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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1906

Page

14

Adulterated Red Clover Seed Sold Across Firms

USDA circular reports red clover seed sold in open market tested for adulterants. Of 116 samples found to contain dodder parasites and 5 contaminated with yellow trefoil seed. Names and percentages of adulteration listed. notable firms include Jacot & Mullen and Hart & Co. Cattle fed contaminated seed suffer sickness. dodder poses severe crop risk.

Europe New York City Jacot & Mullen Water Street Department of Agriculture O. F. Aver Ulster Penn Jacot Washington Hart & Co Brown Hart

Brooklyn Cooperage Head Goes

Lowell M. Palmer retires today from the presidency of the Brooklyn Cooperage Company owned by the Sugar Trust. Formerly on the American Sugar Refining Company board, he had long managed Williamsburg docks and Palmer’s Docks handling inbound and outbound traffic for the refinery, and was credited with controlling a large share of Brooklyn’s retail coal trade.

Lowell M. Palmer American Suga Refining Company Brooklyn Cooperage Company Sugar Trust American Sugar Refining Company Mr Palmer Cooperage Company Standard Oil Company Williamsburg Palmer's Palmer Brocktyn

Coal costs consumers more as prices rise in Manhattan and Bronx

Coal prices rose by 16 cents per unit across domestic anthracite sizes. Retail dealers in Manhattan and The Bronx increased break, stove, nut and egg coal by 12 to 20 cents with Bronx rates higher due to freight and longer hauls. The raises, under operator sliding scale, persist through June with a 0 cent July adjustment and further rises planned for August and September.

Manhattan Bronx Catry Jyne

Magistrate Pool Leaves Bench After Nine Years

Magistrate Joseph Pool finished nine years on the city bench then resigned after being served with damages papers. At West Side police court, clerks, policemen, and lawyers praised his fair decisions and leniency in minor cases as he bid farewell and prepared to join a prominent corporate offer. The Bar Association planned further action while Mayor McClellan awaited appointment of a successor.

Joseph Pool City Eristrete West Side Timost Price Tenderloin Bar Association McClellan Magstrate

Stock Exchange Firm Schuyler Chadwick Burrham Formed

The new brokerage firm Schuyler Chadwick Burrham organized with Sidney Schuyler as board member and John R Chadwick and Charles L Burnham as partners. Offices will be at 16 Broadway. Mr Burrham retires from assistant secretaryship of the Stock Exchange. David Oakes named special partner.

Stock Exchange Schuyler

Ferryboat Ellis Island Crashes at Ellis Island

Panic follows a ferry collision as the Ellis Island rammed a bulkhead while attempting a grip at Ellis Island. About three hundred people aboard on the Tile Island were thrown about. two were slightly injured. Crew assisted crowd to quell fear and restore order after the overhang tore away.

Ellis Island Sue SfeGee

Pitcairn Retires from Pennsylvania Railroad Post

Robert Pitcairn, resident assistant to President A. Cassatt, aged out at the Pennsylvania Railroad, ending a long service in various roles. His retirement marks the dissolution of the resident assistant to the president’s office.

Piveburg Robert Pitcairn A. *. Cassatt Pensylvania Railroad Company Pitcairn

Diverse Help Wanted Listings Across New York Area

An assortment of employment notices from New York and nearby areas. Listings include positions for houseworkers cooks maids, saleswomen, office workers, accountants and bookkeepers, engineers and builders, chauffeurs, and general labor. Names, addresses, and contact instructions are given, with notes on experience, wages, and locations such as Broadway Brooklyn Manhattan and Hartford areas.

Storage Notice Auction to Sell Debtor's Goods in New York

Lincoln Safe Deposit Co warns of expired lien on belongings stored in its New York warehouses. Items include household goods apparel personal effects silverware and merchandise to be sold at public auction on June 18 1906 at George Merie auction rooms 155 East 125th Street New York City commencing 10:00 AM.

Lincoln Safe Deposit Company East 42d Street New York A Arnoux G. Baker M. G Crapin Samuel PD. Crafts E du Vivier H. M. Munsell Petersen L. F. Perry F. Splitdort H. H. Schroeder Alice F. Webber George Merie East 125Th St New York City Lincoln Safe Deposit CO John R. van Wormer Sec

Help Wanted Ads and Job Listings Cover Diverse Trades

A collage of labor solicitations and classifieds seeks workers across carpentry, engineering, driving, dispatching, retail, and domestic fields. Listings include press syndicate help, first class sawyers, draughtsmen, chauffeurs, drivers, clerks, druggists, florists, and shop foremen. Many entries request experience, references, or salary details and specify locations in New York City areas and Brooklyn addresses.

Gas motions denied by Supreme Court justice Leventritt

Justice Leventritt denied three injunction motions against Consolidated Gas Company blocking temporary $1 gas rate. He deferred merits, urging federal jurisdiction, while state rate validity awaits U S Circuit Court review Monday. City and state efforts paused. $1 rate collection and $300,000 in deposits continue.

