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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1907

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Alderman Clifford Charged With Bribery in Queens

Alderman William S. Clifford of the 67th District Queens was arrested on bribery charges yesterday afternoon by Detective Bernard J. Flood. He is jailed in $10,000 bail and faces a 2:30 p.m. hearing in West Side police court. Prosecutors say Clifford agreed to accept $5,500 to sway Municipal Ownership League members to back ex-Judge Rufus B. Cowing for Recorder, with David Mann acting as go-between. Eleven other members were subpoenaed to Grand Jury.

William S. Clifford 67Th Queens Hancock Street Long Island City Bernard J. Fiood Jerome Whitman Clifford West Side Municipal Ownership League Rufus B. Cowing Joseph Falk 66Th Brooklyn Cowing David Mann 103D Street Second Avenue Manhattan Grand Jury Board of Aldermen Supreme Court Goff Earl Harding Morning World James Cowden Meyers Francis 8. McAvoy Court of Species Sessions Harding Smyth Murphy Cliffort Palateri Meyers Heretsfor McAvoy Palmieri

Senators Confirm Cortelyou and Others for Cabinet Posts

Washington Jan 15 The Senate in executive session confirmed the nominations of George Bruce Cortelyou for Secretary of the Treasury James R Garfield for Secretary of the Interior George von L Meyer for Postmaster General and Herbert Knox Smith for Commissioner of Corporations with no opposition The Finance Committee favored Cortelyou and Garfield unanimously allowing the President to pick his own advisers None of the confirmations except Smith take effect March 4.

Washington George Bruce Cortelyou the Treasury James R. Garfield Interior George von L. Meyer Herbert Knox Smith Senate Senate Committee On Finance Cortelyou Gatefield Mr. Smith

Cab horse killed after Broadway collision at Marlborough

A cab horse ran four blocks along Broadway and collided with a heavy auto in front of the Hotel Marlborough last evening. The crash threw three men from the vehicles onto the pavement as diners and a crowd of about a thousand gathered. Passengers Joseph Wessman, cab driver Joseph McCarthy, and chauffeur Mark Dolan were all recovered and apparently uninjured.

Broadway Marlborough Joseph Wessman West 27Th Street Joseph McCarthy Second Avenue Mark Dolan West 17Th Street

Indictment for Perjury Hits Fairbanks Heir in Steubenville

Grand jury indicts F C Fairbanks son of Vice President Fairbanks for perjury over a marriage to Miss Scott of Pittsburgh. Alleged disguise and false county residence led to license and elopement. Pittsburg reports say a magistrate runner obtained the license. Fairbanks denies any oath in Steubenville probate court.

Steubenville Ohio F. C. Fairbanks Fairbanks Miss Scott Pittsburg Adams County James Scott Frederick Cole Fairbanks Springfield Scott Ohio Gretna Green

Typhoon Devastates Leyte and Samar Killing Hundreds

Manila dispatch reports a January 1 typhoon that struck the islands of Leyte and Samar, killing about one hundred people in Leyte. Eastern Samar coast bar racks and officers quarters were destroyed. Property damage estimates await. shipping untouched. Communication with Leyte and Samar has been cut for six days, with only scant details reaching port.

Manila Leyte Samar Bar

Free School for Crippled Children Planned on East Side

Emanuel Lehman, senior Lehman Brothers partner, died at his home and left a plan to donate three Henry Street houses to the Crippled Children’s East Side Free School. The project, valued at 150000 dollars, aims to build a four story facility with Mrs. Henry Goldman as president. Philip Lehman will transfer title to the institution, continuing Lehman family support through the project. The school now occupies 29 Montgomery Street and Lehman was a trustee of the Baron de Hirsch Fund and Hebrew Orphan Asylum.

Emanuel Lehman Lehman Brothers East 46Th Street Henry Street Samuel Goldsticker Crippled Children East Side Lehman Philip Lehman Crippled Children's East Side Free School Montgomery Street Baron de Hirsch Fund Hebrew Orphan Asylum

Peirce replies on Nicaragua claims and compensation

In Christiania Herbert H D Peirce American Minister to Norway and former Assistant Secretary of State rebutted charges before the Ways and Means Committee. He said the accusation was a rehash and explained his dual role for government and claimants before the Hagua Tribunal with authority from Secretary Hay. He noted no government pay, only claimant compensation with Hay’s consent, and cited securing large damages and an injunction before settlement. He has all relevant documents including Root’s letter.

Christiania Herbert H. D. Peirce Norway House Committee On Ways and Means Washington H. W. el Mott Cleveland Mr. Peirce Hagua Secretary Hay Peirce Hay Root

Miss Rainey Reported Buyer of Kahn Plot in City

Miss Grace Rainey was reportedly the buyer of the 30.2 by 120 foot plot at the southeast corner of Tith street and Fifth avenue, sold by Otto H. Kahn via Blood good de Saulles & Talbot for about $300,000. She may build a dwelling for her own occupancy and lives with her brother Paul J. Rainey at 20 West Dist street. their father was W. J. Rainey, the Cleveland coke king, with an estate around $10,000,000. The Raineys were out of town and confirmation could not be obtained.

