Jersey City Loses Bid Over Traction Charter
Trenton June 11. Mayor Fagan and Corporation Counsel George L. Record concede first defeat to Public Service Corporation. Supreme Court rules Jersey City case against taxing rolling stock and confirms charter validity for North Jersey Traction Company. City to press other franchise suits. Record vows immediate appeal.
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Trenton
Fagan
Jersey City
George L. Record
Public Service Corporation
Supreme Court
Sait
North Jersey Traction Company
The
Tribune
Asbury Park
Take Up Manhattan Bridge Bids
A New York City special committee including Controller Metz Borough President Ahearn and Borough President Coler heard bids for the Manhattan bridge. The Ryan Parker bids faced challenge over sureties while Conway urged readvertisement. The matter was referred to Corporation Counsel for opinion with a report due Friday.
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Metz
Ahearn
Manhattan
Coler
Brooklyn
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Manhattan Bridge
Ryan-Parker Company
Stevenson
Thomas F. Conway
John Pierce Company
Ryan-Parker
Don- Metz
Edward M. Grout
Ryan- Parker Company
John C. Rodgers
Graduation at Packer Institute In Brooklyn
Fifty young women received diplomas from President Truman J. Backus at Packer Collegiate Institute Brooklyn last night. Seventeen are bound for colleges. graduates wore white gowns and formed a square in the auditorium. Dr Backus presided. student orations included Dickens as a Reformer and The Tyranny of Fashion. Miss Helen Dudley, class president, delivered the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman J. Backus
Packer Collegiate Institute
Brooklyn
Institute
Joralemon Street
Backus
Dickens
A. Madeleine Dickie
Florence E. Montgomery
Hortense G. Tedemagi
Ruth Gillette Hardy
Helen Dudley
Employes Quit the Philippines
Manila June 11 The annual report of Executive Secretary A W Fergusson to Governor General Ide notes limited improvement in conditions over the past year and difficulty in securing Americans to remain in service. He cites Americans unwilling to settle long term in the Philippines and suggests permanent Philippine appointments with transfers to the federal service after a reasonable period.
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Manila
Suez
A. W. Fergusson
Ide
Fergusson
Executive Bureau
Mr. Ee
Dorkins Man Proposes Million Dollar Scheme to Governor Swanson
J B Crooks of Dorkins Fairfield County South Carolina writes Gov Swanson claiming a million dollar plan. He says he has no money but claims to be the luckiest man alive and says he has been left to illuminate the world.
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the Tribune
Richmond
J. B. Crooks
Dorkins
Fairfield County
S. c
Swanson
Garland funds outdoor hospital for crippled children
Providence June 11 through the philanthropy of James A Garland a well known yachtsman of New York plans are being made for an outdoor hospital in connection with the Rhode Island Hospital for crippled children on Prudence Island Narragansett Bay. Mr Garland owns the Chase farm there and will pay all expenses of the hospital which will accommodate about twenty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Providence
James A. Garland
New York
Rhode Island Hospital
Prudence Island
Narragansett Bay
Garland
Chase Farm
Lightning Ignites Gas Fire in Burnt House
A fire in Burnt House, Ritchie County, West Virginia, is consuming eight million feet of natural gas daily after a lightning strike ignited the gas from a well. The flames rise up to five hundred feet, lighting the surrounding area at night before the well could be capped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Burnt House
Ritchie County
Shorter Hours Granted at National Cash Register
Dayton June 1 Four thousand employees cheered as the National Cash Register Company announced approval of a fifty four hour week. Workers will save half holidays on Saturdays in summer. General Manager Hugh Chalmers will cover part of the expenses for all the employees and their immediate families for a ten day outing at Eagle City in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dayton
Ohio
National Cash Register Company
Hugh Chalmers
Igan City
Guffey quits race as dissent roils PennsylvaniaDemocrats
Colonel James M. Guffey, longtime Democratic national committeeman in Pittsburg, resigns from the gubernatorial nomination fight amid near unanimous party revolt. He sought to name a Democratic candidate as convention set for June 27, while about thirty members urged endorsement of Lewis J Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James M. Guffey
Guffey
Therty
Lewis J. Emery de Lanean
Venlion
German praises New York hospitals by Berlin gynecologist
Professor Alfred Duehrssen of Berlin, a leading gynecologist, visits New York at the invitation of surgical societies. He praises local hospitals, notes thirty four operations here mainly for cancer, and compares American women favorably in health and vigor. He plans to return to Berlin next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Duchissen
Imperial University of Berlin
Hotel Astor
United States
Duehrssen
Lorenz
Vienna
