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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

19

Aldermen reject 90000 stock for Bridge inspection plan

The Board of Aldermen refused to pass the Board of Estimate resolution to issue 90000 in corporate stock to pay for inspection and test of the Blackwell Island Bridge. Opponents argued the test unnecessary and wasteful and suggested War Department involvement. The vote was 43 against.

Board of Aldermen Board of Estimate Blackwell's Island the Tribune William H. Burr Boller & Hodge Stevenson Bridge Department Alderman Walsh Harlem War Department Colgan and Downing Cleveland McGowan Department of Charities Hebberd Alderman Dowling

Five Dollar Note Found in Bank Desk Loot Case

Assistants to Receiver Robert Lyons of the Allegheny National Bank report a worn dusty note found in a desk crevice once used by cashier William Montgomery. A director later supplied another bill and sent the old note to Montgomery in Allegheny County Jail. The note says he might as well take the rest.

Tribune Pittsburg Robert Lyons Allegheny National Bank William Montgomery Montgomery Allegheny County

Record for Sugar Importations

The Appraiser's office closed with June marking the largest sugar import month in local customs history. Raw sugar entries at New York valued at 10,548,692 dollars. Total sugar confectionery and chocolate imports for the government's fiscal year ended reached about 64.7 million dollars, similar to 1907. The prior peak was May 1901 with a 2 percent duty allowance on Cuban sugars, totaling 10.2 million dollars.

New York Cuba

Plans of Belt Line road clash with court ruling

Bondholders of the Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth Streets Crosstown Railroad with Pfaelzer & Co plan to contest Judge Lacombe's decision. Receivers may abandon the line by October 1, after which bondholders may take over. A new operating arrangement with Central Park, North and East River Railroad and Central Crosstown Railroad is expected, uniting as a system. The line carries horsecars but over a mile is wired for electric operation.

Crosstown Railroad Company Pfaelzer & Co Central Park, North and East River Railroad Central Crosstown Railroad

No Pay for Missouri Employes Amid Revenue Shortfall

Jefferson City June 30 Nearly two and a half million dollars remain in Missouri credit but the State House salaries face stoppage as only four cents stay in the revenue fund for heads of departments and clerical staff. Treasury has cash but payroll halted until beer inspector revenue arrives.

the Tribune Jefferson City Missouri State House

State Officer's Auto Held Up in Mata Morat

Dr Halpert deputy state highway commissioner of Pennsylvania and Montague Roberts were held up by Constable Thomas Manwaring in Mata Morat for violating the eighteen mile speed limit. The driver was arrested and occupants gave bail for $19 to test the borough ordinance in court.

Tribune Fort Jervis Halpert Pennsylvania Thomas Manwaring Matamorat Penn Montague Roberts Justice van Aiken Penneylvenia

Colorado banks prosper amid growth in cash and deposits

Denver report shows Colorado banks hold 42 million dollars in cash, more than double fifteen years ago. Deposits have quintupled while population and number of banks have only doubled, signaling strong financial expansion.

the Tribune Denver Colorado

J P Morgan Extends Purchase of Erie Coupons at Par

J P Morgan Co announced it would continue to buy at par the Erie coupons due July 1 from the prior ten and general bonds until further notice. The extension follows a June 11 offer which expired June 3 and aims to preserve the prior lien quality while Erie funds cover coupon payments and accelerate ongoing improvements.

J. P. Morgan & Co Erie

Saturday Silk Stock Sale

Noon sale at 12 noon on Saturdays offering remaining stock of novelty silks in short lengths priced at 55c per yard.

Railroad Victory Case Blocks ICC Tariff Cut

In Chicago a U S Circuit Court judges suspends the Interstate Commerce Commission order lowering terminal charges for livestock transfers from $2 to $1 per car. Receivers Stickney and Smith of the Chicago Great Western brought suit. major lines including Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, Chicago Alton, Rock Island, and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe contested the ruling. The court held segregated rates must be judged separately and found the $2 charge reasonable. The order is enjoined pending final court direction.

St. Paul Sanborn, Hook and Adams United States Circuit Court Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago Adams Union Stockyards Company Acts of Congress Union Stock Yards United States Circuit Stickney and Smith Chicago Great Western Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago & Alton Rock Island Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe

Sale of clothing and furnishings at old store clarified

Public notice states that a sale at our old store 1260 Broadway at Broadway and 82nd is not Rogers Peet & Co merchandise nor connected to them. It warns that any contrary representations are false and notes uptown store move to 34th Street corner. 258 842 at Warren Street 13th Street 1302 at

Broadway Corner Broadway 82Nd ST Rogers, Peet

City Scorched by Heat Wave with Several Prostrations

Today's heat topped 86 degrees but failed to break the record. A west wind offered relief though humidity reached 74 percent. Forecast calls for showers and cooler tonight. Heat worst elsewhere with Velanetia Lene of Yonkers dying after a jump at the Jewish Home. John Falkenner and Albert Lane injured from falls due to extreme heat. Four prostrations reported in Manhattan and Brooklyn each.

Velanetia Lene Yonkers John Falkenner No. 20 Third Avenue Albert Lane West 144Th Street Manhattan Brooklyn

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Notice

Sun rise and set times with moon phase. Wireless reports note the Teutonic Caronica and Principe di Piemonte positions and expected dock times. Daily sailings list Empress of China Transport and Hong Kong Maru routes with port calls and departure times.

