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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1908

Page

18

Commuters Aid Pennsylvanian Ferry Line Study

The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks traveler input on ferry choices between Jersey City and Manhattan as it plans a vast upgrade into a high speed electric tunnel system. Officials collect passenger ferry preferences to shape stations, tunnel links, and next twenty years of Newark Jersey City service.

Pennsylvania Railroad Newark Jersey City Ketton Hoboken Cortlandt Street Cortlandt Church Streets Manhattan Hodson Companies Summit Sip Avenues Pennsylvania Hudson Companies Berrison Harrison Pennsylvania Company New Jersey Jersey 3D Street Desbrosses Street Railrroad Manhattan Island 35D Street Seventh Avenue Pennsylvania Tunnel 38D Street Pennsylvania Lines Procter & Keith's

Investigation into New York and Port Chester Railroad affairs

Commissioner Eustis opens a probe into the New York and Port Chester Railroad after the Public Service Commission found the company failed to show construction progress on its Bronx electric line project. The investigation follows a May franchise grant and a $300,00 construction obligation, amid changes under New Haven interests.

New York & Port Chester Railroad Company Public Service Commission Board of Aldermen Eustis New York, Westchester & Boston Railway Company Bronx Westchester County Port Chester Company New York, New Haven & Hartford

Army invites bids for two memorial tablets in 1814 Key tribute

The quartermaster department of the Department of the East invites bids on Monday to craft two bronze memorial tablets. One will honor Francis Scott Key inspired by a view of the flag at Fort McHenry during the 1814 British attack, the other to mark Henry Greene Cote’s gift of land at Marietta National Cemetery. Both tablets are five feet long and shield shaped with bronze finish, to be mounted on standards.

Quartermaster's Department Department of the East United States Army Fort McHenry Baltimore Francis Scott Key National Cemetery Marietta

Public Service Commission targets streetcar noise in Manhattan and Bronx

The Public Service Commission orders overhaul and repair of rolling stock across major street railway companies to cut noise. Open and closed cars must meet inspection standards, with repairs timed for May and September completions. Tracks and trolley wires will be reviewed, and further track orders anticipated. Two bands were arrested amid the crackdown, illustrating civic tension over sound and order in New York City.

Public Service Commission Bingham Manhattan Bronx New York City Railway Company Third Avenue Railroad Dry Dock East Broadway & Battery Forty-second Street Manhattanville St. Nicholas Avenue Union Railway Brooklyn General Bingham Frank W. Bosworth Schneider West 135Th Street West 125Th Street Moritz Mitzman Houston Orchard Streets Walsh Essex Markets Purt Morris Bellevue New York City New York

Plumber Murphy Freed On Strike Hold-Up Charge

Charles Murphy of Keefe and Murphy was released on 2500 bail after arraignment in the Tombs court on extortion charges. Builder Leo Bing alleged Murphy demanded 2000 dollars for sending union plumbers back to work on Riverside Drive projects and other Bing contracts, with 2 percent to joint committees. Murphy denied wrongdoing. adjournment granted to Friday.

Charles Murphy Keefe & Murphy Lexington Avenue Tombs Court Leo R. Bing Fifth Avenue Riverside Drive Sth Street Labor Union Murphy Bing Master Plumbers’ Association The Journeymen Plumbers’ Association Corrigan James M. Osborne

City Collects Half of Betsy Head Estate

Corporation Counsel Pendleton announced the city collected 187746 from the Betsy Head estate, to be used for health and recreation grounds. The remainder goes to various charities. Mrs Head, English by birth, came to Islip, Long Island, as housekeeper for George C Taylor.

