New Bronx Leader Defies Tammany in Independence Stand
Arthur H. Murphy formally accepted the Bronx Democratic County Executive Committee chairmanship and proclaimed independence from Tammany Hall. He stated the Bronx needs no dictation from any leader, pledged autonomy if Maguire’s faction runs a separate ticket, and warned he would resign if external or internal bossism prevails.
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Arthur H. Murphy
Bronx
Democratic County Executive Committee
Tammany
Eugene J.maguire
Maguire
Democratic Committee
Bronx County
New York
Itt
Murphy
Eugene Maguire
Knife to Stop Growth Surgeon Trial for Boy’s Pituitary
Philadelphia June 15 Surgeons at Medico-Chirurgical Hospital expect a positive outcome from a pioneering operation on John Michael a fifteen year old boy six feet seven inches tall The plan removes part of the pituitary gland to halt abnormal growth The boy is normal mentally but has faced constant ridicule and physical strain from his height The operation aims to prevent future mental impairment by limiting growth potential
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
John Michael
Michael
Transatlantic Liners Arrive With Notable Passengers
Passengers listed from New York- Southampton voyages include Mr and Mrs Billinghurst Miss E Dolliver J W Henry John Langton J P Leonard L N Hine Miss Nora O Sullivan Mr and Mrs JG Richards Mrs Mary Bynne Mrs AH Stern and Mr and Mrs A F Weber. Bremen arrivals include Mrs Esther Bernstein Miss Jena Frank Matthew Hiler Mrs Elizabeth Keller Alfred Muller Daniel Richter Mrs Pauline Richter and Mrs Marie Wagner.
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New York
Southampton
Billinghurst
E. . Dolliver
J. W. Henry
John Langton
J. P. Leonard
L. N. Hine
Nora O'Sullivan
J.G. K. Richards
Mary Bynne
AH. Stern
A. F. Weber
Bremen
Gremen
Esther, Bernstein
Jena Frank
Matthew H
Iler
Elizabeth Keller
Alfred Muller
Daniel Richter
Pauline Richter
Marie Wagner
Nowell расшир cancer study yields expanded lab at Evans Memorial
Boston June 15 The Geesening Board at Evans Memorial Hospital enlarged Dr. Howard W. Nowell’s cancer rabbit serum lab and appointed two physicians. He noted progress exceeds expectations and expects two or three years before definite conclusions. pain relief observed in late stage cases, with ongoing work and no plans to extend to human serum.
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New York Times
Boston
Howard W. Nowell
Boston University Medical School
Gezesning Board
Evans Memorial Hospita
Big Six Honors Maxwell At Testimonial Dinner
About 300 members of the Big Six Typographical Union honored Charles M. Maxwell, former president, at Shanley’s. Don C. Seitz and Charles Francis represented employers. John Mitchell and Cornelius J. Ford spoke, praising union leadership and labor protection. Maxwell received a silver tea service from ex president Charles J. Dumas.
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Charles M. Maxwell
Typographical Union No. 6
Marsden G. Scott
Big Six
Shanley’s
Don C. Seitz
Charles Francis
Printers’ League of America
John Mitchell
Cornelius J. Ford
James H. Lynch
International Typographical Union
James M. Duncan
Mr. Scott
Charles J. Dumas
Maxwell
Typographical Union
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Seitz
Francis
Death of Rev Dr Lewellyn Pratt longtime Norwich educator
The Rev Dr Lewellyn Pratt pastor emeritus of Broadway Congregational Church and twenty year president of Norwich Free Academy died at his Norwich home on Saturday. Born August 8 1832 in Essex Conn he held professorships at Gallaudet Knox Williams Hartford Theological Seminary before serving as Norwich Free Academy president since 1895.
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Lewellyn Pratt
Broadway Congregational Church
Norwich Free Academy
Norwich
Pratt
Essex
Conn
Gallaudet College
Knox College
Williams College
Hartford Theological Seminary
Paris Painter French Sculptor Robert Carrier-Belleuse Dies
Paris reports the death of Robert Louis Carrier-Belleuse a painter and sculptor born July 4 1848 in Paris. He produced numerous decorative artworks in France and America and died today June 15.
