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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1908

Page

27

Jerome Defends His Detectives Amid Police Clash

District Attorney Jerome, defending his dissolved detective staff, accuses Police Commissioner Bingham of graft and misdirection. He asserts his men are honest, pledges to stand by them, and seeks to delay their trial while detailing widespread corruption at Central Office and in the 12th Precinct.

Jerome Bingham Reardon General Bingham Police Binghem New York Wasserman Butler Brennan Mata 12Th Precinct Eldridge Street Central Office Mr. Jerome Galvin Devery

Marriage dispute over Vanderbilt heir and Scannell-Pepper Vanderbilt

A hearing for annulment is set for the first week of April after a motion challenging the court findings that Edward Ward Van derbilt was insane. The contest centers on the marriage between Vanderbilt and Mary Ann Scannell-Pepper- Vanderbilt and awaits higher court review of the commission and Sheriff's jury findings.

Edward Ward Vanderbilt Mary Ann Scannell-Pepper- Vanderbilt Vanderbilt

Butler Rescues Family From Fire on Fifth Avenue Home

Mrs Frank J. Vanderbeek Jr and her young children were saved from their No 762 St Nicholas Avenue home by butler Edward Reilly as a blaze engulfed the parlor and stairways. The fire started by a overheated oil lamp explosion. the five story sandstone house suffered about 15000 in damage with no injuries.

Frank J. Vanderbeek, Jr St. Nicholas Avenue Edward Reilly

Call for New Jersey Deep Waterways Association Formation

David Whitall Garrigues, secretary of the New Jersey delegation to a Philadelphia conference, urges a meeting of New Jersey interests to form a Water Utilities Congress of New Jersey. The group would fund its work, promote deeper Delaware River and Raritan Bay channels, seek a deep water canal, improve state waterways, conserve water and power resources, and prevent excessive charges for rights of way. Meetings may be held next Tuesday night during Governor-elect Fort’s inauguration in Trenton.

David Whitall Garrigues New Jersey Philadelphia Garrigues The Water Utilities Congress of Delaware River Raritan Bay Navy Yard United States New York Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association National Rivers and Harbors Congress Congress Fort Trenton

Carnegie Hero Awards honor 16 acts of bravery

Pittsburg January 15 Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awards medals to sixteen rescuers across Massachusetts Connecticut and other states. Cash totaling 10000 plus annuities to widows and orphans mark first time payments of ongoing support. Recipients include George Grant Carlton Funk Florence House George La Croix Newell Gilman William Donovan and others for lifesaving actions from drowning fires and ice rescues.

the Tribune Pittsburg Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Massachusetts Connecticut George A. Grant Groton Conn Anegro Dragoni Charles Campbell Boston Charlies A. Whipple Providence Carlton H. Funk Glastonbury Jennie Buchsteat Florence House Chelsea Mass Frederick Jackson George L. la Croix Cambridge Ernest J. Poirier William H. A. Missett Springfield Mass Frank L. Cook Thomas McGown Worcester Roland H. Burr Rocky Hill Roeland H. Burr, Jr Henry Dwight Holyoke Milford Penn Burr Newell S. Gilman Lowell James Murdock Philadelphia William T. Donovan Lynn Jennie Wilson Annabelle Parnell F. W. Carrier Smith's Ferry Patrick Gannon Connecticut River John Bibby Gravenhurst Ont William Raymond Lindsay William Gilmour Sorel Que Homer J. Morrison Buffalo

Yonkers Road System Faces Receivership Risk

Receivers may be appointed for Yonkers Railroad Company amid failed asset collection and severe underfunding across Yonkers Yonkers division lines. Westchester County street railroads in a cash crunch after unions face wage disputes. Union Railway Company holds major stock and a looming court action targets recovery, with Public Service Commission hearings promising relief if conditions prove dire.

Yonkers Railroad Company Union Railway Company Third Avenue Justice Mills Supreme Court White Plains Westchester County Yonkers Public Service Commission 2D District Yonkers Railroad Maher Westchester Electric Railroad Company Tarrytown, White Plains & Mamaroneck Railway Company

Gas Electric Car Test May Transform Short-Line Railroading

Telegraph report from Schenectady dated January 15 describes a General Electric gas electric car reaching sixty mph on a seventy-five mile run. The core S cylinder gas engine powers two 60 horsepower motors via a 120 horsepower generator, all controlled by one operator in a compact space. The car seats forty four plus baggage, weighs thirty one tons, and uses hot exhaust for in-car heating with electric lighting.

The Tribune J Schenectady N. Y General Electric Company

Banker Case Nearing Jury Deliberation

Ritscher for the defense finished his argument and Mr Robyns is expected to close tomorrow as the case likely heads to the jury tonight.

Ritscher Robyns

Nurse in New Brunswick Tries Suicide Amid Embezzlement Charge

Alberta Thumeden, a local nurse, attempted self harm after a warrant for $145 embezzlement was served by Sergeant Kelly. She was rushed to St. Peter's Hospital in critical condition. The case ties to Rosina M. Moser who named Mrs. Lumsden, former nurse at the tuberculosis home, as a key witness in recent accusations against Doctors Janeway and Cronk over dog vivisection.

New Brunswick Alberta Thumeden Kelly St. Peter's Hospital Lumsden Rosina M. Moser

Boycott His Baby Carriage Over Nurse Girls Union

Real estate man Ferdinand H. Cook sued five nurse girls in a West Side court for blocking the sidewalk from 70th to 71st streets and harassing his children. He displayed a postcard alleged to contain hostile nurse girl poetry from Nora Thamers, the union delegate, who had called a strike on his work. Magistrate Herrman warned that further complaints would be met with the full extent of the law.

