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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1915

Page

7

Pensions in Danger Says Carnegie Man

A Carnegie Foundation report warns pensions extend beyond mere retirement benefits and risk solvency. It cites New York City as an example of poor planning and calls for actuarial guidance to avoid near term disaster.

Carnegie Henry S. Pritchett Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching New York City City of New York Carnegie Foundation Ase OUS American Bar Association Missouri Foundation Ohio Washington California

Max M Schwarz Memorial Resolution by Hospital Board

A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Hospital for Deformities and Joint Diseases adopted a resolution praising Max M Schwarz for his selfless life and his untimely death in the Lusitania disaster. The board appeals to publish the minute and send it to his family.

Max M. Schwarz Lusitania Bis

Security League Mass Meeting at Carnegie Hall

The National Security League outlines a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall next Monday June 14 for the Peace and Preparation Conference. Speakers include Alton B Parker Dr Lyman Abbott Henry L Stimson Charles J Bonaparte and Jacob M Dickinson. A musical program will accompany the talks. A branch of the league opens this morning at the Hotel Astor.

Security League National Security League Carnegie Hall Alton i B. Parker Lyman Abbott Henry L. Stimson Charles J. Bonaparte Navy Jacob M. Dickinson Hotel Astorm

Women's National Trades Union League Holds Meeting

The eleventh annual convention of the Women's National Trades Union League proceeds at 45 Fast Twenty-a and Cooper Union with speeches by Mrs Raym and others. Stephen McManus rescued a 4 year old girl from the East Twenty-third Street water near Pelham Bay Park. Colorado strike leader John R Lawson protest received from the State Federation of Labor. Cornell in Yorkville Court held for further examination a man named Hanahan arrested for attempting to open doors in a corridor of Mcalpin.

Women's National Trades Union League MD Robins Kegin Street Raym Cooper Union Stephen McManus Trastchester Ba Viola Hach East Twenty-Third Street Pelham Bay Park Ridge State Federation of Labor of Colorado John R. Lawson Colorado Cornell Yorkville Hanahan Vanderbilt Avenue Lyn Mcalpin

Scots Assemble in Church for Annual Highland Gathering

The Scotch Assembly met at the Church of the Puritans in New York with Rev. Dr. Robert Bruce Clark delivering the address. Clans entered to the Campbell bells by the Lovat Pipe Band in full Highland regalia and many organizations attended including Burns Club of Staten Island and Daughters of Scotia.

Fifth Avenue 150Th Street Robert Bruce Clark Lovat K. Clark Scotland America Claus McDuff Bruce, Campbell, Graham, MackKensie Scottish Highlanders Caledonian Club Highland Guard Scottish Celtic Society Lewis and Sky ‘Association Burns Club Staten Island Daughters of Scotia Lady McDufff Marjorie Bruce Lady Campbell Timilton Graham Muchkensie Lady Caledonians Walter Scott

Churches to Aid Babies in State Health Drive

Albany June 6. As part of the 1915 educational campaign for infant life saving the State Department of Health designates Sunday June 2 as Child Welfare Day. Pastors urged to cooperate and use sermons with department data. The 1914 campaign cut infant deaths from 157 to 112 per 1000 births, saving about 1 400 lives.

Albany State Department of Health Department Division of Child Hygiene Department of Health Stide Iges New York State

Fiftieth Anniversary of Fr. Reid Celebrated in Brooklyn

The fiftieth anniversary of the ordination of Rev. Father Thomas A. Reid S J was celebrated yesterday at the Church of St. Ignatius Brooklyn. Mer Joseph McNamee and Mgr Taasse were present as the only other priests in the Long Island Diocese to have golden jubilees. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Joan L Zelford pastor of the Church of the Nativity.