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Paris
Robert Louis Carrier-Belleuse
France
America
Noted Lawyers and Notables Among Obituaries
A string of obituaries reports the deaths of prominent figures across cities. David Murray a prominent Binghamton lawyer died of apoplexy in New York Hospital. Benedict J Turner 29, pneumonia at 226 Pearl Street Brooklyn. George L Warner 62 Chicago realty firm member. Patrick S McGovern 10 Bronx car designer. Howard A Mock 56 Brooklyn railroad official. Guy Carlton Frisbie attorney 133 Nassau Street died at Summit New Jersey. Prof John Whipple King 57 in Charlestown Rhode Island died from auto accident injuries. Malvina S McKay 62 Brooklyn. Judson Lawson Yonkers former Assemblyman. Cecile Beaumont longtime Home for the Aged inmate died at 65. Rebecca Shorter born 1809 Warwick New York celebrated centennial birthday. Louise V Russell Flatbush wife of pilot Josiah J Russell. George C Strong Stamford retired merchant and bank director died in Rutland Massachusetts aged 62. Charles T Hoogland Brooklyn dealer. Cornelius D Daniel Bryan descendant of Daniel Boone died in bath from apoplexy, age 40. Edward J Dobbins Queens DA office attache died at Sullivan County resort. Frederic Baker 83 president of Baker Williams died Steep Avenue. Annie Coleman died at 33 Sixty Ninth Street after charitable interests.
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David Murray
Binghamton
New York
Murray
Supreme Court
William Murray
United States
New York City
James H. Gillis
Delhi
N.Y
Benedict J. Turner
Ellen Turner
John P. Turner
Pearl Street
Brooklyn
George L. Warner
Baird & Warner
Chicago
New Haven
Conn
Patrick S. McGovern
Beck Street
Bronx
Stevenson Car Company
Howard A. Mock
Coney Island & Brooklyn Railroad Company
Monroe Street
Guy Carlton Frisbie
Nassau Street
Walnut Street
Summit, N. J
The
New York Law School
John Whipple King
Charlestown
R. I
Malvina S. McKay
Chester McKay
Halsey Street
Judson Lawson
Seventeenth Manhattan
Landscape Avenue
Yonkers
Mme
Cecile Beaumont
Alexander and
Mary Cochrane
Sterling Place
Flatbush
Sandy Hook Pilots’ Association
George C. Strong
Stamford
Charles T. Hoogland
John Street
Brooklyn Democratic Club
St. Mark’s Avenue
Cornelius D. Daniel Bryan
Daniel Boone
King Street
Bath
Mr. Bryan
Edward J. Dobbins
District Attorney's Office
Queens County
Sullivan County
N. Y
Frederic Baker
Baker & Wiliams
Washington Street
Steep Avenue
Baker
Metropolitan
University
Century
Annie B. Coleman
Sixty Ninth Street
Board of
St. Vincent’s
Adams
East 70Th St
Walter Wood Adams
Rochester
Empire State Express
Badeau
Elizabeth
N. J
Carroll de Raismes
Carroll Badeau
Natalie de Raismes Badeau
Madison
Elizabeth Debra
Jeremiah Baker
Josiah Whitney
Abigail Bates Baker
Caldwell
Sarah
Richard Caldwell
Robert H. Beattie
D. D
Salisbury Mills
Salisbury
Chandler
Summit
Anna H
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
D. L
Hoboken
Deal Beach
Theodore
Darling
Kensico
Detroit
Mich
Dobbins
Edward John Vaughn
John
Anna Dobbins
Roscoe
Michael
Healbey
Walter F. Healey
Adella N. Healey
Edward J. Healey
Barrow St
St. Joseph's Church
Washington Place
Hoogland
St. Mark's Avenue
Johnson
Sinking Fund
Landscape
van Gane
George D. Bae Ie
Richard T. Davies
S Martin
Flushing
Anna Martin
Central Av
McKay
Malvina Smith McKay
Halsey
Norris
Eens
Brainard
Ermeritus
Broady
Russell
Horace Russell
Park
Schenck
Rye
Civilization Debate Sermon on Burdens of Modern Life
The Rev Dr Charles A Eaton preached at Madison Avenue Baptist Church on civilization showing advances in science create heavy burdens for individuals. He warned New York City finances and general society suffer from waste and excess while modern life strains mental and moral strength.
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Charles A. Eaton
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Thirty-first Street
Madison Avenue
Eaton
America
New York
City of
United States of America
Play Ball in Prison Poem by Hawthorne in Prison Magazine
The article notes Julian Hawthorne editor of The Prison Magazine at United States Penitentiary in Atlanta wrote a poem about baseball in prison life. An eight club league exists with weekly games and the poem imagines 800 dead inmates revived by the sport, praising baseball as a lifeforce.
