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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

Page

15

Washington Life Sold to Pittsburgh Bankers Group

Washington Life Insurance Company stock largely sold yesterday by Levi P. Morton and associates to William C. Baldwin president of the Pittsburgh Life and Trust Company and other Pittsburgh bankers. Baldwin plans to keep the Washington Life policy and business approach aligned with conservative Pittsburgh leadership.

Washington Life Insurance Company Levi P. Morton Thomas F. Ryan William C. Baldwin Pittsburg Life and Trust Company Pittsburg Washington Life Baldwin Ryan Armstrong Commission Washington Company The Mr. Morton John Tatlock Charles H. Allen T. T. Johnston J. W. B. Vandewater Paul Fuller Samuel P. Colt R. C. Leffingwell James A. Parker Samuel B. Clarke Mahan New York Life Pittsburg Company Parsons New W. C. McCausland W. Q. Hickman W. C. Balawin James Carothers John H. Murdoch W. H. Nimick James H. Mahan Abner A. Howard Frank Ewing F. C. Parsons F. E. Montgomery Charles H. Pascoe W. C. Metcalfe Morton A. Howard H. B. Heylman Clarence E. Mundy Eugene H. Brock Pittsburgh Life and Trust Company Tallock William A. Brewer, Jr

Will Not Have To Sell Hope Chapel

Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church members praised the decision after a meeting to dispose of Hope Chapel property. Former Judge Charles N. Taintor announced that developments remove the need for action. The adjournment passed unanimously as funds guarantee keeping the case on hold for about fifteen months.

Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church Fourth Avenue 224 Street Hope Chapel Charles N. Taintor Board of Trustees Friends of Hope Chapel Albert Brochios

New Jewish Year 5669 Begins at Sunset

The Jewish year 669 starts at sunset with observances in synagogues and homes. Rosh Hashanah marks the Book of Life opening for ten penitential days, with shofar sounds and prayers for inclusion in the Book. Traditional visits and greetings accompany services, including arrangements for Ellis Island and Jewish charitable institutions.

East Harlem Jerusalem Zion Ellis Island

Yankee Still Aground At Spindle Rock In Fog

Newport R I September 24 two tugs and a wrecker from the Boston Wrecking Company alongside the United States cruiser Yankee ready to free her from Spindle Rock where she struck yesterday in thick fog. Salvage work continues in Buzzards Bay with pumping reducing water intrusion. Wrecking operations may take about a week.

Newport R. 1 Boston Wrecking Company United States Yankee Spindle Rock Buzzard’s Bay Marsh The

Staten Island postmaster named

Thomas A. Braniff, chairman of the Republican County Committee of Richmond County, is named postmaster of New Brighton, Staten Island. He succeeds John H. Eadie, who died recently.

Thomas A. Braniff Republican County Committee Richmond County New Brighton Staten Island John H. Eadie

Solomon Manheimer is Cleared in Yorkville Court

Solomon Manheimer Hippo drome manager was discharged in the Yorkville Court from a Sunday performance accusation. The Turf Benevolent Association rented the venue. the court ruled Manheimer not responsible for the incident. George N. Morton indicted for note swindling involving $25, surrendered on $3,000 bail. also faces Rochester case. Daniel F. Daly held on $1,300 bail for stealing stamps from H B Claflin & Co. while employed as a clerk.

Solomon Manheimer Hippodrome Yorkville Turf Benevolent Association Manheimer George N. Morton Doc” Morton Frank B. Burns Newark XN. J Swan Morton Rochester H. B. Claflin and Company Daniel F. Daly Sith Street Broadway Tombs Court

Metz Seeks 75 Million In Special Franchise Arrears

Controller Metz announced plans to collect 75 million dollars in special franchise taxes and arrears, with 122 million including personal property. The 1908 law changes make the tax a first lien and allow sale after three months notice, starting after October 1. Union Railway, Consolidated Gas, Interborough Rapid Transit and dozens of other lines and companies are listed as in arrears, with totals by borough and property type. Local improvement assessments could reach about 16 to 20 million dollars.

