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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1908

Page

6

Stones Bouts Diners Thrown In Taxi Strike

In a hotel district clash last night strikers and sympathizers attacked strike breaking taxi drivers near the Hotel Knickerbocker. Windows shattered, police cleared the crowd after a half hour with Captain McCullough and Sergeant Thurston directing. Arrests and legal maneuvers followed as the dispute over keeping strike breakers from the hotel continued into the night.

Knickerbocker McCullough Thurston Tenderloin Broadway Regan Gibney Lind Hermann Joseph P. Murphy Red Demon Inspector Walsh West Side Court Murphy Walsh

Land Reclamation on Staten Island Ferry Route at Gov Island

Government engineers reveal a shipyard like project on the southwest side of Staten Island where 191 acres are being reclaimed. A sea wall of riprap foundations and granite on the reclaimed area nears completion with about 50 acres graded and $70,000 spent of $191,000 allocated. The work begun in 19% will require a year and a half more. a fog signal station alerts ships to a turning harbor shoal now becoming land. Positively your last chance to register happens as voting booths operate from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Staten Island Governor’s Island Island S. W. Roessier Corps of Engineers Roessier

A Fight for Transfers Organizes Public Rights Group

A new Street Railway Passenger Rights Association forms in the city to defend public transfer rights against proposed borough wide transfer requirements and to oppose railways using receiverships to curb service. Israel Ludlow elected secretary. members plan letters to candidates and seek legal aid and funding from business interests.

Public Service Commission Israel Ludlow Broadway van Wiek New York City Street Railway Passenger Rights Association Jundlow

Transfers Cut Impacts Metropolitan Street Railway Lines

Following a court notice, another round of transfer reductions goes into effect at midnight on Saturday October 10 1908. Transfers between Metropolitan Street Railway lines and Grand Street Crosstown and ferries will be discontinued with limited exceptions at Bowery Grand Street Centre Delancey Pitt Third and Centre Walker and Avenue B routes.

Metropolitan Street Railway Company United States Circuit Court For Southern District of New York Grand Street Crosstown Electric Canal Grand Street East Broadway and Battery Railroad Bowery Fourth Madison Avenues Grand and Centre Streets Fourth Avenue Madison Avenue Delancey and Ridge Streets Metropolitan Crosstown Pitt Streets Canal and Church Streets Canal Street Centre and Walker Streets Centre Canal Streets Third Street Avenue C

Bomb Explodes in Five Story Tenement Hallway

A small bomb exploded in the first floor hallway of 326 East 63rd Street early yesterday, wrecking walls and alarm among residents. Laborers Luca and Salvatore Ferrio, living in three rooms on the hallway’s east side, were awakened but unharmed. A water feed pipe burst and water flooded the cellar. Owner Angelo Bianco claimed no known enemies and could not explain the attack.

East 63d Street Luca Salvatore Ferrio Angelo Bianco

TWO ALIENISTS FOR THAW TRIAL IN WHITE PLAINS

Westchester District Attorney Winslow will present two alienists at Harry K Thaw's trial before Justice Millis in White Plains Supreme Court. Earlier reports claimed only Dr Lamb and a Matteawan colleague would testify for the state. Winslow said he would be prepared for the people’s side and could not reveal the experts yet.

Winslow Westchester County Harry K. Thaw Millis Supreme Court White Plains Jerome Lamb Matteawan Asylum

Arrests at Windsor Club Raid in Brooklyn

Twelve of thirteen men arrested in the Windsor Club raid by Deputy Police Commissioner Bugher were discharged in Adams street court yesterday. William Foley, the alleged manager, was held for examination and released on bail furnished by M. L. Parshelsky. The raid followed a Supreme Court justice’s son losing money there.

Yorkville Frank Quarrell Quarreil George Braun Breen Charles Foster Axel Peterson Foster Harry Allen Teamsters’ Union Green Bugher Windsor Club Bedford Avenue Fulton Street Brooklyn Adams Street William Foley M. L. Parshelsky Heri Street Brook Reid Supreme Court Miuney

Flying machine plea invites $25,000 fund raise

A New York morning paper carried a short ad seeking financial aid to build a flying machine that “really flies.” The inventor, who asked to remain anonymous, said he would accept $6,000 now and $19,000 for construction, insisting plans would not be shared until completion. He described a machine capable of rapid, safe flight, claiming it could outpace locomotives and even converse with engineers, but warned the public he sought not business but a bonanza with high risk and high reward. The piece ends with a civic notice urging readers to register to vote before a deadline.