Berlin
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Hot Springs
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Buffalo
New York
Detention House Squad Reorganized After Escape Incident
Commissioner Bingham announced shifts at the House of Detention and nearby stations following an escape by two women witnesses in the Spriggs “shite slave” case. Sergeant Casey moved to Mulberry Street, Hastings to the 57th Prec tion, and the six House of Detention patrolmen reassigned. Roundsman Dinan listed precinct and station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Casey
House of Detention
Mulberry Street
Grand Avenue
Brooklyn
Thomas K. Hastings
Flushing Avenue
Spriggs
Bennett
Patrick J. Dinan
Team Owners Convene At Hotel Cadillac For Annual Convention
The fifth annual convention of the Team Owners Association of America opened at the Hotel Cadillac in Manhattan with over 150 delegates. National President Henry C Knight of Boston led the session as Isaac Goldberg of New York and Alderman McGowan welcomed attendees. Discussions covered the role of trucking, current practicality of automobile trucking, and street paving innovations led by George W. Tillson of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Team Owners’ Association of America
Cadillac
Broadway
43D Street
Henry Co. Knight
Boston
Isaac Goldberg
New York
Team Owners’ Association
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
George W. Tillson
Brooklyn
Tillson
Atlantic Telephone Protest Over City Franchise Delay
Through president John M. Shaw the Atlantic Telephone Company protests the thirty day extension given to the New York Telephone Company to consider the city resolution. Mayor McClellan said he could not understand counsel Martin W. Littleton’s claim of board unfairness. The board has not acted and the resolutions await Board of Estimate consideration next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Shaw
Atlantic Telephone Company
Board of Estimate
New York Telephone Company
McClellan
Martin W. Littleton
Atlantic Company
Pierce faces possible attachment in oil hearing
St Louis June 1 H Clay Pierce chairman Waters Pierce Oil Co was expected as chief witness but is in New York. Attorney General Hadley refused continuance and warned of attachment. Hearing adjourned to Friday with order Pierce must appear for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
New York
John D. Johnson
Waters-Pierce Company
H.S. Priest
Hadley
Pierce
Stewart
Morton Perjury Trial Opens with Jury Fully Seated
At the close of day one of the trial of Harry Morton the policeman charged with perjury in the Berthe Clarche case, the jury had been selected. Colonel Robert Townsend and William G Kerr represent Morton with Assistant District Attorney Train leading the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morton
Berthe Clarche
Robert Townsend
William G. Kerr
Morton
Train
Fifth annual Rose Show at New York Botanical Garden
The fifth annual Rose Show of the New York Horticultural Society opens at 1 p.m. today at the Botanical Garden in Bronx Park. The public may enter free of charge and will see all flowers in season on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Horticultural Society
Botanical Garden
Bronx Park
Missionary priest declared insane after explosion warning
The Rev. A. Arthur Anderson of Bloomsburg New Jersey who began a trip by automobile to render aid to the city after a predicted explosion was adjudged insane yesterday. He will soon be taken to an asylum in Morris Plains New Jersey where his mother resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Arthur Anderson
Bloomsburg
N. J
Bellevue Hospital
Morris Plains
Denial of Wage Rise Amid Strike Quiets Tension
Colonel W. C. Greene telegram to Greene Consolidated Caper Company in New York asserts workers back to prior conditions, denies wage increases, martial law withdrawn, saloons open, and labor situation clarified with expected long term benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Greene
New York
The
Greene Consolidated Caper Company
Broadway Deal Prompts Purchase Talks For 135 and 137
The Title Insurance Company of New York has approached the Trust Company of America to buy Nos. 135 and 137 Broadway. Contracts are due to be signed today as the property, valued near $2,000, appears in a thirteen story office building with a 40.3 foot Broadway frontage and 153 foot Cedar street depth. Nearby development includes the Boreel Building, with other area transactions noted, including several sales across Manhattan and substantial rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Title Insurance Company of
New York
Trust Company of America
Broadway
Title Insurance Company
Cedar St
Boreel
William A. White & Sons
South Manhattan Realty Company
John St
William and Johnsts
McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company
William G. Park
E. M. Scott
East 74Th St
Guthman Company Buys West Side Apartment Houses
A. Guthman & Co purchases two six story elevator apartment houses at No 233 to 239 West 107th street on a 100 by 100.11 foot plot. The payment includes a Broadway block front on the east side between 160th and 161st streets sized 199.19 by 100 feet. Knapp & Co acted as brokers.
