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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1912

Page

7

Hope Fleet Visit Could Aid Strike In New York Hotels

Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes leads hotel workers union efforts as 14 men walk out at the Netherland power rooms and three employers sign the hotel workers union accord. The aim is to pressure hotel managers ahead of a German fleet visit with mass meetings, support from labor leaders, and possible wage or recognition concessions.

International Hotel Erkers’ Union West Forty-fourth Street New York Astor Waldorf-Astoria Mrs. Stokes Bryant Hall Netherland Waldorf Plaza Bretton Hall Stokes Joseph_Eltser Algernon Lee Rand School of Social Science Theresa Malkiel O. H. P. Belmont Maresi Forty-first Street Sixth Avenue Brighton Beach Jefferson Hotel Mechanics Lix Hoffman House Timothy Healy Frayne American Federation of Labor Hotel and Restaurant International Alliance International League of America United States Canada M. J. Reagan J. J. Bealin State Department of Labor George C. Boldt Cadillac Woodstock West Forty-third Street Baliquette McDonald McHirey West Thirtieth Street Knickerbocker Hotel Armstrong Blochlinger

No Willett Indictment Sparks Judiciary Scandal Fallout

Queens Grand Jury refused Thursday night to indict ex-Congressman William Willett Jr and Louis T Walter in the Democratic judiciary scandal, following a stormy session. The panel will appear before Justice Garretson in Queens County Court, who has condemned attempts to influence presentments.

Queens County Grand Jury Court House William Willett, Jr Louis T. Walter Garretson Queens County Court

Concerts for the Fourth in Manhattan and Brooklyn

The Mayor s Safe and Sane Fourth of July Committee has set a band programme for July Fourth across Brooklyn and Manhattan. Brooklyn venues include Prospect Park Fort Greene Park Sunset Park Sara Park Winthrop Park Cooper Park Red Hook Park Carroll Park Bushwick Park Irving Square Park Lincoln Terrace Park Bensonhurst Park Amersfort Park and City Park. Manhattan and Richmond sites list 3 PM Queensboro Bridge 4 PM Chelsea Park Colonial Park Fort Washington Park Morningside Park and 8 PM Abingdon Square Battery Park Bryant Park Carl Schurz Park Central Park Crolears Hook Hudson Park Mount Morris Park Columbus Park Mulberry Bend and Tompkins Square Park with Queens and Bronx to be announced.

Safe and Sane Manhattan Brooklyn Perk Kennedy Prospect Park Fort Greene Park Sunset Park Sara Park Winthrop Park Cooper Park Red Hook Park Carroll Park Bushwick Park Irving Square Park Lincoln Terrace Park Bensonhurst Park Amersfort Park City Park Stover Richmond Queensboro Bridge Chelsea Park Colonial Park Fort Washington Park Morningside Park Abingdon Square Battery Park Bryant Park Car Schurz Park Central Park Corlears Hook Hudson Pa Mount Morris Park Columbus Park Mul Bend Tompkins Square Park Queens The Bronx

Engineer Ties Up Dispute On Wages

Philadelphia June 7 injunction proceedings restrain Federated Committee of the Order of Railroad Conductors, the Order of Railroad Trainmen, and the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen from accepting or rejecting proposals by Pennsylvani Railroad General Manager Long. Hearing set for next Wednesday. Main issue Payne manning electric trains Newark to Jersey City and Church Street New York and wage rules for brakemen in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia yards.

Philadelphia Federated Committee Brotherhood of 8.C. Long Pennsylvani Railroad Company John S. Hemphill Firemen’s Brotherhood Bregg Common Pleas Court Cone Pennsylvania Pitts- Hemphill Federated Movement Locomotive Firemen Long George H. Sines Hemphill Eres Newark Jersey City Church Street New York Park Place Manhattan Transfer N. J Pennsylvania Thirty-second Street Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Pittsburgh

Mind Fails After Hysterics At Bellevue Hospital

Miss Josephine Brown of Brooklyn wandered the streets in a hysteric episode and could not name herself for hours. A hospital amnesia diagnosis followed a conflict with a theatrical booking firm. A clerk from Ecker & Roth aided recognition and name recall.

