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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

4

Gorham Leather Goods Promised for Traveling Needs

An extensive Gorham leather shop catalog highlights traveling bags suitcases and purses with aluminum framed cases drop front designs and multiple toilet article compartments. Prices range from about 14.50 to 450 plus, with customization available and skins sourced from elephants lizards and alligator.

Gorham Gorham’s Ohio Hudson Java Brazil Gorham Leather Shop

Businessmen organize citywide support for Whitman nomination

The West Side and Queens County Business Men's Associations mobilize to back District Attorney Whitman for mayor. They plan 40,000 signatures by July and expect to nominate him at Carnegie Hall, aiming for a permanent business-led city government across all boroughs.

West Side Carnegie Hall Michael H. Blake Thomas J. Buckley Manhattan Queens Edward E. Beuhler Stephens. Briggs Long Island City Frank L. Holmes Forest Hills Queens Borough Tax Payers’ Association A. E. Stilger Chelsea Exchange Bank Montauk Club Brooklyn Whitman Blake Hotel Astor Broadway Board of Estimate Frank Moss

Whitman Urges Public Duty on Enforcing Law

District Attorney Charles S. Whitman spoke at the Church of the Ascension urging that citizens must back lawful enforcement via the ballot. He noted widespread voter neglect in recent elections and argued public conscience, not individuals, must drive moral law adherence.

Church of the Ascension Charles S. Whitm Fifth Avenue Tenth Street Whitman New York Percy Stickney Grant Mr. Whitman

Moss Initiates East Side Push for District Attorney Nomination

A meeting of over 100 East Side businessmen at University Settlement 184 Eldridge Street launched a campaign for Assistant District Attorney Frank Moss to become District Attorney. Geese Sufrin led the effort as front man. a committee including Sufrin H H Allen and H H Schlacht was formed to secure Moss’s endorsement.

Frank Moss East Side University Settlement Eldridge Street Geese Sufrin Solomon Sufrin Prinee Eighth District Irman Sufrin H. H. Allen H H. Schlacht Moss

Geddis Sues Over Mother's Newark Will Worth 300000

William L. Geddis of Philadelphia sues in Newark to set aside the will of his mother Mrs. Susan L Geddis of Newark. He alleges influence from his sister Mrs. a Reo and her husband. The estate is valued at about 300000.

Infant Mortality Improves Slightly Says Health Dept

Health Department reports 208 infant deaths last week, down 21 from the prior week and warns mothers of heat related illnesses. Commissioner Led urges mothers to favor nursing over bottle feeding with data showing ten bottle fed deaths per one nursing.

Department of Health Leda Committee For the New York Milk Committee New York Diet Kitchen Assdciation Association For Babies’ Welfare Association

Navy selects Columbia for postgrad engineering training

The Navy Department will annually order Annapolis graduates to Columbia University for a one year post graduate engineering course beginning this Fall. Eighteen engineer officers will enroll this season replacing the present second year curriculum at the Naval Academy. Capt John H Gibbons proposed sending officers to a major engineering institution and Columbia was chosen after a survey of institutions.

Columbia University Navy Department Annapolis Naval Academy Columbia John H. Gibbons

Backers to Print Gaynor Epistles in Campaign Push

Brooklyn voters are urged to reelect Mayor Gaynor as his supporters announce a book of his letters. Fire Commissioner Joseph Johnson will publish and distribute the epistles, some unseen, as the Gaynor Enrollment Committee appeals at the Hotel St George.

Johnson Epictetus, Jr Mayo Gaynor Joseph Johnson Brooklyn Gaynor Committee Hotel St. George Charles M John W. Tumbridge James Donohoe William G. Gilmore Nathaniel H. Levi Albert E. Kleinert

St. Peter's Club Cornerstone Laid in Jersey City

The St. Peter's Club on York Street Jersey City laid its cornerstone yesterday afternoon in front of nearly four thousand people. Rev. Isaac P. Whalen rector of St. Peter's Cathedral Newark presided over the ceremony.

St. Peter’s Club St. Peter's Club York Street Jersey City St. Peter's College Isaac P. Whalen St. Peter's Cathedral Newark

Fake bomb outrages used to obtain revolver permits

Mulberry Street detectives conclude many East Side bomb scares were hoaxes using firecrackers to pressure authorities for gun permits. They say real explosions are rare and note suspects tied to the Kenmare Street gang seek permits by exploiting the Sullivan law and Black Hand fears.

Mulberry Street Elizabeth Street Houston and Prince Streets Antonio Daidone Kenmare Oresto Shillitoni Heaney and Teare

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