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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1908

Page

9

Cutting Prices of Oil in Government Suit Against Standard

Former independent oil salesman testifies to price cutting by rivals and the Standard Oil Company’s defense in the government suit to dissolve the trust. Lubricating division manager Hugo Weissman recounts roles with rival firms and alleged price cutting, while the case schedule spans through early January with rebuttals and anticipated April arguments before the U.S. Court of the 8th District of Missouri.

Standard Standard Oil Company California Eastern Corporation Frank B. Kellogg United States Court of the 8Th District of Missouri Hugo Weissman The Southern Puenta

M Curdy storm center in Morristown streetcar row

Morristown residents denounce Robert H. McCurdy and Samuel W. Abell for seeking a judge’s order to show cause why the Morris County Traction Company trolley line in Speedwell avenue should not stand. The rule, returnable January 19, suspends operations while challengers argue the Hanover Township franchise is unconstitutional.

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

Hazing of Controller Metz at Brooklyn Board meeting

Controller Metz faced ridicule from colleagues led by Mayor amid criticism of the Finance Department. He withdrew a proposed 1.35 million dollar appropriation for a Staten Island sea view hospital after the mayor’s rebuke. The session shifted to Brooklyn Fourth Avenue subway delays and a Brooklyn side linkage to the Manhattan Bridge. A committee including Metz and borough presidents was formed to decide on simultaneous sections.

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

Museum and Whale Sale at Amagansett

Amagansett on Long Island report that Captain Josh Edwards and crew will remove baleen and oil from a 35 foot whale, aiming to sell to the American Museum of Natural History, though the museum did not buy it. A larger whale specimen exists, with an estimated yield of over twenty barrels of oil and significant bone and skeleton value. Lake Shore sells Lehigh Valley shares. a Chicago Terminal preferred stock offer is accepted by 60,000 shares holders.

The Tribune Amagansett Long Island American Museum of Nature History Josh Edwards Captain Edwards Joss 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 Offer Expected Soon

The United States will publically offer 16000 of a 75000000 coffee loan for Sao Paulo Brazil, underwritten by National City Bank First National Bank and J P Morgan Co It is expected to be oversubscribed in the US and Europe The note also mentions Campbell MacCullochs The Fourth Dimension explaining a pipe that seemed to smoke itself with a teaser to see tomorrow’s Tribune.

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

Biddison Held Without A Bondsman In Forgery Case

Hx Assistant District Attorney Train appeared for Samuel M Biddison the broker recently arrested on a charge of forging bonds of the Central Coal Lumber and Construction Company. He was held in 600 bail for the grand jury. Bondsman Charlies H Hall withdrew. Biddison remained in Tombs awaiting a new bondsman. Hearing for J Montefiore Meyers on the same charge postponed to next Tuesday.

Biddison Samuel M. Biddison Central Coal, Lumber and Construction Company Tombs Grand Jury Charlies H. Hall William Street Hall J. Montefiore Meyers

Cause and Effect Good Digestion Follows Right Food

A New York woman shares how heavy greasy foods caused indigestion and how Grape-Nuts relieved her symptoms and rebuilt her digestion. The letter, signed by the Foster Farm doctor in Battle Creek, promotes Grape-Nuts with the slogan There’s a Reason and invites readers to send more testimonials.

N. Y Fostum Doc Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Jurors Who Ate Fined in Flushing Supreme Court

Eleven jurors who ate instead of fulfilling justice were fined ten dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail by Justice Crane in the Supreme Court Flushing. Their attorney George V. S. Williams said one juror with Hippodrome tickets started the trouble and the absent man was C. M Offrey who went home on memorial night. Williams noted the men were convicted of contempt, but the judge said they had convicted themselves.

Justice Crane Supreme Court Flushing George V. S. Williams Hippodrome C. M Offrey Offrey

Murdered Italian Woman Found Dead in East Lith Street Tenement

Police discovered the body of Flora, a twenty five year old Italian woman, with a severed head in a second floor room at 337 East Lith Street. A jagged razor, believed to be the murder weapon, lay beside her. Coroner Harburger says she had been dead over ten days.

East Lith Street Reidy Shearer East 5Th Street Harburger Gussie Smiler California Holihan and Hudson

New York Central Eyes Meeting With Illinois Manufacturers

W C Brown senior vice president of the New York Central says reports from Chicago misrepresented his talks with Illinois Manufacturers Association president Upham. He notes tariff sheet checks not complete to meet manufacturers before new rates, and offers to arrange a meeting. Brown says interstate filings show transcontinental rate increases apply west of Chicago only. Rumors surface of injunctions to block railroad rate hikes.

W. C. Brown New York Central Lines Chicago Upham Illinois 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 Twenty ninth Assembly District at a district committee meeting held last night with the resignation to take effect January 1. The committee unanimously commended his administration and elected William Chilvers, a partner at Chilvers and Thompson of 35 Nassau Street and former Deputy Attorney General, as the new leader.

