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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

Page

4

Washington Life Sold to Pittsburg Bankers and Baldwin

The Washington Life Insurance Company was largely sold by Levi P. Morton and associates to William C. Baldwin of the Pittsburg Life and Trust Company and Pittsburgh bankers. New officers and directors from Pittsburgh will run the firm, with policy direction kept conservative and distinct from the Pittsburgh Life. The transfer places Baldwin as president of both companies, with Washington Life showing $54,000 in outstanding insurance and Pittsburgh Life holding $27,000,000.

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 Richard Billings George M. Hard Henry S. Herrman Dumont Clarke William A. Street Harry Payne Whitney William Corcoran Eustis Walter S. Johnston Winthrop Rutherfoord Valentine P. Snyder John Tattock Mr. Baldwin Pittsburgh Life and Trust Company Pittsburg Company Tatlock William A. Brewer, Jr

Will Not Have To Sell Hope Chapel

Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church members at Fourth Avenue and 224 Street voiced satisfaction after a meeting on Hope Chapel property. Former Judge Charles N. Taintor said developments made the sale action unnecessary, with funds guaranteed to cover fifteen months of continued ownership.

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

Jewish New Year 5669 Observed In Homes And Synagogues

The Jewish year 5669 begins at sunset with services in homes and houses of worship. Penitential ten days lead to the Book of Life being opened then closed for the year. Orthodox and many Jews observe rites across the East Side and Harlem with visits, greetings, and special services including those at Ellis Island and Jewish charities.

Harlem Jerusalem Zion Ellis Island

Yankee Still Grounded Off Newport After Striking Spindle Rock

Newport R I Sept 24 Two tugs and a wrecker from Boston Wrecking Co alongside the United States cruiser Yankee ready to help her escape from Spindle Rock where she struck yesterday in heavy fog. Salvage work continues as water is pumped out through holes in the port hull. Wrecking ops expected to take about a week with a wooden cofferdam to be built. If a storm forces abandonment, crew of about three hundred will be taken off by nearby vessels.

Newport R. I 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, has been appointed 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

Hippo drome manager cleared in Yorkville court

Solomon Manheimer manager of the Hippo drome was discharged yesterday by the Yorkville Court from accusation of conducting a performance on Sunday. The Turf Benevolent Association leased the house for the evening and Manheimer was found not responsible. George N. Morton known as Doc Morton was indicted for note swindling involving 25000 dollars, entrusted by Frank B. Burns. He surrendered and is held in 3000 bail by Judge Swan. Daly, a clerk at H B Claflin and Company, was held in 1300 bail for stealing stamps intended for circulars. He lives at 8th Street and Broadway.

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 8Th Street Broadway Tombs Court

Metz Seeks 122 Million Arrears In Franchise Taxes

Controller Metz announced plans to collect 75 million in special franchise taxes and arrears. Jurisdictions listed include Manhattan and Brooklyn firms with totals over 24 million in special franchise arrears and 122 million including personal property. Law changes since 1908 would permit sale after three months notice starting after October 1.

Metz Daniel Moynihan Grout George Sterling Corporation Counsel Court of Appeals

Aeronauts Sail to Regain Capitol Prestige

The Deutschland sailed at 10 am with four air pilots aboard after about seventy five Aero Club of America members cheered on the pier. On board were A Holland Forbes of Conqueror with aide Augustus Post, N H Arnold of St Louis with aide Harry J Hewatt, part of the U S team bound for the Berlin balloon race on October 11. James C McCoy of America II remains in Berlin. Also bidding farewell were Alan R Hawley acting president of the Aero Club Alfred N Chandler Thaddeus Everett Grey George H Guy Charles Heitman Samuel F Perkins and Carl Dienstbach.

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 Charles Heitman Samuel F. Perkins Carl Dienstbach

Teutonic Delivers Splashy Atlantic Crossing

The White Star liner Teutonic arrived from Southampton after rough weather but sustained no damage and kept good time. Among the passengers were Archbishop Kelly of Acrida Australia returning via San Francisco and Orlando Harrison of Berlin Maryland a nursery owner who studied fruit tree cultivation abroad and brought back a million apple seedlings.

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

Testify in Rustin murder case in Omaha trial

Dozen witnesses testified in the murder case of Dr. Frederick Rustin defendant Charles Edward Davis. Key testimony came from Dr. J. P. Lord and maid Hannah Dineen about a man matching Davis near the Rustin home and cigars found on the porch. Abbie Rice remained a principal witness, with voting registration dates listed for October.

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

Former Smithfield Bank cashier indicted for embezzlement

New Martinsville West Virginia September 29 4 W. A. Lewis formerly cashier of the Smithfield Bank at Smithfield West Virginia thirty miles from here was indicted today by the grand jury on charges of embezzlement and misappropriation of the bank funds. The alleged shortage is about five thousand dollars.

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

Evans' Ale Promises Quality for All Tastes

A vintage ad touts Evans' Ale as superior for every palate whether well or ill. It urges patrons in hotels, restaurants, saloons and oyster houses to choose the beverage for its reputed goodness and versatility.

