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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
3
The Fifth Avenue Branch of The Farmers' and Trust Company located near 41st Street offers deposit accounts with interest, serves as custodian of personal property and manager of real property, and provides Travelers' Letters of Credit, foreign money and express checks, and vault boxes for customers.
John T. Milliken, brother-in-law of Albert T. Patrick, argues the Rice case may be misjudged. He seeks a New York commission of physicians to review trial testimony and asserts Patrick did not confess to his attorney. Milliken cites letters and meetings supporting Patrick's innocence and criticizes officials' handling of the case.
Report from Buffalo says Mrs. George O Wagner intends to wed Charles M Daniels the champion swimmer in New York tomorrow. Details timeline time and venue remain secret while Wagner says a French divorce is pending and observers note the couple had been separated for months.
In Tallahassee on June 6 a mob of about fifteen men dragged Mark Morris from his cell and hanged him from a tree inside the jail yard near the Florida State Capitol. After shooting the body, they escaped, leaving jailers detained and Sheriff Houston away in Georgia. Morris had killed Sheriff William Langston in March while officers pursued him for a separate crime in Georgia.
John D Rockefeller and his granddaughter Miss McCormick attend morning worship at First Baptist Church in Tarrytown N Y He arrives by car in frock coat light striped trousers and a high hat He stays for communion and meets congregants Rockefeller says he is well and enjoys plans to play golf tomorrow at Pocantico Hills estate
About 1500 people gathered at Brooklyn College in Crown Heights for the first anniversary of laying the cornerstone. Speakers included Justice Stapleton John J Delany and Rev Lewis Drummond. The event featured music by the St Johns Orphan Home Boys Band and a reception plus building tour.
Adolph Deimling's theatre on Rockaway Beach was shut down Sunday afternoon after inspectors found no Sunday permit. On stage, Alex Carr Ann Coogan and Ethel Hall of Manhattan were arrested for appearing in costume during the halted performance.
Aaron Cohn of Buffalo dives after his wife who leaps from near Second and Third Sisters Islands. He clings to a tree stump as the river’s force carries them, waits for ropes, and helps haul his wife back to shore, but her body is found later wedged above the brink.
An elderly man, Sallay Tagenreich, 71, using a mountain staff, sought help at Police Headquarters Information Bureau to locate his brother Emil. He said he left a hospital near Reading, Pennsylvania, Friday and believed Emil was connected with a jewelry house in Maiden Lane. Sergeant Quackenbush assured efforts would be made, and Tagenreich went to the municipal lodging house.
In Schenectady New York Walter Robinson a 19 year old colored boy was found on top of a New York Central Twentieth Century Limited coach as it halted at 6 40 pm to permit him to alight He claimed he climbed atop the coach while the train stopped at Albany intending to reach Los Angeles Two authorities notified police and Robinson was stopped and questioned
The Hamburg American liner Cincinnati arrived in port on her maiden voyage from Hamburg with calls at Southampton and Cherbourg. Commanded by Captain Schulke, formerly of Kronprinzessin Cecilie and Graf Waldersee, she is a sister to the Cleveland. The ship measures 600 feet long, 65 feet beam, 50 feet depth, 18,000 gross tons, with 3,250 passenger capacity and features two cabin hospitals, a gym, bookstall, and a dark room for photographers.
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