davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27
Hahne s Co., Broad s New sts., Newark

would be near 30 per cent for outside
men and would mean "a revolution in
mining conditions. 1t was also De-
clared that the granting Of the union's
demands would mean the raising Of
the price Of hard coal to consumers
S1.a0 d tom The bituminous miners, in
session at Indianapolis, delivered nm
ultimatum to the operators asking the
restoration Of the 1908 scale, an adj
vance Of $50 per cent over present
wages. The alternative is a strike in
volving 22J,OO0 union men.
President Roosevelt. replying to a
memorial presented by Samuel Com
pers and a hundred other labor leaders,
declared that he considered the right Of
injunction an Indispensable feature of
our judicial system, that the eight hour
day was not practicable on the 18TH
mus of Panama and that he would not
permit letter carriers or other govern
ment employees to petition congress.
The American Federation Of Labor Isl
sued statement advocating the lnde-
pendent use of the ballot by trades un-
ionists and workingmen
Speaking under bond of secrecy be-
fore the house naval committee, Admi-
raj Dewey marked either Germany or
Japan as the likely opponent of the
United States in war. After dilating
upon the naval building programmes
Of these two nations and of other
nations the admiral declared that it
,v so ~ T1.,ttn3 e+afoc, ~,
construct and maintain more battle
slips of the highest power attainable.
Back SINNERS. $13 a week; dry salt
els, 81; cattle stickers, $13; laborers,
81, and ] o. Armour, 100000 week.
Now, you see something is wrong with
the present SYSTEM" Joseph Medill
Patterson. the new convert to Social
ism, in talking to Chicago stockyard
workmen summed up the first part of
his speech as quoted. He also referred
to Andrew Carnegie as drone and a
pensioner
One of the most important features
of the Elsberg rapid transit bill was
stricken out Of the measure by the
New York senate. The clause which
/ was eliminated provided that an new
New York suhways built should be laid
out in such a manner that they might
be operated as system Independents
" of the traction lines controlled BIZ
The merger.
In fight between Pulajane rebels
and native constabulary on the Philip
pine island OF Samar thirty Of the for,
mer and sixteen or the latter were
killed. Governor Curry OF the island
had a narrow escape from capture or
death He reports that natives ID the
province are actively assisting him and
are Jealous to exterminate the Pula-
james
Former Judge Alton B Parker Of
New York. the Democratic candidate
for president in 1904. denied report
that on his recent southern trip be had
stated that President Roosevelt would
be renominated IN 1908 He also de-
MED that he had suggested Mayor Ne
ClelIan OF New York for the Demo
Icratic nomination.
| In the beef trust case in Chicago
Judge Humphreys Of the federal dis
trict court decided that the indict
ments found against Individual pack
ters for alleged conspiracy on restraint
Of trade were not valid The indict
ments found against the corporations
however, are to stand The govern
raanf may Annnal
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27

New York. March 49,
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged; Mime.
sofa patents, s4.25a4B0; winter straights
SS.70a3s0; winter extras, s2.75a3. rs; winter
patents. SS90a425
WHEAT-Options opened higher on bet
ter cables and small worlds shipments
but eased Off under realizing and favor.
sS5saS4ssc.
CORN-Option market easier on account
of liberal worlds shipments easier cables
and rather liberal ear lot receipts, May
5oSsabo5sc
BUTTER Irregular: creamery, common
to extra, 16a27e.; held, common to extra
15a22c.; state dairy common to extra
l5a26c renovated common 10 extra, l2s
19c.
CHEESE Strong; state, fun cream
large and small colored and white fancy
l4a14lzc.; good TO prime lSl&alsMc.; com
mon to fair, lla1Sc skins, full to light
Saline.
EGGS Steady state, Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected, white, zoe,
choice, 17a19c, mixed, extra, Ne.
POTATOES Steady; Bermuda, second
crop s4a7: new, $8aS,50; southern. S1.50a3
Maine and other eastern. per bag, $l75a2
state and western, sl6Oa1S so; foreign
N.50at.So; Jersey sweets. per barrel, $l.5Oas
HAH-Steady shipping. 4ba5Oc, good t
choice, S0aS5e.
W0OI-Firm; domestic fleece, 35a3Sc.
HOPS-Dull; state. common to choice
1905, loa15c.; 1904, Ease olds SAFE, Pacific
coast, 1905, Sa1Sc; 1904 9al0c ODDS. 4a5c.
TALLoW-7S Steady citv 5c, country
6abHc.
AW-Steady; long ryo. 55aG5c.
LIVE POULTRY steady: fowls. t4s
1916; old roosters, loo. chickens, 1ilAf
l5Re.; ducks, l7a1Sc. geese, 13ai5c.
DRESSED POULTRY = Firia fowls
choice, 14a141scs do fair to good lss
1916; old ROSTERS. Zoe. nearby roasting
chickens, choice. 16c. western choice los
lec.; do, fair to good. lsa14izc; turkeys
choice and fancy 19a20c,: do. fair Il
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27
TO SELL PHILIPPINES?
Report That Former Governor Wright
Will Negotiate Sale to Japan.

