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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

6

Stetson Denies Letter Tied to Untermyer Senate Bid

Mayor Gaynor kept private a letter from Samuel Untermyer about his Senate candidacy. Stetson asserts he never communicated with Roosevelt or insurgents about Untermyer. Untermyer claims Wall Street opposed him and that Stetson discussed it with him. Roosevelt says contents were not shared with insurgents and does not confirm timing.

Gaynor Samuel Untermyer United States Senate Untermyer Francis Lynde Stetson J. P. Morgan Wall Street Stetson Roosevelt Dir Senate Sheehan Levermyess Messrs Mr. Untermyer Eptermyer Stetvon Sheeran Caneus Stetam Fife Riesstar United States New York Roosevelt Ie O'Gortean Franklin D. Roosevelt Lester Alban Albany O'Gorman Mherry

Navy yard workmen anxious as beds of week loom

Navy yard workers fear mass layoff with the week ending, expecting more than a thousand to be discharged as repairs near completion. They await a final directive from Secretary Mervernantine and Prime Admiral Leutzacote who have discussed the matter. The men plan a petition to Representatives Carter and Fitzgerald seeking aid in the emergency.

Navy Sara Meverrenantine Yard Alloweh

Alarm Triggers Break-In at Blum Tailors Store

A masked intruder entered Blum's tailor shop on West 12th Street yesterday morning. The man forced entry after a silent alarm rang, crouched beside a wall within the store, then fled when frightened as officers arrived. The door was found locked from inside. authorities broke in to discover the store had been ransacked.

Mie Mrough Dkeoh Blum Sin West Trent Arty Sesterdey Toorning Mr Blum Bavar

Black pleads not guilty in Knickerbocker case

Atherton Black, purveyor of the Knickerbocker Savings and Loan Company, under indictment on a charge of grand Kreeny, pleaded not guilty yesterday before General Hesplens. At the request of Clark's counsel, James Wo Ely, Judge Mut queen granted time to change the plea or to file preliminary motions ahead of trial.

T Atherton Black Ueapurer Knickerbocker Savings and Loan Company Umler Eubley Flark James Wo Ely Mutqueen Lien

Bishop Attacks Shaw at Seminary Commencement

Right Rev Charles Sumner Burch suffragan Bishop of New York addressed graduates at the General Theological Seminary urging them to avoid pessimism and not be swayed by critics like George Bernard Shaw and Herman Sudermann. He warned against abandoning church obligations and urged facing criticism while noting progress and hope for the church’s future. Dean Robbin conferred all degrees.

Burch General Theological Seminary Charles Sumner Burch Bishon New York George Bernard Shaw Herman Sudermann l Bishop Burch Earth Sodermann Robbin

Openings of Mails Led to Arrests in Publishing Firm Case

George W. Robertson and Charles G. Robertson were jailed for examina tion on June by US Commissioner Morte after being accused of intercepting mail tied to the Allen Publishing Company. They allegedly opened letters and handled checks connected to a book on Masonic ritual and unwritten laws. The case centers on a Brooklyn address and a transfer of offices to John Street, Manhattan.

George W. Robertson Charles G. Robertson Clinton G. Robertson No. St Ormond Piece Brooklyn United States Morte John Tarsons Allen Publishing Company Clinton G. Robertenn Minnie Fuller JW. Robertson John Street Manhattan Robertson RB Company Postoffica Mi] An Robertsons Robertson Concern Brooklyn Company

Hospital nurses strike shocks city hospital ward

Nurses at Eye and Far Hospital on Tivingston Street walked out after Superintendent Manning called their conversations frivolous and flirtatious. Four nurses remained to tend to thirty patients as resignations spread, with names listed from multiple streets. The episode highlights strained conditions and strict management in a reportedly overextended facility.

Revel Ters Welleteen Eye Far Hospital Tivingston Street Manning Jason Nebt Anae Porae Fe Bernudet Quetweh Elizabeth Menke Warren Street Maria Kehaxee Edna Pacific Street Marthe Koch WeKalh Lilian McDowell Rows McGuire

Waldo Hints at Brooklyn Throm Platanm System

Commissioner Walia discusses Brooklyn police reform and a potential thromplatanm system at the Police Headquarters. He contemplates fixed posts and placement, with caution until details are settled. Vice Commissioner McKay and Borough Inspector Dillon tour the building and note the need for tighter order amid a contested father’s will.

