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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1916

Page

20

WRECK BLAME ON DEAD MOTORMAN

Grand Jury probes Interborough crash as officials assign fault to the late motorman Kerrigan. Hedley and Quackenbush say human element key, while Shonts cites man failure. Coroner postpones inquest. several injured remain in hospital.

District Attorney's Office Mr. Hediey Patrick O’haire Boward P. Greve Hedley 149Th Street Kerrigan Mr. Quackenbush J. Hedley

Newark Police Chief Long Elected IACP President

Chief Michael T. Long of Newark won the IACP presidency at the twenty third annual convention at the Robert Treat Hotel Newark defeating Chief Walter J. Peterson of Oakland California and was later declared unanimously elected. Peterson again named First Vice President with officers Kerr South Bend Wolff Yonkers Farrel Hartford Sherwood Altoona Kizer Norfolk Roach Jacksonville Day Scranton to hold other posts. The Kansas City area was chosen for the 1917 meeting and a resolution thanked the Newark Police Department for hosting the visiting chiefs and their families.

Michael T. Long Newark International Association of Chiefs of Police Robert Treat Hotel Long Walter J. Peterson Oakland Cal Peterson Chief Long Misters Kerr South Bend Ae Seco D. Wolff Yonkers N. Y Garrett J. Farrel Hartford Kansas City

Heir of Lanterns Firm Leaves Over Million Estate

Frederick Dietz president of the R E Dietz Company died March 13 1915 leaving an estate appraised at 1070410 with debts totaling 123301. Bequests include 1009 to Allen Schiller and 20000 to Rev Antonio Mangano. Residue 90900 distributed to other relatives. total real estate 92759 stocks bonds 932052 and company shares 495000 plus a third of a 300000 note.

Frederick Dietz R. E. Deitz Company State Controller's Office Dietz Allen Schiller Sisters’ School Hempstead L. C Antonio Mangano Richmond Hill S. 1 Frederick W. van Duyn Robert E. Dietz Ethel D. Nichols Anna L. Clements John E. Dietz

Kingsland Estate Valued At $51550 4? Civil War Vet Named Heir

Phineas C. Kingsland died February 8 1914 leaving an estate valued at $515 554 including securities $172 545 and notes and mortgages $159 68 A $100 000 trust was created for adopted son Duncan C Kingsland. life estates awarded to Rebecca Brown Anna M Kingsland and others with residuary to William G Demarest and George W Glaze while a life estate to Wilbur Kingsland is restricted by potential contest.

Phineas C. Kingsland Duncan C. Kingsland Rebecca Brown Anna Im. Kingsland Marie KE. Haenni Virginia Pearson Wilbur Kingsland Wiliam G. Demarest George W. Glaze Mr. Kingsland

Buckley Seeks Court-Ordered Accounting of Family Trusts

Mrs. Josephine Buckley of 375 Park Avenue petitioned the Surrogates Court for an accounting from executors of her father Charles Guidet. Each trust reportedly holds 92125 dollars for her and two sisters. Trustees Jennie Buckley, John B. Harrison, and Calvin Doig allegedly mingled funds, risking changes to her share.

Buckley Josephine Buckley Park Avenue Charles Guidet Jennie Buckley West End Avenue John B. Harrison Broadway Calvin Doig West 105Th Street

Son seeks one third of trust interest from estate executors

John Fox of 300 West 101st Street asks the Surrogates Court to direct executors of his father John Fox's estate to pay him one third of the accrued interest on a $125 000 trust fund. He alleges no payments since December 1, 1215 despite his demands. The executors named are John J Quinlan Katherine Brien and the equitable Trust Company.

John Fox West 101St Street Democratic Club Fox John J Quinlan Katherine Brien Equitable Trust Company

Arbitration sought by cloakmakers and independents

In New York six weeks into a cloak and suit workers strike about 60 000 employees, with 20 000 employers seeking arbitration to end the walkout and resume production. Independent and mutual associations press mediation while the International Ladies Garment Workers Union questions the move as a ruse by the Protective Association.

Mitchel East Twentieth Street Independent Cloak and Suit Manufacturers Ilo Hiotel Schlesinger New York Protective Association E. J. Wise Manufacturers’ Association Reyes

Cigar Makers Strike Meeting At Bohemian Hall

One thousand two hundred cigarmakers from the Havana American Cigar Company and the Samuel I. Davis Company held a meeting yesterday afternoon in the Bohemian National Hall. Speeches were delivered in Spanish Italian Yiddish and German.

Havana-American Cigar Company East Seventythird Street Samuel I. Davis Company First Street East End Avenue Bohemian National Hall East Seventy-third Street

The Only Way to Buy Quality Without Overpaying

An advertisement promises good quality by buying directly from the maker. It touts affordable grip meals at reasonable prices, claiming manufacturers can meet needs and offer value from $12.00 to $3.00.