Thomas A. Reid Society of Jesus Church of St. Ignatius Brooklyn Mer Joseph McNamee Mgr. Taasse Long Island Joan L. Zelford Church of the Nativity

Man Threatens Suicide On Coney Island Sightseeing Trip

Sightseers on a Surf Avenue tour bus were startled when a young man rose and stated he had taken poison. Police and volunteers found a nearly empty muriatic acid bottle. the man was rushed to Coney Island Hospital with hours to live, carrying a remorseful note from his wife and a suicide warning to notify Mrs Mae Snyder.

Surf Avenue Coney Island New York Frederick Hahn Hinlin Gerow Coney Island Hosital Aude Snyder Iceman Jamaica Avenue Richmond Hill Hosital Snyder Mae Snyder

Son in Law Held for Theft in Toledo

Anthony Borekowsky aged 25 was arrested in Toledo on larceny charges filed by his mother in law Mrs Sophie Zarine of Williamsboro. The pair who married last fall disappeared with $1000 in cash and $700 in jewelry on May 6.

Anthony Borekowsky Toledo Ohio Sophie Zarine SY North Sixth Street Williamsboro Neamer Manhattan Avenue Borekowsky Zarine

18 Years in Suit to Trial Over Drug Trust

A 1807 suit by John D. Park & Sons against Schieffelin & Co. and others seeks $500,000 to prove a drug trade trust and price fixes. William J. Schieffelin is ordered to testify before a referee. trial may follow as witnesses and documents are examined. The case traces years of hearings, corporate efforts to control supplies and prices, and alleged unlawful attempts to unite druggists under a common selling scale.

John D. Park & Sons Company Schieffelin & Co William J Schieffelin Citizens’ Union Orma Martin Stover Schieffelin National Wholesale Druggists’ Association Planne National Wholesale Drugists' Association National Association of Retail Drugsists Tions

Brooklyn Passenger Held in Morro Castle Theft Case

Curtis Fulton, a first class passenger on the Ward Line steamer Morro Castle, is arrested for grand larceny after Philip Azar reports $400 in cash and a diamond ring missing from a silk handkerchief in their shared Brooklyn cabin. The recovered items were found on the cabin floor. Fulton, 56, from Venus Pa, was held without bail by Magistrate Reynolds pending grand jury action.

Ward Line Morro Castle Joralemon Street Brooklyn Mexico Havana Curtis Fulton Rowe and Carberry Philip Azar Court Street Fulton Azar Adams Street Renolds Venus Penn

Girl Thrown From Horse in Central Park Incident

Miss Laura Graves of East Oraner New Jersey was thrown yesterday from a horse she rode on the North Bridle Farm in Central Park opposite Eighty first Street. Patrolman Williams of the Arsenal Station captured the horse. Graves suffered a slight head cut and refused medical attention.

Laura Graves East Oraner N. J Central Park Eighty-first Street Williams Arsenal Station

Water Pressure Dip Affects South Park Reservoir Region

Deputy Commissioner Delos F Wilcox announced that water pressure south of Park Reservoir will be reduced today and for two or three days. A leak or shut of a central main near Manhattan Avenue and 109th Street last week lowered reservoir water by about four feet.

Park Delos F. Wilcox South Park Reservoir Centraly Main Manhattan Avenue 109Th Street

New Haven Road Hopeful Over New State Legislation

Howard Elliott of the New York New Haven Hartford Railway praises recent Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island bills. He says the measures allow debt financing plans and future funding while credit is restored and the company can reestablish its role as a common carrier. He notes rapid investigation of the Commonwealth Pier contract and broad support from New England business circles.

Boston Howard Elliott New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island Commonwealth Pier New England Piece of New Haven Road

Oriental Jews federation backs Wilson at annual meeting

The Federation of Oriental Jews of America pledged support for President Wilson and set rules against unendorsed fundraising. Dr Abraham Galante of Constantinople was invited as thief Rabbi of Oriental Jewish communities in the United States. Officers elected include Edward Valensi honorary president Joseph Guedalecia president Samuel Coen first vice president Ezra Barcola second vice president Moses Shalom third vice president Albert Amateau executive secretary Robert Franco recording secretary Jacob Farhi treasurer.