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A. Guthman & Co
Clarence M. Busch
107Th St
Broadway
160Th
161St St
Knapp & Co
Realty firm sells Biltmore at West 129th Street
The William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Company sold the six story elevator apartment house known as the Biltmore at 261 and 263 West 129th Street to a client of Morris J. Hirsch. The property measures 0x99.11 feet and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rosenzweig
Mechanics' Liens from West Side Addresses and NYC Firms
A historical NYC list presents mechanic's liens against owners and contractors. Entries include Universal Compound Company versus American Society of Mechanical Engineers and American Institute of Electric Engineers, Wells Bros. Company. Union Construction and Waterproofing Company against New York Edison Company. FP. J. Carlin Construction Company with Berliner & Greenberg as owners. and multiple other liens with owners and contractors named, plus specific properties and monetary amounts.
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Universal Compound Company
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Institute of Electric Engineers
Wells Bros. Company
Cnaesss Anes
Union Construction and Waterprofing Company
New York Edison Company
FP. J. Carlin Construction Company
Hughes Ave
E. S
Ft. S
Arthur Co
Jenkins
Louis Bahlul
John R. Doscher
3d_ave
Lawrence Keane
205Th St
n_ s
Mosholu Parkway
Michael Lagari
Emilia Padalota
Madison Ave
Torkel Larsen
William Dewey
Coir Oue Janes
Decescents
St. Nicholas Ave
Pasquale Mascle Agt
John Doe
John J. Hear
Contraca Ae
Westchester Realty Buys Scarsdale Mercer Property
Hudson Realty Company purchases sixty three acres fronting Palmer Road Heathcote Road and Fennimore avenue in Scarsdale Westchester County. Mr Hydeman notes property rents at $225,000. James S Metcalfe buys the old Clock farm at Bedford Station about eighty acres with a large dwelling for roughly $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydeman
Hudson Realty Company
Mercer
Palmer Road
Heathcote Road
Fennimore Ave
Scarsdale
Westchester County
James S. Metcalfe
Thomas Holden
Bedford Station
Bronx sale of Adee tract nets $120000 for 137 lots
George W. Bard conducted yesterday's sale at the Bronx Salesrooms selling 137 Adee tract lots in three hours. Prices ranged from $700 to $1,400, totaling $120,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bard
Bronx
Adee
Real estate sales fill New York ledger with multiunit blocks
A long list records William J. Roome selling three four story tenement houses on Second avenue to Mrs. Lawrence W. Wilson and other brokers detailing numerous sales. Properties include five and six story flats with stores on avenues from East 6th to West 159th, plus parcels along Riverside Drive and Columbus Avenue. Buyers include Isaac Rosenwasser, Morris Semon, and George F. Picken among many others.
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William J. Roome
Second Ave
41St St
Lawrence W. Wilson
Charles Griffith Moses and
East 4Th St
Solomon Leff
Philip A. Payton, Jr
Bernard Oppenheimer
West 135Th St
Slawson & Hobbs
Anna C. Schnosenberg
Stoep
West List St
E. V. Pescia & Co
Levy
Essex St
Lowenstein, Papas & Co
William Lyman
Broadway
184Th SL
Texibox
I. Gingeld
Lyman
M. Bernstein
Frankenthaler
James l. Wells
Riverside Drive
Fort Washington Park
Wells
H. Weissstock
D. Sylvan Crakow
Jacob Marks
Atlantic Realty Company
Times Realty and Construction Company
13Th St
George F. Picken
Minnie Berger
East 180Th St
Lehman & Harlem Company
Robert Levers
Louis Weiss
Columbus Ave
Louis Jacobs
Monroe Simons
Louis Celler
F. William Sohns
Hugo Heyman
J. Peyser
Park Ave
Hart & Engel
L. Sladus
Madison Ave
E. Kunze
1St Ave
Charles Michel
Isaac Rosenwasser
East 12Th St
Frieda Hart
Martin Engel
Lexington Ave
98Th St
Stoloff & Kronover
East 6Th St
Schwab Realty Company
Madison St
Jennings St
Real Estate Transfers on 45th and 34th Streets
Real estate transfers include Isidor Jackson to May E Williamson for 45th Street Nos 45 West parcel 17 by 100.5, a $35,000 mortgage. Bankers' Esting Company to Oppenheim Collins & Co for 34th Street Nos 33 and 35 West 48 by 80. James W Howard to Charles M Rosenthal for St Nicholas Place area 25 by 100 with a $5,000 mortgage. Additional transfers involve Lawyers' Realty Company to Charles M Rose and Potter to Oppenheim Collins & Co, with multiple street-area parcels and mortgage actions.