Striking Cigarmakers Seek Wage Increase Across Plants

Voters uphold the strike with funds routed from Tampa and Porto Rico. About 6,000 unionized cigarmakers plan to press a wage demand from TM to $2 per thousand cigars, while nearly 20,000 workers outside the union are noted.

Tampa Fla Porto Rico Acob Rhein Union Local No

Reserves Clausen Ruling In Driscoll Case

Supreme Court Justice Giegerich heard arguments on Cornelius Driscoll seeking a 60 percent share of a 272 judgment from a hotel fall injury suit. Driscoll claimed Clausen mishandled funds after Driscoll sold his interest to Frank Burridge, while Clausen argued proper transfer and payments to Burridge and Hope.

Supreme Court Giegerich Cornelius Driscoll Joseph W. Clausen Driscoll Mr. Clausen Raman Ws Bouvier Frank Burridge Clausen Burridge William T. Hope Arthur F. Engel

Belgian Orphans Aid Focus For War Refugees Lecture

Among Finland passengers from Liverpool Mrs Victor Horta wife of a Brussels professor arrived to raise funds for about 10660 Belgian orphans sent to France. She spoke English French Swedish and would lecture on war cruelties after spending days in Flanders trenches. Also aboard W Barton French returned to Plattsburg camp after ambu lance duty in Torquay and no passport but a consul letter.

Liverpool Finland Victor Horta Ofa University of Brussels France Horta United States J. B. Hill French Atlantic England Platisburg

German Social Democrats Probe Mail Secrecy In Bavaria

Repeated military censorship of mail in Germany prompts the Bavarian Landtag Social Democrat group to submit an interpellation. They question the state government over measures to protect communications to deputies who report that letters have been opened by military authorities, breaching rights and activities of members.

Germany Social Democrat Landtag Ees Rere

Rain Steadies June Week at West Point Field Meet

Rain did not cancel any June Week exercises at the United States Military Academy West Point. The second class won the field meet with the top score while academy records fell in two events. Shelter tents rose quickly as cadets packed the day with dress parade a band concert and dances for the graduating class amid persistent wet weather.

New York Times West Point United States Military Academy George S. Simonds Twenty-second Infantry Cadets

Rutgers College 150th Commencement Week Schedule

Rutgers College will begin its 150th commencement with The Knight of the Burning Pestle on the Queen’s Campus. President Demarest preaches at First Reformed Church. Class Day in Ballantine Gym, Rutgers meets Stevens in baseball at Neilson Field, junior exhibition in the gym. Alumni dinner, senior ball cap the week.

New Brunswick N. J Rutgers College Queen's Players Queen's W. H. S. Demarest First Reformed Church Ballantine Rutgers Stevens Neilson Field

Edison attends Montclair Academy commencement

Montclair New Jersey June 9 Thomas A Edison of West Orange attended the academy commencement. His son Theodore Miller Edison was among the graduates and Edison will enter the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mrs Edison assisted in receiving at the senior reception.

Montclair N. J Montclair Academy Thomas A. Edison Weat Orange Theodore Miller Edison Edison Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Staten Island Academy Honors Fifteen Graduates at St George

Fifteen pupils graduated yesterday at the Staten Island Academy St George. The principal address was delivered by Rev Dr Frank Warfield Crowder rector of St James Church Madison Avenue and Seventy first Street he spoke on Americanism and the duty of citizens to be good Americans. William Willcox president of the Board of Education also spoke.

Staten Island Academy St.George Frank Warfield Crowder St. James S Church Madison Avene Seventy-firat Street United States William 63. Willcox Board of Education

Whitney Denies City Paid Bonuses in Transit Aide Probe

Public Service Commissioner Travis H. Whitney told the Thompson Legislative Committee that the transit commissions had not investigated a $150000 Interborough bonus paid to President Shonts. He indicated pensions for workers could replace lavish bonuses, while hearings covered real estate deals and suspected salary practices at the Interborough and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. The committee planned further testimony from Cederstrom, Hunter, and others as investigations widen.

Public Service Travis H. Whitney Thompson Legislative Committee Commission Interborough Shonts Thompson Whitney Interborough Financial Public Service Commission Frank Moss Interborough ‘ T Williams Moss Brooklyn Rapid Transit Henry F. Hunter Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Sigfried Cederstrom Cederstrom Avery Schermerhorn Hunter The Thompso Committee Organized Labor Sven Morgan

Union Seminary Clergy Debate Infallible Bible Talk

The Union Theological Seminary and several New York church and civic groups spar over Rev. George R. Andrews remarks at a West Side Y M C A Truth Seeking event. Andrews questioned biblical inspiration noting the Bible as a human product colored by error, prompting condemnation from church figures and other leaders.