Federation of Oriental Jews of America Lrealdent Wilson Hooner United States Chryste Street Federation Jewish Community Kehillah New York City American Jewish Committee Abraham Galante Constantinople New York Chacham Bashi Edward Valensi Joseph Guedalecia Samuel Coen Ezra Barcola Moses Shalom Albert J. Amateau Robert Franco David Carasso Jacob Farhi

Big Brothers Grow in Branch No 3 of Catholic Boys League

Branch No 3 of the Catholic Boys Protective League opened in St. Columba's Hall with 1,500 attendees. Parishes sharing the work include St. Michael's St. John the Baptist St. Columba Vincent de Paul St. Francis Navier Our Lady of Hope St. Bernard St. Joseph St. Francis and Guardian Angel and the territory runs from Fourteenth to Fortieth Street and Sixth Avenue to the North River. Speakers included Rev. Thomas J. Lynch Justice Cornelius F. Collins and others. a letter from Cardinal Farley was read.

Brothers Catholic Boys’ Protective League St. Columba’s Hall West Twenty-fifth Street T. Michael's St. John the Baptist St. Columba T. Vincent de Paul St. Francis Navier Our Lady of Hope St. Bernard St. Joseph St. Francis St. Francis of Assisi Guardian Angel Fourteenth Fortieth Street Sixth Avenue North River Thomas J. Lynch Catholic Protective Society Cornelius F. Collins James FE. Smith James Hoey William Foley William J. Lee Joseph T. Ryan Mgr. Edwards Cardinal Farley Catholic Big

Heroic fishhook save on the North River

Albert Kane of 16 West 104th Street saved life of Criss Skalay, a watchman from Brooklyn, by casting a line that snagged Skalay's clothing and pulled him aboard off West Eightieth Street. Skalay, aboard Dump Scow 16 of the Robert Rogers Company, had fallen overboard as tides pulled him downstream. Frank Walpole steered the rowboat to Puffy's Landing and Polyclinic Hospital.

Albert Kane West 104Th Street North River West Eightieth Street Criss Skalay Hamilton Avenue Brooklyn Kane Skalay Robert Rogers Company South Street West Eighty-South Street Frank Walpole West Sixty-sixth Street Puffy Ife Polyclinic Hospital

Corot Painting Sells for 60 000 in Cleveland Gallery

A Corot titled Le Matin, said to be the best in America, sold by Gage Galleries in Cleveland for M Knoedler & Co. of New York. The Paris Secretia collection piece shows three dancing figures on a bank beneath a misty grove. Raymond Knoedler declined to reveal the buyer's name but confirmed the 60 000 sale price.

Corot America Gage Galleries Cleveland Ohio M. Knoedler & Co New York Secretia Paris

Hair tonic misadventure sparks simian mischief at zoo

Bill Snyder recounts a tall tale of Pete the Malay primate and Simon the Java monkey at Zoom Central Park where hair tonic laced with bay rum allegedly regrew Pete’s fur turning green. Keenan the monkey keeper observes the tonic transfer to the porcupine and a comic chain of antics unfolds under Petes cage.

Bill Snyder Zoom Central Park Pat Keenan Monkey House Pat Bob Hurton Waa Iseenan Bill Simon Pete Bud Keenan Hill Keemim Hovey Third Avenue Weenan Tipperary Hie Aleo Snyder Shhmon Cunningham Volleenan Copstand Fat Policeman Copeland

Fire sweeps Kiln Town in Maine flames burn hotel and blocks

Fire destroyed the Knox House hotel Watts Block, a livery stable, and a four store mercantile block in Thomaston Maine early today. Loss estimated around siup.coo with more than half insured. Authorities investigate a possible arson as several men were seen fleeing. Valuable town records were saved from the offices in the Watts Block.

Thomaston Knox Watts Wv. L. Catiaail iSu Samuel Watts

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