Grace Rainey Tith Street Fifth Avenue Otto H. Kahn Bloodgood, de Saulles & Talbot Miss Rainey Paul J. Rainey West Dist Street Mr. Rainey

Judge Lanning Attacks Postal Service Crooks

In Trenton New Jersey on January 15 Judge William M Lanning sharply condemned dishonest postal department employees while addressing the United States grand jury. He noted repeated charges of dishonesty among federal workers over his two years on the bench and urged the public to demand integrity among government staff.

Rrenton N. J United States Grand Jury William M. Lanning Postal Department Lanning United States

Pennsylvania Railroad Tour Fare Details Noted

A brief note lists a January 17 Pennsylvania Railroad tour with fares of $12 or $14.50 from New York, depending on hotel selection. Contact Monaalt C. Studds of the E. P. A. at 263 Fifth Avenue, New York City for more information.

New York Monaalt C. Studds Fifth Avenue New York City

Firebugs at Montefiore Home Fire Suspects Charged

Four men suspected of arson at the Montefiore Home Bedford Station New York were arrested by Central Office detectives at Grand Central. Discharged porters named Hans Schaffer Anton Baneskey Rudolph Junker and August Albrecht will be arraigned in Tombs court. No injuries reported as rags soaked in kerosene ignited in the dormitory.

Montefiore Bedford Station New York Central Office Grand Central Station L. Rosenberg Institution Dr. Rosenberg McLaughlin Barnett Sullivan Brown Grand Central Rosenberg Tombs Hans Schaffer Anton Baneskey Rudolph Junker August Albrecht

Excursion rates to all winter resorts South

Large, comfortable ships offer excursion rates to winter resorts in the South. Telephone 308 Spring.

P. O. Building Addition Proposed for New York

Congress is urged to add two stories to the United States Courthouse and Post Office Building in New York City at an estimated cost of 650000. The plan, approved by Acting Secretary Edwards, would save about 14000 yearly in rent but PM Willcox says it won’t relieve the postal backlog. the drive is for quick funding of a new building.

Washington Congress United States New York City Supervising Architect of the Treasury Edwards Willcox Postoffice

Earthquake Devastates Kingston In Jamaica Reported Casualties

London reports Kingston Jamaica was struck by a sudden earthquake followed by fire. Death toll estimated under one hundred with Sir James Fergusson among the dead. The Port Kingston voyage and colonial officials coordinate relief as cables defer full details.

London Kingston Jamaica James Fergusson Colonial Office Hamar Greenwood M. P Holland Bay Alexander Swettenham Sir Alfred Jones Port Kingston Liverpool Cotton Growing Association Howell Davies Barbados San Francisco Joseph Chamberlain Sir James Fergusson

City Destroyed by Earthquake and Fire in Halifax

Halifax reports the city nearly wiped out by a seismic quake and blaze. D Budge, manager of the Halifax and Bermuda Cable Co, received a dispatch from William Sullivan of the Bermuda Cable Co at Kingston stating Holland Bay dated message. The staff are safe except one member severely injured.

Halifax D. Budge Halifax and Bermuda William Sullivan Bermuda Cable Company Kingston Holland Bay

Kingston Earthquake Fire Devastates Districts

Meager reports from Kingston indicate a severe quake with a major fire still burning Tuesday. Death toll uncertain but initial counts place dead near one hundred and wounded in the hundreds as Myrtle Bank hotel and other key buildings are destroyed. Firefighting continues as hospitals strain under the influx of injured.

St. Thomas Kingston Myrtle Bank

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Governor General Underwood & Underwood M.C.L. Alderman Fora William & Clifford John J. Cronin Falk Ed Kuntze the Bronx Berry L. Leverett Thomas J. Mulligan Ted Harpstinselias D. Noonan Manh ‘Attan J. ‘ Neill The Bronx Berry C. Peters William’ Rowcraft Tome M. Torpey Manhatan Judge Cowing Recorder eTesu Long Islandry MR. Cortelyou Messrs. Garfield, Meyer and H. K. Smith Indict F.C. Fairbanks Ohio Grand Jury Associated Press Lehman Estate Elliott Roat Fifth Avenue Plot Savannah Florida P. O. Building J. Fergusson Bristol England West Indies British Cotton Growing Association Sir Alfred F. Swanzy Viscount Mountmorres H. O. Arnold-Forster Murray Hunter Liverpool Cotton Association A. A. Pearson British Colonial Office Sir Thomas Hughes Liverpool McDowell Nathan C. Lancaster Liverpool Chamber of Commerce Mr. Oliver Manchester Oliver Thomas Shann Ralph Moor L. Rivet Jamaica Cotton Company, Limited Stockport Hal Caine E. Bryan Alfred Jones Hutton Mr. Cotterell Jesse Collings Great Bear Hennher Heaton Dispatch To Augusta Charleston Summerville Penn Atlantic Coast Line Rida Information Bureau Bway Ces
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