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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1913

Page

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Bar Association files charges against Justice Cohalan

Deputy Attorney General Joseph A. Kellogg to act as counsel for the Joint Judiciary Committee as hearings begin next Tuesday in Albany. The Bar Association seeks Cohalan removal over five counts alleging acts affecting his character and fitness for office. Subpoenas issued for twenty witnesses. Guthrie to cross examine. Kellogg promises fair, impartial hearings.

Joseph A. Kellogg Carmody Joint Judiciary Committee John A. Connolly Bar Association Justice Cohalan Mr. Kellogg Legislative Committee William D. Guthrie Einar Chroate Cohalan Justice Cohalen Har Association Guthrie Albany Justice Conalan Chrystie The Connolly Kellogg

Pickett’s Charge Recalled By Veterans at Bloody Angle

A Century after Gettysburg old veterans from the Union and Confederate lines met near the Bloody Angle. The reunion featured handshakes, a guiding band, and a new silk flag as they recalled the 1863 clash. Veterans from Pennsylvania and Virginia shared memories as they crossed the Emmitsburg Road and saluted each other.

Star the Tribune Gettysburg Battlefield Ray Seminary Hidge Emmitsburg Pickett Philadelphia Alexander Webb Pennsylvania Timothy Kesnech Richmond Mark D. L. Boone Virginia Armistead Boone Mill J. In Rockwell 1Th Pennsylvania W. W. Bentley Kemper Pulaski County

SECRET BRIDE DIES IN AUTO WRECK NEAR DANBURY

Danbury Conn July 2 Mrs Wynnett Davia Benedict widow of Arthur Brady of Golden's Bridge and secretly married to her second husband James A Benedict was killed at night when a racing automobile overturned and trapped both occupants Benedict escaped unharmed The accident on Mill Main Road near Mill Plain ended with Benedict dragging out Mrs Benedict who died fifteen minutes later The marriage occurred June 23 and was to be announced after this week The two men freed her after the wreck and the car's tire burst at forty miles an hour The story ties to Brady's will dispute and Mrs Benedict's notoriety from a 1910 shooting by Brady and the ensuing settlement of $100000 estate for the widow and child.

Danbury Conn Wynett Davia Benedict Arthur Brady Golden's Bridge James A. Benedict Benedict Mill Main Mill Plain David Burman Mr. Benedict Katherine Davis Mull Plain Mull Plain, Where Mrs. Benedict Had Been Living Since the Death of Mr. Brady Wynetta Brady Mra Brady Brady

Sunday Baseball Off At Polo Grounds For Newsboys

The Giants vs Yankees benefit game at the Polo Grounds for the Newsboys Home Club is cancelled after a Sabbath Alliance protest to Mayor Gaynor. Mayor, sympathetic but wary of law, accedes. Police Commissioner Waldo warns tickets cannot be sold if the game proceeds.

Giants Yankees Polo Grounds Newsboys Sabbath Alliance Gaynor Hove Satbath Alliance Poly Grounds William Shillaker, Jr Swnboys Waldo Waldowas Ucke

Walks With Broken Neck Man Celebrates Escape

Waldorf Miller of Clinton Avenue New Rochelle marks the second anniversary of surviving a neck fracture from a Hudson Park dive in July 1911. With crutches he walked toward the park nearly a quarter mile, then rested. He watched fireworks from the dive spot linked to his brother Fred’s death, and is steadily regaining shoulder and arm strength.

Waldorf Miller Clinton Avenue New Rochelle Hudson Park Fred Miller Waldorf

Holidaying youth struck by truck in Jersey City

William Lnce seventeen of East Sol street planned a weekend trip to New Jersey but was run down by a Powell Confectionery Co truck at West and Barclay streets. He suffered a broken leg and was taken to Hudson Street Hospital. The incident occurred as he waited for a ferry with a Buitease in hand when the truck driven by James Peters of Hay Street Jersey City struck him. Patrolman McNulty from Trade Squad A called an ambulance.

William Lnce East Sol Street New Jersey Hudson Street Hospital Buitease Sass West and Barclay Streets Powell Confectionery Company No. 1St Chambers Street James Peters Hay Street Jersey City McNulty Trade Squad A

Car Hits Express Train On Broadway Park Street

A trolley car failed to stop at Market Street and smashed into the third coach of the Erie Mountain Express. All passengers escaped serious injury though many suffered cuts from shattered glass. Motorman Angelo Eckford was pinned but survived with minor bruises and was hospitalized.

Paterson Ron Broadway Park Avenue Erie Mountain Express Market Street Rapiny Angelo Eckford General Hospital Rome

Hello Bill Exalted: New London Elks Welcome Mant

Morton F Mant of Eastern Point becomes a full member of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. A special meeting at 8 pm at the clubhouse drew about three hundred attendees from New London Lodge No. 340 and Elks across Southern New England.

Tne Tribune New London Conn Morton F Mant Eastern Point Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke Bill New England

$90 000 Jewels Stolen in 8 O Clock Robbery

Parlor maid told of a masked intruder with a revolver but her description scarcely aids police. Jewels valued at about 90,000 were taken from the Long Branch home of lawyer Harry J. Haas while the family was away. Entry believed via a window. a butler and servants heard commotion but the thief fled when confronted. Jewelry included pearl necklaces, rings, brooches, and a diamond pin valued in part at 40,000 and 20,000 respectively.

Long Branch Harry J. Haas Broadway New York Thary Haas Mra. Haas le Haas Brea Captain Wallping Lang Branch Harry Haas Mary Kruger I Louis Haas John Teak

General Figueroa Shot by Mexican Federal Troops

Mexico City July. Gen Ambrosio Figueroa once prominent in Maderista revolt and later a Rurale Guards commander was executed today by Huerta troops. Captured at Teunta de la Inde pendencia Guerrero state. Telegram from General Juvencio Robles Cuernavaca reports his death. Figueroa and his brothers led anti-government actions in the current administration.

Mexico City Ambrosio Figueroa Madero Porfirio Diaz Huerta Teunta de la Independencia Guerrero Juvencio Robles Cuernavaca Figueroa

Morgan Defended Vermin Says Son in Senate Inquiry

J P Morgan senior denies Lamar and Lauterbach were close friends and rebukes Lamar for claims of links to the Morgan firm in the Senate lobby investigation. He says the price offered to end the Steel inquiry was ridiculously small and criticizes the witness’s allegations.

David Lamar Father Wall Street J. P. Morgan J. P. Morgan & Co Senate Washington Lamar J. Pierpont Morgan Morgan Edward Lauterbach Mr. Morgan Mr. Lamar Mr. Lauterbach Madison Avenue

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