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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
4
The article reports that Governor Bulner has not disclosed his plan regarding the Cohalan case and the charges brought by John A. Connolly. Bar Association leaders fear proceeding without gubernatorial input, while questions linger on possible investigation, impeachment, or disbarment procedures for Justice Cohalan.
A judge on the Supreme Court expresses that, in his view, the facts concerning Justice Cohalan do not warrant District Attorney attention. The remark reflects a determination of no need for prosecutorial involvement.
Governor Sulzer refused to discuss charges against Justice Cohalan and said he would not initiate action or participate in preliminaries. He noted the Bar Association could act independently and that impeachment, if chosen, would follow constitutional procedure.
Richard M. Hollyday manager of the Green Trading Stamp store in New Rochelle is accused by a 22 year old woman of being his wife and that he married Miss Evelyn Mitsch in Hoboken on April 14. His wife Harriet Hazel Goff Hollyday testified about their elopement and marriage in 1912. The case in city court adjourned to tomorrow afternoon.
Albany report from State Entomologist E. P. Felt notes severe and extended damage from forest tent caterpillar on Long Island and likely across New York. He recommends spraying valued woodland with arsenate of lead at two pounds per fifty gallons of water to control the pest.
Mrs. C C K Scoville of Seneca Kansas says her daughter Miss Frances Scoville will marry Walter de Mumm of the French winemaking family tomorrow at St George's Church Han over Square London. She notes a cablegram postponed the wedding from today. The bride's father is a banker.
Ex Senator Everett Colby led the New Jersey Progressive Service Committee meeting in Library Hall today. A legislative reference board was named to push bills to the next Legislature, including a proposed minimum wage for women.
In Tokio on June 2 the Keio University alumni banquet honored the Stanford University baseball team. Prominent guests praised international athletics for linking U S and Japan and fostering friendship through youth exchanges and mutual understanding.
In Rome on June 2 Pope Pius XII marked his seventy-eighth birthday with numerous congratulations and gifts. His relatives attended a luncheon with his sisters and guests as a band played outside the dining room during the meal, according to reports.
Jonathan C Bigelow Jr a 19 year old Trinity College freshman died at his Manchester Connecticut home during the night from a self inflicted gunshot wound authorities said no foul play is suspected in the death at the student’s residence in Overstudy local police reported the incident is under investigation and the university is notifying family and officials
The Comitia Minora and the Board of Censors held a special meeting at the Academy of Medicine to discuss Dr Friedmann and the turtle vaccine treatment for tuberculosis and the association of three Friedmann Institute linked physicians. They consider possible discipline under Article X and the AMA ethics code, while Board of Health actions closing the institute are endorsed.
Vilhjalmur Stefansson travels from Winnipeg to Wynyard and Victoria to outfit a whaler expedition heading to the frozen North. He aims to depart June 16 from Victoria with 13 men, awaiting favorable wind and ice. The Alaska steamer, bought in Seattle, will join as auxiliary to Karluk with plans to reach Nome by July 20.
Newport sculptor Hendrik Andersen presented his nine year effort for a world centre for international interests to King Victor Emmanuel in Rome. The plan envisions a city for one million residents with sites in Tripoli and America, potentially linked with Bryan’s peace proposal. Nine nations have responded to Secretary Bryan’s idea.
Dun's Review reports 1,246 business reverses in May with total liabilities of 16,863,804. The month shows higher death rate than any May since 1908, with 42 more suspensions than May 1912 and debts surpassing previous decade peaks. Compare with 1914 1,006 suspensions for 13,469,789 and 1910 9,590,186 while 1,028 concerns owed 14,383,760.
Four men robbed Mandel Greenhaus at 73 Forsyth Street, while a companion store proprietor, C. H. Podolsky, watched. The gang stormed into Greenhaus's shop, seized $2,000 worth of diamond rings from Louis Steenburg, and emptied watches and jewelry from trays and a wall display before escaping as alarms rang. Greenhaus suffered cuts breaking the door and both shopkeepers reported losses and uninsured valuables.
A fronting blitz at Kaufman’s hat store on 123 West Forty-second Street involved burglars drilling three holes in the steel door and using nitroglycerin to blow the safe, stealing about $400. Entry was gained through a rear window after breaking into 122 West Forty-third Street. Police found muffle devices and suspects fled to a basement window.
At the International Bible Students Association session in Hot Springs Arkansas a resolution urged ministers and Bible teachers to drop the words hell and hell fire and to interpret hades and sheol as grave or tomb. Dr G Driscoll of the Pastor Russell lecture bureau accepted a challenge for a public debate with Rev Percy Cross of the Christian Church who denounced Russell as a caricature of Christianity.
Miss Vera Hemphill an 18 year old Pittsburgh girl who had been an invalid after an assault eight years earlier died at Providence hospital Beaver Falls from bichloride of mercury taken to end her suffering She told her mother she did not wish to die after recovering from the first shock of the poison and was fighting to live
Russian creditors claim about $15,000 and seek court control of the Lake Torpedo Boat Company in Bridgeport Conn. They accused the firm of breaches and damages totaling hundreds of thousands, including compensation for alleged breaches of contract.
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