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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1908

Page

12

Croker Blames Mains For Water Pressure At Fires

Chief Croker testified before the Commissioners of Accounts on fire dept hose shortages and water pressure issues. He urged immediate purchase of 279,000 feet of hose and urged open market access for brands, plus replacing the fire alarm telegraph system.

Croker Fire Department Commissioners of Accounts Williamsburg Lantry Mitchel Parker Building Mel Croker Water Department O’brien Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity Chief Croker Fnelly Per Baltimore San Francisco Chicago Hayes O'Brien Windsor Mitchell Lower New Bronx Brooklyn Gisa Oval Philadelphia New York Binns Torker R Mitchel

Fire Hose Breaks As Cork Works Fire Spreads

A waterfront blaze at No 23 to 4 Rodney street in Williamsburg endangers 300 workers after rotten hoses burst under pressure. Firemen save two cork plants International Cork Company and Brooklyn Stopper. Women flee, several overcome by smoke, while nearby firms National Aniline and Chemical and Binney Godfrey Wire and Bronze Works escape major damage. Fire lasts over half an hour with police keeping tenement residents safe.

Williamsburg Cork Works Rodney Street International Cork Company Brooklyn McCannin Clymer Street National Aniline and Chemical Company Ross Street Binney-Godfrey Wire and Bronze Works Cork Wythe Avenue

Fire Alarm Telegraph System Up for Complete Overhaul

After years of danger from deteriorating fire alarm wires and equipment Commissioner Lantry plans to seek a full appropriation to replace the system with new wires alarms instruments and a fireproof headquarters. Chief Croker warned the cost could reach 2 500 000 though immediate risk may be overstated until repairs proceed.

Lantry New York Board of Fire Underwriters Nicholas J. Hayes Hayes John H O’brien Board of Estimate and Department of Finance Croker Commissioners of Accounts

Treat Praises National Banking System at Boston Meeting

Boston audience hears Charles H. Treat urge preservation and improvement of the national banking system. He argues for a supplemental currency, critiques the Aldrich bill, and backs a national clearing house bank to unify the currency and support commerce.

Chase Congress Finance Committee United States Senate Treat Mr. Treat National Clearing House Bank Requis House Banks

Scarritt sails again for proxies in Fish Harriman fight

Winthrop E. Scarritt former Auto Mobile Club of America president leaves for Europe to solicit proxies for Stuyvesant Fish from foreign Illinois Central stockholders. He says he has secured proxies from major holders in Britain France and Holland. Foreign ownership totals over 176000 shares or 16 percent of the stock, likely affecting the Fish Harriman contest.

Winthrop E. Scarritt Automobile Club of America Europe Illinois Central Mr. Scarritt Fincis Central Great Britain France Holland Harriman Scarritt

Jerome Appears Before Grand Jury Over Traction Probes

Jerome and Kresel report the grand jury will hear testimony from Ivins King Blum Degener Hayman Parsons Mass and Amory about traction company affairs. King cites records from the Public Service Commission and urges full access to five years of Jerome's files to restore public confidence amid reformer attacks.

King Ivins Grand Jury William F. King William M Ivins Mr. Jerome Manhattan Kresel William M. Ivins Ide Blum Metropolitan Street Railway George L. Degener Nathan H. Hayman John H. Parsons William Mass William N. Amory Mr. Kresel Jerome Public Service Commission Traction Companies of New York Jerome All Pee

Commuters May Form League Under Mount Vernon Mayor

Mayor Howe calls Mount Vernon residents to a Thursday meeting to discuss forming a commuters league. The aim is to extend it to towns along the Central and New Haven roads in Westchester County to protest reduced train service and press better treatment from the roads.

Howe Mount Vernon New Haven Westchester County

Shirtmakers Begin Strike Over Wages Across Ten Firms

The union shirtmakers began their annual strike yesterday with 50 girls quitting work to press four wage demands, seeking increases from 15 to 20 percent. Ten firms are affected, centered in Leonard Street, with a general wage-demand plan for all members to follow in a week.

Leonard Street

Real Estate Man James W Sargent Dies in Kingston

James W Sargent a Somerville real estate man connected with Boston was found dead at his Kingston summer home. A revolver lay beside him and a note on his sleeve indicated he took his own life. He was forty three, married, and had come from Boston just yesterday.

Kingston Mass James W. Sargent Somerville Boston Sargent

Delaware & Hudson plans 10.9 million note issue

The Delaware and Hudson company will issue about 10.9 million dollars of one year 5 percent notes. Proceeds will pay off 6.9 million dollars of 6 percent participation certificates issued last February by the subsidiary Quebec Montreal & Southern, guaranteed by D and H. The notes mature early next month and two local banking houses are expected to handle the loan.

Delaware & Hudson Company Quebec, Montreal & Southern Delaware & Hudson

Cotton Drops After Census Report On U S Production

Washington Jan 23 the census bureau reports U S cotton year to date through Jan 16 totals 10 337 607 bales up from last year but down from 1906 In round bales 187 662 are counted As price on the New York Cotton Exchange fluctuated after the census May contracts rose then fell to 11 21 cents a pound and closed slightly lower after liquidation and partial recovery Sales were around 500 000 dates.

Washington Census Bureau Today United States Sea Island New York Cotton Exchange Hollane-Ariense L New York Rotterdam Boulogne Noordam Statendam Ryndam New Amsterdam Potsdam Holland-America Line Bway Baltimore & Chio R. R. Royal Blue Line Baltimore St. Lib’y St. Washington Adam Washington Royal Ltd Chicago Pittsburg Columbus Clevel'd St.louis Louis ST. Louis Louisv Louis V New Union Station Washington, D Broadway Astor House Greenwich St Union Square W Grand &J N. Y Fulton St Brooklyn

Receivers Appointed for Washington and Potomac Steamboat Co

Chief Justice Clabaugh appointed Richard H. Lynn and United States Trust Co as receivers for the Washington and Potomac Steamboat Company. Bonds set at 50000. Lynn filed a judgment for 15722 against the firm. The company owns five steamers and River View and Colonial Beach amusements, with assets said to exceed liabilities but loans hard to obtain amid financial disturbances.

Washington Clabaugh Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Richard H. Lynn United States Trust Company Washington and Potomac Steamboat Company Boond Steamboat Company River View Colonial Beach

Belmont Rothschild Denials Expand in Market Rumor

Ladenburg Thalmann Co and Lee Higginson Co said they were asked by cable to contradict reports that N M Rothschild & Sons planned to sever ties with August Belmont Co. The rumor, spread in Wall Street after a large real estate transfer to the Rothschilds, prompted the denials and clarified the situation.

Bankbook notices and debts in early 1900s York City records

Bankbook numbers 268,767 449,058 and 467,297 of Union Dime Savings and Dry Dock Savings are listed as LOST or missing with requests to present claims within set days or cancel and reissue. A $6,000 loan offer for three years at 6 percent seeks funds secured against a New York City plant valued at $50,000 with McDonald-Wiggins Co. named. A country store named New York Cash Grocery and Meat Market indicates debts owed to a death in the family, with $20,000 at stake and C. E. Batley referenced in Brewster.

Union Dime Savings Institution Dry Dock Savings Institution City of New York 4Th Ave 14Th Philipp Anna Schreck New York City McDonald-Wiggins Co Broadway

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