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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1915

Page

5

Submarine Threats Shape New American Dreadnoughts

Navy tests in Chesapeake Bay will simulate torpedo hits on a caisson resembling a battleship section to guide new dreadnought design. Navy Secretary Daniels and Naval Attaches await European lessons as Battleships 43 and 44 are refined with layered armor and triple-bottom questions under study.

New York Times Washington Chesapeake Bay Navy Yard Norfolk Navy Department Tsat Congress California Idaho Mississippi Europe Daniels North Sea Pennsylvania Arizona

War capitals visit and recovering airman return to Washington

Nelson O Shaughnessy returned from Vienna aboard the Cunarder Orduna and heads to Washington after visiting Budapest Berlin Paris and London where publics see optimism for military success. Captain Abe of the Japanese Navy aboard the Orduna back to Japan notes Allied satisfaction. Harvard's N H Read who fell 500 feet in May on Salisbury Plain returns nursing a spine fracture and a broken arm with a British Army commission and hopes for recovery before war ends.

Nelson O'Shaughnessy Vienna State Department Washington Budapest Berlin Paris London Baron Abe Orduna Japan N. H. Read Harvard British Aviation Corps Salisbury Plain

Suit Over Fatal Collision Seeks 100 000 Damages

Mrs. Alice F. O Connell of Brooklyn sues Prince Ludovia Pignatelli of Merrick for 100000 damages claiming his negligence caused the death of Edward V. O Connell in a July 23 1914 crash on Merrick Road near Wantagh Long Island. The trial before Justice Webser A Jaycox opened with testimony alleging Pignatelli drove at 55 mph and was intoxicated. A defense witness said he saw Pignatelli at 40 mph twenty minutes before the collision.

O'Connell Prince Pignatelli Pignatelli Percy Smith Carman

Poison Plot Aimed at East Side Elderly Woman

Detectives from the First Branch received a tip that two men planned to poison an elderly saver who hid $400 in her bedroom. Lieutenant Hennessy and detectives Wachner and Rampony watched the area and seized two suspicious men, later locking them up. One carried a bottle of charcoal. Suspects named as Louis Rudner 36 a tailor of 816 Fifth Street and Stanley Kowlsky 10 a laborer of 347 East Thirty-third Street. Further inquiry pending.

Hennessy Wachner Rampony Louis Rudner Fifth Street Stanley Kowlsky East Thirty-third Street

Government troops seize Milot and Sainte Suzanne in Haitian revolt

Cape Haitian reports government forces occupy Milot and Sainte Suzanne while Grande Riviere troops fall back to Lacombe. Fighting continues near Cape Haitien as gunboat Lord Alexis bombards Fort Picolet. Early days of revolution led by Dr. Bobo aim to oust President Guillaume with no clear outcome yet.

Cape Haitien Haiti Milot Sainte Suzanne Grande Riviere Lacombe Alexis Fort Picolet Bobo Guillaume

Becker appeals reargument argued in Court of Appeals

The Court of Appeals considered ex police lieutenant Charles Becker's bid for a reargument of his appeal. Assistant District Attorney Taylor condemned Manton's motion as an desperate attempt to rehear facts, urged clemency to the lieutenant governor, and stressed impartial review. The brief noted no oral argument and set the decision for June 18.

Charles Becker Court of Appeals Taylor Martin T. Manton Becker Schoeneck Whitman West Manton New York Mr.Taylor Mr. Manton Rose Rosenthal Justice Seabury Court of Appea New York Times Albany N. Y

Woman's Annoyer Caught After Harassment Incident

Mrs. Blanche K Norris wife of James Norris Polyclinic Hospital superintendent was brushed against by a man who called her nice and plump A police officer identified the man Alexander Burkhardt of 451 West Fifty third Street He admitted brushing against her but denied remarks The West Side Court found him guilty and held him for sentence noting Mrs Norris's role in the arrest

Blanche K. Norris James Norris Polyclinic Hospital Fiftieth Street Ninth Avenue West Forty-seventh Street Alexander Burkhardt West Fiftythird Street West Side

Seagate Steamer Towed After Steering Gear Failure

The Seagate, a 100 passenger steamer traveling from Sea Gate to the Battery, lost steering in fog off Owl's Head Bay Ridge and was towed by Theresa of the Maritime Fumigation Co. to a pare where Gratitude, owned by Seagate's operators, assisted. Passengers were transferred to Gratitude and landed at the Battery. Seagate entered drydock.

Seagate Battery Owl's Head Bay Ridge Theresa Maritime Fumigating Company Pare Gratitude

New York Young Democratic Club Forms at National Club

About thirty young Democrats gathered at the National Democratic Club to form the New York Young Democratic Club. R. C. Patterson Jr. presides with George McAneny’s brother Leonard W. McAneny as treasurer and William Osborn offering the state committee headquarters. The group aims to influence municipal politics and uphold democratic ideals while avoiding factional strife. Morgan J. O'Brien was elected a Governor of the National Democratic Club.

National Democratic Club Fifth Avenue New York Young Democratic Club Woodrow Wilson College Men's Club Democratic Party K. Patterson, Jr Columbia Andrew C. Troy Leonard W. MecAneny George McAneny Paul Cooksey James 5. Finegan J. J. Goldstein Walter R. Herrick Maurice Wertheim Joseph H. Truesdale Isaac F. Cohen J. R. Sloane T. H. Marshall Harry Crone John Godfrey Saxe Morgan J. O'Brien Board of Alexander Konta

Palmists Truth Revealed as Ada McMahon Marries Dark Stranger

Detective Ada McMahon, later Ada Brady, marries a dark handsome man amid palm reading prophecies. The switch in name and social status occurred June 4. Brady remains with the 156th Precinct, while Mrs. Brady works with the Costigan squad at Police Headquarters. A separate incident reports five year old Harry Dorfman killed by a car owned by Joseph Steinberg. Steinberg held on homicide charges after the boy’s father aided in placing him in the vehicle.

Ada McMahon Palmist Inspector Dwyer Dwyer Stephen Brady Detective Bureau Police Department Ada Brady Palmists Brady 156Th Brooklyn Costigan Harry Derfman East Third Street Avenue D Third Street Joseph Steinberg Seventh Avenue Jacob Dorfman Steinberg Hiarry Bellevue Hospital Wis Union Market Station

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