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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1913

Page

9

Brooklyn Civic Centre Plans Move to Raze Sheds

A Brooklyn committee organized by Frederick B. Pratt proposes a civic centre near Borough Hall with a new court house and municipal building. Six plans suggest moving elevated tracks, relocating the Fulton Street terminal, and improving Myrtle Washington streets to connect with a rebuilt bridge entrance. Plan No 1 places Court Place buildings in blocks near Court Liston and Joralemon Streets at an estimated total city cost of about 5.79 million dollars including bridge changes and track relocation.

Frederick B. Pratt Brooklyn Roentroler Prendergast Court House Bridge Terminal Pratt Pratt Institute Prenddergast Civic Centre Brookyn Jborough Hall Gee Brooklyn Ridge Lower Fulton Street Pew Court Jower Fulton Street Brookiin Bridge Ghoppang Feftt Innaent Street Subway Fulton Stree Federal Governoae O' Keeffee Municipal Railway Company Brooklyn Rapid Transit Fulton Street River East New York Borough Hal Park Wiscner Horough Steers Put Service Commission Board of Fulton Washington Streets Wet Althowgh Cornier Court and Joralemont Streets Board of Estimate Paulton Ithe Court Liston Streets Joraleme Department of Bridges Themittee Flatbush Avenue Gold, Wiloughby Vleet Streets State Street Court Street Boerum Place Court, Schermerhorn Malerman Washington Street St Foe Joralemon Court Square Hall of Rectrex Bridge Plaza Alavat Lower Fallon City of the Land Not Liberteet Washingtomet Clark Stree Fulton Aton St 6Th Post Old Court House Livingston Streets Frederick Pratt Edward M. Bennett Frank |Ross Alexander McKinney Frank Pinson James HM. _ Post Charles Si

Wills as Models and Warnings in a Legal Theory Talk

Daniel Remsen argues at the Pennsylvania Bankers Association that J. P. Morgan’s will is a safe and sound model while Harriman and Tilden show flaws. He cites Bostwick, McComb, Plant, Yerkes, Eddy, Mather and others to warn that wills must be scientifically prepared and tested by independent minds before death since no test can occur until after.

New York Times Pittsburgh J. P. Morgan E. H. Harriman Samuel J. Tilden Trust Company Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association Daniel 8. Remsen New York Mee Mr. Remsen Mr. Morgan Edward H. Harriman Albert C. Bostwick Jabez A. Bostwick Stancard Fame Harriman Bostwick New York Central Park Apartments Eveat Henry RB. Plant Great Plant Florida Charles JT. Yerkes Eddy Robert Mather

Judge Rus sell's Will Leaves Shares and Cash to Relatives

The will of ex judge Horace Russell, who died June 14 at 47 Park Avenue, was filed in the Surrogates Court. He bequeathed 200 shares of Western Union stock to each of his daughters and 100 shares to his sister and sister-in-law. Other gifts included $1,000 to several staff, $300 to two others, and smaller sums to two more. Wife Josephine Russell received the remainder. Provisions cover potential worldwide disaster with legacies to institutions and Dartmouth College, and a 1904 will note a portrait and $5,000 to friend F Hopkinson Smith.

Horace Russell Park Avenue Eleanor Russell Scott Josephine Russell Wddy Marie L. Russell Western Union Telegraph Company Laura Whitney Lucy A. Brown Judge Russell George M. Wright James 8. Carey Edward D. Loughman Walter Cheetham Clarence T. Black Louis Allison Daniel Lamothe Thomas R. Clark Carl Bengston Francis Deegan Emily Rogers Arthur Quartly F. Hopkinson Smith Cathedral of the Incarnation Long Island Presbyterian Hospital University of Georgia Dartmouth College

Cancer Menace Urges Public Education and Action

An editorial argues cancer rates are rising in the United States with about 75,000 annual deaths. It notes higher mortality among women and older adults, cites Hoffman's analysis, and calls for nationwide education and funded research to reduce the disease’s impact.

Medical Record United States Frederick L. Hoffman Prudential Insurance Company of America American Gynecological Society Civilized World Hoffman China Switzerland Netherlands Norway Jamaica Ceylon Germany Austria Ireland New Zealand

1200 Spugs On Vacation On First Summer Excursion

The Vacation Savings Fund girls enjoyed a 2 PM departure from East Twenty fourth Street aboard the barge Starina for a Hudson excursion to Excelsior Grove near Hastings. 1200 tickets at 25 cents included supper and light refreshments. no men aboard. return by 10 PM.

Vacation Savings Fund Starina East Twenty-fourth Street Anne Morgan Gertrude Robinson Smith Marion K. Oliver Clowry New York Vacation Committee West Fortieth Street Vacation Fund New York City Savings Fund Mildred Sullivan Pleasure Bay North Long Branch Asbury Park Midsland Beach Hudson Park New Rochelle Boynton Beach Seawaren N. J Glen Island

Bruns Plunges From Washington Bridge Testimony Given

Architect John Bruns of 777 Elsmere Place Bronx appeared before Magistrate Levy charged with attempted suicide after leaping into the Harlem River from the Washington Bridge. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital for observation as his mother Mrs Emily Kenny testified Bruns had faced nerve issues and hallucinations of being followed. She said Bruns once tried to take gas but she stopped him.

John Bruns Elsmere Place Bronx Harlem Washington Bridge Levy Morrisania Court Bellevue Hospital Emily Kenny Harris

Fashion Sale Highlights Prices Slashed On Dresses and Coats

Readable catalog text shows deep discounts on tailored suits dresses gowns and outerwear. Listings include silk suits $29.50 to $49.50 originally, gingham dresses $9.75 to $14.50, voile and crepe dresses, serge dresses navy or black, silk afternoon gowns, sport coats, travel coats, lingerie and blouses with marked down prices. Includes French modeling and imported fabrics.

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