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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

4

Rich husband accused in separation suit over furniture and wealth

Affidavits filed in the Wheeler separation suit detail Claudia T. Wheeler’s claims that Albert G. Wheeler Jr. deserted her from the Dakota Apartments and ordered removal of their furniture. She describes lavish spending, extensive holdings, and promises of large wealth while he denies the allegations.

Claudia T. Wheeler Albert G. Wheeler, Jr Supreme Court McCall Wheeler Dakota Apartments West Seventy-second Street Replevin J. B. Russell & Co New York Stock Exchange Chicago New York Athletic Club Union League The Republican Chicago Ubds Automatic Electric Company George W. Jackson Company Ashokan Chicago Subway Fairfield Conn Edwin W. Gearhardat United States Sunland Europe Electric Company

Directors Re-Elected as 999 Year Lease Ratified

The annual meeting of stockholders of the Pennsylvania Lines West re-elected the old board of directors. They ratified a 999 year lease of the Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula Railway to the Pennsylvania Company set to begin July 1 1910. A board meeting in Philadelphia will elect officers at a later date.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Lines Youngstown & Ashtabula Pennsylvania Company Philadelphia

Fleet of boats to run from Manhattan to Glen Island resort

Glen Island management announces seven round trips daily starting Saturday from Battery Pier with stops at South Fifth Street Brooklyn and Thirty-first Street East River. Boats operate from Manhattan to the island and return, the last boat departs Glen Island for New York at 10 30 o clock.

Glen Island Manhattan Brooklyn Battery Pier South Fifth Street Thirty-first Street East River New York

Summer passenger service resumes on Providence Line

The Providence Line between New York and Providence Rhode Island will resume for the summer season next Friday. The steamer Providence will depart from Pier 18 New York foot of Murray Street on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays while the steamer Plymouth sails on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.

Providence Line New York Providence R. I Pier 18 N. R Murray Street Plymouth

Schiff to Lead Alaska Trip With Kuhn Loeb Partners

Jacob H. Schiff head of Kuhn Loeb & Co. will lead ten New York capitalists on a recreation trip to Alaska this summer. They will depart Seattle early in July aboard the Ramona steamship, and Schiff and his party are due back in Seattle July 1.

Jacob H. Schiff Kuhn, Loeb & Co Alaska Seattle New York City Pacific Coast Steamship Company Mr. Schiff Smith Gray & Co New York

Supreme Court backs DA in speeders case action plan

Justice McCall sustained the District Attorney's push against speeders. He ruled that rearresting chauffeurs and recharging them as second offenders is lawful when previous convictions appear in records. The decision upholds the plan despite magistrate court charging issues.

Supreme Court McCall Reppin Olmsted Whitman Stryker

Race to Scale Mt McKinley Trails in Alaska

Expedition reports from Parker-Brown party reaching Chulitna River on May 30 while Cook route adherents move toward the Susitna area. Snow remains deep in the hills delaying both parties as late-season travel slows progress.

Seward Alaska Parker-Brown Mount McKinley Chulitna River Susitna New York Herald-Portland Oregonian Chulita Cook

Peck Denies Love Letters From Columbia Professor

Columbia University professor Harry Thurston Peck denies writing love letters or verses to Miss Esther Quinn in a breach of promise suit. He claims alleged poems were from his 1899 book Greystone and Porphyry and that he met Quinn only infrequently in a business context at The Commercial Advertiser office.

Harry Thurston Peck Columbia University Esther Quinn Miss Quinn Peck

Reward Offered for Jewel Smugglers by Importers Association

The Precious Stone Importers Association will pay 10 percent of the foreign value of any smuggled gem found and leads to arrest plus conviction, not less than $2. President Ludwig Nissen travels to Europe to publicize rewards in major ports. Jewelers sue manufacturers labeling plated ware as solid gold and misrepresenting fineness. Simon Terrasse and M. Cohen, East Side jewelers, named defendants.

Precious Ston Importers’ Association Maiden Lane Fifth Avenue Ludwig Nissen Europe Simon Terrace M. Cohen East Side

Supreme Court tears down Barcalow will bequests

Justice Giegerich ruled the bequests to the Society for Political Study and the Soross Carol Club were invalid as unincorporated at Theresa Barcalow's death. The Ladies Health Protective Association may receive 2,200 plus one fourth of the residue, while the other cut bequests lose their share. The Society for Political Study would have gained 2,200 more.

Supreme Court Giegerich William Bell Wait Theresa Barcalow Miss Barcalow Theosophical Society Society For Political Study Soross Carol Club Ladies’ Health Protective Association Woman's Protective Health Association Health Society

Berlin Unemployment Plan Drawn Up for City Council

Berlin authorities prepare a winter unemployment insurance plan for 1,500,000 suburban inhabitants. It is described as a comprehensive social legislation move to ease winter distress among workers. Details are not public yet, but both employers and workers are expected to contribute.

Berlin

Increase in English Trade Shows Large May Surplus

London reports the May statement of the Board of Trade showing imports up 52,073,000 and exports up 20,407,500. Increases in imports include 20,000,000 for food and grain and 25,000,000 in raw materials with rubber at 10,000. Exports rose due to manufactured products.

London Board of Trade

A New American Saint Canonization Talk in Rome

In Rome on June 7 the Congregation of Rites met under the Pope to discuss beatification and potential canonization of Margherite Bourgeois of Marquette Michigan, founder of the Sisters of Our Lord.

Rome Congregation of Rites Margherite Bourgeois Marquette, Mich Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lord

James B Regan Heads to Europe With Knickerbocker Party

James B Regan of the Hotel Knickerbocker sails today on the Lusitania with his wife daughter and friends for an extended tour of Europe. They will visit major cities and health resorts seeking novelties for the Knickerbocker and plan to return on September 1.

James B. Regan Europe Knickerbocker Lusitania

Butler to sail on Lusitania for five months abroad

President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University sails today on the Cunarder Lusitania for a five months trip abroad. He will not return for Columbia’s opening in September as he attends the centenary of Berlin University. Superintendent Norris of Columbia travels on the same voyage.

Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Columbia Berlin University Supt Norris

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