Teutonic Sandy Hook Caronica Principe Df Neutination New York Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Vancouver Victoria Empress of China Hawaii Guam San Francisco Hong Kong Maru Fospios Australia West New Samoan Islands Fiji Islands

Booth & Co Convicted of Accepting Rail Rebates

Chicago prosecutors say Booth & Co a leading fish and oyster firm pleaded guilty to accepting rebates from the Lehigh Valley and Nickel Plate railroads. Judge Landis to set sentence. maximum penalty cited at 20000 dollars. The firm allegedly used 500 refrigerator cars and formed the Overland Refrigerator Express to exploit rebates, echoing Standard Oil case patterns.

Chicago A. Booth & Co West Landis Sims Booth & Co Overland Refrigerator Express Company Standard Oil Company

Tyrol as premier European resort for Americans

The Tyrol ranks as a top European travel resort for Americans with year round appeal. Innsbruck serves as the hub for excursions and hotels, notably the Hotel Tyrol owned by Carl Landsee who has rebuilt it with modern comforts. Landsee is well known to American visitors and can provide helpful information for an enjoyable Tyrolean stay.

Tyrol Europe Innsbruck Carl Landsee Landsee

Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings From Major Ports

A long shipping list records arrivals at various ports including Galveston, Key West, Savannah, and Charleston. Vessels such as Concho, Prinz Joachim, United States, Romante, Altamaha, Avalon, Kronprinzessin Cerille, El Cid, Navahoe, Miramar Bri, Retchenfels, Castilian Prince, City of Macon, Vincenzo di Giorgio, and Yale arrive or depart with passengers, cargo, or mail. Sailings include Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, Clothilde, Nipe, Indiana, and others bound for Plymouth, Cherbourg, and various colonial ports.

Concho Evans Galveston Key West Mallory Ss Co Prinz Joachim Ger von Leitner Savanila Port Simon Colon Kingston Moise United States Dan Wulff Copenhagen Christiana Christiansand Matanzas J H Winchester & Co Retchenfels (Ger)tstowan Shields Finch, Edge & Co Castilian Prince Chambers Rio de Janeiro Paul F Gerhard & Co City of Macon Dreyer Savannah Ocean Si Co Vincenzo di Giorgio Cnor Jacobsen Port Antonio Atlantic Fruit Co Yale Grove Boston Metropolitan Ss Co Sam Piamibers Hamburg Plymouth Cherbourg Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Bremen Clothilde Cuneo Nor Ely Nipe Indiana Hong Kong Amoy Etc Maraval Perth Amboy Trinidad Bermuda O A Knudsen Baltimore Flora Elizabethport Eray Aust Naples Trieste Apache Charleston Jacksonville Taff Baracoa Colorado Tampa Mobile Hamilton Norfolk Newport News

Carpenters Union officials sentenced in strike injunction case

Chicago business agents John J. Brittian George H. Lakey and Charles G. Grassel were sentenced to thirty days in jail for violating a building strike injunction. A prior June 1 penalty was set aside to allow more evidence.

Chicago John J. Brittian George H. Lakey Charles G. Grassel Carpenters’ Union

Passage Routes and Ports Through The Mediterranean

The note lists maritime passages from Gibraltar to Palermo and Messina via San Giovanni Italy, June 20 Kasenga, then New York via Algiers Port Said to Singapore and Manila. It outlines transit legs and key hubs in a historic shipping itinerary.

Gibraltar San Giovanni Ital New York Palermo Messina Perim Kasenga Algiers Port Said Singapore Manila

Transatlantic steamship movements and arrivals listed

A digest of June sailings and destinations from European and other ports to New York. Ships include Mauretania via Queenstown, Friedrich der Grosse to Bremen, Kaiser Wilhelm II to New York, and others with routes through Cherbourg Plymouth Durban Bombay Algiers and Genoa.

Liverpool Mauretania New York Queenstown London Mesaba Bristol Wells City Cherbourg Friedrich der Grosse Bremen Eee Kherson Russ Bau Passaroeany Kish Durban Singapore Antwerp Buenos Ayres Rosario Port Said Meltkefela Ger Bombay Port Natal Hyanthes St Vincent Cape Town Genoa Nord America Ital Apres Jane Christiania Bar

Boston Wool Market Shows Marked Activity in Worsted Demand

The Boston wool market after months of quiet shows brisk activity led by demand for worsted wools. Domestic quotations span Ohio to California with varied fleece grades and scoured values across regions, including Texas, Georgia, Oregon, and New York, reflecting broad price differentials and quality tiers.

Boston Ohio Pennsylvania Delaine Michigan Wisconsin New York Kentucky Indiana Missouri Texas Georgia Lake California Middle County Oregon Inc Valley

European produce market closes with mixed London prices

Liverpool June 80 closing prices show dull wheat spot for No 2 red Western winter at 44 shillings, corn firm with new American kiln dried at 682d, peas Canadian steady at 73 10d, and firm hops in London. Beef and pork steady, hams and bacon strong, lard firm, dairy and fats mixed with turpentine and resin steadies noted.

Liverpool California London Pacific Coast Tierces

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