razor lay beside her. Coroner Harburger says she had been dead over ten days. A tall Italian man and a woman named Flora rented the apartment on October 10. Jewelry was present but not found. Detectives hope to arrest the missing man based on bloodstained prints and bills.

East Lith Street Reidy Shearer East Bth Street Harburger Gussie Smiler Lice California Holtan and Hudson East 5Th Street

Brown says meeting with manufacturers on rates possible before changes

W C Brown senior vice president of the New York Central said reports from Chicago were inaccurate. He noted tariff checking not yet complete to allow a full meeting with manufacturers before new rates are set, and that NY Central would arrange such a meeting. He added interstate notices show transcontinental increases apply west of Chicago only and denied imminent injunctions.

W. C. Brown New York Central Lines Chicago Upham Il Mnois Manufacturers’ Association New York Central Interstate Commerce Commission Brown Financial District

Hammond resigns as district Republican leader

John Henry Hammond resigned as leader of the District Committee of the Republican Organization of the Twenty-ninth Assembly District. The resignation takes effect January 1. The committee unanimously commended Hammond and named William Chilvers as the new district leader, a member of the Chilvers Thompson law firm and former Deputy Attorney General of the state.

John Henry Hammond Twenty-ninth Assembly Hammond William Chilvers Chilvers & Thompson Nassau Street

Danton Backs Ellison for Mayor in 1909

F D Or Danton a secretary living at 17 East 93d Street Manhattan circulates a circular urging William B Ellison former Corporation Counsel for Mayor in 1909 He is pushed by Ellison supporters as a strong Democrat not machine aligned The circular quotes editorials praising Ellison for work as head of Water Supply Gas and Electricity and as Corporation Counsel.

F. D'Or Danton East 93d Street Manhattan William B. Ellison Ellison Tammany Danton Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity

Bank liquidation order signed in U S circuit court

John McKinnon acting for National Bank of North America' shareholders is authorized to sign a liquidation agreement for a $52,189.09 claim against E R Thomas and Robert Maclay Co. and to enter into an accord with the trustees' committee. The bank had a judgment on the note but cannot collect and began attachment actions in Rhode Island against Thomas and wife property.

John McKinnon National Bank of North America Rhode Island Thomas

Arizona Copper Sale Confirmed in Foreclosure Case

The foreclosure sale of Consolidated Arizona Copper Company to Edwin Hooley of Hooley Learnard & Co was confirmed by the court yesterday. No protest by stockholders was raised on grounds of underprice. A reorganization committee is expected to be announced soon, with representatives from Ladenburg Thalmann Co Muller Schall Co Vogelstein Co W P Bonbright Co and S H Pell Co.

Arizona Arizona Copper Company Edwin Hooley Hooley, Learnard & Co Ladenburg Thalmann & Co Muller, Schall & Co Vogelstein & Co W. P. Bonbright & Co 8. H. P. Pell & Co

Bank can increase capital on New York bank

Albany December 11 An application by Union Exchange Bank of New York to raise its capital stock from 750000 to 1000000 has been granted by the State Banking Department per today's bulletin.

Albany Union Exchange Bank of New York State Banking Department Department

Naval Academy Examinations Announced for Boy Candidates

Representative Herbert Parsons of the 13th District announces preliminary examinations for boys seeking a vacant appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Applicants aged sixteen to twenty must send their applications to Mr Parsons before December 2, stating their qualifications.

Herbert Parsons 13Th Congress United States Naval Academy Annapolis Parson

Suffragists Barred From Lecture At Civic Education League

Miss Katherine Conway of Boston spoke on the wage earner viewpoint of the ballot at a National League for the Civic Education of Women lecture held in the MacDowell Club rooms at the Metropolitan Opera House. A policeman guarded the event. Conway challenged the need for votes, citing equal pay as economic, not political, and warned against excessive female individualism as a cause of divorce. She argued education will adjust schooling for teachers and dismissed the idea that women purify politics, declaring women must prove they can fire a bullet as well as a man before voting rights are earned.

