Mrs Tilton Fears Heart Trust Amid Waldorf Reconciliation
Mrs Frances Duer Key Tilton seeks injunction to prevent John H Tilton from claiming money amid a bitter suit over alleged bets to win her cash. The social figure, aged 47, remained confined in a Waldorf apartment last week while attorney O Neill challenges $100000 damages and securities dealings linked to their marriage.
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Washington
Joseph H. O'Neill
Boston
The
Waldorf
John H. Tilton
Tilton
Radcliffe College
Frances Duer Key
Ape
O'Neill
Mary E. Jones
Mabel Barnes
J. K. Post
New York
St Vincent de Paul Pilgrimage Draws City Catholics
About 1000 members of the St Vincent de Paul Society of Brooklyn joined the twenty fifth annual pilgrimage to Mount Loretto Staten Island. After a brief religious service a mission band concert followed by an exhibition drill by boys at the institution.
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St. Vinent de Paul Society of
Brooklyn
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin
Mount Loretto
Staten Island
Mission Band
Central Rail Franchise Draws NYC Monopoly Charge
The League for Municipal Ownership and Operation accuses the New York Central Railroad of seeking a west side freight monopoly via a city franchise and threatens to disrupt Manhattan freight if denied. The letter links the railroad to the New York State Realty and Terminal Co and cites property acquisitions along the route to boost west side development. It names Dr. Frederic Co. Howe and John J. Hopper as recipients.
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League For Municipal Ownership and Operation
New York City
Mitchel
Board of Estimate
New York Central Railroad Company
Manhattan
New York Central Railr Company
West Side
New York State Realty and Terminal Company
New York Central
Letters
New Yorktate Realty
Iminal Company
Jefly
Washington Street
Gansevoort
Spring Streets
Frederic Co. Howe
John J. Hopper
Doyle Claims New Island Amid Staten Island Dispute
Edward P. Doyle and Charles E. Simonson of Lake's Island Realty directed a bungalow erection on the Isle of Meadows, triggering police action as contractors press to take possession of Lake's Island and Simonson's Isle amid a gar bage plant confrontation. Gaffney, Gahagan & Van Etten filed suit against J Sterlin Drake for failing to deliver Lake's Island to the contractors who claim title.
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Edward P. Doyle
Lake's Island Realty Company
Charles E. Simonson
Isle of Meadows
Doyle
Lake's Island
Simonson
Lale of Meadows
Ogle
Meadows
Meadows Is
Gaffney, Gahagan & van Etten
Pers
J. Sterlin Drake
Drake
Destroyer Terry Grounds at Puerto Plata Beached
The torpedo boat destroyer Terry with eighty five men aboard grounded last night at the harbor entrance of Puerto Plata Santo Domingo and was beached in the inner harbor. No injuries reported though damage extent unknown. Terry is a 750 ton vessel commanded by Lieutenant W S Nicholas.
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Terry
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Navy Department
W. 8
Nicholas
Editors Converge for National Convention Tour
Delegates of the National Editorial Association gather at the McAlpin Hotel for the thirty first annual convention. They will hear publishers, lawmakers, and editors, tour The New York Times plant, visit Coney Island, Long Beach resorts, and call on President Wilson at Shadow Lawn New Jersey.
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McAlpin Hotel
Congress
New York Times
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Brooklyn
Cone
John Clyde Oswald
The
American Printer, of
New York
Charles H. Betts
New York State Piers Association
Lis 3
Rountree
Alonzo ID. Moffett
Long Beach
Long Island Railroad
le Island Press Association
Pennsylvania Statin
Thirty-fourth Street
Seventh Avenue
Nassau
New Jersey
West Thirty-fifth Street
New York Bay
Statue of Liberty
Ellis Island
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Pleasure Bay
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Sea Girt
Rumson Road
Seabright
Conference on International Relations at Western Reserve University
Experts will discuss foreign policy at a June 21 to July 1 conference for university students in Cleveland. Speakers include Baker, Howe, Scott, Lynch, Kirchwey, LeFontaine, Hart, Mathews, Bar r et t, Fall, Hull, Nasmyth and others from the World Peace Foundation and allied groups. Topics cover Pan Americanism, isolation, neutrality, Anglo American alliance, Oriental policies, and internationalism as defense.
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Cleveland
America
Western Reserve University
Federation of International Polity Clubs of
Hoston
World Peace Foundation
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
The
Church Peace Union
Wis
Baker
Frederic C. Howe
New York
James Brown Scott
Frederick Lynch
Herbert S. Houston
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
George W. Kirchwey
American Peace Society
Henri LeFontaine
Belgium
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Shailer Mathews
University of Chicago
John Barrett
Pan American Uniten
Fall of
New Mexico
William I. Hull
Swarthmore
G. W. Nasmyth
Mexico
United States
Ence
Clerk Arrests Policeman for Disorderly Conduct
Policeman James Scanlon of the Charles Street Station was arrested by clerk Joseph Levine after allegedly insulting Miss Ethel Reamer aboard the steamer Cetus near the 12th Street pier. Scanlon, not in uniform, allegedly grabbed Miss Reamer and was later examined at Knickerbocker Hospital and found guilty in Night Court with suspended sentence.
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West 146Th Street
Charles Street
Joseph Levine
West 148Th Street
Ethel Reamer
Forty-third Street
Brooklyn
Levine
Miss Reamer
Jennie Brady
Manhattan
Coney Island
Miss Beamer
12Th Street
West Imith Street
Dr. Smith
Knickercker Hospital
Scanion
Krotel
Sunday Campaign for Billy Sunday Abandoned in New York
Promoters say the planned January 1 1917 campaign in New York is ended for now due to inability to secure a suitable tabernacle site. They note possible contingencies but expect no immediate start and hope to reschedule later if a site is found. Reverend Charles L. Goodell says efforts continue to locate a usable location in the city.
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Billy
New York
Charles L. Goodell
Thompson Attacks Dual Subway Contracts and City Gain
Senator George F. Thompson in an address at the Church of the Ascension charged the dual subway contracts with no city benefit and railroads gaining every point. He noted large bonuses paid to negotiators and warned the city faces long term bonds and a five cent fare for decades. Labor representatives will push before the Thompson Committee for wire tapping evidence and a probe.
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Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Interborough
Labor
Thompson Committee
Thompson
Death by own action Ends Career of Oscar Michael
Oscar Michael, a leading American dry goods merchant, committed suicide by cutting his throat at his home in Orange New Jersey. He had suffered financial reverses and his wife’s illness, and was under medical care for melancholia. He left Newark business in his youth to form Oscar Michael & Co. and later faced collapse. surviving relatives include three sons and several brothers. He was born in Newark.
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New York Times
Orange
N. J
Occar Michael
United States
Berkeley Avenue
Michael
Mr. Michael
Newark
Ll. 3 Plant & Co
Oncar Michael & Co
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