win Negotiate oale 10 Japan.
New York, March 81 The Press
says:
Although Secretary Taft of the war
department saw fit recently to deny
the report that Japan had made GER
tain overtures to the United States for
the acquisition OF the Philippines, cor
roborative evidence is at hand that the
Japanese government has been desir-
GUS Of opening negotiation to that end
and when former Governor Wright OF
the Philippines goes to Japan as the
first American ambassador to that
country he will be empowered BY this
government to enter upon further con
sideration Of thar proposition.
In fact, it is said on what ought to
be unimpeachabe authority that the
selection of Governor Wright to repre-
sent the Roosevelt administration at
the Japanese emperor's court was
clearly caused by this situation Presi-
dent Roosevelt, according to report,
desires 10 dispose of the Philippine
problem before the end of his present
term in the White House. He. Is repre-
serted as being convinced that our
ownership OF the islands as posses.
sions, not parts, Of the United States
is not acceptable TO the American peor
pie and win eventually mean much
larger expenditures on the part Of our
home government than have been
made even thus far.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27
ALvAH L. REYNOLDS
grown by him.

grown by him,
Before the senate committee on in
teroceanic canals John r.. Wallace. for
merly chief engineer Of the Panama
canal, favored the sea level type Of
waterway
Senator LHommedieu withdrew his
bill in the New York senate to save
Niagara falls, declaring that he could
not find any public sentiment in favor
of it.
Declaring that 80 cents is fair
price for gas, Mayor Mcclellan placed
his signature to the Agnew eighty cent
gas bill, recently passed by the Iegisla-
ture.
The New Jersey house has passed
Senator Wakelees bill permitting troll
ley companies to carry freight pro-
Vided they obtain municipal consent.
Representative Babcock Of Wiscon-
IN, whose health is Impaired, win give
up the Craftsmanship Of the Republican
congressional committee
North Pelham, Westchester county.
N. r.. elected James Reilly, the village
blacksmith president on municipal
ownership platform
In Ohio the legislature has passed
bill making hazing in schools an Of
Tense punishable by fine Oh imprison-
ment, or both.
Providence, r. T., holds the pie eat
ing record Of the country, Judging By
the number Of fiber pie plates that are
used there
The New York assembly passed
bin prohibiting the docking Of
horses tails or the importation OF dock
ed horses
Four Of the largest fisheries concerns,
Of Gloucester. Mass. we're consolidat-
ed making what is declared to be
Dish trust
The Iowa legislature has passed
law making the legal weight of eggs In
that state two ounces
Official denial was made at the
White House Of i report Of Mrs Roose-
velt's Illness
Mississippi has decided to substitute
the electric chair for hanging.
Az Mussulmans over twenty are
amenable to military service ana are
only exempt after they have passed tbe
age q forty but an inhabitants Of Con
sfanunoplc, even MussuImans. are ~
eTnpt from serving In the army.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27