Union Theological Seminary West End Union New York M. G. Mendenhall John Fox David James Burrell Marble Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue Twenty-ninth Street

Newark Plumber Guilty of Lead Pipe Theft

James McKeon of 14 Cones Alley Newark was found guilty before Judge Osborne in Newark Special Sessions of stealing lead pipe from a vacant house. Identification came from Mrs Mary Leekster of 128 Academy Street who lived nearby. The witness declared she recognized him by his bowlegs after spotting him both morning arrest and a later return to the house.

James McKeon Cones Alley Newark Osborne Mary Leekster Academy Street

Universities urged to form central body for university industry co operation

The New York Section of the American Chemical Society urged creation of a permanent central committee with university and industry representatives. The panel called for publishing training opportunities, funding cooperation, and mechanisms for endowments and fellowships to expand university industry ties.

Committee On University and Industry New York American Chemical Society Chemists’ Club T. B. Wagner Charles Baskerville

Newark Awards for Historical Essay Winners Named

The New York Times will publish tomorrow the first partial list of winners in the Newark Historical Essay Contest. Over 2000 essays were judged from 6500 submissions across high, grade, parochial, and private schools. Tiffany silver medals will go to winners and engraved certificates of merit to runners up.

Newark New York Times Reggdere

Newark students prize essay contest near completion

School officials plan a prize distribution during year-end exercises to showcase student essays. Principals and history teachers agree the contest deepens knowledge of the city’s growth and reflects the earnest year long work and thorough instruction provided by teachers.

Schoo Newark

U S Amateur Athletics Seen By Swedish Official

J S Edstrom of Sweden president of the International Amateur Athletic Federation arrived on the Stockholm for an extended stay to study American amateur athletics. He will visit major cities, consult with collegiate officials and learn how U S amateur sports operate amid Europe’s standstill. Frederick W Rubien AAU secretary will confer on the athletic situation during his visit.

J. S. Edstrom Sweden International Amateur Athletic Federation Stockholm Edstrom Europe Edatrom Frederick W. Rubien Amateur Athletic Union

Sunday Church Services Among New York Baptist and Presbyterian

Churchgoers are invited to numerous Sunday services across Manhattan. Listings include Calvary Baptist on West 7th Avenue and 8th Street, Fifth Avenue Baptist, Judson Memorial, Union Bible Class, Madison Avenue and Broadway churches with morning sermons and Children's Day events. Pastors named include Joseph W. Kemp and Cornelius Woelfkin, plus regional choirs and Sunday School.

Calvary Baptist Church West Sith St Paul Christ and Thomas Joseph W. Kemp Fifth Avenue Baptist Church West 46Th Street Cornelius Woelfkin Br. D. M Washington Christian Science Christian Science Churches Sun Marst Central Park West Madison Ave Ft. Washington Ave Aeolian Washington Ave Bronx Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church St. Av. and Sith Bt J. H. Jowett D. D Douglas MacKenzie