New York the Tribune

SAY N. J. BOY IS LEPER

Camden authority learns that Charles Clark a sixteen year old boy recently housed at Camden County almshouse is a leper. He came from Barbados with his parents about three years ago and earlier treated in a Philadelphia hospital before discharge as incurable. The Overseer of the Poor sent him to the almshouse where Dr Hurff identified the disease and ordered isolation.

Tribune Camden N. J Charles Clark Camden County Blackwood Barbados Clay Street Philadelphia Hurff

Tuberculosis Awards At International Congress Themed Exhibit Prizes

Washington October 1 awards to successful exhibitors at the International Congress on Tuberculosis announced. Cash prizes and gold medals go to national and local health societies, sanatoriums in White Haven Brompton Doelitz Adirondack Cottage Loomis Mass Hospital and many others for best exhibits in prevention treatment education and organization. Special medals honor U S agencies and New York City foes. Wisconsin and New York City receive recognitions for laws and municipal actions aiding TB fight.

Washington Women's National Health Association of Ireland New York Charity Organization Society Boston White Haven Penn Brompton Hospital Frimley Ingland Doelitz Berlin Adirondack Cottage Saranac Lake N. Y Milton D. Morrill José F. Taragva Cuba Henry Phipps Baltimore Manhattan New York Henry Phipps Institute Philadelphia London Loomis Sanatorium Liberty XN. Y Massachusetts State Hospital Tewkesbury Mass Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis Verein Fur Bekampfung der Schwindsucht Chemnitz Umgebung O. D. Wescott Denver H. S. Goddall George H. Kress Los Angeles Germany United States Bureau of Animal Industry England Wisconsin New York City United States Department of the Interior Government Printing Office Department of Commerce and Labor Marine Hospital Service Census Bureau New York State Charities Aid Association Sea Breeze Hospital Coney Island Playground Association of America International Children’s School Farm League

Identified as Husband and Wife Found in Jamaica Bay

Henry Baues of Brooklyn identified the bodies found in Jamaica Bay as his brother Michael Baves and Michael’s wife Mrs. Michael Baves. Edrwin P. Clark, Brooklyn lawyer, had employed Mrs. Baues as a servant. Henry Baues said Michael once prospered as a Middletown baker but illness and failed operations left him dependent. He believed the couple, bound together, killed themselves.

Jamaica Bay Old Mill Creek Ruoff Ozone Park Long Island Henry Baues Prospect Avenue Brooklyn Michael Baves Edrwin P. Clark East With Street Baues Henry Baves

Ready Made and Made to Measure Clothes Adverts

A printed advertisement from Rocers, Peet & Company promotes clothes for fall with prices from 18 to 45 dollars for suits and 18 to 40 dollars for overcoats. It claims both ready made and made to measure options, emphasizing quality and indistinguishability from custom garments. The ad lists multiple Broadway stores at 258 Three Broadway, Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street locations.

Broadway Warren St 13Th St 34Th St

Deaths in Lincoln hotel room amid gas leak

Lincoln on October 11 reports B L Sheppard a traveling salesman and Mrs Leona Bruner a Lincoln Commercial Club stewardess found dead in the man s apartment. Gas poured from a jet in the room. Police suppose a personal crisis led to the gas incident. Both were divorced.

Lincoln B. L. Sheppard Leona Bruner Lincoln Commercial Club

Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Highlights Shipping Movements

Coastal weather tides and times led by sun and moon phases. Wireless reports track the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Minnehaha at sea with dock estimates for today and tomorrow. Vessel itineraries list ships and ports from Coamo to Curacao and Liverpool to Havana with sailing closes and arrivals.

Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Sandy Hook

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures At Sea

Shipping notices list steamers Princess Anne American Caledonia La Touraine Korona Otterdam Wilhelmina Delaware sailing and arriving at Bar at Maraval Martha Bar at several ports. Vessels carry passengers, mails, and merchandise with quarantine details and port calls across Newport News Norfolk Trinidad Havre Rotterdam and Barbadoes.

Princess Anne Tapley Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Ss CO American Delano Puesto Mexico Espita Moise Caledonia Baxter Glasgow Moville Henderson Brothers Maraval Bey McGrath Trinidad la Touraine Tourette Havre Compagnie Generate Transatlantique Skorage Madx Mdise Bar Korona Carmtcheel Demerara Barbados St. Lucia Dominica Antiqua St. Rhus St. Croix St. Thomas Outerbridge & Co Otterdamw Dwtehy Bonjer Rotterdam Boulogne Helland America Line Wilhelmina Sammon Tampa Amerte Agricultural Chemical Co H Bull &9 Sandy Hook Carteret Delaware Pyro Philadelphia Clyde la Co

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