Secretary Wilson Triggers McNab Postponement in Diggs Caminetti Case
California legislators demand full disclosure as Secretary of Labor Wilson admits pressuring the Justice Department to delay the Diggs Caminetti white slave trial to allow Anthony Caminetti to attend. Congressman Curry and California delegation back McNab citing federal court independence and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Digge-Caminetti
John L. McNab
United States
San Francisco
W. B. Wilson
Labor
Anthony Caminetti
Commissioner General of Immigration
Wilson
Diggs-Caminetti
A. Caminetti
Immigration
California
Pacific Ports
Roe Service
Department of Justice
Mr. McNab
Western Fuel Company
Andrew Caminetti
Maury J. Diggs
Caminetti
Robert Bruce
Sidney V. Smith
Federal Grand Jury
McNab
Congress
Charles F. Curry
Sacramento
Pate
Curry
Sacra
McNab Inquiry Probes Postponed Trials and Immigration Nominee
A congressional push awaits clarity on why Attorney General McReynolds postponed trials of Bruce and Diggs as questions mount about McNab’s resignation and political aims. Anthony Caminetti is named Commissioner General of Immigration after aiding Bryan in gunboat land bill discussions. The Caminetti-Diggs trial had been set for June 26 with initial DO J orders issued around June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Nolan
San Francisco
McNab
Julius Kahn
McReynolds
Bruce
Mitch
Department of Justice
William R. Harr
Secr
Congress
Administration
California
Immigration
Senate
Bryan
Washington
Caminetti
Caminetti-Diggs
PLAN TO SUE SUFFRAGISTS
Anti suffragist leaders say they will hire lawyers to sue for libel over abusive language from suffragists. The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage warns it will act if liquor interests are alleged to back anti suffrage efforts, aiming to curb what it calls malicious statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
National Association
Inez Milholland
Plainfield
N. J
Minnie Bronson
Milholland
Mquor
Suffra
Plans Peace Commission
Secretary Bryan outlines a five nation commission to investigate disputes under the President's peace plan. Each contracting country would appoint one member, another from a foreign country, and a fifth by agreement of the two governments, with vacancies filled per original appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
Sryan
Honor Judge Sulzberger Birthday Tribute at Gratz College
Philadelphia June 22 tribute paid to Judge Mayer Sulzberger on his seventy tenth birthday at Gratz College annual commencement. Dr Henry M Speaker and Ephraim Lederer praised his life of righteous conduct. Jo Sulzberger absent for birthday at home as a leading jurist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Mayer Sulzberger
Gratz College
New Rochelle Opens Its Fete with Pageant and Parade
New Rochelle marks the 225th anniversary of Huguenot exile with church services, a citywide flag display, and a large parade. Delegates from La Rochelle arrive. dignitaries including Gov. Leisler, Mayor Gaynor, and national figures are invited. a water pageant and a “Half Moon” ship replica highlight weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
France
England
First Presbyterian Church
George Reynolds
America
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Duncan
Main Street
North Avenue
Timmons
Harry Chatonet
Charles Garrigues
la Rochelle
New York
George G. Raymond
Henry M. Lester
Charles Pryor
Thomas le Boutillier
United States
Fort Slocum
Tenth Regiment
Naval Militia
Huguenot Association
Equal Franchise League of
Leigh H. French
Wykagyl Country Club
Gov
Jacob Leisler
Daughters of the Revolution
Henot Association of
Huguenot Park
Leisler
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Davenport Neck
Alexander A. Anderson
Carroll Winchester
Martin J. Keogh
W. Burke Cochran
Martin W. Littleton
Gaynor
Bonnefoi Point
Hudson Park
Hudson
Bonnefot Point
Harrison Island
Larch
Help Us Save the Tenement Babies
A brief plea urges action to reduce infant mortality in tenement areas and promote healthier outcomes for residents. The note emphasizes community effort and shared benefit from improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneee
Pur Milk Funds For Sick Babies Seeks Summer Help
A New York appeal states 24000 dollars last year bought pure milk for ill babies. Investigators found funds were misdirected to families, not the milk. Contributions urged to Robert Shaw Minturn, treasurer, Room 210, 105 East 22d Street. R Fulton Cutting is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Robert Shaw Minturn
East 22d St
New York
R. Fulton Cutting
Century Opera to Open Season with Miss Lois Ewell
Sargent Aborn announced that Milton Aborn signed a contract in London with Lois Ewell a American lyric soprano for Century Opera Company. Ewell born in Tennessee trained in Brooklyn Erasmus Hall and mentored by Victor Herbert. The policy favors American singers proving worth, not buying reputations as stars.