Metz Daniel Moynihan Grout George Sterling Corporation Counsel Court of Appeals Borough of Manhattan Broadway & Seventh Avenue Railroad Consolidated Gas Company Eighth Avenue Railroad New York Mutual Gas Light Company New York & Harlem Railroad Second Avenue Railroad Sixth Avenue Railroad Third Avenue Railroad Standard Gas Light Company Forty-second Street Manhattanville & St. Nicholas Avenue Thirty-fourth Street Crosstown Railroad United States Electric Light and Power Company Manhattan Railway Company Metropolitan Street Railway Company New Amsterdam Gas Company New York Edison Company Interborough Rapid Transit Company Central Park, North & East River Railroad Consolidated Telegraph & Electrical Subway Company East Broadway & Battery Railroad Grand Street Ferry Railroad Ninth Avenue Railroad Christopher & Tenth Street Railroad Twenty-third Street Railway Company The Staten Island Water Supply Company Richmond Light & Railroad Company Moynihan

Aeronauts Sail to Regain Cap

The Deutschland carried four Aero Club of America pilots from its pier at 10 a m yesterday. A. Holland Forbes and Augustus Post of the Conqueror team, N H Arnold of the St Louis balloon and Harry J Hewatt, left for the Berlin race on October 11. James C McCoy remains in Berlin. Farewelling them were Alan R Hawley and other Aero Club officers and members.

Deutschland Aero Club of America A. Holland Forbes Augustus Post N. H. Arnold St. Louis Harry J. Hewatt The Aero Club United States Berlin James C. McCoy Goodby Alan R. Hawley Alfred N. Chandler Thaddeus Everett Grey George H. Guy Charlies Heitman Samuel F. Perkins Carl Dienstbach

Teutonic Arrives After Rough Atlantic Crossing From Southampton

The White Star liner Teutonic reached port yesterday from Southampton amid rough weather but sustained no damage and sailed fairly well. Passengers included Archbishop Kelly of Acrida Australia, returning via San Francisco, who commented that omitting the Host in the procession did not lessen its impact. Orlando Harrison of Berlin Maryland, a nursery owner, returned from studying fruit tree cultivation in Europe with a million apple seedlings.

Southampton Archbishop Kelly Acrida Australia London San Francisco Orlando Harrison Berlin France Switzerland Germany

Testify in Rustin Murder Case at Omaha Trial

Nearly a dozen witnesses testified in the murder case of Charles Edward Davis charged with Dr. Frederick Rustin’s death. Dr. J P Lord and Hannah Dineen identified a man matching Davis near the Rustin home. cigars and white tablets were found on the porch. Mrs. Abbie Rice, linked to a death by own action pact with Rustin, will testify tomorrow. Registration days are Oct 5, 6, 10, and 12, from 7 am to 10 pm.

Omaha Sefit Charles Edward Davis Frederick Rustin J. P. Lord Rustin Hannah Dineen Davis

Former Smithfield Bank cashier indicted for embezzlement

New Martinsville West Virginia September 24 W A Lewis former cashier at the Smithfield Bank Smithfield West Virginia thirty miles away closed recently by the State Banking Examiner was indicted today by the grand jury on charges of embezzlement and misappropriation of the bank s funds The alleged shortage is about $50000

New Martinsville W. Va W. A. Lewis Smithfield Bank Smithfield State Banking Examiner Grand

Evans’ Ale Promises Quality for All Venues

The advertisement touts Evans’ Ale as a superior drink suitable for both well and ill. It targets hotels, restaurants, saloons, and oyster houses, urging discerning customers to seek the product in varied establishments.

Jews Offer Federation Help to Curb East Side Crime

The Federation of Jewish Organizations at 311 East Broadway pledged cooperation with the Police Department the Children's Court and the Department of Correction to reduce crime among Jews. It lauded Commissioner Bingham's retracting his claim that 50 percent of criminals were Jewish and closed the incident. The group also agreed to assist Woods deputy police commissioner in eradicating East Side white slavery.

Federation of Jewish Organizations East Broadway Federation Police Department Children’s Court Department of Correction Bingham Woods East Side

Woman dies after beating amid neighborhood clash

Mrs Mary Sulford died at 205 East 97th Street from injuries said to follow a fight with four neighbors on September 11. Her husband John Sulford, a Black man, reported the beating to a doctor who notified police. Detectives faced a crowd of Jews and Negroes as the clash escalated, leading to arrests of Philip Dick and Mr Mrs Carl Cohen and Louis Ressner.

Mary Sulford East 97Th Street Sulford John Sulford Philip Dick Carl Cohen Louis Ressner

Doctors Braver Than Soldiers Opening Speech

Dean John W. Burgess of Columbia University’s School of Political Science argued that the medical profession is more heroic than the military. He admitted he once aimed for medicine but chose wartime risk over a lifetime battling illness. Dr. M. Allen Starr urged doctors to educate the public on prevention as a central role for physicians.

College of Physicians and Surgeons West 59Th Street John W. Burgess School of Political Science Columbia University Dean Burgess M. Allen Starr Columbia

Subpoena Attempt Stirs Gravesend Racecourse Crowd

At Gravesend racetrack a feared subpoena served on Zach Forst, once a bookmaker, led to a chase as he refused delivery. The detective pursued through the lawn until Forst sought refuge by the paddock. Crowd watched as the matter was clarified and service deemed legal.

