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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1914

Page

5

Rebuked Lawyer for Crumley Accident Case in Supreme Court

Justice Delany reprimanded William H. Griffin of Cockran & Manton after a verdict for Crumley against New York Railways. Griffin allegedly coached witnesses and suggested their testimony, prompting the judge to consider sending the record to the District Attorney and Appellate Division. Crumley sued for personal injuries from a Dec 30, 1912, collision at Ninth Avenue and Forty first Street.

Justice Delany Supreme Court William H. Griffin Cockran & Manton John J. Crumley New York Railways Company District Attorney Crumley Ninth Avenue Forty-first Street George J. Sperre Sperle Lemuel Ely Quigg Griffin J. Harvey Harwood Mr. Griffin James Sheridan New Haven Sheridan Delany

Ishpeming Schools Start Summer Farm Labor Program

Ishpeming in Upper Michigan launches school farms where 125 pupils work for one cent an hour. The Board of Education owns 18 acres and markets produce with proceeds kept locally. M A Trussell of Michigan Agricultural College oversees expansion and aims to systematize the program statewide. Main crops include potatoes cabbage cauliflower and strawberries on three tillable tracts.

New York Times Ishpeming Mich Upper Michigan I Dea Upper Peninsula Michigan State Agricultural College Marina Ishpeming Board of Education M. A. Trussell Michigan Agricultural College Board of Education

Doctors Play for Sick at Bellevue Hospital Concert

Nine Bellevue Hospital physicians formed an improvised orchestra in the hospital grounds for patients. Musicians Dru Comstock Hudner Gaupin Stockham played strings. Schaff flute. Ray banjo. Knowles cornet. Schaunecker clarinet. Wellington piano. Over 1200 patients attended, many moved to balconies on cots. Executives Dr OHanlon Fleming Brannan O Keefe listened as staff traded rest for music and the piano was wheeled outside. Citizens cheered the performers’ effort and the patients’ reaction.

Bellevue Hopital Dru Comstock Hrudner Gaupin Stockhammer Schaff Ray Knowles Schaunecker Wellington George O’hanion Mark Fleming Joan Winters Brannan O’ Keefe

Westinghouse strike widens at East Pittsburgh plant

Sixty carpenters refused to build an enclosed bridge at the Westinghouse East Pittsburgh plant where 10 000 workers are on strike. Strikers say the bridge would smuggle strikebreakers and provisions. Union religious revival endorses the strike and girl pickets are assigned to block employment. Policemen close saloons. preparations for a possible strike crisis. Westinghouse aims to resolve the dispute within days, not recognizing the new union. Strikers demand recognition and elimination of the bonus system.

New York Times Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Bridget T. Kenny Allegheny Congenial Industrial Union Westinghouse Machinists’ Union of Pittsburgh

Woman Attacked in Feud Over Missing Pauline Stein

Mrs. Rebecca Dresner 21 was seized by two women and a man in front of her Madison Street apartment and thrown into a butcher shop window. Patrolman Wubing arrested Mrs. Gussie Feldman for assault. sister and father Philip Stein named among assailants. Crowd and police reserves mobilized. earlier abduction case involving Pauline Stein led to arrests and a failed Sessions trial.

East Side Rebecca Dresner Madison Street Wubing Madison Avenue Gussie Feldman Clinton Street Philip Stein Dresner Pauline Stein Williamsburg Manhattan Michael Saitta Cherry Street Brooklyn

Hazing at Palisades Park Intrigues Thousands

A party of 150 Columbia students held a hazing event at Palisades Amusement Park in Hackensack New Jersey. Fifteen victims were under supervision as revelers painted in Indian style and suspended over cliffs on ropes. They were told they were in the Rocky Mountains and later forced to wade into the pool as waves mocked them.

Hackensack N. J Columbia Palisades Amusement Park Palisades Rocky Mountains

Demoralized Borough Offices Spark Charities Reform

New York City Charities Department report details decentalized Brooklyn office with mismanaged adoptions and ambulance fees to private hospitals. Manhattan office reorganization introduces functional agents, bids on open market orders, standardized forms, and night inspections to boost efficiency.

John A. Kingsbury Charities Manhattan Brooklyn Richmond Charities Department Kingsbury Sameyeet Henry C. Wright Board of Estimate William J. Doherty

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