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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1908

Page

15

City finances labeled with lessons from reform report

A report to Controller Metz by the Bureau of Municipal Research and the controller's committee details systemic flaws in New York City's finances. It cites vague accounting methods, payroll padding, unclear department duties, antiquated audits, and a call for a centralized purchasing agency to cut costs and modernize governance before Metz leaves office in 2009.

Metz Bureau of Municipal Research Committee of Accounts and Methods Department of Finance Bureau of Audit Ofic Coentrelier Ontroller Metz New York City Common Council

Wedding and Death Strike Same Day at Granddaughter’s Nuptials

Mrs Sheinde Podolsky an octogenarian died at her son Harris s home on East 4th Street yesterday morning as preparations for the granddaughter Fannie Podolsky s wedding in Clinton occurred last night to Abraham Krakowitz an insurance agent The ceremony was held nine teen hours after the death Orthodox Jewish law bars attendance at the funeral by relatives present at the wedding Two of the bride s brothers will miss the funeral The newlyweds begin seven days of mourning and will observe Shiva barefooted during that period at home

Sheinde Podolsky Harris East 4Th Street Fannie Podolsky Clinton Euall Abraham Krakowitz Rabbi Eikis Korson Besle

Quality of Gas in State Improved Says Commission

Albany March 15 The Public Service Commission reports improved gas quality across the state with most companies meeting standards. Inspectors conducted surprise tests in multiple cities, noting 112 firms met or exceeded criteria while 41 showed deficiencies in candle power and hydrogen sulphide or ammonia levels. Explanations and corrective steps followed.

Albany Public Service Commission

Rye to Buy Oakland Beach for Public Park

Rye plans to condemn Oakland Beach and surrounding land on Long Island Sound to create a public park and playground amid fears wealthy buyers will shut the Sound to poor residents of Westchester. The property, owned by the Halstead family for 140 years, carries a price tag of 506,900 dollars, with Eminent Domain actions to start.

Oakland Beach Long Island Sound Rye Westchester County Lulstead Gera Halstead

Union Calls for City Finance Investigation over Subway Funds

The Central Federated Union moved to urge Governor Hughes to form a commission to probe city finances after a harsh critique of Controller Metz for withholding money to advance subway work. A three member Albany-bound committee will seek expert financiers and a thorough inquiry.

Metz Central Federated Union Hughes Albany Public Service Commission Board of Estimate Coler Thomas J. Curtis

Teamsters Demand Higher Pay Hidden in Textile Labor Rift

The Central Federated Union reports teamsters employed by cloth spongers seek a contract with a new wage scale after the Cloth Spongers' Association allegedly refused. An executive committee conference is planned, with a potential strike by week’s end. The dispute centers on recognition of inside unions versus outside teams. The spongers’ secretary claimed workers earned about $3 weekly with easy hours, while substitutes could be found for $6 weekly. Delegates called the stance disrespectful to organized labor.

Teamsters Central Federated Union Executive Committee

Central Federated Union disavows I W W demonstrations

The Central Federated Union states it will have nothing to do with open air meetings of the Industrial Workers of the World organized by De Leon socialists. The Workers seek permits for demonstrations at Rutgers Square and Union Square and ask if the union recognizes them. The executive committee replies it does not and will protest any permit grant. Barre VI March 15. A granite strike update reports conference between striking granite cutters and quarrymen and granite manufacturers. Three meetings planned for tomorrow raise hope the two week strike may end soon.

Central Federated Union Industrial Workers of the World de Leon Socialists American Federation of Labor Workers Rutgers Square Union Square Barre

Vast Maritime Timetable From Savannah to March Ocean Routes

Navigational listing shows vessels and routes with ports including Gibraltar Sur Union Savannah Antwerp and Demerara. Details include sailings from Kronprinz Wilhelm Gr e c i a n Prince and Teutonic to Cherbourg Havana Colon and Rotterdam with close dates March 1 3 7 10 and 11.

Tyne Prince Crown of Castile Rotterdam Y & Con Monvise Gibraltar Perugia Sud Galveston City of Savannah Savannah Vunderland Antwerp Brooklyn City Swansea Kronprinz Wilhelm Cherbourg Barbados Victoria Glasgow Havana Colon Liverpool City of Atlanta Korona Demerara Ward Humbure- Ameal Quebec Merida Vera Cruz Pannonia Cunard Main Breme Nm Lloyd Sloterdyk Bouk ‘Ne Holi-Am Adriatic White Star Reina de Italia Lloyd-Sabado Hogheca Salecees Marseilles Febre Havre Ccce Nceceses Tench Argentina Norfolk Old Dominion Kronprinzessin Bremen G Lloyd Advante Panama Madonna Naples Fabre Apache Jacksonville Circle Jefferson Olé Dominion Teutonic Southampton American Admiral Farragut Jamaica U F Alleghany Inagua Hamb-Am Brantwood Pernambuco

Sale Notices for Silk Taffeta and Dress Goods

On March 16 and 17 a sale offers 10000 yards superior silk taffeta in white and black at 60 cents per yard and 15000 yards plain colored voile in numerous shades. Imported black mohair Sicilian 42 inches wide at 65 cents per yard. Washable dress goods, white trish dress linen 47 inches wide at 48 cents per yard. Fancy white batiste with figures or stripes and checks at 1 shilling per yard.