Josephine Brown Kosciusko Street Brooklyn Bellevue Hospital Twenty-third Street Broadway Adams East Twenty-second Street Bellevue Gregory Ecker & Roth

Heir Seeks Accountant From 1876 Estate In Law Case

Seventy year old Edward M Freeman, heir and son of the testator Lorrain Freeman, asks Surrogate to compel David Kellogg, executor and lawyer, to render the estate’s account. Freeman alleges only sporadic small payments totaling over 200000 and asserts no recent accounting. He also questions the safekeeping of a 95000 funeral income fund once paid to his mother, who died in 1893.

Cohalan David M. Kellogg Liberty Street Lorrain Freeman Edward M. Freeman Kellogge Kelloge Freeman

Hyde Argument Deferred in Habeas Corpus Writ

Former City Chamberlain Charles H Hyde saw his habeas corpus writ hearing postponed by Supreme Court Justice Gerard to Friday June 14. Hyde seeks to avoid trial before Justice Davis in the Criminal Branch. The delay appears linked to ongoing negotiations for a speedy trial and his counsel's move to concede a trial on the bribery indictment over alleged deposits of city funds in banks linked to designated ankles.

Charles H.hyde Supreme Court Gerard Hyde Davis Spb

Sues For Cemetery Deed Return In Supreme Court

Henry Meese files suit in Supreme Court to compel return of a cemetery plot deed he says he has held since 1867. He lent the deed to a relative to bury his daughter in Lutheran Cemetery. Frederick Meese allegedly refused to deliver the deed. no answer filed yet.

Supreme Court Henry Meese Frederick Meese

Reid Receives Wireless Delegates at Dorchester House

London June 7 Whitelaw Reid the American Ambassador and Mrs Reid hosted a reception at Dorchester House for American delegates to the International Radio Telegraphical Congress Mrs Benjamin Brewster of New York attended as a guest while the event marked a formal welcome to the international wireless delegation in Britain

Reid London

Bank Clerk Testifies In Hughes Will Contest

Frederick A. Reed, Park Avenue Hotel manager, testified in the Hughes will case that Mrs. Louise Beauchamp Hughes appeared incompetent after release from a sanitarium and mismanaged funds. He cited jewelry removals and a pattern of sending servants with checks to banks. Depositions from a Washington trust company noted similar conduct. Hearings resume Monday. the estate has endured litigation since 1907.

Frederick A. Reed Park Avenue Louise Beauchamp Hughes David M. Hughes Second Avenue Railroad Washington, D. C David Michele Grasse Cahalan

Censure for Barnard by Appellate Division

The Appellate Division declined to punish Hor ace Barnard for a technical flaw in notarization. He signed as a notary for his uncle’s signature while representing his grandfather’s Washington estate tied to merchandising and steamship interests. The court censured the irregularity though finding no harm.

Supreme Court Horace Barnard Augustus Zerega Barnard George. T. Zerega Washington, D. C

Grand Lodge Officers Named by New York Masons

Charles Smith of Oneonta announced a full slate of Grand Lodge officers and committees for the Masons in New York. The list includes Grand Chaplains, Grand Marshals, Standard Bearers, Sword Bearers, Stewards, Directors of Ceremonies, Deacons, Lecturers, Librarian, Historian, Pur suivant, Tiler, District Deputies, Custodian of the Work, and committees on foreign correspondence, grievances, constitution, hall and asylum fund, deceased brethren, antiquities, and audit with many named individuals and cities across the state.

