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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
6
A nine piece volume by Dr. Munsterberg gathers essays on American and German life. The author’s rounds of ideas are substantial and worth attention, with each print offering meaningful commentary on late modern society.
By Marie Louise Van Saanen. Wild Grapes is a 12mo priced at $1.85 with 12-cent postage. The reviewer notes the book presents a forceful, straightforward depiction of a woman in the minority, warning of her demoralizing influence and the consequences when men treat her as a child. The story also follows a man progressing among peers, offering a human, candid narrative.
A 12mo novel showcasing a New York financial power and a widow with a lovely daughter. The tale follows their suffering and refinement through affliction and how a new life emerges for both, reflecting a powerful and striking contemporary drama.
Frances Aymar Mathews reviews a wholesome sweet novel My Lady Peggy Leaves Town praising its ideal ingredients. The story features clever dialogue and a colored frontispiece of Lady Peggy enhancing its appeal to readers of good fiction.
Duffy juror Harry Whaley faced questions from Assistant District Attorneys Nott Clark and Groehl after a May 4 1906 incident involving a forged warrant for 3 360 000 and a Night and Day Bank deposit attempt. Whaley claimed he voted by evidence in the Duffy trial while his wife defended him, noting the old check and past arrests. bail was set and pending retrial possibly before month’s end.
The Forty second Street Subway Association collects signatures urging removal of kiosks at Forty second Street and Madison Avenue. Interborough cites 100000 cost, city argues 75000. Petition notes street widening and curb placement increase pedestrian risk from street cars. removal would replace entrances with a safer design.
A woman thrice-acted heroically as she pulled a drowning woman from the cove near Fort Washington Point by grabbing her hair. Three young men and a boat aided the rescue, with the survivor taken unconscious to Washington Heights Hospital. The other woman faced attempted death by her own action and a doctor later identified her as a patient.
Louis Bachner a noted disorderly house keeper entered Special Sessions with his brother Max Sawiner and was to face a disorderly house charge at 2 o'clock. The courtroom included St. George's parishioners and clergy who testified against Louis Lawiner. Clerk announced the case as Assistant District Attorney Smith claimed Bachner fled, Gottlieb sought trial in absentia, the judge preparing to proceed despite the absence.
Miss Daniels, a cashier from Evergreen New Jersey, was robbed after withdrawing 128 dollars in cash and a 1000 dollar certified check at the Greenwich Bank on Clarkson and Hudson. A young Italian pursuer seized the envelope but fled. a four block chase followed before he vanished. Police warned banks to arrest anyone attempting to cash the Hudson Trust Company check.
European travel shows a sharp rise with first class passenger load expanding this week. The Olympic sails to Southampton with 650 booked, the Washington to Liverpool with 500, and the Sig and Paeacenka lines together carry about 700 more passengers.
The Knickerbocker Club, linked to the Union, voted to build a new home about a mile north on Fifth Avenue at Sixty-second Street. The club, founded in 1871 with a 450 member limit, has occupied 32nd Street and Fifth Avenue since its inception. A notable feature of the future house will be a tall window echoing Thackeray’s London style.
A suffrage cake candy and flower sale takes place this afternoon from 3 to 6 at the Woman's Political Union headquarters 28 Livingston Street Hanover Place Brooklyn. Donations should be sent to the headquarters this morning and baking will be fresh for afternoon buyers.
A group of young women visiting from California arrived Monday in Los Angeles for sightseeing. They delayed their departure to finish shopping, missing the steamer by twenty minutes as taxis rushed them to the pier. Authorities planned a three month journey for the party.
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