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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

6

Ex-Peddler Gives Employees 15000 in Bonuses

Bernhard Blitser of the New York 5 and Electric Appliance Company, from Austria with 19 cents, grew into a manufacturing leader. He distributed more than 15000 among 27 department heads and salesmen at a Bellecaire Hotel dinner, rewarding long ranks from errand boy to executive.

Bernhard Blitser New York Broadway Austria Bowery Mr. Blitser Helleciaire America Eaid Blitser the Battery Butzer The Gas Company of A. Conti Egan Neas Mr. Gottesman Bellecaire McAlpin Belleclaire J. Blitzér Ever’ Emger Attom Slitzer

Reversal in Pell Tolling Case Affects LIRR Verdict

The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court Brooklyn reversed a verdict against the Long Island Railroad and awarded Mrs. Elizabeth Warden Pell 20804.68 for her husband Samuel Osgood Pell’s death at Wreck Lead crossing near Long Beach on Aug 8 1913. The court ordered a new trial citing errors in judicial charge about whistle absence flagman speed and crossing sign.

Supreme Court Brooklyn Long Island Railroad Company Elizabeth Warden Pell Samuel Osgood Pell Wreck Lead Crossing Long Beach

Destroyers to Escort the Adriatic

The White Star liner Adriatic with 17 000 tons of war munitions did not depart the pier until 3 30 yesterday, three and a half hours after her scheduled sailing time. She carried seventy cabin passengers and will be met near the Irish coast and escorted into Liverpool by two destroyers.

Adriatic White Star Irish Liverpool O Boat

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