Corporation Pendleton Betsy Head Head George C. Taylor Islip Long Island Mr. Taylor Frederick W. Bodley Taylor Bodley

Poor liquor destroyed in Guthrie sewer demolition

Ten thousand bottles of whiskey wine and beer and twenty five kegs of beer seized as booties goods across the state were dumped in the Guthrie sewer under state liquor dispenser Robert E Lozier. All liquor failed medicinal standards. A crowd watched as a keg pyramid was knocked in. An extra seizure of beer and whiskey worth one hundred forty cases and barrels occurred in Oklahoma City.

the Tribune Guthrie Okla Robert E. Lozier Oklahoma City

Tyader seeks Pasteur treatment after dog bite near Darien

Richard Tiader, president of American Hydrolith Flooring, brother in law of Oakleigh Thorne, is taking Pasteur treatment to prevent rabies after a dog licked his scratched hand at Tokeneke Park near Darien Connecticut. He killed the dog when it convulsed and sent the head to the Pasteur Institute. he continues business as usual and dismisses fears.

Richard Tiader American Hydrolith Park Avenue Oakleigh Thorne Trust Company of America Mr. Tiader Tokeneke Park Darien Conn Mr. Tjader Pasteur Institute

Bishop Potter Dead, Prominent New York Rector and Civic Leader

The Right Rev Henry Codman Potter, seventh Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York, dies after a career marked by public service and social reform. He built the Cathedral of St John the Divine, tackled East Side poverty, and influenced temperance and labor harmony while shaping church endowment and civic policy.

Bishop Greer Named as Coadjutor in New York Diocese

The Right Reverend David Hummell Greer, serving as Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese of New York, holds a leading role in church governance as he advances toward a diocesan leadership position.

Diocese of New York Greer David Hummell Greer

Bishop Greer Succeeds Potter as New York Diocese Leader

Born in Wheeling West Virginia in 18 he trained at Washington and Jefferson College in 1862 and studied at Gambier Ohio. After ordination he led Christ Church Clarksburg and Grace Providence before moving to St Bartholomew's New York. He built vast parish charities serving five thousand daily and led a wealthy large church with schools gyms clubs and a pawnshop for the poor. He held degrees from Brown Kenyon University of the South and Columbia University and served on reform and child labor committees while publishing books and lectures.

New York Republic England Gettysburg Potter Washington The Church Club St. Nicholas Society Players Pennsylvania Society Metropolitan Society Transportation Club Riding Club Bishop Potter Union College Yale Harvard Trinity Oxford Cambridge Campridge University the Tribune Henry C. Potter Wheeling W- Va Washington and Jefferson College Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary Gambier Ohio Christ Church Clarksburg Trinity Church Covington Grace Church Providence St. Bartholomew's Greer St. Bartholomew’s United States Bishop Greer Brown University Kenyon College University of the South Washington and Jefferson Columbia University Board of Missions Protestant Episcopal Church Civil Service Reform Association Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

Tribute to Bishop Potter by prominent figures across civic and church life

Excerpts from lay leaders and clergy expressing profound sorrow at Bishop Potter's death. Statements praise his role in unifying Low and High Church factions, his public leadership, and his careful stewardship of the Cathedral of St John the Divine. References include ex Mayor Low, Francis Lynde Stetson, and George Mac Culloch Miller among others.

Low Broad Brook Farm Bedford Station Potter St. George's Francis Lynde Stetson Skylands Sterlington N. Y George Macculloch Miller the Knoll Morristown Miller St. John the Divine Greer Cathedral of George F. Nelson Grace Church G. C. Houghton Church of the Transfiguration Houghton the Churchman House of Bishops

Save Mare Island Navy Yard by Hydraulics Plan

The joint army and navy board reports a permanent improvement at Mare Island by installing hydraulics to ease navigation into the yard. A special congressional appropriation is needed, but administration supports keeping the plant at Mare Island. Foresters assess forest preservation on military reservations with War Department involvement. Orders and personnel moves span engineers and quartermasters across departments.

Tribune Bureau Washington Mare Island Joint Army and Navy Board Mare Island Navy Yard Vallejo Cal Navy Yard San Francisco Bay Metcalf Congress

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