Poites Walia Brooklyn Anxdouk Mouglas McKay Dillon Male Hinoklin

Heir to Paris Estate Seeks Half Million From Tragedy

A Jersey City man David Henderson sues over the estate of David J. Henderson who killed his daughter Martha in a Paris café and then died by suicide. The suit seeks protection of real estate and the bulk of the estate, challenging dispositions by the widow and other relatives amid a contested will and mental health questions.

David J. Henderson Martha Paris David Henderson Saxon Summit Avenue Jersey City Max Olga Henderson Wing Rouannee Shiek

Watershed concerns amid New York water supply scare and market lows

Foggy forecast and Croton system pressure questions shadow New York water supply. Officials grapple with private taps causing low pressure while a Lake Superior storm stalls, raising worries of scarcity and ongoing investigations. Stock market slips follow tobacco trust risk and antitrust actions as major shares tumble and a late rally only partially recovers.

Whitehall Scarr Florida New York Lake Superior Thompson Uroton Morecaster Searr Edward Bemis New York Water Department Remie Craton Ant Hens Brony River White Vinins Commis

Transfer of Miss Macomber Sparks Recreation Bureau Shuffle

Miss Mabel E Macomber loses her plate on Williams field and is reassigned to a playground attendant job at Seward Park as William J Lee, Supervisor of Recreation, cites the good of the service. Lee says Macomber is a bright woman while others say she influenced operations. Stover reportedly ordered stability, citing Windstreet’s earlier dispute as a cause for insubordination concerns.

William Lee Mabel E Macomber Seward Park Lee Mies Macomber Super Vicors Arsenal Miss Macomber Coute Stover Raymond J. Fowlick Comiminstaties of Bo Fir Stover Howard Windstreet

Wall Street character dead in Brooklyn home

James Fo Thomas once a slave who escaped to England and rose to become a noted Wall Street porter died yesterday at his Brooklyn residence. Born in Virginia he fled at twenty one after a quarrel, lived in London and abroad, later returning to New York to work for Harvey Fisk & Sons and other firms.

James Fo Thomas England James F Haley Street Brooklyn Harvey Fisk & Bone Wall Streets Virginia New York Mixmaster London Exeter Mall Rinulinh Hick & Hazel Litso Flemt Mr. Fisk Harvey Fisk & Sons Henry Fee

Watering Stations Open for Animals by ASPCA

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals opens two watering stations for horses today as hot weather continues. The plan includes temporary troughs near the seventh permanent fountain, with expansion to fifty more stations as conditions worsen.

American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty

Wise Pushes Prosecutions Over Equity in Sherman Act Cases

Henry A Wise United States Attorney urged targeting individuals in antitrust cases related to tobacco holdings, preferring criminal prosecutions to equity remedies. He noted penalties up to 3 000 fine and years imprisonment for directors and officials, and discussed seizure powers and preliminary injunctions pending Supreme Court guidance.

Henry A. Wise United States Atories Fy Fenott Tam Big Wise Whe Supreme Court Wise Crimtra Whee

Fuerman Charges Neglect in Supply Purchases Probe

A reform-era inquiry accuses members of the Huflaio board of hire of irregular supply purchases. Commissioners Cart Mavbemer Signon Reibhert and William Pers sone face charges of neglect of official duty, with dates set for hearings in the near term.

Pire Uffatey Louk Fred Cart Mavbemer Signon Reibhert William Perssone Eharees

Vast May Subscriptions Reported For Fourth Fund

The May tallies show subscriptions to the Fourth Fund rising sharply with many names and amounts listed. Notable entries include Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, Phipps, and Morgan among others along with dates and locations across New York, Cleveland, Jacksonville, and Havana as collectors report totals toward the safe and sane Fourth observance.

