Science Healer Held for Trial in New York Court
Wentworth Byron Winslow, a Christian Science practitioner, was held for Special Sessions on a charge of practicing medicine without a license after a complaint by the New York County Medical Society. His lawyer argued to defend the right to heal by prayer, while the magistrate upheld a prior ruling that such practice for hire violates state law.
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Wentworth Byron Winslow
West
Fortysecond
New York County Medical Society
Kernochan
Yorkville Court
Henry D. Estabrook
Winslow
Freschi
Frances Benzecry
Almuth C.vandiver
The
County Medical Society
Mrs. Eddy
Special
General Sessions
John G. Dyer
Vandiver
Willis Vernon Cole
State of
New York
St. James
God
Jesus
Estabrook
Biggs
Brother of Jesus
America
Cole
Eddy
Jenparay
Courtroom Turmoil in Poultry Trust Trial
William Travers Jerome, former district attorney, clashes with Assistant District Attorney De Ford in Generali Sessions as eighteen Live Poultry Commission Merchants' Protective Association defendants stand trial for market manipulation. Judge Rosalsky admonishes jurors amid heated exchange. witness George E. Brown loses control during questioning.
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William Travers Jerome
Rosalsky
de Ford
Live Poultry Commission Merchants’ Protective Association
Jerome
Mr. de Ford
Kansas
George E. Brown
Association
Gntleman
Fire in Bronx School House Causes Brief Alarm
At Public School 32 in the Bronx a small fire was found under a door casing as 2,000 pupils were dismissed for noon recess. Firemen from Engine Company 88 responded, extinguishing the blaze with about 15 dollars in damage. Origin unclear.
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Belmont Avenue
Citywide Night Garbage Collection Expands to Three Boroughs
Commissioner Edwards of the Street Cleaning Department extends overnight garbage collection to Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn with a single exception. Since a trial in selected districts began April 25, the plan has drawn praise from civic groups and individuals though some complain about noise. The commissioner says noise can be regulated with proper supervision and the general night collections begin tonight.
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Edwards
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
City May Get Portrait of Cleveland
The widow of painter Eastman Johnson offered a portrait of Grover Cleveland to New York City for City Hall display. Art Commissioner Robert W. de Forest called it a splendid work and the mayor plans a citizen committee to buy it by subscription for up to $1000.
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Cleveland
Eastman Johnson
Gaynor
Grover Cleveland
Robert W. de Forest
Art Commission
Writer Lloyd Light Dies in Jail Ambulance
Special to The New York Times Portland Oregon June 19 Lloyd Light a writer who claimed authorship of The Blue Envelope died in a prison ambulance likely by poison. He had past charges for forging checks, moved in high society, funded by women, and faced difficulties from New York banks and local authorities.
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New York Times
Portland
Ore
Lloyd Light
Saturday Evening Post
Light
Pacific Coast
Butler
Seattle
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Jacksonville
Fla
Portland man found dead in cell after apparent suicide
A Portland man was found in his jail cell this afternoon in a semi conscious state. He was rushed to hospital but died in the ambulance. Police believe he feared standing trial and took poison to end his life.
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Portland
Couth
Lorimer condemns Blue Envelope writer as faker
George Horace Lorimer editor of The Saturday Evening Post said the supposed author of The Blue Envelope is a faker and that Lloyd Light did not write the story. He reveals the real author prefers anonymity and is a personal friend, who was in his office this afternoon.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Lloyd Light
Lorimer
Man Sings from Roof To Advertise Music House
Promenaders along Broadway last night heard a man sing from the roof of an unfinished fifteen story building on West Thirty six Street behind the Marlborough. He waved an electric flashlight to draw attention while singing through a megaphone to promote a music publishing house.
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Thirty-sixth
Thirty-seventh
West Thirty-sixth Street
Hotel Marlborough
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