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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
3
A rapt dense schedule details sermons and events across many churches for a summer period. Preachers Dr Carter Dr Wukan Rev Goodell and others outline lectures communion messages and open air services with choirs crayon illustrations and Welsh soloists.
The Detroit Clearing House and Clearing House Association oppose revealing confidential bank customer relations to Congress money trust investigators. Banks argue it would set an unwelcome precedent and hinder private banking disclosures. A related article notes the Board of Estimate delaying rapid transit route decisions.
Market notes from Washington detail berries and fruits in season with steady prices. Huckleberries lead at 3 1/2 cents per quart, cherries 7 cents per pound, watermelons 4 cents, and various melons, mangos, peaches, grapes, and citrus listed with per-unit costs. Also listed are vegetables, onions, cauliflower, cabbage, lettuce, and dairy items with price points.
Market notes indicate no drop expected with pork and beef prices largely steady. Beef cuts range from two to three cents per pound, with pork loin and tenderloin modestly up, while fresh seafood, poultry, and produce display varied upticks and declines across multiple items.
Rear Admiral Sidney A Staunton will be retired due to age after service on the flagship New York in the Battle of Santiago. His retirement triggers promotions including Captain Robert Doyle to commandant Norfolk Navy Yard, Commander VO Chase to captain, Lieutenant Commander Stet Ting to commander, and Lieutenant Bin vise Gambon to lieutenant commander.
Three unstable individuals, Mrs Anna W H a 37 year old from Brooklyn, Gertrude W N L a 35 year old nurse from Astoria, and Crowley a 54 year old man from Manhattan, were restrained at the Fourth arrest station in Newtown Creek area yesterday. They were later sent to Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn for observation after police and medical staff intervened during the incident.
The following petitions were filed yesterday in the United States Court. The Le Manquais Electrical Manufacturing Company at 2 Broad Street lists involuntary motions against Howell, a McCrum Company officer at 1 Park Avenue, and Loyd G. Morum formerly an officer. Voluntary filings include M Thurnnorres Gnard Smale at West Lat h Street and Rexsler, a salesman at 17th Street, with unsecured claims totaling $10,958 and no assets.
Natchez Mayor W. G. Benbrook praises Captain Spencer Wood and the crew of the battleship NebraskA for their visit, commending officers and men, ship discipline, and the friendly reception. He thanks Secretary Meyer for sending the vessel and notes the warm reception by residents and city officials.
The May eight dispatch lists promotions retirements transfers and assignments across Army and Navy units. Major General John Tanias 18th placed on the list with various officers moved inspected or detached including Captains Moore Fenton and Lewds and Lieutenants Downey and Crafton. Navy entries note Rear Admiral Staunton retired Commander Piepton detached to Michigan and other naval yard postings. Movements of ships include arrivals of vessels at Ban Francisco from Buffalo to San Francisco.
Fragmentary OCR lists movements of ships and vessels between a wide range of ports including Greenville Mine, Norfolk, Bremerton, San Francisco, Mare Island, Wilmington, and Buffalo. The garbled text records various ship names and origins such as Petes, Foote, Petrel, Albany, and Ad, with destinations like Key Wear, Mare Island, and Norfolk.
Articles filed against Pressed Radiator Company of America by several directors seek repayment of about $296000 advanced by them for operating needs and development. President John K Frye says the firm has strong orders and needs working capital to finish plane improvements and handle Park. A.new capital raise and offering to current stockholders is planned as part of the reorganization effort.
The United States District Court in Buffalo filed against Lehigh Valley Railroad seeking penalties up to 1600 dollars for alleged violations of the hours of service act. The government claims nine employees were worked for over sixteen consecutive hours, with a $40 per offense penalty provided by law.
A meeting will be held Monday to discuss terminating the Denver Northwestern Pacific railway receivership. Proposals include raising new funds, extending maturity on 3.5 million notes by Denver Securities Company, and issuing bonds under a new mortgage to refinance debts.
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