Aggregated Names Across NY State Agencies and Districts
A fragmented OCR list aggregating names linked to fisheries game agriculture public printing health lands forestry public institutions military affairs soldiers home claims charitable societies federal relations state prisons privileges and elections trade and manufactures Indian affairs and other state duties. It names numerous officials from counties such as Onondaga Westchester Albany Erie Kings and broader regions, reflecting a roster of commissioners, secretaries, and appointees across diverse departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Monroe
McLaugh- Onondaga
Shea
Marper
Industries
Parker
Washington
Yolk
Cattaraugus
Voss
Haines
Westchester
Otsego
Lewis
Farlane
Wyoming
Hemenway
Ontario
Northrup
Dutchess
Herings
Cise
Whitney
Oswego
Gray
St. Lawrence
Conklin
New York
Arnold
McCabe
Smith
Williams
Delaware
Hackett
York
Foley
Niagara
Buckley
Brady
Greene
Exegleston
Orleans
Waters
Albany
Dudley
Cayugs
Lowe
Jefferson
Mariatt
Steuben
Cole
Schuyler
McFarlane
McLaughlin
Onondaga
Smithester
Harper
Seneca
Garbe
U Fisheries and Game—Mills
Fulton-Hamilton
Lupton
Suffolk
Gunderman
Tompkins
Chamberlain
Murphy
Sullivan
Orange
Dorning
Clinton
Seacord
Bashford
Columbia
Little
Ulster
de Noyelles
Fowler
Harris
Burhyte
Madison
Francis
Johnston
Donnelly
Kings
Silbermann
Graucard
Donihee
Saratoga
Wood
Har- Monroe
Lee
Brown
Cortland
Ward
Levy
Erie
Staley
Montgomery
Frisbie
Schenectady
Wart
Oneida
Perkins
Broome
Glore
Fay
Herrick
Levy New York
Jordan
Whitley
Newark
Walters
Way
Schulz
Terry
Shermann
Hamilton
Chautauqua
Genesee
MacGre
Greenberg
de Groot
Queens
Weimnert
Strauss
Farrar
Howard
Ticga
Cuvillier
Goldberg
Silvermann
Lansing
Rensselaer
Miller
Nassau
Hawley
Franklin
Sargent
Hurley
Caruga
McBride
Huey
Wright
Privileges
Draper
Niazara
Weber
Mance
Flue
Eric
Keller
Stern
TRADE
Meade
Nelan
Glick
Spriggins
Weimert
Essex
Thea
Oqnendega
Saracent
Trey
McGrath
Wadsworth
Rivingston
Merritt
Allegany
Robinson
Palmer
Schoharie
Oliver
Galliven
Schur
Wagmer
Schutta
Millis
Sheridan
Rose
Kincs
Governors talks with stockholders on Metropolitan Street Railway
Albany dispatch reports William F. King and Arthur F. Baldwin with Eugene G. Kremer visited Governor Hughes to discuss legal aspects of the Metropolitan Street Railway case and possible prosecutions of directors. No charges filed. district attorney Jerome remains the likely official to handle prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Albany
Jan
William F. King
The
Merchants' Association
Arthur F. Baldwin
Eugene G. Kremer
Hughes
Metropolitan Street Railway
Public Service Commissioners
King
Willcox
Public Service Commission
New York
Ena
Jerome
King Committee
Jerome $Till
Erie County Republican Committee rescinds Taft support
In Sandusky Ohio on January 6 the Erie County Republican Committee voted 15 to 2 to rescind March resolutions backing Secretary Taft for the Republican presidential nomination. The group also deposed Carl B Clark as chairman, saying the earlier resolutions no longer reflect public sentiment with Senator Foraker now in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
Erie County Republican Committee
Taft
Carl B. Clark
Senator Foraker
Work of Legislature Attacks Public Service Commission
Albany reports lawmakers debate an investigation into the Public Service Commission of the First District over alleged waste and a proposed $1,000,000 excess appropriation. Other measures include race track gambling reforms, judicial appointments by party, and a plan to reduce New York City electricity rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Albany
Public Service Commission
1St District
Falmer
Finance Committee
Assemblymen
Ways and Means Committee
Merritt
Palmer
New York
Supreme Court
Hughes
Willard Bartlett
New York County
Fitzgerald
Agnew
Jerome
Kings County
Senator Cullen
Kings
First Judicial Department
Wemple
Schenectady
Four Harvard students survive a brutal ten day sea voyage