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New York Times
Atlanta
Julian Hawthorne
United States
Hawes
Santee
Tom
Tweedledee
Fatty
Jimmie
Florence Walton to Wed Yale Graduate Frederick Bellamy
Mr and Mrs John J Walton of 106 Willow Street Brooklyn Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Florence Walton to Frederick Wilder Bellamy a New York lawyer and Yale class of 1909 graduate He is the son of Fred Bellamy author of Backward.
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John J. Walton
Willow Street
Brooklyn Heights
Florence Walton
Frederick Wilder Bellamy
Bellamy
New York
Yale
Fred—_ P.eee
Wife Seeks Separation in Kissless Marriage Case
Theresa Greenberger sues Hugo Greenberger in Supreme Court seeking separation, alimony of 250 dollars monthly, and child custody. She cites two years without a kiss, claims he earns 15 thousand dollars yearly from shoe business and two tenements valued at 60 thousand, and that their Broadway and 141st Street home costs 65 dollars monthly. Greenberger denies the kissless marriage and alimony need, while lawyers for both sides prepare for the hearing.
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Supreme Court
Justice Goff
Theresa Greenberger
Hugo Greenberger
Third Avenue
Broadway
141St Street
Greenberger
Sykes, McCole & Potter
Charles G. F. Wahle
Campaign to protect child life prompts city measures
Washington reports a Children's Bureau bulletin detailing steps cities are taking to reduce infant mortality. It highlights campaigns in New York and Philadelphia cutting infant deaths 30 to 40 percent, with actions like milk inspections, baby clinics, visiting nurses, mother instruction, and fly destruction.
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Washington
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Children's Bureau
New York
Philadelphia
Amusement Notes Preview Season Comebacks and Shows
Sarah Truax plans a lead in The Garden of Allah for the third season under Lieblers management. Philip Bartholomae hires Lucile Watson and Mrs. Thomas Whiffen for The Bird Cage next season. Florence Montgomery to join husband George Arliss on stage in Disraeli after a foreign interview. Lillian Russell lectures at New Brighton Theatre June 23 week with Kinemacolor. MacNorton the human tank debuts June 30 at Hammerstein's Victoria. Daily 4:30 P.M. Fire and Sword matinees at Luna Park Balkan War acres this week.
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Sarah Truax
Ad — Nes
Disraeli
Lillian Russell
New Brighton Theatre
Kinemacolor
MacNorton
Hammerstein
Victoria
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices indicate marriages and deaths to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for insertion in The New York Times. The brief adds no further details about individuals, dates, or events.
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New York Times
Bryant
Birth Announcements For June Across City Homes
Several families welcome new members this month. The Gordons announce a son on June 12 at 7th Avenue. The Jockers report a son June 13 at Whitlock Avenue. Kalb greets a son June 9 at West 135th Street. Levenberg in Far Rockaway welcomes a daughter born in June. Lytton celebrates a daughter June 10 at Riverside Drive. Schloss welcomed a daughter June 8 in Long Beach. Silberfeld reports a son June 12 in Newark New Jersey.
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Lytton
Riverside Drive
I. Lytton
Schloss
Long Beach
L. L
A. Schloss
Silberfeld
Newark
N. J
J. Silberfeld
Marital Transfers List ofandover Names and Exchanges
A catalog of individuals with transfers of property or dowry style reassignments listing Rosalie Hochfelder to George Albert and Rose Harris to Benjamin Anzelevitz, Magdalena Schwab to August Bender, and multiple other pairs including Shapiro to Bloom and Lieberman to Harris among many.
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Rosalie S. Hochfelder
George Albert
An Eee
Rose Harris
Njamin Anzelevitz
Bend —Schwab
Magdalena L. Schwab
August Bender Block Cohn
Minute Cohn
Richard Block
Bloom—Shapiro
Gertrude Shapiro
David Bloo
Charles—Lahrheim
Addie Lahrheim
Samuel Charles
Cohen—Berliner
Elsie Berliner
Bernard Cohen
Coseeeee
Emil E. Fiecher
Geest—Sawyer
Florence Sawyer
Bel- ER
Rose A
Singer
Hyman B. Goldstein
aCe
Greenbaum
Asnapcher
Abram Kalish
Kark—Brror
Bruckenfeld Charlies Kotlowit
Zuckerman
Jennie Zuckerman
Jerome Kotlowitz
Landsberg Greditzer
Clarice H. Greditzer
Sigmund C. Landsberg
Leberman—Harris
Esther Haerris
Eo Herman Leberman
Lehman — Ar
Edith Harlem
Emil Ape
Lesser—Lowenthal
Selma Lowenthal
Arthur Lesser
Lipka — Enoch
Flora Enoch
Louis
Marital Transfers and Name Changes Listed
A series of engaged or betrothal notices appear, naming individuals and partners such as Rose Sucher and I. Robinowitz, Bessie Gusfield and Joseph Rosenfeld, Clara Siegel and Mitchell Rosenzweig, Anna Sarfaty and Charles Sakin, Sadie Spandau and Leo Samievitz, Jeannette Kweiter and Dr A Noah Schiller, Helen M Ren and George M Stark, Nan Brenner and Sumberg Brenner, Clara Holmes and Howard Thompson Holmes, Elsna Glinick and William H Wendelken, Gertrude Lewis and Joseph Winnick, among others.