Gravesend Zach Forst Forst

Westinghouse Plan Adopted by Readjustment Committee

The readjustment committee of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing, chaired by James N. Jarvie, adopted a modified merchandise creditors plan for resumption despite cash subscriptions totaling 4.5 million against 4 million planned. The plan will only become operative if 6 million in cash subscriptions and bank creditor assent are secured by October 27, with formal terms to be announced next week after two days of meetings at Joline, Larkin & Rathbone in Wall Street.

Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company James N. Jarvie Joline, Larkin & Rathbone Wall Street

Maritime Intelligence Miniature Almanac Inshore Times

Sunrises 5 20 am Sunsets 5 54 pm Moon age 29. High water times listed for Sandy Hook Island Hell Gate. Wireless reports list several ships East of Sandy Hook with expected dock times including Baltic La Provence St Paul Pie Campania Amerika and Graf Waltersee with distances and ETAs.

Sandy Hook Island Hell Gate Sandy Hook Island Baltic la Provence St. Paul Campania Amerika

Amusements. Transpacific mails and routes list

Amusements column notes September mail routes from Savannah to international destinations. Listings include ships like Bellerophon, Empress of Japan, Iyo Maru, Mariposa with destinations Japan Corea China Hawaii Australia and Pacific islands via multiple hubs. Timings shown: Sep 20 6 30pm and Oct 4 6 30pm with partial route notes.

Transpacific New York Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Tacoma Bellerophon Hawaii Guam la Isla San Francisco San Francibco R—Hokcr Vancouver Victoria Australia West New Zealand Fiji Islands New Caledonia Marama Rehae Ttle Tahiti Marquesas Islands Mariposa

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at Sandy Hook Bar

A list of vessels including Steamer Maude Comus Salvatore di Giorgio Porto Rico Teutonic Apache Esperanza Ossabaw Vincenzo Bonanno Harmod Chariton Hall Clothtilde Cuneo Thorney Bri Aller Regina Biena Korea Bulow Manzanillo El Valle Koni¢ Albert Carmania Prinz Eltel Friedrich and others with flags and routes from September 18 to 23, detailing arrivals at the Bar, ballast or moise, and quarantine statuses for ports such as Huelva New Orleans Southampton Cherbourg Havana and Genoa across multiple lines and companies.

Maude Gowing Huelva Moise Sandy Hook Comus Boyd New Orleans Southern Pacific Company Salvatore di Giorgio Nor Dering Port Antonio Atlantic Fruit Company Bar Porto Rico Delano Baltimore New York Teutonic Smith Southampton Cherbourg Queenstown White Star Line Apache Staples Jacksonville Charleston Clyde Ss Co Esperanza Rogers Cristobal Panama RK R Ossabaw Johnson Brunswick Brunswick Ss Co Vincenzo Bonanno Ital Bettany Huelva Boston Phelps Bros & Co Harmod Gabrielsen Havana Munson Ss Chariton Hall Hestler Junen Antofagasta Talta Montevideo Pernambuco St Lucia W R Grace &Co Malis Clothtilde Cuneo Borgo Port Antonia Cuneo Importing Company Thorney Bri. Brooks Middlesborough J MH Winchester & Co Aller Olsen Demerara P Armstrong Regina Biena Rizzo Messina Norfolk Gans Steamship Line Korea Russ Kirewife Libau Benham & Royesen Bulow Ger New York & Cuba Mall Mdse el Valle Patten Galveston Koni¢ Albert Feren Genoa Naples Gibraltar Oelrichs & Co Carmania Barr Liverpool Cunard Line Mise Prinz Eltel Friedrich Krause Savanilla Hamburg American Line Miise

Steamer Movements At Foreign Ports Report

Shipping news lists arriving and sailing steamers at Plymouth, Hamburg, New York, Cherbourg, Suez, Colombo, and more. Vessels include Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, Pennsylvania, Majestic, and Titanic-like Majestic era ships, with routes via Cherbourg, Rotterdam, Boulogne, and Southampton between Sept 21 and Sept 24.

Plymouth Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Ger New York Cherbourg Hamburg Pennsylvania Schmidt Suez Karonga Calcutta Colombo Philadelphia Sydney Altona Fremantle Adelaide Melbourne Marseilles Venezia Rouen Telena la Pailice Southampton Majestic Havre la Lorraine Amoy Inverclyde Itr Sabang Bhanghal Estonia Rotterdam Boulogne Queenstown I'mbria Liverpool Cedric Paleo Wray Castle Ingapore Priate Kastalia Bry New ‘Ik Ete Pene Queenswood «Bry Spezia Antwerp la Hesbaye Acen Drachentes Boston Warsen Brooklyn City To Scilly

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