Four Lawrence Scientific School undergraduates from Harvard aboard the Fame, a two masted fishing schooner, endured a seventy mile gale out of Halifax and a second southeasterly blow. With supplies gone, they drifted toward Barnegat before being towed by the revenue cutter Mohawk to New York. They landed in the East River exhausted but safe, returning to Boston with tales of the deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Nick
Cape Cod
Eastern Fishing Company
Boston
Halifax
Lawrence Scientific School
Raymond Brackett
John Alden
Crowninshield
Langdon Alden
Harold Davidson
Bradford Babcock
Nickerson
Cptain
Fulton Market
Gulf Stream
Barnegat
Navesink Highlands
Highlands
Reed
Fame
New York
Navesink
East River
Fulton Street
Fight Over Blackmar in New York Senate Nomination
Albany indicates an oratorical display from Democrats before Abel E. Blackmar’s nomination to the New York Supreme Court to succeed Willard Bartlett in the 24th District. The Senate detective bureau found the nomination had strayed to the Judiciary Committee. The Finance Committee chair Mr. Armstrong announced a meeting for tomorrow morning. Senator Grady warned of further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
New York
Brooklyn
Justice Betts
Ulster County
Foelker
Raines
Board of Estimate
New York City
Kings County Court House
Supreme Court
McCarren
Blackmar
Armstrong
Secret Service Bureau
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Finance
Albany
Abel E. Blackmar
Willard Bartlett
Senate Detective Bureau
Finance Committee
Grady
Hughes League Incorporation Aims for Hughes Presidency
Albany announces certificate of incorporation for the Hughes League of the United States to back Governor Hughes for the presidency. Papers drafted in New York last week list incorporators including Charles H. Young Darwin E. James and Congressman George Waldo. Young filed the papers and invited the governor to the Old Guard ball in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hughes League of the United States
New York
Hughes
Charles H. Young
Republican Club of
Darwin E. James
George Waldo
Brooklyn
Young
New York City
La Follette Presidential Boom Gains Momentum Locally
A conference of La Follette adherents from multiple states met in Chicago to plan for the coming Republican National Convention. Attendees included Lynn Hynes of Minneapolis George Bray of Grimnell Iowa D H Burns of St Louis N P Holmberg of Renville Minn Co S Bush of Indianapolis and others who reported favorable views on his prospects in their states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
la Follette
Lynn Hynes
Minneapolis
George ©. Bray
Grimnell
Iowa
D. H. Burns
St. Louis
N. P. Holmberg
Renville
Minn
Co. S. Bush
Indianapolis
J. D. Rundell
Towanda
Penn
J. N. Kimmons
Canton
Ohio
W. H. Hatton
New London
Wis
T. L. Lenroot
Superior Wis
J. C. Applegate
Canon Falls
George
Loftus
St. Paul
Senator la Follette
Postal Frauds Easy A Chaotic System
Washington January 6 report by Congressional Postal Commission experts reveals a chaotic system enabling large government fraud. The analysis shows legacy laws and ad hoc orders creating gaps, with double entry bookkeeping absent and checks ineffective. The commission plans codification and new accounting to expose fraud, aiming to finish a measure before Congress adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Congressional Postal Commission
Philadelphia
Postal Commission
Penrose
Carter
Clay
Overstreet
Gardner and Moon
Congress
Change in Laws Discussed by Public Service Leaders
Albany January 6. Willcox of the Public Service Commission and Ivins met Governor Hughes to discuss amendments to the public service and rapid transit laws. The governor urged speed on subway construction and a constitutional note to bond debt limits. The PSC report may include revisions to lighting company jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Willcox
Public Service Commission
William M. Ivins
Traction
Hughes
Charter Revision Committee
New York City
W. R. Willcox
W. M. Ivins
C. F. King
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Silk stocking district forms to canvass presidential nominees
