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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1908

Page

5

Young Republican Leader Elected in TMth Assembly District

Sam Chilvers, age thirty-one and born in this city, has been chosen leader to succeed John Henry Hammond who resigns due to ill health. Chilvers pledges to keep the district at the forefront of the Republican party and to work hard ahead of the upcoming municipal election.

Sam Chivers John Henry Hammond Wis Chilvers Oth Street Hammond Republican Party

William Chilvers Named Republican Candidate for 28th Assembly District

William Chilvers succeeds John Herry Hemmond as Republican candidate for the 28th Assembly District. A lawyer and partner in Chilvers & Thompson, he has long been active in politics, serving as campaign chair for the district and touring the state for the state committee. He emphasizes businesslike governance, statistics, and labor law advocacy, including work on women and children labor hours and pure food enforcement. The Dietrich organization plans its annual reception and ball at Terrace Garden on February 1, with society hostesses promised.

Chilvers Baer Chilvers & Thompson Nassau Errest Republican Party Assembly Mayer New York United States Supreme Ourt Dictrich Terrace Garden

Lan Dinner for Samuel Koenig at Reisenweber's

The Federal Club of the 58th Street area will host a dinner in Reisenweber's to honor Koenig Samuel Koenig as newly elected Secretary of State. Koenig is praised as Republican leader of the South Assembly District with ex-Assemblyman Hoffman as toastmaster. Also invited are Republican state ticket members, district leaders, several wages, and two Democrats Jerome and Battery Dan Finn.

Seruel & Koenig Sth Imner Federal Club St Reisenweber's 58Th Street Highth Avenue Hoffman Jerome Dan’ Finn

Union Show Gratitude From Yonkers Railroad Conductor Strikes

Yonkers Railroad conductors and motormen union voted two days pay from each member to George Wray, longtime Yonkers druggist who faced financial reverses. Wray aided workers during last year’s strike leading to concessions from A Maher, president of the Union Railway. The trolley men also passed sympathy resolutions and voted a day’s pay, amounting to about $500.

Yonkers George & Wray Mr. Wray A. Maher Union Railway Keops Wray

Perils of the laborer at tuberculosis exhibit

Large crowd attends a Tuberculosis Exhibit at the Museum of Natural History with a public meeting by Central Federated Union. Speaker Dr John B Huber urges unions to push sanitary shops and clean tenements, linking alcoholism and long hours to TB risk. Union leaders cite gains from shorter hours and better conditions.

Museum of Natural History Central Federated Union Museum Assembly Hall Wiliam A Coakley John B. Huber Fordham University Medical School Huber Daniel Harris Workingemen’s State Federation J. H. Cahill Tuberculosis Committee of Typographical Union No International Typographical Union Colorado Springs

Four proposed methods to end bovine tuberculosis in New York

Albany December 13 Commissioner Pearson of the State Department of Agriculture outlines four main strategies to eradicate bovine tuberculosis from New York herds. He notes varying estimates of prevalence and describes state aid, free tuberculin testing, and staged herd separation as key approaches to reach a tuberculosis free state within a decade.

Albany New York State R. A. Pearson State Department of Agriculture Pearson New York

Three Edison Employes Hurt In City Plant Incident

Three New York Edison Company workers were severely burned and injured yesterday in an explosion at the plant at First Avenue and Ith Street. Peter Devery, Henry Bradley, and James Clark suffered facial, hand, thigh, and other injuries. Dr. MacRae treated them at Bellevue Hospital. they initially refused hospital care, then were taken away by car.

New York Edison Company Ith Street First Avenue Dr. MacRae Bellevue Hospital Peter Devery East 2Th Street Henry Bradley West 28Th Street James Clark MacRee

Exploding manhole causes street panic on Ninth Avenue

A telephone cable manhole cover exploded yesterday morning due to sewer gas, hurling the cover fifty feet into the air and ripping open about fifteen square feet of street. Residents fled to the street as police and fire units from West Street Station attempted to calm the panic.

Ninth Avenue Th Street

Rough Riders Dine at Union League Club Reunion Dinner

Rough Riders of the 1st Volunteer Cavalry under Colonel Roosevelt gathered at New York's Union League Club for an anniversary and complimentary dinner honoring their first commander Major General Leonard Wood. General Wood attended, Roosevelt did not. The event featured toasts to the dead and to the president, with Roosevelt's letter read by Captain Arthur Crosby.