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Century Opera Company
Century Opera House
Lois Ewell
Europe
Sargent Aborn
Milton Aborn
Miss Ewell
London
Tennessee
Brooklyn
Erasmus Hall School
Engligh
Victor Herbert
Sargent
Opera
To Dance or to Marry Rose Saharet Arrives in Chicago
Australian dancer Rose Saharet arrived on the Cunarder from Liverpool and met Fritz von Frantzius a Chicago stock broker who sought an immediate answer on marriage. Saharet preferred dancing and delayed for seven days before deciding. She said she had no contracts to perform in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Saharet
Liverpool
Fritz von Frantzius
Chicago
Miss Saharet
Mr. von Frantzius
Saharet
von Frantzius
Durborow Fails In Sandy Hook To Battery Swim
Charles Durborow a Philadelphia bank clerk and noted long distance swimmer abandoned his second attempt to swim from Sandy Hook to the Battery after 6 hours 42 minutes in rough seas. He covered about eighteen miles before the outgoing tide hampered progress near the Narrows and he quit at 10 42 A M with the course from the Maud of Keansburg N J guiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Durborow
Philadelphia
America
Sandy Hook
Battery
Durborow
Quaker City
Edward Berke
Atlantic City Life Guards
Maud
Keansburg
Ambrose Ship Channel
Roamer Shoal
West Bank
Midland Beach
Church Workers Meet at Cathedral of St John the Divine
The Cathedral Conference of Church Workers of the Second Missionary Department for New York and New Jersey opens this afternoon at St. John the Divine. The event runs through Saturday with lodging for men at Columbia University dorms and women at Teachers College housing. evening talks only open to the public. Rev. Frederick H. Sill delivers the keynote at 2 pm. Dr. John R. Harding chairs the arrangements. Rev. Charles K. Gilbert serves as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Conference of Church Workers of the Second Missionary Department
New York
New Jersey
St. John the Divine
Columbia University
Teachers College
Columbia Commons
Frederick H. Sill
John R. Harding
Charles K. Gilbert
Ocean travelers list ship arrivals and passengers
Transatlantic liners arriving yesterday included the ST PAUL CAMERONIA and LAPLAND. Passengers named span multiple households with names such as Alexander Adam and Miss Barbera Hart aboard CAMERONIA and Maurice Barnett aboard LAPLAND, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Soaeneeeie
H. Bradshaw
S. M. Cargill
Duggle
W. L. Fairbanks
William Ea “Frank Gates
Percy Boze
E. Jackson
M. Pearman
C. Stowell
F. E. Terry
Cc. Thompson
Percy Wild
Cameronia
Glasgow
Alexander Adam
Pecvis Cadwallader
Scott Duncan
Bleming
Gilmour
Barbera Hart
Charles Irvine
Ian Mitchell
W. Mu
William Robertson
Louis A. Bayre
Taylor
G. P. Valentine
Louise D. Sway
Carmania Lid
A. W. Andrews
Franklin” Babbitt
Lady Balfour
Alan Scott Balfour
Iss H. A. Barker
R. E. Mias
C. A. Bu
Colonels Slip Delays Naval Command Change at Newport
Col. Millard F. Harmon, commander of Narragansett Bay defences, was transferred to Fort Du Pont after missing an appointment to receive Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger. The incident, blamed on a forgotten engagement, led to Harmon’s reassignment and Col. Charles Hunter taking over Newport area defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Millard F. Harmon
Narragansett Bay
Forts Adams
Wetherill
Greble
Getty
Philip Kearny
Charles J. Badger
Atlantic Fleet
Fort Adams
Badger
Navy Department
Col
Harmon
Fort du Pont
Delaware
Charles Hunter
Newport
Wyoming
Boston
Admiral Badger
Col. Harmon
Coast Artillery Service
Pennsylvania
West Point
Fifth Infantry
First Artillery
Coast Artillery
Philippines
Manila
W. H. Coffin
Hetch Hetchy Protest Against Hearing on Water Bill
Representative Ferris faces protests from Robert Underwood Johnson John Muir and others opposing the Hetch Hetchy valley water rights bill They urge postponing the hearing to allow full public discussion and potential arguments before the Senate committee amid opposition from Sierra Club and Civic Association leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Ferris
House Committee On Public Lands
Robert Underwood Johnson
Century Magazine
Etc Hetchy
California
San Francisco
Johnson
John Purroughs
John Muir
Hetch Hetchy
Senate
Sierra Club of
J. Horace MacFarland
American Civic Association
Muir
Association For the Preservation of
Metye Aye Parks
Committee On Public Lands
Secretaries of the Interior
Ohnson
Amusement Notes: Theater Moves and Tours
