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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
Broadway store offers about 200 Russian and an equal number of spring weight reefers and overcoats for boys ages 3 to 17, some silk lined, at low prices. A limited stock of boys tuxedo suits in serge and silk lining once priced 20 to 30 dollars is now offered at reduced prices.
Supreme Court Justice Erlanger dismissed Dr. Howard Whiteside's $100,000 slander complaint against his brother in law George M. Verity due to lack of prosecution. Verity had alleged Whiteside's alleged marital infidelity and other faults in an answer to Whiteside's wife Nellie Wright Verity Whiteside's federal suit, and the case involves a complex family trust and money settlements.
Education authorities will investigate complaints that graduates of Public School 82 at Rogers Avenue and Winthrop Street Brooklyn were charged 10 cents for diplomas to pay a penman. Teachers say penmanship standards require this, while others note additional graduation frills including ribbons invitations and tickets.
Max Fried and Philip Geller of Fried & Geller Co pleaded guilty to perjury during a bankruptcy examination. They testified only about a Ludlow Street stable while a second Suffolk Street stable existed and was sold for their benefit, defrauding creditors. Judge Holt sentenced Geller to four months in the penitentiary. Fried's sentence was suspended.
Mrs Rose B Scognamillo owner of Mme Binner at 18 East Forty-fifth Street appeared with counsel W Wickham Smith before Judge Holt in the Criminal Branch and pleaded to consolidated indictments accusing her of a series of undervaluation frauds affecting duties on imports from France. A fine of £9000 was imposed.
Berlin June 9 Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg denounced the papal encyclical as harming religious reformers and national harmony. He said Germany demanded a remedy and noted Vatican silence. The encyclical honored Saint Charles Borromeo for resisting Protestant reforms and linked Luther to the Catholic challenge.
A major blaze in Borissoff, a 15 000 resident town near St Petersburg, destroys 450 buildings including three synagogues. Residents camp outside while reservist barracks are opened for the homeless on governor orders. A judicial officer investigates suspected arson.
June 9 Petersburg reports ongoing organized hunt for Jews in Smolensk Province. Police conduct house to house canvass in Stadelitech district, eight Jews seized, others warned and fled. Detachments operate in three districts with similar searches as authorities claim no new orders issued. Russia’s official paper says laws must be observed. opposition Retch calls police corruption a culmination of government action.
Prominent American Jewish leaders and lawmakers urged Congress to pressure Russia to stop anti Jewish oppression. Delegates including Dr Pereira Mendes Judge Leon Sanders Louis Morris S Berkowitz and A Simon spoke at hearings and before President Taft on June 9 1910. Representative Goldfogle argued the resolution reflects American conscience amid reports of expulsions exiles and attacks on Jews in Russia documented in The New York Times.
The China and Japan Trading Company, Limited of New York has secured a United States Court of Claims judgment for 640,855 dollars. The sum includes 394,150 dollars as principal plus interest since June 30, 1901, totaling 640,855 dollars, and adds to a prior 68,458 dollars allowance by the State Department for insurance and storage.
Berlin June 9 The appointment of Dr. von Lindequist to succeed Bernhard Dernburg as Secretary of State for the Colonies was gazetted today Dernburg resigned after reports the Reichstag adopted a taxing for war contributions measure affecting colonies Dr Friedrich von Lindequist born 1862 previously governor of German Southwest Africa in 1905
London reports the late King’s brother the Duke of Connaught will succeed Earl Grey as Governor General of Canada, likely taking the post next spring after a visit to South Africa to open the new Parliament.
Official Managua dispatches report Nicaragua’s Western region in panic as exports halt and currency inflates to 1160 percent. Madriz forces under Gen Chavarria suffer a defeat before Rama and regroup near Muelle de los Bueyes while American engineer Pittman, captured during mine operations, is said to be well and treated with consideration. Consuls Moffat and Olivares note U S naval officers visit Pittman regularly.
Bandits led by Innocente Solis abducted José Lopez Jr. from his ranch near Ciego de Avila, demanding 4000 pesos for his release. El Guerrillero, once a Havana policeman and revolution veteran, fled prison under an amnesty act extended by President Gomes. Guards pursue the gang.
Commander Robert E. Peary, served in Berlin with papers in Rudolph Francke's suit, left for London. He contends German courts lack jurisdiction due to no property or domicile there. The case hearings set for June 28 as Peary plans to sail to New York soon.
At a Madrid cabinet meeting King Alfonso presided as Premier Canalejas urged the government to begin its religious program by ending imperial decrees that restrict non Catholic bodies from public services. In Berlin William received a letter from President Diaz of Mexico requesting the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Mexican Eagle and accepted it.
Government troops clashed with Indian insurgents near Yayama, Valladolid area. Rebels retreated after exchanges of fire, leaving trenches bloodied. Reconnoitering parties pursued fleeing fighters, with wounded carried away. Seizure of arms and movement of troops reported from Merida and Veracruz.
James Manning assistant steward at Queens Borough Lodge Elks No 878 attempted to cash a forged letter loan of $10. He fled through Long Island City streets pursued by grocer William Wood who nabbed him at Fourth Street Bank and turned him over to police on forgery charges.
Simon Rothschild owner of a Long Island City delicatessen said he was too busy making money to discuss a $75,000 fortune said to be in Cassel Hessen Germany. He later sought the German Consul in Manhattan for details as his family contested inheritance from Caroline, who left the family property to be shared among siblings and a widowed sister-in-law in Germany.
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