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Sucher
Rose Sucher
I. Robinowitz
Brooklyn
Nfeld—Gusfield
Bessie Gusfield
Joseph Rosenfeld
Rosenzweig
Siegel
Clara Siegel
Mitchell Rosenzweig
Sakin — Sarfaty
Anna Sarfaty
Charles PF. Sakin
Samsovitz—Spandau
Sadie Spandau
Leo Samievitz
Schiller
Jeannette Kweiter
A. Noah Schiller
Stark—Strauss
Trauss
Nathan N. Stark
Helen M. Ren
George M. Sumberg-Brenner
Lnan Brenner
Sn Hoe Thompson Holmes
Clara Holmes
Howard
Wie Wendelken
Glinick
Elsna Glinick
William H. Wendelken
Winnick—Lewis
Gertrude Lewis
Joseph Winnick
Marriages Listed Across New York and New Jersey
A series of wedding notices dated June 8 to June 15, 1913 from Brooklyn and nearby towns lists brides and grooms including Goldberger Hawkshaw, Johnson Flagg, Southwick Tufts, Stanley Timolap, Baum Barin Davis Russell, Ficker Steinberg, Collins Foster, Hannigan Bolger, Harris Taylor, Van Praag Hirschler, Howson Benjamin, Ittersillwood Smallw, Keith Bergere, Altman Levy, Padwee Goldshear, Levine Phillips, Traub Luck, Ward Letcher, Worms Baumgvans, Catlin Chapman, Fithian Wigton, Schottler Quadt, Siegel Miller, and Roos Josephs in marriages across Long Island and Newark neighborhoods.
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Frances Goldshear
Ben Padwee
Phillips—Levine
Pauline Levine
Jacob Phillips Traub
Luck
Lillian Luck
Berthold B. Traub
Ward
Letcher
Marion H. Letcher
Horatio J. Ward
Worms
Bertha Chapman
Reginald W. Catlin
Fithian
Obituary notices list multiple June 1913 funerals
Death notices for Carrie Smith William L Stewart Henriette de Lohme Fellowes Jeanie Gardner Aycrigg Adelaide Walter Katharine Bontecou Wood published with addresses in New York and New Jersey. Funeral times ranging June 14 to June 17 with private services and interments as noted.
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Warwick
N. Y
Thompson
New Haven
Conn
Henriette de Lohme Fellowes
H. Grant Thompson
Margaret MacCoun
Frank Wayland Fellowes
Valentine
West 74Th St
Jeanie Gardner Aycrigg
Benjamin W. Aycrigg
William A. Valentine
Eec
Walter
Adelaide Walter
Charles Walter
William Falkenmayer
Grant Av
165Th St
Bronx
New York
Katharine Bontecou Wood
Oliver Eilsworth Wood
Trinity Chapel
West 25Th St
Obituaries and Funeral Notices in City Listings
A crowded compilation lists addresses and names with June funeral notices and services. Entries include Timothy Carey, Catherine Ehrig, John Guilfoyle, Simon Hochstein, and many others with dates, times, and locations across Manhattan, Bronx, and Westchester County.
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Catherine
Lanne St
John
E 3d
A. M. Hochstein
Simon
West 160Th St
Holtermann
William H
Richmond
P. M. Kerr
John R. G
Seat
Unveiling Monuments at Cemeteries Across June Dates
A transcription of memorial notices lists individuals such as Aaron Isaac Martha Cohn Bernard Cummings James Curry and Abraham Levy among those honored with unveiling monuments and masses. Ceremonies occur at Beth Olam Hills and Union Fields Washington and Linden Hill Cemeteries with times ranging from 8 AM to 4 PM on various June dates.
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Isaac
Beth Olam
Bartmann
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Cohn
Martha
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Cummings
Bernard
St. Antoninus Church
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N. J
A. M. Duffy
Ofne J
Ferger
Ee Mary
Lavendal
Galiel
Monagh Fields
Levy
Abraham
Leveck
Norry
RIGER
Jacob and
Ellen
St. Aloysius's
Scully
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