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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1916

Page

10

Jews Urged to Make America First in Citizenship

Samuel Strauss of the Educational Alliance urged East Side Jewish residents to abandon racial self consciousness and focus on being good Americans. He warned that without service to the country America could become a refuge no longer and urged group discipline and self improvement among youths. A class of over one hundred children became confirmants at the exercises led by Rev. Nathan Abramson, Rabbi Jacob B. Grossman, Sarah Jaffe and Rose Cohen.

Samuel Strauss The Educational Alliance East Side America Strauss New York Ead Nathan Abramson Jacob B. Grossman Sarah Jaffe Rose Cohen

Doctor Hartwell Sued for One Hundred Thousand Damages

Thomas Murphy of 77 Seventh Avenue Long Island City sues Dr John A Hartwell president of the New York State Medical Society for 100000 alleging negligent treatment at Bellevue Hospital on December 17 1911 led to septic poisoning and amputations leaving him crippled with loss of use of his left arm and stature reduced from 5 feet 11 to 5 feet 4 inches. The suit was filed before Justice Kelly in Queens County Supreme Court.

Pr. John A. Hartwell East Sixtythird Street Manhattan New York State Medical Society New York City Thomas Murphy Seventh Avenue Long Island City Justice Kelly Queens County Supreme Court Dy. Murphy Bellevue Hospital Hartwell

Driver Shown Warning After Gate Incident

A Dillman Baking Company driver who rammed a gate at the Jamaica Avenue crossing in Richmond on May 31 faced a magistrate who imposed a 25 dollar penalty or ten days in jail. The case followed a separate firing of four society women by Judge Nell for reckless crossing behavior.

Martha Pease Hempstead Edward T. Nell Lynbrook Long Island Railroad Jamaica Henry Miter Dillman Baking Company Jaene Avenue Richmond Miller Ima Dillman

Jews Observe Pentecost Across Reform and Orthodox Synagogues

Pentecost began at sunset Tuesday as Reform synagogues celebrate seven days and Orthodox eight. The feast marks harvest thanksgiving and Sinai law, with confirmation rites in Reform services replacing the traditional Bar Mitzvah, and both branches decorate homes and synagogues with plants and flowers.

Sinai

Rae Tanzer Trial Begins in Federal Court

Judge Wolverton presides as Rae Tanzer goes on trial for perjury linked to the Franklin Sanford case. Prosecutor William Rand Jr. was appointed to lead the government case amid Congressional probe tensions. Defense attorney Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler notes late preparation and seeks delay. trial adjourned with 11 jurors seated and more challenges remaining.

Wolverton Federal District Court Rae Tanzer Franklin Sanford Plainfield William Rand, Jr United States Roger Wood Congressional Committee Rand Marshall Tanner Miss Tanzer Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler Chanler James W. Osborne New York Athletic Club Oliver Oliver Osborne Osborne Lyman Mr. Chaniler Harold Spielberg

Grahame-Whites Divorce Granted In Britain

Mrs Dorothy Caldwell Taylor Grahame-White obtained a divorce from Claude Grahame-White the aviator. The decree cited his failure to comply with a restitution of conjugal rights order issued last January. The couple wed in Widford England in June 1912 after meeting on an ocean liner and touring the Channel by air.

London Claude Grahame-White Dorothy Taylor New York Grahame-White Dorothy Caldwell Taylor Widford England Mr. White White Bertrand Leroy Taylor West End Avenue

Milestones to be Restored by City History Club

The City History Club of New York will restore historic milestones along Long Island routes this Saturday. One landmark to be returned stood near the old race course at Junction and Jamaica Avenues in Corona, with several other stones to be replaced on other sites.

Long Island City History Club of New York Junction and Jamaica Avenues Corona

Charter steamship to find MacMillan in arctic relief effort

The Danmark chartered as second relief ship aims to rescue MacMillan and the Crocker Land expedition party northwest of Greenland. After years in polar ice, the relief mission seeks Parker Snow Bay then Etah to bring back explorers and their records.

Donald B. Macmillan Crocker Land Admiral Peary American Museum of Natural History MadMillan Arctic Danmark MacMillan Greenland Parker Snow Bay Etah Crocker Land Expedition American Geographical Society University of Jerome Lee Allen Utah Ensign Green Suppor Crocker Land North Pole Peary Esen Finlay Land George H. Sherwood Museum of Natural History George B. Cluett Grenfell Association Crocker Land Committee St. John’s Newfoundland E. O Hovey J. Hovey George Comer Cluett North Star Bay Io Parker Snow Bay Dr. Hovey Tanquary Allen and Green Melville Bay Cape York Allen Green Egedesmindo

Crocker Land relief under way as Danmark sails to Etah

Tanquary travels to Copenhagen and Thorshavn to arrange relief for Crocker Land Exp. The Danmark steamer is chartered to reach Etah with supplies and equipment, while Ensign Green represents the relief effort. The committee seeks funds, noting $11,000 already donated by museum and society friends.

