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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1913

Page

7

Statement by Connolly on Justice Conhalan's profits

The transcript shows Mr Connolly asserting he calculated Justice Conhalan's share of profits carefully and credited him with all due gains. He claims this statement was sent to Justice Coha jan on April 21, 194.

Fie Connolly Connnolly Justice Conhalan Nolly Cohajan

Drowned on Fishing Trip at Coney Island

Nugget Dildermeister of 198 Aust street South Brooklyn drowned yesterday after falling from a motor boat off shore at Coney Island. He weighed about 250 pounds and could not free himself despite life-saving efforts by responders and police. He was married with children and employed in the Deck Department.

Dildermeister Aust Street Brooklyn Coney Island Hfesavers McNulty Tatrotman Volimke Falen Howe Bildermeister

Poetry May Hang Him in Stockton Case

Stockton prison case concerns Charles Carson once deemed sane then declared insane and confined at Stockton State Hospital for study. A physician praised his poem The Voice of the Sun as beyond the reach of feeble minds.

Stockton Cah Charles Caran Carson Kiestem Carson Geuthe Taraginas Stockton State Hospital Easperts Voice of the Sun Etry Rouwns

Milburn Not Badly Hurt Polo Player Likely in Cup

Milburn is not badly hurt and probably will play for Meadow Brook in the international polo cup defense against England. He fell from his pony at Westbury during practice, was carried to Harry Payne Whitney’s Wheatley Hills home, but remained unconscious only briefly and is currently reported to be all right.

Milburn Devereux Milburn Harry Payne Whitney Wheatley Hills Long Island Meadow Brook Conntries Lederle Hfe County Medical Society Hon Jong Ase Natin Winsett

Dog Attacks Child on Rockaway Beach Boardwalk

A dog owned by William Holland mauled two year old Lilac Lee on the Rockaway Beach Boardwalk. The bite torn her cheek before bystanders pulled the animal away. The wound was cauterized by an ambulance surgeon and the mother, Mrs. Margaret Lee, took the child home. The owner was told the dog was not mad but disliked children and not used to them.

Rockaway Beach William Holland South Bay View Avenue Lilac Lee Margaret Lee South Bend Avenue

Mrs Whitman Gives Up Her Dogs for Her Babies

Mrs Malcalm Whitman formerly Miss Jennie Crocker of San Francisco disposes of her prized dogs to devote time to her two small stepchildren. Her wealth is listed as around $10,000,000. The Whitmans plan to stay at Cedarhurst Long Island. she has sold or given away many dogs to focus on the children.

Prince Lorton June L Malcalm D. Whitmar Jennie Crocker San Francisco Whitman Mr. Whitman Malcolm Jeanmetta Wiliate Whitman Malvelm Frockline Cedarhurst Long Island Myreg Mee Whitman Monto

Rare June day draws huge Greet at Coney Island

Memorial Day crowds filled Coney Island as warm June weather brought record attendance. Sun and surf attracted tens of thousands, while vendors thrived and Cuban naval visitors toured the park. Lifesaving star Elaine Goldins appeared on the beach amid celebratory crowds.

Thief Hunt In Streetcar On Fort Avenue Line

Passengers on a northbound Fort Avenue surface car at 23d Street panicked when two men leaped to the running board one cried Stop thief and the other sought to elude his pursuer. Patrolman O'Brien boarded the car and arrested one man. the other was charged with highway robbery. James Manacures of 287 West 22d Street identified John Vessina of 109 Sullivan Street as the robber. Vessina was pursued after allegedly holding up Manacures on Fourth Avenue at 17th Street with a revolver. O'Brien chased the suspect onto the car and then to the sidewalk where the prisoner was captured.

Fort Avenue 23D Street O'Brien Mercertreet James Manacures West 22d Street John Vessina Sullivan Street Rex Fourth Avenue 17Th Street Pessina Children's Society Pewmins Ian

Health Board Umpires Friedmann Turtle Germ Test Plans

Long article outlines health authorities and medical society debates over Friedmann turtle germ treatment for consumption. Dr Lederle and others consider testing the remedy, while officials weigh public protection and institutional roles amid internal disagreement and upcoming decisions. A London voyage element involving Mr Straus is briefly noted.

New York With Wriedrich Frone Friedmann Ree Charles H. Stade Physicaoe United States Putte Health and Marine Hospital Service Thelern Dr. Vriedmann Department of Health Priedyaunn Acade Mediciie Anid Frome Comitia Minora County Medical Society Ledertes Tin Elty Ve Lederle Comellia Minora le Lederle Cteate Health Department

Mother Watches Baby Die In Court Street Tragedy

Mrs John Rapicky sat in the courtroom when her fifteen month old daughter Margaret climbed onto a chair by a third story window at No 3 Suydam Place and fell, impaling on an iron picket. neighbors and the mother freed the infant's head wound but she died instantly. Dr Ward of St Johns Hospital attended the mother after she fainted.

Suydam Place John Rapicky Margaret Rapicky

Fire Threat Averted At Aqueduct Track Grandstand Stables

Fire raced through nearly half an acre of the Queens County Jockey Club facilities at Aqueduct track late yesterday afternoon. A chemical truck from the police department and two fire trucks from Aqueduct volunteer units fought the flames, saving the grandstand and portions of the stables. A still alarm was wired to Jamaica fire headquarters. Fire officials considered arson or prank involvement as causes.

Gumss Pres Queens County Jockey Club Adueduet Hsouth Aqueduct Grace Wan

Middleton shifts again quits church for Episcopal return

The Rev Dr BG B Maaiewn, once master at Trinity School in West Mult street, left the Episcopal Church for the Catholic Church, then rejoined the Episcopal faith. His readmission, reportedly accepted in Yonkers, would be as a layman if confirmed, marking a second repeated move between the denominations.

Middleton Catholic Church Episcopal Maaiewn Trinity School West Mult Street Episcopal Church Harvard Catholi Potter Kore

New Democratic caucus aims for tariff and currency reform

Ambitious new members from Washington districts fear tomorrow's Democratic caucus will push a reform agenda and limit private legislation. They expect hearings only on tariff currency and appropriations with limited posts or district projects, risking clashes with leaders over timing and non-notion plans.

Prema Washington Mouse House Holt Wriver Wil Tin Rrnod Tosmorrow

Boy Seriously Hurt In Rockaway Beach Auto Crash

A car driven by Mrs Hirschberg swerved to avoid a truck on Rockaway Heven boulevard and Wave Crest avenue in Rockaway Beach. It struck a bicycle rider, a 13 year old boy from Dodge avenue, causing a fractured skull and multiple injuries. Emergency services transported him to Rockaway Beach Hospital for treatment.

Maurice Trscivers Oram Rivers Side Rockaway Heven Boulevard Wave Crest Avenue Hockaway West Night Boy VC Lad

Face Cut in Auto Crash Involving Two Cars on Moth Street

A night collision on Haversine Drive near Moth Street left Miss Alice Holet with severe facial cuts after her car rear ended the windshield. Kenneth Burns owned one car. Albert Floersheimer owned the other with Louis Mann driving. Three other passengers were uninjured.

Haversine Drive Moth Street Kenneth Burns Alice Holet Weat 2d Street Miss Holet Albert Fleeraheimen West Street Louis Mann Floersheimer

Five youths arrested for rowdy subway conduct

Five boys ages thirteen and fourteen were detained on a southbound subway train for ag nile delinquency after singing shouting and running through cars. Detective Riedell of IRT made the arrests and the youths were held at the Children’s Society rooms until their parents bailed them out.

Rhrteen Ye Children’s Society Riedell Interborough Rapid Transit Company

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