Isaac Hopper Scrapbook, page 186: 1905

"To Stand by Hopper." New York Tribune, February 10, 1905: Tammany leaders support Hopper in advertising case.

"Grout Begins War on Printing Contracts." New York Herald, February 10, 1905: Grout hopes to force Hopper to resign because of printing contracts in his newspapers.

"Grout Not Trying to Oust Hopper." New York Herald, February 11, 1905: Grout hopes to cut city advertising out of Hopper's paper as long as he is Buildings Superintendent.

"Wants to Cut Hopper Down." New York Times, February 11, 1905: A.R. Conkling to protest appropriation of funds to Building Bureau.

"Grout Afoul of Hopper." New York Sun, February 11, 1905: Grout to cut off contracts to Hopper's newspapers.

"Sees a 'Grab' in New Hopper Order." New York World, February 11, 1905: Mr. Conkling claims requirement for elevator safety clutches provides profit to Building Bureau inspectors.

"Vetoes Hopper's $130,000." New York Sun, February 15, 1905: Mayor rejects Hopper's request for more Building Bureau funds.