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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
6
The text argues sermons reside in teeth and promotes Pebeco Toothpaste as a solution to remove enamel-destroying acids, suggesting better mouth health reduces need for moral sermons. It presents toothpaste as a practical answer to dental care.
Detectives tracing Bergen Street burglaries raided a furnished room on Pacific Street near Fourth Avenue. They found stolen goods worth 5000 dollars and three suspects, Angelo Flosso, Clarence Willett, and 15 year old Peter Gorman, tied to the loot. Gorman confessed and all three were held for further exam on Wednesday.
In a petition to Judge Fawcett of the County Court Brooklyn Italian merchants pressed for full penalties on eleven blackhanders and blackmailers. Antonio Sorrentino, the seventeenth of the gang, received fourteen years and nine months in Sing Sing after an attempted extortion indictment as a second offender. Six gang members already serve sentences. four remain to be tried.
Franz Mamber, a customs inspector, beat his wife after learning of a court summons for divorce and tried to strangle their six year old daughter earlier. He battered her with a hammer, then leapt from a window as neighbors and John Gerrity watched. she was injured but not seriously. Mamber died at Jay Hood Wright Hospital.
Federal District Court awarded Stewart Browne 1,560,512 against John B. Brown's estate through executor Joseph Fairhall of Danville Illinois. Brown failed to fulfill a July 1908 contract to sell the Broadway Maiden Lane Building stock bonds and real estate for 1,375,000 cash plus a 1,200,000 note, with the estate later auctioning assets for 596,500. Bonds were secured by a deed of trust on the property, with a 1,715,000 first mortgage.
Dense smoke filled Broadway near City Hall Park as Degnon Contracting Co workers heated tar for the new subway. Flames rose from boiling pitch and some wooden boards ignited but the center of interest remained the black smoke. The blaze was quickly extinguished by the workers before firemen arrived.
In Flatbush Brooklyn yesterday no prisoners were charged with vandalism or disorderly conduct in Prospect Park, while the prior Monday saw 111 offenders brought before the Magistrate. Police offered no comment on the recent lull in arrests.
Fire crews battled a blaze on the top floor of a five story building at 12 and 14 Warren Street near Broadway. The Weber Earley Printing Company plant was the fire source. Reserves from Leonard Street Station assisted in crowd control around 7:30 last night.
Alfred Gartner of Paterson New Jersey faced a $1500 theft indictment in General Sessions and was released on $5000 bail after surrendering to Detective Liegh. He allegedly defrauded Nicol Gerston, owner of the Lilliputian Kingdom show, with plans for a Berlin style Civic Circus and related charged expenses.
Israel Bialyskar, a Russian immigrant, arrived June 5 aboard the Cleveland from Hamburg. Detained at Ellis Island until relatives aided by the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society secured his release on July 7. He walked from a detention ward and, after relatives searched Manhattan, was relocated to his relatives’ home following the agents discovery yesterday.
Trial of 17 year old Pietro Rebacci reveals Sheriff Doyie evidence of a nationwide murder syndicate among Italians. Rebacci allegedly killed Antonio Marrow near White Plains on Feb 27. Five leaders linked to a prior Philipp Carido murder were indicted and await trial after Rebacci’s case.
L C Pas former vice president of the Boston National League team won a suit against Alexander F Moore of New York who sought 1500 from a check drawn by Page to settle a gambling debt. Page claimed losses at roulette at the Elliott Club in New York City led to the draw. Moore claimed innocence as holder but the court did not find sufficient proof.
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks told 300 Nebraska Republican leaders that the party is not past its influence and can win by united, tolerant effort. He said Democrat strength will be toppled by cooperation among reform-minded Republicans and quoted President McKinley on not keeping political scores.
Charles Rudich a salesman of 90 Vernon Avenue Brooklyn convicted of first degree manslaughter for shooting Christopher Muller also known as Joe Farmer a Williamsburg pugilist at a Cypress Hills Park picnic on April 20 was sentenced by Justice Crane in Queens County Supreme Court to the Elmira reformatory for an indeterminate term.
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