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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1908

Page

15

Public Service Commission Backs Subway Debt Change

The Public Service Commission 1st District proposes a joint resolution to exclude subway bonds from the debt limit if subway revenue covers interest and a sinking fund. It argues self supporting transit projects should not burden taxpayers, citing history from 1839 to the 1890s and noting water bonds’ exemptions.

Public Service Commission 1St District Umit Rapid Transit Commission Commission

Burglary Plot Suspected in Mount Vernon Liquor Arrests

Jacob Roth of 128 Raymond St Brooklyn and James McGrath of 230 East 224th St Manhattan were jailed in Mount Vernon on intoxication and concealed weapons charges. Chief Foley says he expects burglary and safe blowing charges tonight for the pair, who allegedly targeted post offices gas stations and stores. Roth drew a revolver during a trolley ride with John McNierney of New Rochelle after drinking a bottle given by a friend. Detectives Lynch, Roth, and McGrath seized three revolvers, a burglary torch, and nitroglycerin.

Jacob Roth Raymond Street Brooklyn Mount Vernon James McGrath East 224 Street Manhattan Reth Foley Weerrchester New York Roth John McNierney New Rochelle McNierney

Bimberg Known as Button Man Buried at Bayside

Meyer R. Bimberg known as Bim the Button Man was buried yesterday at Bayside Cemetery. Services were held at 1 pm led by Rev. Dr. Aaron Eiseman of Temple Biker Gehelen. Flowers came from President Roosevelt David Belasco and hundreds of others.

Meyer R. Bimtere Bim Button Man Bayside Cemetery Aaron Eiseman Temple Biker Gehelen Th Street Leameton Avenue Roosevelt David Belasco

Woman's OneThousand Ninety Dollar Bill Burns

Mrs Rebecc Jaffe of Brooklyn says a $1090 bill burned along with clothing yesterday after she hid the bill in an old dress in a closet. The fire started when the lighted garment touched the bill in the closet.

Rebecc, Jaffe Gates Avenue Brooklyn Jim Savine

New Public Lecture Courses Announced by Board of Education

Public lectures announced by the Board of Education present a five part series on “Economic Subjects of Timely Importance.” Professor Walter F. Clark of the City College presents the first talk on Trade at Public School 4 in Manhattan tonight. The series continues next Monday with Transportation, Trusts, Taxation and Transatlantic Immigration.

Department of Public Lectures Board of Education Manhattan Walter F. Clark City of New York Ith Street St. Nicholas Avenue C Terk

Roosevelt Hospital Annual Report Highlights Treatment Totals

Roosevelt Hospital reports 32 506 total patients for last year with 15 439 in the emergency department. The rise in private room service is noted by Superintendent Charles Grimshaw amid a city with many homeless or lacking care facilities. Operating expenses are listed as 1 ir 438.

Roosevelt Hospital Charles BR. Grimshaw

Telegraph Company Permitted Interstate Mail Service In Texas

Judge Calhoun adopts Kansas Supreme Court ruling and rules Western Union Telegraph Company may operate in Texas only for interstate messages until it files for a state permit and pays occupation and franchise taxes. The decision does not affect interstate business. Defense motion for new trial stays the injunction.

Austin Tex Western Trion Telegraph Company Ietrastate Busin Federe Dietrich Calhoun Kansas Supreme Court

Auto Car Test In Fog From Jersey City To Philadelphia

A gas electric auto car built by W B Strang completed a two hour five minute trial from Jersey City to Philadelphia along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Average speed stayed near thirty five miles per hour due to fog with bursts up to fifty nine mph. The all steel car weighed fifty seven tons and used a gasoline engine driving an eight kilowatt dynamo that also charged a storage battery for starting and emergencies.

Jersey City Philadelphia Strang W. B. Strang L. B. Nilson William Skinner New Haven Road Morris Rutherford Lehigh & Hudson River Railroad Ll. W. Berry J. P. Hopson New York Exel Ekstrom Delaware & Hudson Railroad T. Rumney Kansas City G. A. Goldsmith Newark

Pittsburg Thefts Total 1 591 000 in Two Years

Telegraph report from Pittsburg dated March 28 details losses totaling 1 591 060 due to dishonest employees. It cites Edward Cunliff stealing 101 dollars from Adams Express, S C from Union Trust by C 5 Hixson and Clifford Wray, and a 116 0 theft at Farmers Deposit National Bank by Henry Reiber and John Young.

Tribune Pittsburg Edward ©. Cunliff Adams Express Company S.C Union Trust Company C. 5 Hixson Andlifford Wray Farmers’ Deposit National Bank Henry Reiber John Young G I. Reiber Henry Pennsylvania Bank

Fire Threat to Saratoga Business District

A fire began in a clothing store in the Citizens' Bank block in Saratoga New York today. It threatened the village business section for a time, burning two stores while the Citizens National Bank escaped with slight damage. Total damage estimated at zero dollars to the bank and stores.

Saratoga S. Y Citizens’ Bank Citizens’ National Bank

R R WANTS CITIZENS FOR LABORERS

An order directs Pennsylvania Railroad foremen of section and cleaning gangs to discharge foreigners and hire only citizens. The system, when fully operating, employs about 19 400 men, most of whom are English-speaking.

Telph Tribune Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania

Texas Railroad Earnings Report Shows March First Seven Months

The Texas Railroad Commission released earnings figures for the first seven months of the current fiscal year. Freight earnings reached 26,129,099 dollars while gross income stood at 476,128 dollars. Operating income from passenger earnings was 10,441 dollars with expenses totaling 15,867,168 dollars.

Tribune Austin Tex State Railroad Commission Texas Railroads

Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Sees Vessels Departures and Arrivals

Maritime notices list several ships near Sandy Hook with expected dock times Tuesday. Vessels La Gascogne Duca degli Abruzzi and Caledonia are reported east of Sandy Hook Lightship with forecast arrivals. Outgoing steamers Monday through Wednesday include Suriname Trinidad Jefferson and Kaiser Wilhelm I among others with destinations including Norfork Rotterdam and Savannah.

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