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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1916

Page

20

Railroad Dispute In City Edges Toward Settlement

In a pivotal conference between Big Four unions and railroad managers in New York, no concession has appeared and a strike danger looms. Observers warn a nationwide stoppage could cost the public up to 25 million dollars daily, with referendum steps possible if talks stall.

United States Bugineering Societies Thirty-ninth Street A. B. Garretson Conductors’ Union A. Webb Missouri, Kansas Texas Big Four Pblic

Memorial services honor unknown sailor dead at Brooklyn Navy Yard

At the Brooklyn Navy Yard athletic field, memorial services for unknown sailors who died defending their country were held under the Central Memorial Committee and Sons of Veterans of Brooklyn and Long Island. Attendees included William A. Stubner and Rev. John Lewis Clark, with a floral fleet launched on Whitney Basin and a final taps.

Brooklyn Navy Yard Central Memorial Committee Sons of Veterans of Brooklyn Long Island Tve William A. Stubner John Lewis Clark Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church Sture Franz Sigel New York Division Sons of Veterans Bernard Callaghan H. D. Hibbard Francis X. Broschart St. Barbara's Navy Yard Band Fort Totten Garland N. Whistler United Spanish War Veterans Charles Pope Caldwell Charles TD. Sigsbee Ss. N Joseph Hartigan Weights and Measures Manhattan

Burglar Dog Incident Tops Bensonhurst Night

Police found Motor Cycle Policeman Walter Manley firing five shots at a dog in a Bensonhurst home after hearing a noise and discovering a hungry intruder near a Bay 35th Street residence. The dog escaped as the officer believed burglars targeted the home.

Bensonhurst Bath Beach Walter Manley Bay Thirty-fifth Street Manley Maniey

Ile de la Reunion Grounding Near Romer Light

The French freighter Ile de la Reunion laden with munitions ran aground near Romer Light on Saturday evening. The captain tried to refloat at high water but failed, sent a distress to James Elwell & Co., who dispatched wrecking tugs Tasco and Champion. The ship was floated at high water last night and then proceeded to sea.

Ile de la Reunion Bordeaux James Elwell & Co Tasco Champion

Reckless Autoists Maim Many In A Day

A series of auto accidents in and near the city left multiple people with serious injuries. Adolph Forsbers, driving for Dr. J E Mackenty, struck 7 year old Mary Kuab on Jackson Avenue, with Nicolo Jacuviano forcing the chauffeur to stop. Mary was taken to Lincoln Hospital with internal injuries. A patrolman arrested Forsbers for felonious assault. Other crashes injured Mrs. Robert Merrick, lifting her by the hair, and Arthur Lawrence who needed Fordham Hospital care after a fight. A stolen automobile case surfaced with Frank Bamford and associates. Lawrence later confessed to stealing the car. A fourth crash on Melrose Avenue injured George Francowitz, who died after being struck by a trolley platform. Police pursued a speeding driver identified as Charles Wagner.

Adolph Forsbers J. E. Mackenty West Fifty-fourth Street Morrisania Street Mary Kuab Jackson Avenue Lith Street Nicolo Jacuviano East 149Th Street Joseph Cohn East 168d Lincoln Hospital Skill and Sullivan Robert Merrick Aspen Avenue Philadelphia Baker's Hotel Atlantic City H. ©. James Arthur Lawrence West Ninety Eighth Street Fordham Hospital Buckner Highbridge Frank S. Bamford Amerie Tradé Publishing Company Fiftyfourth 177Th Street Jerome Avenue Fordham Hosital Lawrence Awrence Carl Johnson Amsterdam Avenue Comanion Charlies Wagner 160Th Street George Francowitz Massacre Avenue Albert Robert Knuppelberg Eagle Avenue George Francowicz Melrose Avenue Levanon Hospital Woodbridge Perth Amboy N. J Ella McSruther

Auto overturn on road injures Hinck family and others

Ernest G. Hinck of Montclair and his family were thrown from their car, which overturned into a ditch. All occupants suffered only cuts and bruises before the car was righted by bystanders. the party continued to Hinck’s Sebright summer home. Another note reports Mrs. Sockbridge badly injured when her vehicle overturned near Langhorne, with recovery uncertain. Motorcycle officer Edwin Fisk of Ridgewood was injured after colliding with a car near North Hempstead Turnpike. he sustained a fractured right thigh and was taken to Flushing Hospital.

Ernest G. Hinck Montclair New York Langhorne Trenton N. J Edwin F. Fisk Oast Vancortland Avenue Ridgewood North H Mpstead Turnpike Freshpond Road Isadore Strongill Flushing Hospital

Cloakmakers Union Mobilizes 3000 Pickets at Midnight

The Cloakmakers Union put 3000 pickets on duty at midnight to deter strikebreakers and keep workers out of shops. A second shift of 4000 will relieve them at 4 am, with another rotation planned, as 10,000 pickets are expected by 9 am to prevent return to work.

Cloakmakers’ Union Benjamin Schlesinger Union Civic Forum Church of the Ascension Robert W. Bruere George Gordon Battle Bruere Solon Freidman Arlington Hall St. Mark's Place Citizens’ Committee Cloak and Salt Makers

Belmont to testify before Thompson Committee today

August Belmont will be the first witness before the Thompson Legislative Committee this session and J. P. Morgan is expected to appear later in the week. They will be asked about bonuses paid after dual subway contracts and about the Stevens and Gillespie contracts and possible knowledge of alleged commitments obligations tied to a 2 million dollar appropriation. The committee may revisit wire tapping if developments arise as Frank Mora notes ongoing interest in police wiretapping devices.

Belmont Thompson Legislative Committee J. P. Morgan Mr. Belmont Theodore P. Shonts Stevens Gillespie Thompson Frank Mora Moss

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