Cube Edwin Emerson 1St Volunteer Cavalry Rough Riders Roosevelt Leonard Wood Union League Club General Wood Department of the East Arthur Crosby Emerson Arizona Theodore Roosevelt Wood United States Cuba Micah Jenkins South Carolina Company K Worll Harry Fletcher Legation Portugal Governor Curry New Mexico Maxwell Norman Reginald Ronalds Newport Robert D. Wrenn William Aa. Larned Henry H. Thorp Robert W. Morrell Charles E. Knoblauch Samuel Weller BE. M. Nichols Edgar A. Knapp Joseph S. Stevens

Baldwin dies amid banking scandal fallout in Goodland region

Daniel P. Baldwin a noted lecturer and traveler died today after health failed him while unraveling affairs of his private banks at Goodland Fowler and Ambia Indiana. He faced a November 5 embezzlement charge from Benton County Grand Jury regarding depositor funds used to finance Arkansas timber land investments.

Tribune Logansport Ind Goodland Fowler and Ambia Daniel P. Baldwin Benton County Grand Jury Arkansas Timber Lands Baldwin Indiana Porter Supreme Court

Rockefeller Jr Sets High Standard For Principles In Business

John D. Rockefeller Jr spoke to his Bible class at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church on principle in business. He warned that few are truly happy if they follow only the letter of the law and ignored its spirit, urging young men to give more than their contract demands and to live a Christian life in work.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Mr. Rockefeller Paul

Secret wedding comes to light in Pittsburg

Pittsburg reports that Miss Lelia Donnelly daughter of the late Charles Donnelly and Kenneth Rafferty son of Gil bert Rafferty have been married for a long time. The Rafferty family claims a March marriage while it is widely believed the ceremony occurred nearly three years ago by a justice of the peace. Both families are prominent in Catholic circles across the state.

Tribune Pittsburg Lelia Donnelly Charles Donnelly Kenneth Rafferty Gilbert Rafferty

Dr John Polak's touring car overturns in Brooklyn crash

A heavy touring automobile owned by Dr John Polak of Clinton Avenue Brooklyn overturned at Ninth Avenue and 9th Street yesterday afternoon. Chauffeur Joseph Duffy and the doctor were trapped beneath the machine but escaped serious injury. The car skidded into a rut between car tracks as the chauffeur turned. A crowd helped raise the vehicle and both men were taken to Beney Hospital for treatment.

Broadway Edward Masterson Abraham Isaacs Metropolitan Street Railway Company 50Th Street Masterson 82D Street Fatrolmen McDonough and Finnegan West 47Th Street Isaacs Roosevelt Hospital West Side Krote George Small West End Avenue John ©. Polak Clinton Avenue Brooklyn Ninth Avenue 9Th Street Joseph Duffy Beney Hospital

Rockefeller Double at Church Triggers Impostor Tale

Reporters mistook a New Orleans visitor named Joe Howard for John D. Rockefeller at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. Rockefeller Jr. recognized the ruse. A Cleveland dentist visit to treat an aching tooth explains Rockefeller’s winter trip and rumors of church expansion and gifts are dismissed as speculation.

John D. Rockefeller Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Mr. Rockefeller Joe” Howard New Orleans John D. Rockefeller, Jr Rockefeller Cleveland New York C. A. Eaton Euclid Avenue Baptist Church

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William Chilvers John Herry Hemmond Republcan Eager Samuel ”. Koenig James Coward Greenwich St N. v Catsieges Alvin Mr. Pearson Edison Gute Arzio Emerson-Angelus John Wanamaker West Green D. P. Baldwin Phelps B. Hoyt Chicago William Hoyt & Co Hoyt Tilly Greer East 62d Street Lindsley Tappin East 71St Street Flower Hospital Tappin Harold E. Dannett Augustis van Wyck Livingston Street Hoyt Street Wanamaker's Stewart Venice Louis XV Delhi Taj Mahal John Wanamaker Standard Oil Children’s Aid Society Wrest Ohur A. Barton Hepburn C. L. Brace East 22Nd Street Washington Meriden the Meriden Co International Silver Co Fifth Ave Madison Square
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