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Shouti Say Kerrigan Frank Hedley Interborough Rapid Transit Company James J. Quackenbush Frank Kerrigan Third Avenue 147Th Street Mr. Hedley Bronx County Grand Jury Goon Theodore P. Shonts Theugh Company Quackenbush Flynn Max Margolas Georck Street Lebanon Hospital Long Heads Police Chiefs Defeata Oakland, Cal F. Dietz Kingsland Estate Hart Schaffner C@ Marx Wallache Bros Chamier Cor Fhord Impteyar Detective Association Max Newman Rae Manufacturers Protective Association Committee On Industrial Relations Vie M Ma Juliet Stuart Poyntz A. L. Trachtenerg Rand School of Social Ad Len Vincent G. N. Vincent Justice Giegerich Hitteuton Mail Censors M. D. Hardin John M. Wilson W. R. Livermore H. L. Harris A. C. Blunt Staten Island Interborough Treasury George R. Andrews Union Seminary Chemical Society TIMES U. S Baptist Central Baptist Church St., Lowden Amsterdam Columbus Hild Christ First Baptist Church I. M. Haldeman 76Th W. the Pittingil Angels Rettinglil Evenioas Pettingill Ge Ats Stampoint Judson Memorial A. Ray Fetty Madison Avenue Baptist Church Madison AV Sigt ST A. Eaton D. K P. M Union Bible Class F. Hale Lar MT. Morris Baptist Chi 127Th Street John Herman Randall Church OF the New Jerusalem New Church St. Ket. Park Lexington Ave Julian K. Smyth Broadway Tabernacle Broadway and 6Th Street Chas R. Brown D.D Divine Scienge Divine Scienc Laurel Room Hotel Astor W. John * Fear Murray Fablic OF Cordial Ae Lutheran WM. M. Horn Church OF the Holy Trinity 63Th Street Charles J. Smith J. L Methodist Episcopal Fred Winslow Suams ST. Andrew's W. Tiol Grace Lth Christian F. Reisner Mth St Worth M. Tippy Young People's Meeting Metropolitan Temple Harmpton Indiana Old John Street Sith Street Chas. L. Goodell D. OD ST. Paul's Lex. Ay Woth &T. Ht Mortis W. Leibert Church OF the New Civilization Juna Seton Fanpire Ghd June Walton NEW Thought F. W. Sears Criterion Theatre 44Th Street Unity Society van Marter Three Lords of Destiny Francis FE. Shober A. Edwin Keigwin Broadway Presbiterian Church 114Th St Walter Duncan Buchanan Central Presbyterian Church Sith St Wilton Merle-Emith FT. George St. Nicholas Av Lyman R. Hartley Fort Washington Fourth Presbyterian Church Edgar Whitaker Work Dr. Work P. Ik. Erickson Harlem Seventh Ave GEO. W. Arms Ison Avy Presbyterian Church Northeast Corner Henry Sloane Coffin Harry Emerson Fosdick Madison SQ. Presbyterian Church Madison C. H. Parkhurst E. Graham Wilson Northminster West 15Th A. H. Limouze OLD First Presbyterian Church Eleventh Street Howard Duffield UMA M.sp Rutgers Presbyterian Church Paniel Russell D I Ney ST. Nicholas Avenue Elliott W. Brown Thirty-seventh Street Wiliam Pierson Merriil Nisters Frank Latimer Janeway Merrill University Place Presbyterian Church T. Guthhain Speers James Empringham Anti-Saloon League West Park Presbyterian Church Amsterdam Anson P. Atterbury Anthony H. Evans Evans Atterrbury P.M Protestant Episcopal ST. John the Divine Ith St. SA. M Holy Communion the Holy Communion Tean Grosvenor M. Gilbert Rebores ALL Angels S. Delancey Townsend K. D 4Th Avenue and Calvary Church 21St Street Theodore Sedgwick Ciurcn ST. Mary the Virgin 40Th St J. G. H. Barry Low Jrasnes Church OF the Ascension St. Av 10Th St Percy Stickney Grant A. M Dr. Grant George Rr. Thompson Mottet Churche OF the Incarnation Sith Rev. Howard Robhins Church OF the Transfiguration East St. de Houghton Hector Fenensong T. G. Cracknell Church OF Zion West Sith Henry Lubeck Eclise DU Nace Church Seites Harice Lewis Slattery Archdeacon Pott Ignati West End Av Sith St. Key Maxwell Ganter Maya ST. Marks In-The-Reouwerie Tenth Street Second Avenue William Norman Guthrie Josiah Marty Neifert Walter Franklin Prince ST. Thomas’s Church Ernest M. Stires L. D Redes W. Strother Jones Wilbur L. Caswell Trinity Church Trinity Chapel West 25Th St Trinity Chapel School Roy Irvine Murray Hamilton Change Church Amel Paul Seibert Leinsach Reformed Church OF Lenox Avenue Edgar Tilton, Jr Middle Collegiate Church John G. Fagg Marble Collegiate David Jas. Burrell D. Bm Sts. Nicholas St. Ay Malcolm Jas. Macleod West End Collegiate Church 7Th St Henry Vertson Cobb Thomas McEvide Nichols Fort Washington Collegiate Church Fort Washington Av Istst St. Res Frederick Berg SP. M Man Christ Jesus Society OF Friends Religious Society OF Friends Gramercy Park Manhattan Lafayette and Wannington Avs Brookway I1th St Schermerkers Sr Brooklyn Harry Henry Frank TRITH Villa Faulen Fay St Central Park Ralph M Teyih St RP. M Unitarian Fourth Avenue Uth Street Laurence Sullivan Church of the Messiah Park Av 34Th St John Haynes Holmes Inister Charles F. Potter Edmonton Alberta Canada Universalist Church of the Divine Paternity 76Th St Frank Oliver Hall Actes Washington Heights Mwuich Gospel Tabernacle Church A. B. Simpson Wm. Mayher India John Morrison Glasgow Scotland Rer. Campbell Bryant Hall Madleon Sq Evanget Ofens Junk Morningside Ave W. D. Buchannan J. Wilbur Chapman Chas M Alexander Bob Jones Wm. Phillipps Hall Chae A. Eaton W. H. Morgan Henry Trunning G. W. McPherson Brooklyn Rallles Jesee van Camp Plymoot VN Chuench Grange Street Mew Newell Dwight Hillis Peaster Br. Hibile Bill Presbyterian Lapayeite Avenue Presbyterian HY Pch Corer South Oxford St Morniba Kilken Hurch Fierrepont St Monroe Place Borough Hall John Holland Lathrop
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