Two important bills affecting cleo
tons in New York state will be re-
ported fayorably to the assembly the
SO called Raines- Murphy recount bill,
whose enactment would enable VIII
| liam Randolph Hearst to begin pro
Iceedings for Il recount, and a bill re-
quiring publicity Of campaign expendi-
lures.
The interstate commerce commission
began a hearing in New York on the
reported Undertaking. and misrepre-
sentation of freight by shippers in New
York and other eastern points. 1t is
alleged that all the railroads running
out of New York have been systemat-
lically victimized for years.
BY Iynching a negro after the United
States supreme court had granted him
a respite members of a mob in Chat
tanooga, Tenn, were guilty of an act
in contempt of court probably without
precedent in American history. The
sheriff may be punished for not pro-
tecting his prisoner
The New York assembly committee
on taxation voted to report fayorably
bill which would amend the mort
gage tax law by providing for tax
on mortgages collected at the time Of
recording of one-half of per cent in
stead Of an annual tax.
A substantial increase is to be made
| in the pay of the trainmen, conductors
and baggagemen of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad on
April 1, making the road the best pay
ling one for these classes of employees
in the east
If Niagara falls are to be preserved
as one of the wonders OF the world i'm
mediate action by the United States
and Canada is required, according to
the findings of the American members
of the international waterways COM
mission.
A foreman on the South and West
ern railroad near Marion, N. O., was
attacked by band of Hungarian and
italian laborers. Aiming himself with
steel BAR he dubbed seven Of them
to death In less than three minutes.
| Charged with being a haberdasher's
salesman by day and 4 society man al
night and with supporting tie latter
lrole by n liberal use Of his employers
money, John Wilmer MARITIME young
man of New York, was arrested.
A conference called for the purpose
Of reorganizing the Democratic party
| in the state of New Jersey met ID
Newark. The conference resulted ia
the victory Of the municipal and gov
eminent ownership faction.
According to the judiciary committee
Of the national house of representa-
ltives, there is no constitutional author
lily for federal control Of insurance OF
other state corporations other than rail
roads
While delivering a sermon to his con.
gregatlon IN Carson, Ia. Rev. j. b
4 Lent. pastor Of Mormon church
was struck BY lightning. which caused
his death within an hour
In conversation with Representa-
tive Foster Of Vermont ana two OF his
constituents President Roosevelt de
clared that second nomination was
an impossibility.
IN London $4,000 was paid for /
prize orchid. III Al Jain, a florist d
New Bedford. Mass declined an offei
Of $4,000 for new white carnatiol
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27


Tanks and Three Hundred Workers
Take to Fire Escapes-Deaths Cause
BY Falling Of Wall Of the surnips
Ruilding.
Nese York March "a "a strange ca
price Of fate cost the lives of four fire
nlen and two woflynen 1t a fire which
destroyed balf q block 81 factory build
Ings aud tenements ID ola Greenwich
village in lower Manhattan
1'hat Captain John Walsh 81 engine
40. a and three Of his men We're killea
WAS due to record breaking ruin
which they made from the engine
house on Eighteenth street, near
Broadway p the scene Of one hre,
Bedford and Downing streets Had
they not been The first to reach the fire
they would not have taken THE periious
position front which they were sent 70
their deatlls, 10 command the best
possible lighting advantage they climb
ed to d roof which was crushed ID AS
the wall Of the building on which they
were playing their stream foppled
over
Firemen Crushed to Death.
In the crash That carried the fi1emen
with il two wol4smen living in the ten
ement on which the men we're working
were crushed to death
III addition there We're many acci-
dents to fireinen aud men who aided in
The work Of rescue
The fire followed a tremendous ex-
plnsion Oh the third floor Of the factory
building ID d room used BIZ the Metal
Stamping company for the storage Of
huge tanks ~ gasoline What caused
the explosion Is not known The three
firms il the building employed about
500girls.
The force Of the shock made the
building uenibie to It's foundation. and
many Of the girls were thrown to the
floor I'll 4 moment there was d mad
rush for The fire escapes that ran down
three sides Of The building The girls
on the third floor had barely time to
get to the escapes before the flames,
Spreading with raDidity from the stor-
atzS tVDiAs NStN W tticit ilcelS-
Saved by Human Ladders.
Heroic rescues were effected by
means Of human ladders. Brave work
was done in quieting the fears Of
scores of families in neighboring tene-
nents that We're threatened by the fire,
and the teaclers in a threatened school
house came splendidly through the test
Of FIRE by dismssing several hundred
highly wrought up children without
panic or disorder
It was ut the height Of tile fire that
the walls collapsed, burying IN the
ruins four OF the firemen who had been
battling braveIy with the danes as
well as two others who had lent their
assistance In the work After that the
work Of the department was turned to
saving the surrounding property, and
the fire gradually burned itself out
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27
SIX DEAD IN FLAMES SAVE FOR UNCLE SAM
House of Representatives Passes
Resolutions Cutting Off Use
less Printing.
SENATE STILL ON RATE BILL