Holstenborg Knud Rasmussen Crocker Land Hans Egede Thorshavn Faroe Islands Tanquary Dr. Hovey Etah Tane Hans Eigede Openhagen Crocker Land Committee Greenland Mining Company Danmark Greenland Hans Eede Copenhagen Sydney St. John’s Ensign Green Egedesminde Friends Mr. Sherwood Friends of the Museum of Natural History Friends of the American Geographical Society

Floating Hospital reception draws guests at Helen C Juillard opening

A reception yesterday afternoon at the new Floating Hospital of St. John's Guild the Helen C Juillard at the Municipal Dock East River highlighted staff in uniform and many guests including Dr Abraham Jacobi Augustus Juillard and numerous civic leaders. The event promoted the hospital work aimed at saving babies with plans for increased expenses due to higher tug crew wages after strikes.

St. John's Guild Helen C. Juillard Municipal Dock Twenty-fourth Street East River Abraham Jacobi Augustus LD. Juilard Ashband Juiliard Frederick Juiliard Seymour Cromwell Duff C. Maynard Isaac Seligman John Tame Alvah H. Doty David Bernard Carleton Montgomery E. E. Olcott Rowland Qu. Freeman R. Burnham, Moffatt Edward

Plan New Line to Japan Direct Steamship Service

A direct Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamship line will run from Japan to New York via the Panama Canal every four weeks, totaling thirteen round trips yearly. Vessels on the New York European route shift to Panama on return trips, cutting transatlantic time and boosting capacity on both Panama and European lines.

New York Times Washington Japan New York Panama Canal Department of Commerce Kirjassoff Yokohama Nippon Yusen Kaisha Europe Panama

Brooklyn Sunday School Parade Draws 115000 Children

The eighty seventh annual Brooklyn Sunday-school Union parade is held today with over 115,000 children expected to participate. Reviewers include Mayor Mitchel State Controller Travis Rear-Admiral Usher commander of the Navy Yard and Borough Presidents Marks and Pounds. Paraders advance in twenty two divisions across the borough.

Brooklyn Brooklyn Sunday-school Union Mitchel Travis Usher Navy Yard Marks Pounds

Roosevelt Brothers at War in Separation Trial

Robert B. Roosevelt testified against his brother John Ellis Roosevelt in Edith Roosevelt’s separation suit before Justice Clark. The case reveals familial tensions amid claims of extravagant living and contested alimony, with details of estates and incomes cited by witnesses.

Robert B. Roosevelt Washington John Ellis Roosevelt Edith Justice Clark Supreme Court Theodore Roosevelt Sayville L. L Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt South Madison Avenue

Health claims in Schlatter case linger under scrutiny

The Rev Francis Schlatter and his associate are examined in removal proceedings amid charges of mail fraud tied to a healing campaign. Witnesses report personal relief from treatments while noting no payment demanded, with several clients testifying to cures and improved wellbeing as the case proceeds in Los Angeles.

Francis Schlatter United States Houghton August Algard Los Angeles Charles le Barbier Schlatter Anton Weber Third Street Jersey City Edward Kuester Pleasant Avenue Dorothy Kuester Kuester Max Friedel Bertha Krusiewiccz

Mrs. Madeleine Black Cleared in Check Fraud Case

Mrs Madeleine Black was exonerated by Magistrate Corrigan at the Tombs Court after John Farson of Farson Son Co filed an affidavit asserting a loan dispute. Farson testified the $500 check given in January 1916 was evidence of debt, later paid, and the charge was dismissed.

Madeleine Powell Black Corrigan Tombs Court Guaranty Trust Company Black John Farson Farson Son & Co Broadway Manhattan Farson

Midweek Pictorial Promises Large Battle Diagram and Art

Special features include a detailed projected diagram and chart of the greatest sea fight, a double page painting by a renowned war artist showing a sea plane destroying a vessel, rivalling Jules Verne in imagination, plus 23 other feature pages.

Jules Verne

This Week's Contents War Pictures and Posters Feature Section

A lavish illustrated issue highlights cover aquatints of a Canadian with a machine gun behind trenches and a naval battle diagram drawn from cables. It includes double page paintings of Verne, a sinking warship, Death’s Head engravings, recruiting posters, Alsace travelogue, Dore paintings, and portraits of allied leaders.

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