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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1915

Page

9

Rail collision suit seeks 250000 in Pell case

A Long Island Railroad collision case opens in Long Island City over a fatal Aug 3 1913 crash that killed Philip Pell and injured others. Mrs Pell seeks damages while multiple related suits follow for widow Mrs Laimbeer and Gambino. testimony focuses on crossing protections and train signaling.

S Osgoodie Long Island Railroad Long Island Long Feach Road Wreck Lead Station Supreme Court Aspinall Long Island City William Laimbeer Clara Bloodgood Birs Nathalie Schenck Laimbeer Pells Pell Rs. Laimbeer William K. Vandertilt, Jr Long Beach Mr. Vanderbilt Ja. Pell J. Pell Mrs. Laimbeey Gambino Mr. Pell

Crossing Collision Acknowledged By Lawyer

The lawyer said the accident happened because a car touched the train and third rail causing a short circuit that put Hebta out until the train’s storage batteries restored power. Mr Littleton admitted no watchman was on duty at the crossing when the collision occurred.

Littleton

Comstock Attacks Court Over Minzesheimer Case

Anthony Comstock enraged in Harlem Court after Minzesheimer a 42 year old dentist was discharged by Magistrate Corrigan. Comstock claimed lack of power and threatened to appeal to the Bar Association while Corrigan ordered him out of the courtroom.

Anthony Comstock Bar Association Corrigan Harlem Herman Minzesheimer East 111Th Street Comstock Brooklyn Mr. Comstock Minzesheimer Court of Special Sessions

Plunkitt Rejects 99 Year Lease for Tammany Hall Site

Former Senator George W. Plunkitt recalls a proposed Tammany Hall site on the west side of Eighth Avenue near Columbus Circle. He sought a 300 year lease with renewal options but settled to continue search, planning an office building to generate income if a longer lease proved possible.

Tammany Hall George W. Plunkitt Tammany

Hooper Held For Sentence After Assault Guilty Finding

Maurice T. Hooper, 22, son of a wealthy Maine manufacturer, was found guilty before Magistrate Krotel of attacking Miss Clementine Collins in Hooper's father's 512 West End Avenue home. He claimed no explanation beyond stating Collins was not at a prior Broadway scene. Collins said Hooper took her from a Summer Garden with Marie Weston, where after drinks he then led her to the home and she escaped by fighting. Police aided by two officers on the roof ended the incident. Hooper remains in custody without bail pending Wednesday sentencing, with a probation officer to examine his reputation.

Maurice T. Hooper Maine Krotel West Side Clementine Collins West End Avenue Hooper Broadway Ninety-sixth Street

New Telephone Book Out Sets Vast City Directory Spread

The largest distribution of telephone information in the country began with New York Citys new Summer directories. The city book lists 45 000 names on US4 pages with a circulation of 1 600 copies. Suburban and regional volumes add 193 000 names on 17 pages and 57 000 Westchester copies and 47 000 Long Island books. Overall metropolitan distribution reaches about 1 700 000 copies.

New York City Loo New Jersey Westchester Long Island

Mrs Belmont Operated On For Appendicitis

Mrs. August Belmont underwent an appendectomy yesterday at General Memorial Hospital on 106th Street and Central Park West. The operation was reported successful. she is recovering and expected to convalesce soon. She was the stage star Eleanor Robson before marrying August Belmont on February 26.

August Belmont General Memorial Hospital 106Th Street Central Park West Mr. Belmonts Minnie Scott Lester A. Scott Pelham Manor Central Park 110Th Street Richard Schnepf Chatterton Avenue Bronx Schnepf Ter, Frasecola Knickerbocker Ohospital Sechnept

Defy Cloakmakers Threat To Strike Keeps Open Shop Policy

The Cloakmakers Protect Association met to resolve labor tensions after the peace protocol ended with the unions, rejecting arbitration and reaffirming open shop rights. They authorize the executive to act, risking a potential strike of 100000 workers if tensions persist. Benjamin Schlesinger said unions must vote before final action.

Association New York City Co-Operative Commonwealth Madison Square Garden General Board Hotel McAlpin Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Garment Employers’ Association New York Benjamin Schlesinger Internationaladies’ Garment Workers’ Union

Wives Liberty Enlarged in Divorce Trial

Justice Blanchard rules visits to a man’s apartment no longer prove misconduct in the Saunders versus Saunders suit. Testimony shows Dr Harry C Saunders gave gifts to Mrs Martha Wilshutz who visited his apartment. judge notes professional relation may explain visits and grants Mrs Saunders a decree.