-
oPPsf Ss,S'.'Ns se.1S1'''s "s',s
Passed BY Lever srancn o. Con-
sress--Stateaood ACT IN Conferences.
Texas Law Disfranehlsins Negroes
Causes Seat Contest.
holieWlhg lhe Dfeslqent s s'lsse7'ioiis
the house passed resolutions y correct
the useless printing o. pllelie aoe9T
Aen1s ana 10 empower me pfinuhs
eommltgees q me Two ieglslallNe oou
les = X fae naaaRef ~ aoeui'l,sHes Y
De t4l44est NV slioaaa 'Ai'' esiHI4a
ARISE tof aaaitloflhi COPIES "a e pHpii7
ca9ioAt 49, H n's Il 4 'isl0i,'s = ohpsl
apeah9i ssi.tiea' - WIS s1ainlss' 'iiss
aet'9h Mo'lsl issale 81 IS Nlls lils AVN
s.llii'ast las .li Z fs''''''0"o s''i '.s'.ss
E ~ lfss alseiioi s'l1ee'i'il'lllses II ''As'
mouse comm faee n WilSs anl lns''A,s
agFeea IS feIofA i iIee aievn0l wv VA
WIS tii s'9tttitiittses iie TEXTURE e WI
olll = tllasl it taxes tile lnternai revenue
EaX ~ aehali'fea sloiilestte alconoi hoi
iseilllleal uses. lile Rlii II % 81 my
effect lhfee months pefore inc date q
IL Fassase
Inc senate committee on pensions
agreed 20 iepofA laYorapy OIL pro
Nl'llng ihit veterans ol Inc eiFii WAT
VINO nave passed me age Oh slAly-lWc
sliill receive pensions
The pill 70 give the interstate COM
merce commission the power 70 regu-
late 1stiii0ad rates Is occupying prae-
tieally all OF the time Of the sehate.
There We're TWO speeches, one ny AT.
Lodge ana me otilex gY NJ S1ooiler-
Az Lodge spoke ~ advocacy q nis
anehdinenf looking % tne enlarge
ment q INC interstate commerce com
MISSION ana - aollls 80 repilea Sharply
. % some recent hltefaliees ny conliilAs-
slohef l'foo'9
heIerrllls g VI interview py tiNe COIL
missioner, Alf' lodge spoke lrst q ah
ufterahee fH eugene DeDs ana then
SAID that i was not capable q DONG
80 mlch Marin ~ air. Ffouty state
ment lie outlined New England S at-
titude toward the rate bill and sald
that with the mileage system estab-
lisbed all the manufactures in the New
England states would be destroyed.
Mr. C'nlberson began his discussion
By presenting an amendment prohibit
ing corporations coming under the OPP
GRAFTON of the proposed law from max
ing campaign contributions.
The statehood bill was taken from
the speakers table in the house, placed
in the hands Of three selected conferees
and a request made of the senate for
conference on the disagreeing votes OF
the two houses.
The senate passed the fortiications
appropriation bill. carrying an expend-
iture Of S5,27S, 9D3. One item is $125,.
coo for a government powder factory
intended to make the nation independ.
ent Of the alleged powder trust" The
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27
STEAMER PLYMOUTH BURNED
Famous Sound Liner Destroyed at Her
Newport Dock


Newport Dock.
Newport, Il. 4, March q The
steamer plymouth Of the Fall River
line caught fire at her dock and was
totally destroyed She had been out
of commission for the winter and was
being overhauled for the summer sea
son
The fire burned the steamer Plym-
outh, the north pier of the freight shed
and the hosting apparatus and dam,
aged the City of Lowell The loss is
estimated at $1,000000, No lives were
lost.
On the other side of the pier from
the Plymouth were the large steamers
Priscilla and Puritan, which. like the
Plymouth. were being overhauled for
the summer season. The steamer Nau-
gatuck was also in the dock with the
Priscilla and Puritan. but all three
were hauled out into the harbor with
out being damaged except by smoke
The Plymouth was constructed of
steel, with interior fittings Of wood
Her length was 1857 feet her width 50
feet and her depth of hold p feet. She
was always a remarkably easy boat in
a seaway and had little vibration while
running at full speed.
Although the Plymouth was in all
most constant service for sixteen years,
during which she was run through the
thickly used Long Island sound and
New York harbor, she had very few
accidents. She was owned by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27

Michigan, Ind, March 81 Hoping
you VIII never see the time when you
will have to use such a thing. This is
the sentiment which f, c. McMullen
of this place inscribed on a card ac-
companying toy wasbtnb, scrnbblng
board and cake of soap which he sent
TO Mrs, Nicholas Longworth before her
wedding 4 day or two ago Mr.. Me
Mullen received from Mrs. Longworth
a personal note thanking him for his
good wishes.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27

Trenton, N, j., March n Governor
Stokes has signed senator Hillery's
limited franchise bill The bul limits
the time for which franchises may be
granted TO public utility companies to
twenty years, hut by the vote 81 the
people the time may be extended to
NOT more than forty years The senate.
with but one negative vote, passed
Senator AVIS bill for the creation or
county boards OF taxatlon.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27
FIend Murders Two Women.

