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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1908

Page

28

Mayor's Message Points to Debt Load and City Finances

Major McClelan criticizes the Legislature for rising city costs and urges taxes for new improvements. He details 1906 and 1907 increases in funded and temporary debt, notes deductions for lands and judgments, and cites a remaining borrowing margin of about 26 million. He urges Fifth Avenue widening, street automo biles regulation, and abolition of the Aqueduct Commission. He praises Morgan and Sage gifts and lauds ten years of consolidation.

Major McClelan Fifth Avenue Aqueduct Commission J. Pierpont Morgan Metropolitan Museum of Art Russell Sage City Hall Ineseate Darlington

New York Central Lays Off Men in West Albany Shops

Albany January 6 reports that the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company laid off three hundred additional workers in the West Albany shops. This is the second layoff in weeks, bringing total to about seven hundred as part of a plan to cut payroll by 12 percent, with expected impact on the Boston and Albany division.

Albany New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company West Albany New York Boston and

Indict Grosscup Again Over Central Traction Crash

Mattoon Illinois January 6 The grand jury returned true bills against Judge Peter S Grosscup and other Central Traction Company employees for manslaughter and criminal negligence in the August 30 collision between Mattoon and Charleston in which eighteen people were killed The indictments added criminal negligence beyond manslaughter and followed the companys settlement of wreck claims totaling 41000 last Saturday which surprised observers

Py Telegraph the Tribune Mattoon Ill Grand Peter S. Grosscup United States Circuit Court Central Traction Company Charleston

RECORD OCEAN TRAVEL

More cabin and steerage passengers landed in New York in 1907 than in any prior year. Ninety four thousand nine hundred sixty one first class passengers. one hundred fifty six thousand four hundred seventy second class. steerage reached one million four hundred ninety six thousand one hundred eighty six. Mediterranean ports supplied nearly three hundred thousand steerage travelers.

New York United States Mediterranean

Appeal to U S Court Over NYC Railway Receivership

Papers by Paul Fuller J Hamp den Dougherty and Melvin G Palliser as state receivers seek to relinquish control of the New York City Railway property to federal receivers Adrian Joline and Douglas Robinson. They allege federal action blocks state law and that notice to New York was lacking. Argument set for Friday January 17.

Paul Fuller J. Hampden Dougherty Melvin G. Palliser New York City Railway Company Supreme Court Seabury United States Circuit Court Adrian H. Joline Douglas Robinson Arthur H. Masten Federal Court Metropolitan Railway Company Marion Trust Company Metropolitan State of New York State of New York Metropolitan Street Railway Company Morton Trust Company Public Service Commission

Receivers for Standard Oil Firms Granted in Texas

The state court in Austin granted a receiver for Standard Oil Company of New York Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Standard Oil Company of Indiana Union Tank Line and National Transit Company The appointment was deferred until tomorrow for the formal order in the state's suit seeking ouster and penalties totaling 73000000 against these companies Security ou Company of Beaumont and Corsicana Refining Company are co defendants.

The Tribune Austin, Tex Standard Oil Company of New York New Jersey Indiana Union Tank Line National Transit Company Security Ou Company Beaumont Corsicana Refining Company Corsicana, Tex

Illness in McKeesport girl baffles physicians

Pittsburg January 16 physicians are puzzled by the illness of Mary Dolan two year old daughter of Matthew Dolan of McKeesport. The child sank into a sound sleep at noon last Friday and has not awakened since despite efforts to arouse her. She had been sick for several days and was being treated for grip.

Pittsburg Mary Dolan Matthew Dolan McKeesport

Ohio to introduce bills for public service commission

Columbus plans proposed legislation to establish a five member public service commission with $10,000 salaries. The body would regulate service and rates, with appeals allowed from corporations or 25 dissatisfied citizens under franchise terms.

Columbus Ohio Public Service Commission New York State Senate House

Reduced rates to New York for merchants by Merchants' Association

Reduced rail rates for merchants from central passenger territory to New York will be applied as last season and take effect from February 1 to February 4 inclusive. The Merchants' Association of New York arranged the discount plan.