Edward Sheldon's Romance will pause at Maxine Elliott's Theatre after next Saturday night then reopen there early in the Lee Shubert season. Mauretania sails from England Saturday and arrives in New York Thursday with contracts for new plays and musical pieces for his firm. His Majesty's Theatre London to stage Joseph and His Brethren in the Fall. National Federation of Theatre Clubs plans a Midsummer Festival July 15 at Van Cortlandt Park apple orchard with open air play and dance. Frazee extends Fine Feathers tour to Aug 9 with three extra companies. Hammerstein to present eighteen acts at Victoria Theatre next week for Midsummer Anniversary Week. Pauline Neff to perform The Only Son at Harlem Opera House next week. Helen Keller, Boston violinist, engaged for Pavlova's American tour next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheldon
Maxine Elliott
Lee Shubert
England
Mauretania
New York
Joseph
Century Theatre
His Majesty's Theatre
London
National Federation of Theatre Clubs
van Cortland Park
H. H. Frazee
Fine Feathers
William Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Pauline Neff
Harlem Opera House
Helen Keller
Boston
Pavlova
Bridegroom delayed as bride reunites at pier with groom
A Cameronia from Glasgow brought twenty seven brides to be to New York with cargo of whisky. Margaret Clark lost her purse in tears after not finding Francis Cochran on the pier. Inspector threatened Ellis Island proceeding until Cochran arrived with credentials and retrieved license. The couple married at the church after the purse was found and a friend retrieved the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Line
Cameronia
Glasgow
Benny Scotland
Margaret Clark
Francis Cochran
Brooklyn
Ellis Island
Special Board of Inquiry
Rockefeller at First Baptist Church for Children's Day
John D. Rockefeller and Mrs. Rockefeller attended the Children's Day services at the First Baptist Church in Tarrytown New York. Primary class girls saved pennies for the chapel car and found 130 pennies when the bank opened. Rockefeller pleased by the effort and donated daisies for decoration. The couple planned to return to Cleveland for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
First Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Baptist Chapel
Arthur T. Brooks
Captain Lincoln Wiley MacLeod Dies At 50 In Flushing
Lincoln Wiley MacLeod a Captain in the Seventy first Regiment who served in the siege of Santiago and fought at San Juan Hill Bloody Ford and Kettle Hill died yesterday at his home 195 Amity Street Flushing aged 50 He rose from second lieutenant to captain on the field succeeding Captain Joyce after transferring from the Seventh Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Wiley MacLeod
Seventy-first
Santiago
Amity Street
Flushing
San Juan Hill
Bloody Ford
Kettle Hill
MacLeod
Joyce
Notable Obituaries and Deaths from Various Localities
Henry Gelle former wool dye establment proprietor died at 969 Whitlock Ave Bronx at age 82. Honora Singleton widow of Jeremiah Singleton died at 127 East Eighty fifth Street age 80. William H. Blain attorney died at Hastings born Bethel Sullivan County age 61. Harriet E Brundred Vander Veer widow of John Vanderveer died at 215 Park Place Brooklyn. David Seymour Brown 75 retired soap manufacturer died suddenly at 881 West End Avenue. Judge Henry C Jones 94 last surviving Confederate Congress member died in Florence Alabama. he had served in the Alabama Legislature before the Civil War and voted against secession. Mme Georges Goyau born Lucie Rose Felix Faure daughter of ex President of France died in Paris. a Parisian society and literary figure. She was born in...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gelle
Whitlock Avenues
Bronx
Honora Singleton
Jeremiah Singleton
East Eighty -Fifth Street
William H. Blain
Hastings
Bethel
Sullivan County
N. Y
Harriet E. Brundred Vanderveer
John E. Vanderveer
Park Place
Brooklyn
David Seymour Brown
West End Avenue
Henry C. Jones
Confederate Congress
Florence
Ala
Alabama
Mme
Georges Goyau
Lucie Rose Felix-Faure
Paris
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices for marriages and deaths intended for NYT insertion may be sent by telephone to 1000 Bryant. The item indicates the process for submitting family notices to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Birth Announcements Collage From Newark Area
A string of birth notices from Newark and nearby addresses lists new sons and daughters for families including Adler Brandt Brill Kraus Nuffort Raymond Reichman Seidler. Each entry gives parents and date with street addresses such as June 17 112 Cathedral Parkway and June 15 67 St Nicholas Ave among others.
