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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1913

Page

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Chalan Calmy Faces His Accuser in Senate Hearing

The New York Times reports Justice Cohalan faces charges amid a Senate Judiciary hearing. John A. Connolly testifies on alleged payments and an alleged 4 percent profit share from Cohalan’s heating firm. The proceedings unfold with background on prior investigations and expected continuation.

The New York Times Daniel F. Te Supreme Court Senate and Assembly John A York New York City Star Murtaugh Senate Judiciary Committees Cohalan Charles IF. Murphy Cohatan Senate Timweetis Dennis Cohalan Festive Ouatan Diem Conmaliv Connolly Nellore William DD Guthrie I Iat Ae Einar Chrystie

Weil jailed after arraignment on abandonment charge

Benjamin M Weil of 224 Riverside Drive was locked up in Queens County Jail after arraignment in Far Rockaway on his wife's abandonment claim. Mrs Weil testified of separation since August 1912 and her husband’s alleged minimal support while maintaining a summer Edgemere residence and a city home. Magistrate Fitch ordered $30 weekly support, Weil offering up to $200 weekly as a possible alternative.

Bonjamin M. Well Riverside Drive Broadway Sixty-second Street Queens County Long Island City Far Rockaway Mr. Weil Moritz Weil M. & A. Weil West Thirty-fourth Street Weil Herman Joseph Fitch

Grand Jury Criticizes Mc Reynolds over Delays in Slavery Case

The Federal Grand Jury, in San Francisco, faulted Attorney General Mc Reynolds for postponing white slave case trials and criticized President Wilson’s handling. Judge Van Fleet rejected the report’s controversial paragraphs and ordered a new version without them.

New York Times San Francisco Federal Grand Jury Diggs Caminetti Western Fuel Company Ourt McReynolds Wilson van Fleet McNab A. Caminetti McNabbs

Estate Can't Help Forger Denied Bail by Surrogate

Surrogate Cohalan refused Gabriel Rosenthal's petition to use $5,000 from a $30,000 family trust to post bail on four Chicago forgery indictments. Rosenthal, jailed in Chicago, confessed guilt, blaming early loss of his mother and bad company for his downfall after gambling excesses. He has been in jail for eight weeks.

Cohalan Gabriel Rosenthal Chicago

Rockefeller's Health Key to Longevity at 71 in Cleveland

The world’s wealthiest man, John D. Rockefeller, marked his 71st birthday with simple meals and a day of golf at Forest Hill. He attributed longevity to conserving energy, fresh air, exercise, a tranquil mind, and close friends, avoiding waste and urging a curb on extravagance.

New York Times Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller Forest Hill George Rudd

Public Service Cup Co Introduces Office Fixture Pensing

The Public Service Cup Co of B'kiyn announces office fixture installations and supplies with affordable pricing. The service covers cups and related office items, aiming to streamline supply needs for local businesses.

The Public Service Cup Co B’kiyn Fone St Li Serice

Diplomatic Posts Ranked as Spoils of Office in Wilson Era

The Wilson Administration plans a near clean sweep of higher diplomatic ranks as Democrat demands for office grow. Veterans losing posts include ministers to Norway Peru Bolivia Cuba and Costa Rica while new appointees advance on merit and examinations in past Roosevelt Hay traditions. Lewis Einstein of New York is named among those displaced and replaced by newer diplomats amid Senate confirmation battles.

New York Times Washington Wilson White House State Department Bryan Roosevelt Maurice Francis Egan Denmark Austria Col John Hay McKinley Elihu Root Hay Marae Lewis Einstein New York City Costa Rica Einstein Columbia University Paris London United States Constantinople Peking Johnston Alabama Senate Foreign Service Norway Peru Bolivia Colombia Cuba Netherlands Nicaragua Switzerland H. G. Knowles John D. O’rear Bordeaux Romania Servia San Domingo Arthur M. Beaupre William E. Gonzales Mr. Beaupre Legation Guatemala Isso Aogota Argentina Luxemburg James T. Dubois Arm Angle J. Dubois Aix le Chapelle Callao Leipsic St. Gall Department of State Singapore Lan George T. Weitzel Harvard College Harvard Law School Porto Rico Panama Kimball Mexico City N In de

England's Order of the Garter Venerable Story Explored

A veteran diplomat reveals the history and prestige of England's Order of the Garter as London prepares a grand celebration. The Times preview notes the enduring symbolism, prominent founders, and ceremonial grandeur surrounding the historic order.

