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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
4
Seaside and country club wear listed for immediate start. Dresses skirts capes and tailored shirt waist tennis dresses highlighted with newest imported ideas in felt and straw hats. Includes smart seaside and travel outfits for the season.
Latest European styles in linens ratines and white and colored fabrics. White cotton crepes offered from $10.50 up. Semi-dressy models suitable for young girls for summer. New models come in cool greens blues and desirable yellows and tans.
Appropriate dresses described in white nets taffeta and silks for formal afternoon and evening affairs. Includes combinations crepes de chine foulards and net accents suitable for lil girls.
A New York shop offers De Pinna separate sport skirts designed for tennis and golf players. Styles in khaki cotton crepe and ratine range from $5.50 to $12, with lengths and belt measurements for freedom of movement and smart appearance.
Charles H. Duell Jr., New York lawyer, plans a statewide, nonpartisan mass meeting to back Charles S. Whitman for governor. In a June 6 letter to Whitman Duell urges a united stand against machine politics, citing Lincoln era unity and calling for elected officials of integrity.
Edgar J. M. Hart, drama instructor at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, faces a renewed fight after Mrs. Hart seeks to set aside an annulment decree. Court action follows decades of alleged insanity, guardianship, and family opposition, with Hart proposing to wed Miss Eliza Frederic amid his claim of a fair, stable future for his stepson and himself.
District Attorney Whitman reports 616 fraudulent ballots in the Twelfth Assembly District from 3,055 total votes with five districts missing. Four deceased residents were registered and cast votes. several illiterate voters had signatures written for them. indictments reach eighty eight with twenty three election staff under bond.
Vincent Hilbert, 17, son of gardener Joseph Hilbert of Creston Avenue, drowned after cramps while swimming in Long Island Sound off Adee's Point. Friends Rudolph Hein and Andrew Wes sing pulled him to shore, but he was unconscious and pronounced dead by Dr. Tolan of Fordham Hospital after 30 minutes of resuscitation. A large crowd witnessed the drowning.
Special to The New York Times reports Cornell University students secured permission to publish Sage College news in The Cornell Sun. After initial plans for a separate paper, editors relented and agreed to include the coed news within the student newspaper.
Two Astoria boys aged 14 and 12 discovered a broken in safe with its door and a canvas cover in the woods off Old Rovers Bay Road near North Beach. They loaded it home to Astoria before police removed it to Long Island City station. The safe contained jewelry and money items were gone and a drilled hole in the door revealed the combination. Police seek owner.
Mrs. M. L. Ogan launches open air suffrage meetings in the Twenty third Assembly District with an initial gathering at 157th Street and Broadway. Tonight's program features Miss Portia Willis and Miss Anne Rhodes and continues through November 1 with several other speakers, including Miss Eva Ward and Mrs. J Wells Wentworth. Active workers listed include Judge and Mrs. Charles Guy Dr May Wilson and Miss Tang and many others supporting the campaign.
Katherine Scheindler, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Scheindler of 15 Oakland Terrace Newark eloped with Harold P Ketcham of East Orange. Telegraphed from New Brunswick that she is married and may travel to Washington. The Marriage License Bureau hears Lieut Joseph K Ebert claimed she was of age.
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