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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1913
Page
8
A socialist slate forms a municipal ticket as W. W. Storm proposes a panacea plan. The campaign centers on radical municipal reforms and public control of services.
Republican mayor elected as Wilmington voters back the Bull Moose faction with Howell securing a renewed post. The third candidate finished behind in a crowded local contest highlighting partisan splits.
The filing lists assets of 106.8 percent with real estate at 15 Maplecates Co SS 70 Avenue C Brooklyn and homes at 84 Gardens and Avon N J. Real estate, fixtures, accounts, and cash total assets with unspecified stock value. Secured debts include 87,276 plus 126 for Edison indorsements. unsecured creditors include Mercantile Securities of Baltimore 55,000 Union Hill Bank Newark 20,000 Broad and Market National Bank Newark 8,800 B P Nelson Co Chicago 30,000 and Louis Othatein 6,000.
Rev Dr Wolinski of Sydney head Rabbi of Australia arrived in New York to visit relatives he has not seen since early childhood. He left Hambare Dover where he studied at age two and he plans to stay in New York until All and then return to Sydney.
President Wilson along with Treasury Secretary McAdoo Interior Secretary Lane and Agriculture Secretary Houston named as Cosmos Club members after a sixty day consideration period. The nominations were proposed in the prior term and approved by the club.
The Supreme Court saw a summons without a complaint in Edith Russell Gambier vs Edmund V Gambier. Rumors swirled of a new matrimonial action with Gambier denying knowledge of the case. Mrs Gambier’s fee clerk noted confusion and cited possible replevin, but details were unavailable.
Dr Mel T Cook will discuss Disease of Fruit Trees as the second lecture in the Summer course at Bronx Park Museum Hall on Saturday June 24 at 4 PM. Doors close at 4 o'clock but comers admitted at 4 15. The lecture will be illustrated.
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