Charles Smith Oneonta New York Charles ~ Sumner Burch George R. . van .de .Water James C. Russell Queenta S. Parken-Cadman Brooklyn Henry B. Freeman Troy William ¥. Stevens William F. Kettle Oswego John ‘Haskell Claudius M. Roomé Frank. B. Carheed Buffalo William H. Meldrum Pawny William J. Wheeler Kiegg Edwin Sawyer Harrison G. Sells Lewis J. Bardydt Albany William J. McCaw James L. Dowsey Fitch E. Davis Livonia Alfred G. Conrad John M. Jarvis John J. Dowers Samuel R. Lewis Otego Charles A. Ryder Jamaica Matthew J. Smith Charles N. Joe Lyons Samuel L. Levy Newark John J. MacCrum Franklin J. Craley Charles G. F. Wahle Horace W. Smith Port Byron Elmer B. Silver Edwin A. Quick Yonkers John A. Williams Joseph McElroy Henry H. van Dyck Charles Wpillipbar John A. Derthick Gordon Knox Bell Herbert E. Crocker Fred H. Wefer Moses W. Altman New Brighton Louis A. Sable Eugene Cohn Julian V. Carabba Joseph Simonson Port Richmond Highteenth George M. Palmer Cobleskill James Mc. Rossman Mohawk William H. Neilson Hudson Falls James Mingay Saratoga Springs W. Wallace Jeffers Ticonderoga Murray N. Donald Morristown Harold J. Richardson Lowville Walter C. Matteson Moses Friedmann N. Y Elias Haffa Samuel Sternberg Don Beekman Middleburgh Fred G. Lemmerman Townsend Scudder S. Nelson Sawyer Palmyra John Lloyd Thomas Hall and Asylum Fund William A. Brodie Geneseo John W. Vrooman Herkimer William Sherer Robert Judson Kenworthy J. Hungerford Smith Rochester Ae H. Armatage Henry Schaefer Ultaio William J. Matthews Willard A. Bill Syracuse John A. Dutton John G. Snyder Ernest L. Volgenau Nathan T. Hewitt Keeseville William H. Thompson Westfield James K. Stockwell Samuel C. Wilson Henry Lippmenn Robert L. Smith John G. Wallenmeier, Jr Tonawanda

Women Lead Strike Trigger Cavalry Called Out in Middletown

In Middletown Connecticut 350 Russell Manufacturing workers chiefly Italian women clash with police at South Farms mills. National Guard cavalry from New Haven deployed for moral effect after windows and property damage. Hearings proceed with no immediate verdicts. payoffs for the day set for tomorrow.

Middletown Conn Russell Manufacturing Company South Farms Company B National Guard Industrial Workers of the World Gon. Baldwin Adjt Cole Thompson New Haven Higganum Middlefield Staddle Hill

Taft Bids Farewell as Naval Cadets Are Commissioned

President Taft presided over Naval Academy June Week closing ceremonies in Annapolis. He presented diplomas to the graduating class, the first to be commissioned immediately, and urged new officers to uphold Navy traditions. He then rode with Troop A to the Governor’s Mansion before departing for Washington.

Annapolis Taft Naval Academy Board of Visitors Senator Swanson Virinia West Point Maryland National Guard State Executive Mansion Gov. Goldsborough Washington

Southern Flood Fund Contributions Total Over 26000

The New York Times reports Mississippi River flood relief contributions to the Mayor's Southern Church in Brooklyn totaling 26,626.98. Major donor Edward S. Harkness contributed 5,000 with numerous names listed including W. Bayard Cutting, Morris K. Jesup, Charles Potter Kling, and E. L. Breese Norrie. The fund receipts reflect multiple gifts from individuals and groups, with widespread support from readers.

Southern Church Brooklyn B. J TM. M E. L. EL Elizabeth H. Gates Glen Cove L. I Duke Charlotteaville Tessaeans Ecole Edward S. Harkness W. Bayard Cutting Morris K. Jesup Charles Potter Kling Newport E. L. Breese Norrie John C. Havemeyer Yonkers N.Y New York Times Edward Flash Co English Evangelical ‘Lutheran Malvil Pow E. Atherton Lyon Howard A. Scholle Ladies’ Guild Fort Washington Reformed Aa Rochelle Berkeley Cal Tus New York Times Missisppi Ae “D Whaws Charles T. Olmsted Josephia Wie Wielme

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