John D. Rockefeller Fernype Herre Ulier St Kive NY & Dem Ain Almirante Coton Aim Uidae Atbingia Itaydl Hamb-Am H.R. Claftin Co Itenian Ward Bliss Robert B. Wonsward Annin & Yo Hi Wiliam Fellows Viguencia Nassau Ward Cotford Morgan Pepe Hendrik Hast Mdoam Lonien Assurance Horaca Waite Ratnaguer Tampico Schareatt Balin Liverpool Womar Oo Tyam Atam Nabeott Blednor Pulitzre Aso Baruch Faratogs Hava Ban Ae Lifteny John Fa Bernsind Seithalm Jamaica Arthur Alexander Lomare Santo Dominga James A Hearn Henry Phipps Secanta Naples Teatten Sein Low Witla P. Chide Finland Antwerp Red Star Arthur Pyle $Camusel Thorne Moltke Nortiner Towne Minnewaske London Naples Nehoros Francis Lyndell Vanderbilt James Douglas Furnessia Glasgow Anchor Smith Mian Grace M. Dodge Burg Hambaa Uain Sim Prendergast Georaa Mason Apm We Demagert Theciore Shonra Wilame Heenich Bazard Curing Zof Atlanta Bhp Jameson Bagerd Cemandis Tacksonville Robert Mawel Gorton W. Burnham Tohn J Amory Gheraldi Davie Georas Parkins Clarence Das F. Augusy EH. Harrban Methorn Tol Edein Mt Bulkley MG. D Ellen Colting John Davis Soasph le Talafield Davie Joseph Fray el Rotert Mary Taber Angelo Farrt Frank Saksar Tere Jonen Greanbue Dain Cantagnatia Cooper Co Paul B Warbure John J. Bavder Henry Wallach Hydra Frances Woltz Tarwin John Tota Undualager

Shipping News From Sigeener America And Ocean Sailings

Shipping notices detail numerous arrivals and quaranteen statuses. Vessels include Steamer Prince August Wilhelm, Welsh Prince, Hamilton, Saratone, Comal Mabie, Cayonia, and President Grant. Ports mentioned span Hamburg, Genoa, Havana, New York, Naples, Southampton, Queenstown, and Nor the Atlantic routes with passengers and cargo updates.

Sigeener America Sewua Atlantic Frutt Co Teutt | A Prince August Wilhelm Ger Port Jam Colon Kingston Ban Flags Hamburg-Amerian Line Literty Genoa Joseph Pulitzer Pawnee Philadelphia Clyde Namer el Valle Galveston Theouthern Pacific Mdise Welsh Prince Marceilles Gibraltar Moward Moulder Partners Gan Hambure Mar Boulehampton Waniure Reans Ambrose Channel Hamilton Newport News Sorfall Steuer Comerte Hill Philaphia Norton & Son Oscar Tt Dani Copenhagen Amhitiania Ant Cheteelansana Seto Pagel Fave & 7 Sehaere Anid Widae Cayonia Cbr Taverpsal Qiweestown Cunard Onalis Andrien Bar Ar Saratone Havana New York Cota Mail Se Co OO Panners Trails Mee Bar Aery Stewier Advance Cristobal Ma Waite Comal Mabie Tampa Mallory Fienney Metingadly Paernie Naples Richard & Tn Watch Baratta Seamer Kenturtinn Muerty Var Millieeket Stovkten Vaeaet Valle de Gutalte Rae Seamer Gmnt Gert Hamburg Zonthamptor Bouthamptay Queenstown Dareengere Mallewes Amboase Sandy Moke Mae Montreese

Cottage for veterans widows at Montevista home

Governor Bhatroth signed a bill to erect a cottage at the Soldiers and Sailors Home Montevista for widows of ex soldiers. The facility will house widows of both Union and Confederate veterans and is linked to Memorial Day observances.

Colorado Soldiers and Sailors’ Home Denver Bhatroth Soldiers and Sailors Home Montevista

Flat no place for gator in Harlem apartment

A Harlem resident asked the Park Department to remove a young alligator over a foot long that had become a burden. The reptile, recently shipped from Florida, was placed in a tank at the managing agency after Commissioner Stover arranged for its capture and relocation.

Harlem Park Department Kator New York Morida Connissioner Stover

Barrett’s Bail Bond Reduced in Grand Larceny Case

Barrett’s bail bond lowered to 50 in the bill of Varry H. Marrett former employee of George Bancroft and Co now under indictment for grand larceny involving theft of securities worth 884 dollars from the firm. District Attorney consented to the reduction in General Sessions yesterday.

Marine Intelligence Suntan Almanac Extract

Marine intelligence notes describe navigational and timing details for vessels. The Amerika reports an estimate of 1 131 miles east of Monk Mountain with a noontime ETA. The Ted Talla sailed west of Sandy Hook and is expected to dock this forenoon.

Amerika Spookieg Fer Albert “Reyortet Eapertel Ted Talla West Inioneset Sandy Hook Saiy Peaterda

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