Fragmented Marriage Alliances Listed in Ancestry Notice
A partial OCR list shows numerous surnames and transfers between spouses or relatives such as BERG-ROSENBLUM Esther Rosenblum to BLOOM-SHAPIRO Gertrude Shapiro to Ida Storsky to Sam. DIAMOND-FREUDENBURG Emma Freudenburg to Louis Diamond. ENGLANDER NEUFELD Bertha Neufeld to Lewis. several other pairs like FISCHER-MAY Berthe May to Leon I. GREENBAUM to Emil J Green. HILLQUIT-WINKEL Rose Winkel to Ed. HORN-MALAWISTA Ras Malawista to Irving M Horn. KAUFMAN BEHR Beulah Behr to Jonas D Kaufman. ROESLD-BRUCEMAN Madeline Kruck. LEVINE FRIEDMAN Sadye Friedman to RKOWITZ-GALKIN Ada Galkin to Morris H Markowitz. plus Sadie Ostrew to Samuel. Kremer to meas Dorothy Mau.
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Berg—Rosenblum
Esther Rosenblum
Bloom—Shapiro
Gertrude Shapiro
Ae Ae
Ida Storsky
Samueuse
Diamond — Freudenburg
Emma Freudenburg
Louis Diamond
Englander Neufeld
Bertha Neufeld
Lewis Re Ee
Samuel Rrocer
Kremer
Meas
Dorothy Mau
Marriage Notices Printed In Local Column Across Names
A dense list of betrothals and marriages appears with multiple couples named such as Mabel J. Greene to Arthur G. Minder Flora Warshawer to Harry Nathan Gadie Krulewitch to Jack L. Nevan and Grace Thaler to Joseph Rigler Anna Kraus to Lewis Rogers Stella Livingstone to Morris Schapiro Harriet Gross to Isidore Schwartz etc. The column records these pairings and the parties involved in what reads like a society notices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minder—Greene
Mabel J. Greene
Arthur G. Minder
Nathan—Warshauer
Flora Warshawuer
Harry Nathan
AN — Krulewitch
Gadie Krulewitch
Jack L. Nevnan
Thaler
Grace Thaler
Joseph Rigler Rogers—Kraus
Anna Kraus
Lewis Rogers
Sanger — Schlosser
Minante Schlosser
Seymour Sanger Schapiro
Married names in 1913 wedding notices
A list of numerous marriage announcements dated June 1913 from various couples including Branower Gladstone, Hirschewitz Metzger, Schulte Beltz, Siegel Gross, Lacau Ballin, Berliner Wind, Goldschmidt Deutsch, Goodman Bamberger, Harris Robinson, Langfelder Greenfield, Michel Kahn, Perles Stein, Ressner Friedman, Schott Felleman, Campbell Browne, Drew Hull, Rosenberg Schoen, Schrier Greenwald, and others, with partner names and locations referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branower—Gladstone
William Branower
Charlotte Gladstone
Hirschewitz—Metzger
Far Rockaway
Samuel Hirschewitz
Blanche Metzger
Schulte
Beltz
St. Paul's Church
Riverside
Conn
Arnage Schulte
Hey
de Sinei
Pgong
Elise
Frederick Itz
Campbell—Browne
Harjette M. Browne
William C. Campbell
Drew — Hull
Edith Hull
Harry B. Drew
Ras
Bigelow and Others Funeral Notices From Arlington and Brooklyn
Arlington Massachusetts death of Eunice A Bigelow widow of Charles D Bigelow age 42 funeral at 121 Columbia Heights Brooklyn Tuesday June 24. Multiple Brooklyn and New York obituaries and funeral notices list Otto Bothfeld Otto Rothfeld and others with service details and burial plans. Several lodges call emergent meetings for funeral services of deceased brothers with dates and locations in Brooklyn and New Utrecht Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovington Av