National League For the Civic Education of Women MacDowell Club Metropolitan Opera House Katherine Conway Boston Gilbert Jones League Miss Conway Boston Republic

Bazaar buys and sells jewels of Mrs Cowper at P W L event

At the Waldorf Astoria the Professional Woman's League reviews Mrs Eleanor Merron Cowper jewels, claiming her mother is the donor. Dr Ida Nahm backs the mother claim, with proceeds aiding St Johns Home and Crippled Children. A dachshund named Roy is the bazaar's popular raffled item.

Professional Woman's League Eleanor Merron Cowper Hotel St. Regis Waldorf-Astoria Ida C. Nahm Mrs. Cowper League Boy Miss Jarbeau Roy St. John’s Home

Christmas Gifts to Suit Every Pocket and Taste

A 23d street shop showcases a mahogany miniature tree stump bookrack for 550 dollars and a compact round brass smoking stand at 625 dollars with ash tray holder and candle. An affordable dull steel ash receiver with pivoting bowl costs 125 dollars. Also on display is a dark wood English tea table with a Royal Doulton china tea set priced at 27 dollars and 44 dollars respectively, sold together or separately.

Rival Meetings Mark Suffrage Protest At Berkeley Lyceum

The College Equal Suffrage League leading four hundred supporters including Miss Caroline Lexow prepares opposition to anti suffrage speakers next Friday December 18 at the Berkeley Lyceum. The day features Ethel Arnold lecture on The Progress of Women in Europe and college girls as ushers while patrons include Mrs. Sage Mrs. Abbe and Rabbi Wise. Prominent backers expect Mark Twain or Howells as chairman and the group aims to advertise its event with an electric sign outside the theatre.

College Equal Suffrage League Caroline Lexow Clarence Lexow National League For the Civic Education of Women Richard Watson Gilder A. J. George College League Ethel Arnold Humphry Ward Europe John Brannan Berkeley Lyceum Clarence Mackay Russell Sage Robert Abbe Brannan Stephen S. Wise Charles Aked Mark Twain William Dean Howells M. Carey Thomas Bryn Mawr Lexow League

Union Baptist Church Faces Mortgage Threat at Christmas

In a West 63rd Street neighborhood of about fifteen thousand Black residents the Union Baptist Church led by Rev. G H Sims faces foreclosure after years of low income. The church seeks toys food and funds to fund a Christmas tree and dinner for needy children and their families on Christmas Day. Donations may be sent to the church or to Rev. Sims or Miss Rosalie Jonas.

San Juan Hill Santa Claus West 63d Street G. H. Sims Union Baptist Church Sims Mr. Sims West 63H Street Rosalie M. Jonas East 6Th Street New York City

Political League Lectures Across City Venues

Under the League for Political Education Professor Charles Zueblin opens with Ruskin and the Ethics of Wealth at Hudson Theatre. Monday features Mrs Ru dolphine Scheffer Ely on The Drama in the league lecture room. Leslie Willis Sprague closes his George Eliot course with Daniel Deronda and the Relations of the Individual to Nation and Race. Dr Merle St. Croix Wright ends his Bernard Shaw course Tuesday at Berkeley Theatre with Critical Summary and Estimate. Miss Ethel Arnold presents Arnold of Rugby in the league Wednesday morning.

League For Political Education Charles Zueblin Ruskin Hudson Theatre League Rudolphine Scheffer Ely Leslie Willis Sprague George Eliot Daniel Deronda Berkeley Theatre Merle St. Croix Wright Bernard Shaw Ethel Arnold Arnold

News of the Markets in California produce prices

California asparagus and many vegetables appear in the markets ahead of schedule with prices listed per bunch, head, or pound. Fruits, canned goods, and seafood show wide ranges from 2 to 75 cents, with eggs and butter priced to reflect market shifts.

Hothouse Mint Cuba California Washington

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