The Republican district committee of the 29th Assembly District announced a postal card canvass to learn enrolled Republicans preferences for the Republican presidential nominee. The card lists Hughes Taft Root Fairbanks Cortelyou Cannon Foraker Knox and asks voters to rank choices 1 to 9, confidential and returnable unsigned. also an advertisement for Laxative Brom Quinine Tablets with Grove’s signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Seth Low
Otto T. Barnard
Marcus M. Marks
John Henry Hammond
Charles E. Hughes
William H. Taft
Elihu Root
Charlies W. Fairbanks
George H. Cortelyou
B. Cannon
J.B. Foraker
Philander ¢. Knox
Grove
Third Avenue Railroad saga shows looming reorganization
History recounts the Third Avenue line’s financial collapse and long fight over control. It details the 1900 through 1906 receivership, aggressive reorganization efforts, the Metropolitan Street Railway’s takeover, and the extensive interchanges with Metropolitan lines that could be affected by ongoing plans to cut transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Hugh J. Grant
Third Avenue
Union Railway
Huckleberry
Dry Dock
East Broadway and Battery Railroad
East Broadway and Battery Railroad, and the 42d Street, Manhattanville
St. Nicholas Avenue
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Vermilye & Co
Hallgarten & Co
Heidelbach, Ickeltheimer & Co
Grant
Lacombe
Heidelbach
Ickelheimer & Co
Mr. Grant
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
William C. Whitney
Thomas F. Ryan
James R. Keene
Metropolitan
Third Avenue Company
H. H. Vreeland
Third Avenue Road
14Th Street
Christopher
Stuyvesant Place
Second Avenue
Forty-Second Street
Manhattanville & ST. Nicholas Avenue Railway Company
Broadway
10Th Street
Manhattan Street
Houston Street
North River
420 Street
First Avenue
34Th Street
Long Island Railroad
East Broadway & Battery Railroad
Grand Street
Three Broadway Stores on Warren Street and 13th Street
Short note lists three Broadway stores located at 258 Warren Street, 13th Street, and 7 1260 Gend Street. No further details or context provided.
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Broadway
Tariff Commission Bill Aims at Non Partisan Study
From Washington Jan 6 the Tribune reports Senator Beveridge Indiana will introduce a bill to appoint a tariff commission with presidential appointment and Senate consent. Six experts to study production costs labor wages and raw material prices. Hearings nationwide. Commission to aid Congress in tariff readjustment. Endorsed by National Grange and Manufacturers Association but unlikely to pass Finance Committee. Justice Davis rejects further particulars in McClellan Hearst case.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Congress
National Grange
Manufacturers’ Association
Committee On Finance
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Baldwin
Kremer
Erie County
Weilville
Pligs
BILLS
Saxe
Assemblyman
Bennett
Sinking Fund Commission
Niagara County
Wagener
Coney Island
Hammond
Public Service Commissions
New York Stock Exchange
Gluck
Ray B. Smith
William V. Ross
Albany County
William K. Mansfield
John A. Cole
College Tars
Hughes League
Willcox and
Ivins
Republican Party
Ati
Oes
MR. Whitridge
Frederick Wallingford Whitridge
Whitridge, Butler & Rice
New Bedford
Mass
Amherst College
Columbia Law School
Matthew Arnold
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Knickerbocker
Century
Metropolitan, University
Whitridge
Spain
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Clover Leaf
Joline
New York City Railway
Mobile & Ohio
Cincinnati & Northern
History OF
Third Avenue Line
146Th Street
145Th Street
Kingsbridge
Amsterdam Avenue
Eighth Avenue
125Th Street
Lenox Avenue
123Th Street
Columbus Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Madison Avenue
Lidth Street
Sth Street
Stanton Street
Spring Street
Delancey Street
Metropolitan Cresttown
Fourth Avenue
Williamsburg Bridge
Broome Street
Bowery
Anal Storeet
Canal Street
2Th
Sid Street
1Sth
17Th
Rocers, Peet & Company
Fifth Ave
45Th St
James P. Silo
Andes
R. J. Hayes
E. C. Babcock
Tariff Commission
Hearst
Davis
Eugene Lamb Richards
McClellan
McClellan-Bearst
Justice Davis
Title Insurance
MLE Guarantee Trust Co
N.Y
Remsen St
Bklys
Fulton St
Jamaica
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