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45Th St
No & West
Isidor Jackson
May E Williamson
34Th St
West
Bankers’ Esting Company
Oppenheim, Collins & Co
Mortemee
Sao
Hein Cock
Herecenacs
St Nicholas Place
James W Howard
Charles M_ Rosenthal
Lawyers’ Realty Company
Charles M Rose Mobat Oorssess
Charles M Rosenthal
Potter
Betlgow
Archibald Named Deputy Commissioner of Licenses
James P. Archibald former president of the Central Federated Union was appointed Deputy Commissioner of Licenses by Commissioner Bogart. The position pays $3000 annually and takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Archibald
Central Federated Union
Bogart
Auction sales yesterday on Fort Washington Park and Undercliff area
Yesterday's notices show private and voluntary sales along Fort Washington Park and Undercliff avenue. Purchases included William W Berg at 4750, Nathan Sameth and J Cohen at 3600 and 4600, with multiple 25 by 100 foot lots and several withdrawals and remainders.
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Vesey St
James Ll. Wells
Boulevard Lafayette
Fort Washington Park
Undercliff Ave
Sedgwick Ave
William W Berg
W S
Fifith St
Nathan Sameth
J Cohen
176Th St
Underclift Ave
176Th Ft
Schieffelin estate tract voluntary sale in The Bronx
Bryan J Kennelly reports a voluntary sale of The Schieffelin estate tract comprising 325 lots and three cottages at Williamsbridge. The property sits along Bronxwood Laconia Faulding and Old Furth avenues and 224th to 228th streets including Corsa Lane. Input lists multiple parcels with addresses, legal actions, and due amounts related to foreclosures and taxes.
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Vesey St
Joseph P Day
East Broadway
Market St
Union Bank of Brooklyn Agt
Cella Elias
Indiv
Admx
Jacob Brenner
Teldor Cohn
East Enc Ave
Lockwood
Louis Brandt
Fettretch
O P Willman
Sth
Priciwg
P'J Olwell
Olwell
James Ridgway
Charles Donohue
Bryan J. Kennelly
Schieffelin
Williamsbridge
Bronxwood
Laconia
Faulding and
Old Furth Aves
Corsa Lane
Reading and Pennsylvania rail interests weigh B and O stock sale
Wall Street interests tied to Reading and Pennsylvania companies doubted a Pennsylvania Railroad plan to sell its Baltimore and Ohio stock to Reading. The Pennsylvania held about 90.3 million in common and 21.48 million in preferred B and O stock, while Lake Shore and Michigan Southern held substantial Reading shares. Traffic relations show B O, Reading, and Jersey Central cooperating for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Reading
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohile
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Reading First
Lake Shore
Baltmore & Ohio
Jersey Central
Jersey City Carpenters Strike Debuts Open Shop Rule
Hudson County master carpenters enforce an open shop policy while union journeymen strike. Jersey City hosts employer headquarters as pickets at ferries and stations guard the site. About 200 non union workers were hired but many reportedly abandoned work under the protest. Employers express confidence they will secure contracts with protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County
Jersey City
Cave
Legal Notices Fragment Seeks Bond Action at Street Addresses
The record lists parties including Joseph Short agent Helen Puget and Samuel Hernstein agent George Harris with a January 25 1006 date by bond. It cites properties at 15000 Lewis Street, Now 227 and 220, and names David Levinson as agent with a $5375 amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St., No
Joseph Short
Helen Puget
Samuel Hernstein
George Harris
By Bond
Lewis St
David Levinshon
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Independence Ave
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William St
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