Order OF the Garter London England

Governor names Chase for Public Service Commissioner post

Gov. Sulzer nominates Croton on the Hudson locomotive engineer Charles J. Chase for the Public Service Commission Second District with a $15,400 annual salary. The move, backed by labor groups, faces uncertain Senate action after other nominations are sent to the Finance Committee for review.

New York Times Albany Charles J. Chase Croton-on-the-Hudson New York Central Railroad Senate Public Service Frank W. Stevens William E. Leffingwell Watkins Jean Williams James M. Lynch Syracuse International Typographical Union State College of Forestry George F. Dunham Francis Hendricks State Hospital Martin E. McClary George L. Brown Elizabethtown Mr. Chase Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen The Brotherhood of Trainmen State Federation of Labor Leffingwell Daniel Sheehan Chemung Lynch John Mitchell Finance Committee Leffinewell Chase Robert F. Wagener

McCombs Undergoes Operation in Paris

William F. McCombs chairman of the Democratic National Committee underwent an appendectomy at a private hospital in Paris. The operation by Dr. Du Bouche was successful and McCombs is reported to be doing well. He sought rest to avoid surgery and attended a Ritz dinner the night before the procedure.

Marcon New York Times Paris William F. Mc Combs Democratic National Committee France Victor Hugo du Bouche McCombs Bels Mr. McCombs National Campaign Committee Gov. Wilson Adirondacks McCombes William A. McAdoo the Treasury Wilson

Albany Vetoes Primary Reform Measures Amid Session Recess

Albany July 8 The Legislature convened briefly and recessed to July 16 after hearing Gov Sulzer urge approval of optional city government forms for second and third class cities. The Assembly faced two veto messages disapproving the Blauvelt primary measures.

Srevial New York Times Albany Sulzer Association of Mayors Murtaugh Levy Surzer Democratic Party Jude Progressive Party Salant Judiciary Committee Democratic Organization Blauvelt To Assembly

Independence Fire Devastates Louisiana Town

A large fire in Independence Louisiana leaves two dead and six missing with almost all of the town destroyed. About half a million dollars in losses are reported as flames from the Klotz Hotel raze four blocks of brick commerce and threaten nearby homes. New Orleans and nearby towns sent aid, but response arrived too late.

New York Times Independence New Orleans Klotz Hotel

Two Flying Boats Wreck on Lake During 900-M mile Cruise

Chicago dispatch reports three of ten entrants in the Chicago to Detroit hydro aeroplane endurance race faced peril as a violent storm hit Lake Michigan. Anthony Jannus and Walter Johnson crashed or struggled at sea. Jannus was rescued by a dredger off Gary while Johnson made an emergency water landing at Whiting and was found in good condition. Havens and Verplanck reached Michigan City via lifeboat craft and prepared to press on as crews and organizers reassessed the route and remaining stakes.

New York Times Chicago Detroit Lakes Michigan Huron Lake Michigan Anthony Jannus St. Louis Walter Johnson Bath N. Y Jannus Gary Ind Johnson Whiting McCullough Dahlke Havens Michigan City Harbor MacAtawa Bay Tony Michigan City Verplanck Fishkill-on-the-Hudson St. Joseph Mich W. H. Pickens International Great Lakes Flying Boat Cruise Martin Francis Cook Vilas Whitmer Egle

Missouri Gov Plans statewide road improvement mobilization

Gov Major announced a proclamation to set aside two days in August for all able bodied residents in rural districts and towns to aid road work. He estimates at least 300000 men will participate, with many providing teams and machinery and even boys of 100 assisting the effort. The governor will join in with pick and shovel near Jefferson City, urging other state officials to participate.

New York Times Jefferson City Major

Man Held Without Bail After Bus and Train Incident

Richard Alexander, 44, a cigar manufacturer of 293 West 147th Street, was held without bail by Magistrate Appleton on a charge by Mrs. Margaret Thompson of 193 Shelton Avenue Jamaica L. F. She testified she saw him on a train following and elbow nudging her until police intervened. Alexander claimed innocence and said he was en route home. re-arraignment scheduled and probate investigator to review.

Richard Alexander West 147Th Street Appleton Margaret Thompson Shelton Avenue Jamaica L. F Woiman Mayer Fifth Street Bow Green Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn

Angostura Bitters Promoted as Ailment Remedy

A brief note suggests Angostura Bitters in a glass of water counteracts ailments. The entry reflects a historical health beverage claim.