Ferdinand H. Cook West End Avenue West Side Court Mr. Cook Nurse Girls’ Union Nora Thamers Cook Herrman

Interstate Commerce Ruling on State and Interstate Rates

The Interstate Commerce Commission held that discrimination created by a combined state and interstate rate remains within its jurisdiction when the carrier sets the state rate. The Reliance Textile and Dye Works case against the Southern Railway involved cotton piece goods from Cincinnati to Chicago and alleged bias against Cincinnati versus Clearwater South Carolina and Lanette Alabama.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Reliance Textile and Dye Works Southern Railway Company Cincinnati Chicago Clearwater S. C Lanette Ala

New Haven Demurrer Sustained in Rail Case

Massachusetts Supreme Court sustains the demurrer of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad in a common law information by Attorney General Dana Malone. The case alleges illegal takeover of street railways and guaranteed stock dividends. the court says the action should be in equity, not quo warranto. Action in equity has been heard by a master whose report is pending.

Boston Massachusetts Supreme Court New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Dana Malone New Haven Road Massachusetts Street

Clark's annual winter cruise to the Mediterranean voyage

Clark announces a tenth annual winter cruise from New York on February 6 aboard the steamer Arabic. The 70 day voyage visits Madeira Cadiz Seville Granada the Alhambra Jerusalem Alexandria Cairo Naples Pompeii Rome Nice Monte Carlo with prices by stateroom. All expenses including excursions hotels carriage drives and guides are included. The second item notes Home Insurance Company declares a 14 percent semiannual dividend and shows policyholder surplus of 10,208,211.27 dollars.

Clark Mediterranean Orient New York Madeira Cadiz Seville Granada Alhambra Jerusalem Alexandria Cairo Naples Permpeii Rome Nice Monte Carlo Home Insurance Company Board of Directors

Would Enjoin Mother in Law

Carl Emil Christensen asked Judge Carpenter to restrain his mother-in-law Bertha Larsen from meddling in his home. He claimed his wife is over-sensitive and that he has exhausted every method to keep the two women apart.

Chicago Carl Emil Christensen Bertha Larsen Carpenter

Beauchamp Shot Dead by Brothers of Victim at Rock Island

Dr E D Beauchamp was killed at Rock Island station Lawton while en route to Hobart for a murder trial of Charles Thomas. Charles Thomas's brothers John F Thomas ex City Attorney Lawton and Will Thomas of Chico Texas surrendered after firing. Beauchamp killed Thomas on February 25 1907 over alleged intimacy with Mrs Beauchamp. At today’s meeting all three drew revolvers. the Thomas brothers acted faster.

Tribune Lawton Okla E. D. Beauchamp Hobart Charles Thomas Rock Island John F. Thomas Will Thomas Chico Tex

Detroit 3 Cent Fares Proposal From Mayor Thompson

Mayor William B. Thompson in his annual message to the Common Council argues for universal 3 cent street railway fares due to expiring franchises. He notes the need for a lasting plan beyond limited workman’s cheap tickets and calls for this rate for all riders at all times.

Detroit William B. Thompson Common Council

Delaware liquor test begins in New Castle County court

The challenge to last November's local option election in Delaware moved forward in the Court of General Sessions at Wilmington. Chief Justice Lore and judges Pennewill and Grubb heard arguments on the constitutionality of the statewide dry counties vote after Kent and Sussex counties went dry.

Tribune Wilmington Del Delaware Kent Sussex New Castle County

Bank says Reed Manufacturing notes total 100000

The Merchants National Bank of New York filed an answer in U.S. District Court to Reed Manufacturing Company bankruptcy alleging conspiracy to defraud the bank and creditors. It claims Reed notes valued at 100000 are due in four months with 2600 security, and implicates Reed officers and Lisk Manufacturing Company of Canandaigua, owner of Reed’s 500000 capital stock. The bank asserts Reed is solvent.

Trme Buffalo Reed Manufacturing Company Newark N. Y Merchants Nations Bank of New York United States District Court Reed Company Lisk Manufacturing Company Canandaigua

Regina d Italia Released After Writ Discontinued

The steamship Regina d Italia seized at Jersey City on December X was released yesterday afternoon as the attachment writ, brought by Sir James Laing & Sons Co of Sunderland, England, was discontinued. The suit claimed the Lloyd Sabado Societa Anomina Navigazini owed about $1.97 million for three ships not built to contract terms.

Regina d'Italia Jersey City Sir James Laing & Sons Company, Limited Sunderland England Lloyd Sabado Societa Anomina Navigazini Steamship Company

Walsh Funds Trial Reaches Closing Phase Today

Chicago Jan 16 The Walsh bank misapplication case enters its final stage as Assistant District Attorney Pletcher Dobyns opens the summing up to the jury. The proceedings began with the reading of previous testimony and arguments from defense counsel.

Chicago John R. Walsh Chicago National Bank Pletcher Dobyns Mr. Dobyns John 8 Miller

Yale Ball Player Weds Golfer

Miss Helen Trowbridge Carrington daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Carrington wed Burnside Winslow son of Mr and Mrs J H Winslow in Center Church The Rev Dr Newman Smyth officiated The bride a famed East golf player The groom Yale class of 4 captain of the baseball team bridesmaids included Pauline Maches with guests from Philadelphia New York Boston and elsewhere

New Haver Helen Trowbridge Carrington J. B. Carrington Burnside Winslow J. H. Winslow Philadelphia Center Church Newman Smyth Yale

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