Copenhagen

Committee to Visit Population Exhibit at Museum

A five member committee appointed by the Central Federated Union will inspect the population exhibit at the Museum of Natural History and report next week with recommendations. D. L. Russell of Telegraphers' Local 16 proposed the action and expects many improvements to be suggested.

Central Federated Union Museum of Natural History D. L. Russell

Young Woman Takes Her Life in East New York Home

Eva R. Doppel of 141 Rockaway Avenue East New York died by inhaling illuminating gas in her home yesterday. A note blamed another woman for her distress. Neighbors and an ambulance crew failed to revive her. she had long battled heart disease and nervous prostration. The husband found her with a photo of him nearby.

Eva R. Doppel Rockaway Avenue East New York Deppel Bradford Street Hospital

Buckeye Club to Open Wednesday in New New York

The Buckeye Club plans a formal Wednesday opening with a reception for presidents and officers of forty six state and territorial societies. The Ohioans club house at 33d street and Madison avenue is ready after furnishing and decorating. Generous gifts from members will support a home for Ohioans in New York.

Buckeye Club The Ohioans 33D Street Madison Avenue Sons of Ohio New York

Charged With Robbing Pugilist

Agnes Day and Katherine Madison of 151 West 53d Street were held by Magistrate Moss in $1500 bail each for examination tomorrow on charges of stealing three diamond rings valued at 950 from Jack Johnson the pugilist who testified the rings were taken from his room in the house where the two women had apartments.

Agnes Day Katherine Madison West 53d Street Moss West Side Court Jack’’ Johnson Johnson

Shipping News Arrivals and Sailable Vessels Report

Shipping news lists arrivals at the bar with steamer names captains origins dates and consignments. Vessels include Willkommen Ger Lotz Swinemunde to Philip Ruprecht Calais Dacre Hill Seminole Panama Maravaller and New York along with cargoes of sugar mdise and mails.

Willkommen Kendall Calais Barber & Co Bar Steaner Seminole McKenzie Azua San Dolingo City Macoris Sanchez and Samana Portoata Montecrist Turks Island Clyde Steamship Company, Limited Panama Corning Cristobal Panama Railroad Maravaller Scott Trinidad Grenada Trinidad Stopping and Trading Company New York Roberts Southampton Cherbourg Buceros Hutchinson Philadelphia Norton & Son Seguranca Oakes Santiago Nassau New York and Cuba Mall Beacon Nor Peterson Sama Atlantic Fruit Co Bristol City Carey Bristol Newport Cardiff Swansea James I Mdse Minnehahary Layland London Neeacery Atlantic Transport Arapahoe Chichester Jacksonville Charleston Clyde Steamship Company Moise Ogeechee Fickett Brunswick Brunswick Steamship Company Princess Anne Tapley Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Steamship Company Eae Sandy Hook Fremont Fremantle Adelaide Esperanza de Warrinaga Montevideo la Plata Pring Joachim Fortune Island Kingston Marie Manzell Ger

Transatlantic Sailings and Routes From March Port Calls

A list of ships and their itineraries shows vessels departing from Plymouth Liverpool London and Port Said sailing to New York Cherbourg Glasgow Singapore Hong Kong and Naples with dates in March and connections through Queenstown Etruria Carpathia and Hamburg among others. Some entries note ceased or passed status and varied national affiliations including British German and Gr.

Plymouth Amerika Ger New York Cherbourg Hamburg Movlle Caledonia Glasgow Tiverpool Georgia London Narragansett Port Said Swart Singapore Hong Kong Queenstown Etruria Newster Carpathia Toronto Naples New Ork

Marine Intelligence Snapshot from Coastal Almanac

Sunset at 6 10 while tide tables list 5 minutes. moon age 14. Wireless reports place Furnessia 27 miles east of Sandy Hook at 10 15 am yesterday and expected to dock around Havana Tuesday.

Moon Eigh Water A. M Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate I. M Furnessia

Incoming Steamers From Sahue to Maracaibo and More

Shipping notices list steamer movements from Curacao to the Indies including O Day Osae from Sahue and arrivals at Maracaibo and San Juan. The report notes March dates and docking at various ports, indicating regular Atlantic traffic and port activity.

Maracaibo Curacao

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