Runge, Tex, March % Near Cou-
snee. eight miles south oil here, 4 Next
ran named Ramon overlook a vehicle
containing two young women and III
tie boy. Ramon climbed into the rear
)of the buggy and cut the throat Of one
Of the women, causing instant death.
Ramon then pulled his revolver. placed
II at the back Of the head Of the other
woman and fred causing instant
death. He was aetuated BY Jealousy
Oficers are searching for him.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27

Bradford Conn, March ~ Mrs.
Sarah i Wheeler, mother Of Mrs. Rob
ert Wilcox CELIA Wheeler Wilcox), died
at The Barracks, Short Beach. at the
age Of ninety-two Mrs Wheeler sur
fered slight shock about d week ago,
and this, together with old age It IS be-
lleved caused her death. she leaves
four children
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27
New York Central to Lower Fares.

New York, March "a Announce
ment Of cheaper fares between New
York city and suburban towns reached
BIZ the lines Of the New York Central
railroad as soon as the electrifcation
Of the road IS completed was made in 4
letter by the company to the state rail-
road commission. The company states
that the work Of electrlhcation within
the Suburban district tributary to New
York city will be completed within a
few months and that then an entire re-
adjustment Of rates in the territory at
fected VIII be Immediately made in a
broad and businesslike manner
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27

The Bedminister Hunt has been
organized and will take over the two
Thousand acres Of land near Peapack
recently purchased BY f. r. SQuibb.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27
PARK
Madison, N. ].

Near station, restricted. clean neigh
borhood, new houses, eight to ten
rooms, all improvements, Sc, 500 to ST.
500, easy payments. Desirable lots
from $500 up, SO feet or more frontage;
will double in value in five years. A
safe, sure investment. If desired, 1919
down, balance on easy payments.
Money to build furnished at low rates.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27
-Four Firemen and Two Others
Lose Their Lives IN New York
Factory Fire.
HUMAN LADDER SAVES GIRLS

Panic Follows Explosion Of cascIins
Tanks and Three Hundred Workers
Take to Fire Escapes-Deaths causea 4
BY Falling Of Wall Of the 5urnins
Building.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27

Ail Mussulmans over twenty are
amenabie 70 military service ana are
only exempt after they have passed tie
age q forty, but all inhabitants Of Con
sfantlnopic, even MussuImans. are ex-
enpt from serving In the army
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-27

Two important bills affecting cleo
tons in New York state will be re-
ported faYorably to the assembly the
50 called Raines- Murphy recount bill,
whose enactment would enable WIZ
liam Randolph Hearst to begin pro-
ceedings for d recount and bill REL
quiring publicity Of campaign expendi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

iATH ST, ~ to 40 West-Hlgh class apartment:
new law house q and o rooms and bath. all Improve.
ments: telephone service. &C.. rents. so to So.
Apply on premises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
For l.
MACHINERY

SIX 1875 II. p. 721l8 second hand Return Tubulal
Boilers, two o6Xls for 100 pounds. Steam; tive, lG
Boilers: Locomotive Portable Boilers on wheels oil
'N''' WiCKEs BROS. $50 Liberty st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

AEENiA. n. I.--z7 acres: m ost desirable II room
house; price. $1,000, easy ternns.
MCDONALD -wIGGfNS Co, a7 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

5000 TO SIC. 1000 CAPITAL required In old estab.
lished silversmith and high class manufacturtng
business: thorough Investigation invited. Particu'
1919 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO.. aS7 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

5000 WILL PURCHASE well known milk dairy
with horse, wagons, &c; best location In Bronx.
owner compelled 10 retire on account OF Ill health.
TOT Mcdonald. wIGGINs CO.. s57 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

500 900 Of ten year epe gold bonds offered BY COM
pany that will net a2so 900 prints yearly. Psrtlou-
aoDoNALp-wIaeiNs co., ,S7 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

WANTED-ExPERlEncED STOCK CLERKS
FOR OUR RIBBON AND LACE DEPART MEhIS.
APPLY TO JAS. q. JOHNSON & CO., esS
BROADWAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

at saCRJFICE-N,ne room house. all improve.
Vernon. n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

UMBRELLA and cane business: runs on pront
able basis without own r's attention.: this ls a chance
OF q lifetime, with q, 900. Particulars a.
MCDONALD-WfGGINS CO., f67 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

$3.50 DAN wanted. secured by nne cornell
bakery in Brooklyn. Particular RS at
MCDONALD -WlGGINS 70. 257 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

900, 900 Of re stock for sale by company operating
plant IN Rhode Island and once and saiesrooms
I" MSccDeoSNALp-w1aaINs co., sS1 Broadway.