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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
3
It argues habitual intoxication is a nervous disease and must be diagnosed before treatment. Dr. Isaac Oppenheimer is credited with a diagnostic system that guides a gentle, inexpensive cure without publicity or business disruption.
In Monroe Massachusetts six men formed a posse to arrest Silas N Phelps for attacking William Penman at the Ramage Paper mill. Phelps shot Deputy Emmett F Haskins in the chest at his Monroe home and escaped into the woods after men guarded the house. Haskins, 56, a Mason and Odd Fellow, left a widow.
The new Stony Brook Assembly auditorium in Stony Brook L I will be dedicated July 3 at 10 30 am seating 1500 to 2000 with a 200 seat choir gallery. Rev Dr J F Carson will preside and directors will speak. The first association conference runs July 8–10 led by Prof J W Jenks of Cornell. A July 4 patriotic service at 11 am features music addresses and the Bennet of Manhattan oration. A July 4 evening music service directed by Robert Gayler concludes the celebrations.
Charles Clinton Gladwin Jr., six, son of ex-champion Canadian American speed skater Charles C. Gladwin, arrived in New York aboard the American River from Liverpool. He has crossed the Atlantic four times, traveled with the Cedric and Baltic, met by his father at 496 Third Avenue, and plans to start school after years of roaming. The boy charmed crew and passengers. the purser provided fruit and candy.
Miss Estelle Tillson of 153 Perry Street New York City was found wandering in Paterson New Jersey wearing boys clothes. She has a history of wandering while posing as boys, including work on a farm near Chester and as a New York waitress, and was later taken home by her father, leader of a theatre orchestra.
In Wineland New Jersey June 12 search for Agnes Thomas wife of James Thomas Philadelphia scene painter missing since Monday stalled due to heavy rain. Cross country search could not begin swamp areas proved impassable. all other possible locations checked without success.
Mrs. Margaret Craig of 1881 Pacific Street Brooklyn died suddenly in the street near 35 Rochester Avenue about 8 o clock last night. Onlookers passed by as she staggered along and collapsed two blocks from Calvary English Lutheran Church. Fireman William Sheridan found a pool of blood, an ambulance was called, and Dr. Miller said death came from a hemorrhage. The body was taken to the Morgue for autopsy today.
Patrolman Boldeman stopped a carful of eight rowdy youths on a Morrisania bound Bronx Park Subway train. They prodded each other with fishing poles and hurled hats at passengers. Three men Casper J. Herbert John Hoffman and Thomas Igel were arrested and fined five dollars each for disorderly conduct by Magistrate Krote in Night Court.
Edward S. Munford and William Ridgeley sue John G. and Rose Walker of Richmond, Va., alleging breach of a 1909 stock sale contract for 1 381 shares of Life Insurance Company of Virginia at 800 a share with options up to 1 000. They claim substantial losses from altered terms and delayed delivery. Walker fled service to Europe, later reaching Paris after sailing from Hoboken.
Police chase erupts as Det Finan fights a bull terrier on West 125th Street after entering 235 West 125th Street. Mrs Evelyn Harrison is arrested after the dog attack injures officers and the detective.
Benjamin Elkind sues the Third Presbyterian Church of Paterson for 100000 in Circuit Court claiming injuries from a rope stretched in front of its burned building in January 190. He was a New York University student who fractured his skull and reportedly lost mental powers, with gradual recovery expected to take time.
A Bronx to Battery procession estimate shows 15 000 to 20 000 people from local and visiting groups on Fifth Avenue for Col Roosevelt’s reception next Saturday. Delegations include Hamilton Club Chicago 100 aboard Commodore, Pittsburg Business Men 500, Verrazano Italian League 6000 7000, United Hungarian 1500, United Swedish 1000, and many more with flags and insignia. Government figures and naval units will parade along the bay and official stands at the Battery while boats and ships participate as scouts and escorts.
Dr. Thomas H. Curtin Jr. and father visited the elephant house with a teddy bear. Khartoum seized the bear, slammed it against bars, and Sultana joined, leading to a melee that tore the bear to shreds before keepers arrived.
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