Justice Blanchard Mattie W. Saunders Harry C. Saunders Morris Markheim Martha Johns Wilshutz West Thirteenth Street Wiishutz

Man Demands Money for Lions at Hotel Martinique

A stranger demanded funds to feed lions kept by a Havana lion tamer staying at the Hotel Martinique. Clerk W. P. Cooley alerted a policeman after the man pressed a desk button and claimed the lions were hungry, prompting payment for their breakfast.

Wr. P. Cooley Martinique Cooley West Thirtieth Street Havana West Thirty-ninth Street

Deaths in Week Reported by City Health Dept

For the week ended June 12 the City Health Department logged 1 479 deaths, down from 1 865 the prior year once population is considered. Increases linked to intestinal diseases pneumonia heart and nervous system diseases. Infant and elderly mortality rose notably. first twenty four weeks of 1915 show a lower rate than the same period in 1914.

City Health Department

Albany to Pay Oneida County Teachers Salaries

Controller Travis announced that funds to pay teachers in Oneida County for work since last March will be sent from Albany tomorrow. He noted other counties will receive school money as well. A $6,000,000 loan arranged weeks ago to cover state running costs until October delayed certification until May 24.

Albany N. Y Oneida Travis State Education Department

Two Cars Crumple as Auto Dodges Trolley Collision

A rush hour crash on Lexington Avenue near Fifty sixth Street involved two surface cars and an automobile carrying James Butler and Stanley Hodes. The auto was crushed between the two trolleys but passengers escaped with minor injuries. Butler’s employer, George A. Leclaire, valued the doomed car at $6,000 and uninsured.

Lexington Avenue Fifty-sixth Street Auto Curs Polic George Greenberg Ast B Flower Hospital Balzburé James Butler Decatur Avenue Stanley Hodes East 108Th Street Butler George A. Leclaire East Sixty-fifth Street Leelaire

Six Injured in Ocean Avenue Collision at Sheepshead Bay

Six people were injured yesterday afternoon when a crowded trolley car on Ocean Avenue hit a motor truck near Avenue PB in Sheepshead Bay. The car was en route from Brooklyn to Coney Island.

Sheepshead Bay Ocean Avenue Avenue PB Brooklyn Coney

Truck Collision Injures Several in Brooklyn Traffic

A truck crash on an Island surfaced with multiple injured, including Churchill John of St Cranberry Street Brooklyn and Campbell Peter of 43 Park Place Brooklyn. Passengers Wish er John Li Laughlin Mollie F Simpson George and Judien of Manhattan were also hurt with severe bruises. Churchill and Campbell were taken to Coney Island hospital by Dr Heid. The truck was owned by Alfred Krumaker of 166th Street Manhattan.

Churchill Campbell Coney Island Hospital Heid Alfred Krumaker Sos

Auto Dealer Run Down near Bayside

William J. Maxwell, a Bayside Avenue auto dealer in Flushing, IL, was struck by an unidentified car on Broadway near Alley Creek while traveling with family. Maxwell suffered a fractured skull and possible internal injuries. he was taken to hospital after another car assisted and fueled the stalled vehicle. His wife, daughter, and 14-year-old son were present.

William J. Maxwell Bis Bayside Avenue Flushins IL. 1 Broadway Bayside Alley Creek Mr. Maxwell Great Neck Flushing Uhey

Three Hurt In Auto Crash In Williamsburg Area

Miss Margaret Murray of 402 Grove Street Williamsburg and her parents were injured when their car collided with a vehicle on Wyckoff and Grove. Murray suffered facial contusions and a right forearm dislocation. Her father had a broken nose and internal injuries. Her mother dislocated the right arm and sustained internal injuries. They were treated at German Hospital and sent home.

Margaret Murray Grove Street Williamsburg Wyckeff Avenue al Grove Street Wyrckhall Avenue Hine John Bran Murray

Freehold Woman Struck by Car Near Englishtown

Mrs Rebecca Lipschetz of Freehold is in St Francis Hospital after a hit and run-traffic accident on the Freehold Englishtown road. The driver fled the scene. another motorist found her and brought her to hospital.

Trenton Rebecca Lipsehetz Freehold St Francis’s Hospital Englishtown Lipschetz

Maneeaces Water Aids Digestion In Diet Fix

An old magazine note promotes Maneeaces water as a daily aid. Drinking a glass or two with each meal supposedly reduces indigestion fermentation acidity and gas and allows eating richer meals. Marketed as a tasteless stomach remedy, it is sold by druggists and grocers.

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