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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
4
The article stresses the importance of sound insurance for businesses, noting policy enforcement and claims disputes often arise from insured not meeting policy requirements. It advocates using brokers who possess expertise in insurance law to reduce litigation. It also claims large insurers rely on brokers and invites readers to discuss insurance problems.
The obituary profiles Julia H B Moffett 60 East 125th Street who died May 1 60, linked with Hopper Miller firms promoting Victoria Chief Copper Mining Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining. It outlines her claims in New Mexico and alleged stock profits, court actions, and partners including Col Wayne Bevin and ex Senator Warner Miller.
The Board of Estimate approves 12 to 4 a $40,000 measure to build two municipal ice plants for city use and sale at cost. Mayor and Borough President Miller oppose, while McAneny defends the proposal as promoting public health and saving funds. Harold W. Cole warns of municipal meat distribution implications.
Miss Viola Stoll was arraigned in General Sessions and pled guilty to stealing jewelry valued at 4,000 dollars from Frank Oakley known as Slivers, a circus clown. Oakley said the theft occurred while Stoll served as his housekeeper at 520 West 139th Street and that he met her in Utica after a troupe stranded her. She will be sentenced the day.
In Chicago on June 5 the Rev. Almer Pennewell performed the first officiated wedding without a fee after announcing he would not charge ministers for marriages. He required clean health bills. the couple, Clifton Walker Hunt of Cleveland and Mothy Maize of Oak Park, faced no clergy fee.
East Side civic leaders plan a June 12 dinner at Clinton Hall for Borough President McAneny. The East Side Civic Committee arranges the event to honor his work for the area. Speakers include Dr. Jacobi Henry Morgenthau V Ingersoll Dr. Paul Abelson Lillian D Wald Tallis Lande and Louis S Posner.
Eleven advocates gather at Reform Club to back a referendum on taxing unimproved land to ease congestion in New York City. The group, led by John J. Hopper, aims to relaunch a plan long blocked by legislators, renaming the movement and pushing for home rule and police reform while avoiding explicit new land taxes.
The trial of Police Sergeant Peter J. Duffy on eight bribery indictments was postponed yesterday to Monday morning because his attorney Abraham Levy is tied up in another court case. Duffy is charged with collecting graft from Harlem poolroom proprietors.
Max Hirkowitz a cigarmaker of 230 Sixth Street was sentenced by Magistrate House in Jefferson Market Court to fifteen days in the Workhouse after insulting a woman in Washington Square Park and attempting to stab Officer Lucey who arrested him. The incident involved a five man group and a knife cut on the officer's sleeve. Magistrate commended Lucey for the arrest.
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