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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

20

Mayor opposes plan to pay ferry company subsidy

Mayor McClellan heatedly opposed Controller Metz's proposal to lease East River ferries to the Interborough Ferry Company for 600000 to 700000 yearly plus taxes. He argued taxes total 150000 and warned the deal could end ferry service. The plan would also involve purchasing the New York Terminal Company assets for about 9500000 and leasing boats for five years.

McClellan McCarren Brooklyn Daniel F. Cohaian Tammany Law Committee Manhattan Metz Sinking Fund Commission Interborough Company Charles F. Murphy McCorren Queens Board of Estimate Bronx Cobalan Cohaian Interborough Ferry Company New York Broadweay South 6Th Street South 9Th Street New York Terminal Company Grand Street Ferry Company Street Havin Tts I Ae Lewis East River Pennsylvania St. Louis

Governor Hughes Works Day and Night on Message

Albany dispatch reports Governor Hughes toasting a late production of his legislative message. He aims to present a direct primary and reform ballot package next week amid strong opposition from party leaders who warn against these measures. In Albany, Senate and Assembly leaders debate committee chairs as liquor policy looms.

Tribune Albany Hughes Executive Mansion Judiciary Committees Senate Judiciary Committee Davis Cities Committee White Cobb Senator Brackett Brackett Fred” Greiner Buffalo

Ohio Fight Settled Taft Burton Teaft Caucus Rumors

Columbus Ohio Dec 30 An unexpected turn in the Ohio senatorial fight emerged after a late night conference between Theodore H Burton and Charles P Teft. Afinal settlement was discussed with Taft advisors and may be announced tomorrow with potential caucus plans.

Columbus Ohio Theodore H. Burton Charles P. Teft Burton Taft Wade H. Ellis Augusta Charles P. Taft Mr. Taft Mr. Burton Charles Dick Cleveland Cincinnati

Fog Delays River Traffic and Ferries

A police steamer Patrol was struck by a railroad float in heavy fog on the North River. Part of the starboard rail was torn away. The fog halted ferry service with the 38th Street Brooklyn line suspending trips and hundreds of ferry passengers delayed midstream.

Lewis Board of Estimate Long Island Railroad Frederick W. Wurster Brooklyn Elsberg Williamsboro Tax Department McClellan Nassau Ferry Company Grand Street Houston Street Manhattan North River Pennsylvania Railroad Lackawanna 38Th Street

Trains Annulled New Year's Day on Penn Railroad

Several Pennsylvania Railroad local trains between New York Elizabeth New Brunswick and Perth Amboy will not run on Friday January 1. Check station placards for specifics.

Pennsylvania Railroad New York Elizabeth New Brunswick Perth Amboy

Bomb explodes from elevated train in Second Avenue district

Italians on 1st and 62d streets near Second Avenue panicked when a bomb from a northbound elevated train exploded in front of 1164 and 1166 Second Avenue. Two men, Francis Beggatta and William Jordan, were slightly injured. Joseph Murphy witnessed the device, a small bomb mistaken for a lit cigarette, fall as the train passed. Ground floors at the addresses house a fish dealer and a fruit business. both proprietors have recently received Black Hand letters demanding money.

Second Avenue Francis Beggatta Francis Beggatta, of No. 246 East 63d Street William Jordan East 620 Street Joseph Murphy East 11St Street 61St Street Nicolo Montillio Ambrosino Antonio Nicolo Giuseppe Sam

Appalling Roll of Dead in Messina and Reggio

The dispatches report 110000 lives lost in Reggio and Messina with Calabria and Sicily totals ranging 115000 to 150000. Refugees flood ports up to Naples as the King and Queen aid rescue efforts. Suffering is extreme under ruined homes as survivors seek open air shelter and relief.

Calabria Sicily Reggio Messina Naples

Vast Earthquake Toll Shocks Sicily Messina Reggio

Rome dispatches warn of 110000 deaths in Messina and Reggio with thousands more in other towns. Survivors crowd Naples and coastal ports as King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena visit ruins. Relief crews from Italy, Russia, Britain battle endless need amid freezing winds and scarce food water.

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