John Henry Hammond Twenty-ninth 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 distributes a circular for William B Ellison former Corporation Counsel for Mayor in 1909 Some Ellison friends push for the Tammany nomination Ellison is a strong Democrat not machine aligned The circular quotes editorials praising Ellison from local papers on his work at Water 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 and Arizona Copper sale notices

John McKinnon acting for National Bank of North America signed a liquidation pact with respect to a 521,890.9 note against E. R. Thomas and Robert Maclay Co after court authorization. Rhode Island attachments followed. Arizona Copper sale to Edwin Hooley firm confirmed, with reorganization committee likely to include Ladenburg Thalmann Muller Schall Vogelstein Bonbright and Pell firms.

John McKinnon National Bank of North America Rhode Island Thomas Arizona Arizona Copper Company Edwin 8. 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

Albany December 11 The Union Exchange Bank of New York received approval from the State Banking Department to raise its capital stock from 750000 to 1000000 dollars as stated in the department bulletin released today.

Albany Union Exchange Bank of New York State Banking Department Department

Naval Academy Examinations Open for Boy Candidates

Representative Herbert Parsons announces preliminary examinations for vacant United States Naval Academy appointment at Annapolis. Candidates must be 16 to 20 years old and send applications to Mr Parsons before December 2 to state their qualifications.

Herbert Parsons 13Th Congress United States Naval Academy Eat Annapolis Mr. Parsofs

Suffragettes Barred From Civic Education League Talk

Miss Katherine Conway of Boston spoke at a second lecture of the National League for the Civic Education of Women held in the MacDowell Club rooms at the Metropolitan Opera House. A policeman stood guard to prevent disruption as Conway argued that equal pay is economic, not political, and that votes are not essential for women to gain income equality. She dismissed the idea that women are inherently more virtuous in politics, calling calls for purifying politics cant and hypocrisy, and said voting should come when women can shoot straight as well as men.

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

Bazaar at Waldorf Astoria Auctions Jewels of Mrs Cowper

Second day of the Professional Woman's League bazaar at the Waldorf Astoria features the sale of Mrs Eleanor Merron Cowper jewels to a bidder claiming to be her mother Dr Ida C Nahm asserts the person is her mother but the league will auction the items to aid St John’s Home or Crippled Children if unsold. A dachshund named Roy, two inches high, is the day’s popular item raffled by sealed bids.

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 at 23d Street Shop Offer Rustic Bookrack

A mahogany miniature tree stump bookrack priced at 550 adorns the 23d street shop display. A round brass smoking stand with ash tray holder and candle costs 625, while steel ash receivers at 125 offer a compact, pivoting bowl design. An English Royal Doulton tea table and matching tea set are $27 and $44 respectively, sold separately or as a pair, with both items praised for their compatibility.

Rival Meetings Shape Suffrage Battle at Berkeley Lyceum

The College Equal Suffrage League led by Miss Caroline Lexow plans a high profile rally on Friday December 18 at the Berkeley Lyceum. A counter demonstration from the National League for the Civic Education of Women features Mrs. A J George arguing against the ballot for college women.

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

Union Baptist Church seeks help for Christmas tree

In a West 63rd Street neighborhood, Union Baptist Church faces mortgage strain and may miss a Christmas tree for 15000 local residents. Rev G H Sims urges aid with money or gifts to fund a Christmas dinner and gifts for poor pickaninnies, outlining donation points at the church, the minister's home, or Miss Rosalie M Jonas's address.

San Juan Hill Santa Claus West 63d Street G. H. Sims Union Baptist Church West 68d Street Sims S. H Mr. Sims Rosalie M. Jonas East 56Th Street New York City

Lectures By Political League Speakers At City Arenas

Under the League for Political Education scholars present a morning lecture by Professor Charles Zueblin on Ruskin and the Ethics of Wealth at Hudson Theatre. Monday features Mrs Dolphine Scheffer Ely on The Drama in the league lecture room. Sprague concludes his George Eliot course with Daniel Deronda and relation to nation and race. Wright finishes his Bernard Shaw course with Critical Summary and Estimate at Berkeley Theatre. Wednesday morning Miss Ethel Arnold speaks Arnold of Rugby in a third league lecture.

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

California markets list wide range of produce and meats

The California market page lists prices for asparagus celery cabbage lettuce okra chicory ginger and many fruits. Prices include Cuban tomatoes 20 cents per pound Washington Market hothouse tomatoes 65 cents per pound and strawberries 12 dollars per basket. Meat poultry and fish prices rise with lamb veal and shrimp noted.

Hothouse Cuba Washington

Special Holiday Attractions at New Building Galleries

Six attractions showcase a quarter‑million dollar display of selected furniture and fine arts. Attraction 1 A features unique house palatial pieces from two dollars fifty cents upward, with Louis XVI influences in three vast galleries. Attraction 5 presents world marvels and master pieces in fine arts and antiquities, including etchings watercolors mirrors and artisanal pieces priced at two or three dollars. Location details note Fifth Sixth and Seventh Galleries and Second and Eighth Galleries in the New Building.

New Building Pairyland Orient

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M’curdy Storm Centre Mayor McClellan N. Y. Central W. B. Ellison Naval Academy Examinations P. W. L. Bazaar Political League Game and Poultry Maryland FISH Savoy Hotel Naples Wanamaker Wanamaker’s Wanamaker's Chickering Emerson Angelus Schumacker VOSE Emerson Kurtzmann Angelus J. C. Campbell First Gallery John Wanamaker Eighth Tenth Stree
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