Bothfeld
Brooklyn
N. Y
Otto Bothfeld
Bay Ridge Lodge
Woodmere
L.I
Monticello
West
Ontario & Western Railroad
Ellenville
Daggett
Kane Lodge
St. Bartholomers Church
Pacific St
Bedford
Henry C. Daggett
Adolpho H. Fischer
Henry W. Penoyer
Dall
West 47Th St
Gilder
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
William Howard Gilder
William Hughes
Mary Howard Gilder
Baltimore
Luke's Chapel
Philadelphia
Halsey
Elizabeth
N. J
Katherine
John D. Izabeth Clark Norrin
West Grand &J
Elizabeth Ann
Aushe
el M
Bronxville
N.Y
David x. Oe
Madison Station
Lackawanne
Hoboken
Jansoon
Albert
Mathilée
Esther Janscoon
Ape Merritt Burial and Cremation Company Ltd
Saevar Ge
Terkimer
Military Order of Legion
Kelly
Charles Kelly
Johnston MacLeod
South AV
Flushing
Pitts and
Washingtos Pavers
Obituary notices and funeral announcements listed
A cluttered page lists numerous death notices and funeral times across New York and New Jersey. Names include Katherine Youse, Bertha Mueller, Margaret Connolly, Jeanne De Rougemont, Harriet Vanderveer, Harriet Van Horn, and many others with addresses and service details for June 1913.
Memoriam notices and burial details from Newark area cemetery listings
fragmented memoriam notices list individuals such as Bridget Donnelly, Belle Holzinger, Dr. Matthew Leland, James McGrath, and others with burial or service details at Bayside Mount Hope and local churches. includes dates like June 29 and June 28 1912 and locations Newark N J and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
M. McGrath
James B
Mess
Newark
N. J
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ney
R.h.macy & Co
Macy's
Herald Square
B'way
35Th St
Ramie Fibre
Ramie Company
Christman
Steinway
Aeolian
Hardman
Lohmer
Christman Sons
West 14Th St
Bet
VICHY
Cian
Plans Peace Commission
Sulzberger
Philadelphia Jewish School
Creir
Century
Broker
St. John’s Cathedral
Ocean Travelers
Fleet Chief
W. Sand
Debra
Brentano’s
York
Jile Guarantee and Trust
Wheel One
Remsen St
John D
Lincoln W. MacLeod
Tiffany. & Co
Ghina
Regent Street
Panist Piace Des Opera
Cngaged
John William
Elesa Bache Schmidt
East St
A. Siemers
Montclair
Anna M
George J. Siemers
Minna A. Sayen
Mountain Av
Erie R. R
Convenie Family
Turner
New Lenedon
Mary Mazon
Peter C. Turner
Federal St
Vanderveer
Harriet E. Brundred
Bridge Place
Dence
Leau Cemetery
Ridgewood
Barry
John
East Sect
Connolly
Margaret K
West One DE Rougemont
Clay Aree Harris
Samuel
Ga St
Jones
Edith
Butler
Bourke
Abigail
Avenue A
A. Doyle
Julia
A. Bi. Sia
CaSere - Whitlock
West’eee
Ape Oat Klett
Charles van Stapleton
Buen
Mangin—Frank, Sr
Mott &J
A. M
A. M. Moorhouse.— Edgar, One ‘West Sleat
Yas Phelan
John F
Ene Rogers —Ierman
Ryan Thomas
Une Uneral Smith
Myeandel
Mary
Carey
Margaret
Union
Jumeah
Clominzer
Willem H
Halsey St
Corker
Catolen
Goetz
Marie
Cleveland
A. Goubeaud
Quincy Vie
GuAhi
Ta St
Harkins
Nellie
Warren
Otec
Matty Gutner
Kenmore
Mary x
St. Felix
Lane
St. Marks
Chane
Celina
12Th St
Penigeret
North 34 &T
Long Island
Brandt —Gertrude
Astoria
Daibonnt
Tad Sullivan
George Witeme
Woodlawn
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