German aviator Lendner dies in Folkfest plane crash

A German aviator named Lendner and a French passenger were killed when their exhibition plane overturned during a Folkfest display in Wurzburg. The accident occurred at altitude and both men died at the scene.

Lendner Wurzburg

Airship Passenger Service Planned in England

London reports a proposed airship passenger service with capital of 1.26 million dollars. The service aims for autumn readiness with fares lower than German rates. London to Birmingham expected at 25 dollars with routes to Brighton Midlands and possibly Paris.

New York London England Germany Birmingham Brighton Midlands Paris

Kaiser heads lone northern cruise aboard Imperator

The Kaiser sails today on his annual northern voyage aboard the Imperator. The liner departed Altenbruch wharf near Cuxhaven at noon and will return early tomorrow morning. On board are senior naval and military officers, Imperial and Prussian Ministers of State, Herr Ballin of Hamburg American Line, and Herr Krupp von Bohlen.

Trm New York Times Berlin Kaiser Imperator Altenbruch Wharf Cuxhaven Herr Ballin Hamburg-American Line Herr Krupp von Bohlen

King’s Ascot Takings debated by Lords committee

In London July 8 a Lords select committee discussed the Ascot Authority bill. Reginald Coventry said the King is entitled to half of Ascot takings. Receipts were about 165000 to 170000 dollars. Churchill for the King said funds are spent for the races’ benefit and a buffer is needed to avoid suspicions of royal profits.

New York Times London Lords Ascot Authority Ascot Reginald Coventry Lord Churchill

Romance Ends in Pleasant Valley Marriage

In Pleasant Valley a long childhood romance culminates as Augusta Poty widow of Joseph Doty and Peter J. Barnes aged 75 wed. Barnes, who built a fortune in Kansas, returned after learning of Doty’s death to marry his former playmate.

Poughkeepsie Augusta Poty Joseph Doty Pleasant Valley Peter J. Barnes Kansas Barnes

Jack London Undergoes Appendectomy in Oakland

Author Jack London underwent an appendectomy at a Oakland hospital this morning. Physicians reported his general condition as excellent and that he would be discharged in about ten days. The appendix was described as badly inflamed beyond the apparent symptoms.

Oakland Cal Jack London

Philadelphia Woman Refuses Bail In Common Scold Case

Mrs Mary Dougherty, arreste d on a common scold charge, refused bail from her family and went to Mayamensing Prison to await court. Magistrate Hughes held her in 300 dollars bail. Neighbors led the charges, with Mrs Rose Durining naming the Complainant.

New York Times Philadelphia Mary Dougherty Mayamensing Massachusetts Hughes Dougherty Rose Durining Homestead Avenue

Heir Seeks Missing Son of Krupp Relative

Mrs Marie Bohler of New York asks Philadelphia postmaster to locate her son John Jacob H Bohler, 50, heir to a Krupp fortune. Bohler ran away at age two and has not been heard from fifteen years. Aunt died in Germany. Knowles asks branch offices to help.

Speria New York Times Philadelphia Smith Marie Bohler Fast Eightyeenth Street New York John Jacob H Bohler Maria von Krupp Krupp Germany von Krupp Bohler Jacob Krupp Krupp Iron Works Knowles

Night concert schedule at 42nd Street venue

Reading from fragmented text shows an Irving pavilion or similar location with an evening program. It mentions an orchestra, a 7:30 p.m. start and a 10 p.m. return, tickets priced at $1. The hurried note references Hudson, Dee, and Day Street with unclear fates or directions.

Hudson W. Pg Ed Irving Dee

Lamar Defends Trickery Denies He Is "The Wolf"

David Lamar testified before the Senate Lobby Committee defending his actions as a tactic in defense of Edward Lauterbach and denying he was "The Wolf" or connected to Alfred Lamar. He claimed false reports targeted him and Lauterbach, admitted harm from impersonations, but said his methods followed Wall Street rules and aimed to expose broader fabrications by Morgan interests.

New Yorkimes Washington Edward Lauterbach David Lamar Senate Lobby Committee New York Lewis Cass Ledyard Lamar Mr. Lamar Lauterbach Wall Street the Wolst Denieg Levy Alfred Lamar Senator Reed Therm Morgan Group Mr. Ledard Ledyard Morgan Capitalista Lauterpach Jodie Lovett Latterback David ' 3 Pacific

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