New York Merchants’ Association of New York

Little Time Too Busy on Building Code Revision

Timothy P. Sullivan leader of Tammany in New York says the seven teen building code revision commission and city aldermen will not rush the long awaited code update. He claims public interest guided appointments and notes the new code, though praised by some members, remains sidelined by current political priorities.

Timothy P. Sullivan Tammany Board of Aldermen Sullivan Tribune Municipal Ownership League Little Tim Charles H. Israels Israels & Harder Electus Litchfield McGuire Tim Commission Europe

Aldermanic Flower Garden Crowds the City Hall Chamber

Flowers poured into the aldermanic chamber at City Hall crowding the room in a colorful display. Amid the bloom fest, some officials swapped price tags off floral offerings and sent them to the City Court in the brownstone. Alderman Sullivan won 42 votes as vice chairman with Gunther at 19, and Oxford was chosen sergeant at arms for 1500 dollars a year by 42 to 29. Sullivan opposed the mayor’s message but the body adopted Levine and Laws and Legislation measures, including a public hearing on pushcart activity.

Aldermanic Chamber Aldermaniec Brownstone Dowling Timothy P. Sullivan Alderman Brown John Gunther Sullivan Gunther Committee On Levine

Hatch Heads Upholsterers Union In New York Move

James H. Hatch former labor candidate for New York State Commissioner of Labor was elected president of the International Union of Upholsterers and Drapers. The union headquarters and its international executive committee were moved from Chicago to 147 East 42nd Street Manhattan. Hatch said the business depression was passing away in the trade with more men hired and a return to normal conditions likely soon.

J. H. Hatch James H. Hatch New York State International Union of Upholsterers and Drapers Union International Executive Committee Chicago East 42d Street Manhattan Hatch

Queens Health Officer Out

Dr. John P. Moore head of the Queens Borough Health Department was terminated yesterday. It is unclear if he resigned or was removed. Reported earlier months ago that his resignation was sought due to differences with Dr. Darlington.

John P. Moore Queens Borough Health Department Moore Darlington

Stock dividends raise question in savings bank bonds legality

Clark Williams state Superintendent of Banks asked the Attorney General for an opinion on whether bonds paying stock or scrip dividends can remain valid savings bank investments. The Missouri Pacific stock dividend sparked the inquiry amid Wall Street speculation. Henri De Vries must pay $1,535 to Leavitt’s assignee for breach of contract after a jury verdict on a failed 1906 Madison Square Theatre vaudeville arrangement.

Clark Williams Missouri Pacific Railway Company Williams Wall Street Missouri Pacific Henri DE Vries Abraham Leavitt Michael B. Leavitt Justice Truax Supreme Court Leavitt de Vries Holland Madison Square Theatre Arsen DeVries Sntre

Lost and stolen bankbooks and local ads in Tribune listings

Notices warn owners to present claims within days or have passbooks cancelled. Includes Bankbook Nos 462,047 325,204 363,405 827,205 and a garage for sale. Also lists Tribune advertising offices and train schedules for the N Y H R R with multiple departure times and stations.

The Union Dime Savings Institution

Storage company auctions household goods in New York

People's Storage Co. notifies Emma Brown and others that a lien on stored household goods has expired. If charges are not paid, property will be sold at public auction at 254 West 29th Street, New York, on Friday January 24, 1905, with bids likely for second hand machines and machinery purchases offered by George B. Eddy at 308 Madison Street.

Ee People's Storage Coo West 2Th St New York Emma Brown John B. Thomas W. A. Holmes Daisy Mutr Josephine Washington George W. Harvey W. B. Rulon Gertie Robinson W. Winston West 29Th St People's Storage Coo George B. Eddy Madison St

Fruit of Loom Muslins Yardwide Sale Ad Details

An old advertisement listings yardwide muslins and unbleached fabrics with price cues and bulk purchase incentives. Mentions finished yard wide goods from Lonsdale Company, ready made sheets, hemstitch pillow cases and extra long sheets to 3 yards, with various price points and volume discounts.

Lonsdale Company Lonsdale Envale

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