Leventritt Supreme Court Consolidated Gas Company Justice Leventritt United States Circuit Court Lacombe Joseph H. Choate Julius M. Mayer Connoly

Knickerbocker Trust encroachment on Fifth Avenue sidewalk struck down

Justice O Gorman ruled the Knickerbocker Trust Company may not keep steps and a porch on the Fifth Avenue sidewalk at Sith street, voiding 1833 and 1844 aldermanic ordinances and a later resolution. The injunction directing removal was upheld as proper relief to prevent public nuisance.

John J. Delany Knickerbocker Trust Company Fifth Avenue Sith Street Justice O'Gorman 34Th Street Trust Company Blanchard Board of Aldermen Justice O’gorman Court of Equity

Shaw Withdraws Aid for Gold Imports

Secretary Shaw ruled New York money market does not need Treasury help for gold imports. Assistant Secretary Keep notified Sub-Treasury to suspend special deposits for imports. National City Bank plans to import $1.5 million of gold, securing advances with bonds.

Washington Shaw New York Treasury Keep Sub-Treasury National City Bank National Bank Sub- Treasury Department Secretary of the Treasury City Bank Wall Street San Francisco

Gas Law Will Stand at East Side Civic Club Meeting

Senator Martin Saxe and Assemblyman Edward B La Fetra spoke at 34 Grand Street on New York statutes enacted this year. Saxe praised the insurance lobby’s defeat of reform and said the new law protected consumers. La Ferra said the scent law would stand and noted the Legislature passed 1 397 bills in four months.

Martin Saxe Edward B. la Fetra East Side Civic Club Grand Street New York City Saxe Albany Eleventh Avenue la Ferra 1Th Gas House Charlies F. Murphy

NEW GAS FIGHT TARGETS 0-Cent Gas Law Enforcement

The Standard Gaslight Company files in the U S Circuit Court seeking to bar enforcement of the 0-cent gas law. The suit names the Attorney General District Attorney and three Gas and Electricity commissioners as defendants. The firm cites 16 million capital half preferred at 6 percent and projects 199 output of 1 997 000 000 cubic feet in 1905 with gas cost estimates of 65 cents. It argues profit would be only 14 05 cents per thousand at 50 cents and total annual profit under 286 578 50 less than 2 percent on 9 700 000 investment. The company proposes paying into court the additional 26 percent collected to be refunded if the court rules against it and seeks an injunction against enforcement. The complaint is verified by W Greeley Hoyt president.

United States Standard Gaslight Company H. H. Burdick Gas and Electricity Commissioners Standard Company W. Greeley Hoyt

Correspondent Denies Charges in Divorce Suit

Bridget Skelly, named corespondent by Marie Louise Watson in her divorce suit against John Hall Watson, testified yesterday before Justice Dugro and a jury in the Supreme Court denying any impropriety with Watson. Watson denied any undue intimacy with Skelly or any other woman.

Bridget Skelly Marie Louise Watson John Hall Watson Justice Dugro Supreme Court Watson Miss Skelly

Magistrate Punishes Rowdies After Amsterdam Arrest

Nine young men arrested on Wednesday night on Amsterdam avenue near Fort George faced the Harlem police court. Bail ranged from $1 to $500, with one held for good behavior, two at $9 for two months, and five discharged with reprimands. Magistrate Walsh warned strict punishment if evidence warranted.

Amsterdam Avenue Fort George Burns Benser West Harlem Walsh

Miners' Trial Delayed In Steunenberg Case

Caldwell Idaho May 31 The murder cases of Charles H Moyer William D P Haywood and George A Pettibone in the District Court were continued on a motion based on ongoing federal habeas corpus proceedings Stay of state court action was ordered until the Supreme Court decides the questions before it Defendants excepted to the order and a stipulation for the stay was agreed by both sides

United States State Commission Legislature Tate Caldwell Idaho Charles H. Moyer William Dpd. Haywood George A. Pettibone Frank Steunenberg District Court Frank Smith Federal Supreme Court Smith Supreme Court

JAIL FOR SCORCHERS IN COURT WARNING

Justice Zeller in the Court of Special Sessions warned seven speeding motorists that further offenses would bring imprisonment. He scolded them for turning Jerome avenue into a racecourse, recalling a recent drive where an automophile and many others sped past as if stationary.

Justice Zeller Court of Special Sessions Jerome Avenue Ato Fm

Impersonator of Waldo Tries to Spook East Side Police

In Yorkville a man named Joseph Cassin, 315 East 37th Street, admitted to impersonating Deputy Police Commissioner Waldo. Magistrate Steinert warned him to stop and conduct himself properly after Cassin said he was only having fun. Police patrols along East 35th Street had increased recently due to rumors of Waldo’s appearance.

Waldo East 35Th Street O’ Donnell O'Donnell Yorkville Steinert Joseph Cassin East 37Th Street Cassin

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