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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1913

Page

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Sulzer Accused of Knowing Bond Plan Before Intro

Albany May 8 Gov Sulzer faced allegations from Michael J Walsh Deputy State Controller that the Governor knew the Frawley Bond Bills aimed to exempt state bonds from taxes and would enable sale of 4 percent bonds. The dispute centered on Walsh letters and a March 21 awareness of exemptions and market needs.

New York Times Albany Michael J. Walsh Sulzer Walsh Lawson Purdy New York City Tax Commission Senate Assembly Lohmer Europe Gov Suizer Frawley Sernor Wson Purdy New York City

Lewed Rebuttal by Former Parole Chairman Denounces Blake Report

George A. Lewis ex-Chairman of the Board of Parole issues a long statement in Albany denouncing George W. Blake’s reports to Sulzer on Auburn and Great Meadow Prisons as mendacious and reckless. He defends Warden Benham and Dr. John Gerin and accuses Blake of cruelly unjust fabrications and attempts to smear prison officials and the State Prison Commission.

Albany George A. Lewis Board of Parole George W. Blake Wov Sulzer Auburn Great Meadow Serlatem Benham John Gerin Blake State Prison Commission Lewis Joseph F. Scott Werdens Gerin

Suffrage Serenade for Bernhardt at Palace Theatre

The Woman Suffrage Party stages an open air serenade for Mme. Sarah Bernhardt this afternoon from 4 30 to 5 30 o clock. Prominent local men and women attend as Cory Klatschken leads the event in front of the Palace Theatre with a decorated taxi bearing the actress’s name.

Bernhardt Mme Sarah Bernhardt Woman Suffrage Party Cory Klatschken

New York County Lawyers vote to curb unauthorized practice by corporations

The New York County Lawyers Association at its annual meeting voted to appoint a five member special committee to prevent the practice of law by corporations and unauthorized individuals including notaries public and Commissioners of Deeds. The move, praised as an epoch in the profession, aims to curb informal practice and have charters revoked for overstepping power.

New York County Lawyers’ Association Hotel Astor Joseph H. Choate Julius Henry Cohen W. Bourke Cochran Cochran Ae Cohen Medical Legal Profession E. L Mooney Messrs. Cochran Cohen Association Charles F. Brown Thomas H. Hubbard Benjamin Mardozo Charles Strauss Edward M. Grout William Nelson Cromwell Joseph Fly Henry Dodge Estabrook John Frankenheimer Henry A. Gildersleeve D Cady Herrick Phoenix Ingraham Henry Wollman Samuel Untermyer John R. Passos Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of the State

Praise Suffrage Parade Draws High City Praise

Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch and Miss Harriet May Mills receive letters from Police Commissioner Waldo thanking them for police protection during the suffrage parade last Saturday. A Street Cleaning Commissioner note applauds Fifth Avenue’s clean sweep and Parks Commissioner Stover congratulates the organizers. State headquarters at 180 Madison Avenue reports demand for banners and hats as Buffalo Albany and Newburg plan future parades.

Harriet Stanton Blatch Women’s Political Union Harriet May Mills New York State Woman Suffrage Association Waldo William H. Edwards Fifth Avenue Charlies B. Stover Madison Avenue Buffalo Albany Newburg

Water Wagon Points to Fortune

Samuel Greason died April 22 leaving equal shares to his widow Ida Kennedy Greason and his two sons Robert Ritchie and Alfred Greason the latter in trust. Executors hold Alfred's share until three years of sobriety and personal qualification to use the money is shown.

Samuel Greason Ida Kennedy Greason Robert Ritchie Alfred Greason

New York Estate of Bradley Martin Valued at 1.28 Million

The will of Bradley Martin leaves his English resident widow Cornelia Sherman Martin the bulk of an estate once centered in New York. An accounting shows a New York securities estate of 1,277,341 dollars, with realty and other assets outside New York not disclosed.

Bradley Martin New York City England London New York Martin Cornelia Sherman United States Safe Deposit Company Cornelia Sherman Martin Cornelia Earl of Craven Chester Gardens Scotland Com- Rees Meins Bradley Martin, Jr Ndon Sted Safe Deposit Box Albany Jateren Lee & Great Northern Railroad Ponent Hl Central Railroad George Paty Metromenean Trust Radley Artin, Gr Hison Oxrd University Harvard

Magistrate Hears Extortion Case Against Gross Brothers

Appleton Essex Market Court held a preliminary hearing on extortion charges against Max Gross lawyer Harry Gross salesman and Louis Gross bookkeeper all named by Julius Isakson of 11 West 113th Street. Isakson says the incident occurred April 16 with confinement and coercion over a $4,000 debt. The defendants deny wrongdoing claiming the loan was legitimate and dispute the alleged coercion.

Appleton Essex Market Court Julius Isakson West 113Th Street Max Gross Harry Gross East Eighty-ninth Street Louis Gross West 178Th Street Isakson Clined A Isakson Het Berro Harry

Newell Stock Adds Gimbel Clothing For Spring Sale

The Newell sale adds Gimbel labeled Spring and Summer suits and overcoats to fill gaps in sizes. Prices move as low as 16 dollars for business suits, with Norfolk, lightweight and heavy coats featured, plus raincoats and tuxedos. Free summer storage is offered for winter purchases.

Newell Gimbel Norfolk

Newell Merchandise Sell Offer Pushes Deep Discounts

The notice outlines a wide sale at Newell with over 76 thousand dollars worth of goods at retail prices. Men's shirts, pajamas, silk scarves, wool waistcoats, dressing gowns, and bathrobes are discounted up to a third or more. Underwear from multiple brands, shirting materials by the yard, fine silks and madras, gloves, walking sticks, umbrellas, and hemstitched handkerchiefs are all priced far below former levels.

Newell Delpark Piccadilly Gotham Deimel Kneipp I. &R. Morley Stuttgarter American Hosiery Co Morley Allen Sally

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