Jews Offer Federation Help to Cut East Side Crime

The Federation of Jewish Organizations convened at 311 East Broadway to pledge cooperation with the Police Department, Children's Court, and Department of Correction to reduce crime among Jews. They approved Commissioner Bingham’s retraction of the 50 percent criminality claim and accepted Woods’s request to combat 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 from beating after street fight

Mrs. Mary Sulford died at her home after injuries from a fight on September 11 with four neighbors. Police arrested Philip Dick and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cohen and Louis Ressner after eight witnesses testified. Detectives reported a large crowd of Jews and Negroes fought when officers attempted entry.

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

Doctors Braver Than Soldiers Declares Columbia Dean

At the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Manhattan West 59th Street, Dean John W. Burgess of Columbia University’s School of Political Science argued that doctors are the more heroic profession. He admitted his ancestral pull toward medicine but said facing sickness daily requires greater courage than warfare. Dr M Allen Starr followed, stressing prevention and public instruction as key physician duties.

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

Subpoena Tense Moment at Gravesend Racetrack

A scene at Gravesend racetrack unfolded as a detective tried to serve Zach Forst with a subpoena. Forst initially refused, then retreated near the paddock with bystanders watching. The wait ended when it was clarified that service had been legally completed.

Gravesend Zach Forst Forst

Westinghouse Plan Adopted by Readjustment Committee

The readjustment committee of Westinghouse Electric adopted a modified resumption plan despite current cash subscriptions of 4,500,000 toward a 6,000,000 target and pending bank debt and merchandise debt assent. The plan should become operative only if 6,000,000 cash subscriptions and bank creditor assent are obtained by October 27, with official terms announced next week. The committee met over two days at Joline, Larkin & Rathbone on Wall Street.

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

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac

Maritime notices list sun and moon data, high tides at island and Hell Gate, Sandy Hook times, and wireless reports. Vessels Baltic La Provence St Paul Campania Amerika Graf Waldersee lie about distances east of Sandy Hook and expected docking times across the weekend.

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

Amusements Erny City Savannah Mail Routes

Dispatch notes Savannah mail service details with dates and ships including Gibraltar Empress of Japan and Mariposa routes. Lists sailing times from September to October to destinations such as Hawaii Japan China Australia and Pacific islands through Vancouver Seattle and San Francisco.

New York Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Tacoma Bellerophon Hawaii Guam Gane Islands San Francisco Aorea Vancouver Victoria Australia West New Zealand Fiji Islands New Caledonia Marama Seattle

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at Sandy Hook Bar

Shipping news lists numerous steamers arriving at the Bar and passing Sandy Hook from September 18 to September 23, detailing origin ports such as Huelva Havana Cristobal Genoa and New Orleans, vessels including Maude Comus Salvatore di Giorgio Porto Rico Teutonic Apache Esperanza Ossabaw Vincenzo Bonanno Harmod Chariton Hall Clothilde Cuneo Thornley Aller Regina Biena Korea Bulow Manzanillo Valle Koni¢ Albert Carmania Prinz Eltel Friedrich and others, their routes, passengers and cargo, quarantine statuses, and barside arrivals with times. Several ships left quarantine and some anchored outside Sandy Hook in fog, with numerous ship lines and cargo types noted.

Maude Gowing Huelva Moise Sandy Hook Comus Boyd New Orleans Southern Pacific Company Salvatore di Giorgio Nor Diering Port Antonio Atlantic Fruit Company Bar Porto Rico Delano Baltimore New York & Baltimore Transportation Teutonic Smith Southampton Cherbourg Queenstown White Star Line Apache Staples Jacksonville Charleston Clyde Ss Co Esperanza Rogers Cristobal Ossabaw Johnson Brunswick Brunswick Ss Co Vincenzo Bonanno Ital Bettany Boston Phelps Bros & Co Harmod Gabrielsen Havana Munson Ss Chariton Hall Hustler Junen Antofagasta Taltan Montevideo Pernambuco St Lucia W R Grace & Co Matis Clothilde Cuneo Borgo Cuneo Imac Company Thornley Brooks Middiesborough J H Winchester & Co Har Carmania Barr Liverpool Cunard Prinz Eltel Friedrich Ger Krause Savanilla

Steamers at Foreign Ports list ships and routes

Shipping notices show vessels calling at Plymouth Suez Marseilles and other ports with destinations including New York Philadelphia Boston and Shanghai. Entries mention Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Majestic and several Br Dutch and Fr liners with dates Sept 22 23 24 and voyage paths via Cherbourg Rotterdam Colombo Sabang and La Rochelle.

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 Prince Southampton Majestic Havre la Lorraine Amoy Inverclyde Sabang Shanghai Ene Estonia Rotterdam Boulogne Queenstown I'mbria Liverpool Adriatic Cedric Queenstown Sabang Wray Castle Singapore Shields Kastalia Die ' Barnie Queenswood Spezia Para St Quentin Moltke Gee Bremen Rhein Baltimore Montevideo Foxton Hall Iquique New Hong Kong Indramayo Yokohama Boston Antwerp la Hesbaye Aden Drachentes Hoston Mass Bove Brooklyn City Risto! Selbly

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