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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1913

Page

2

Bronx Drug Trafficking Ring Busted by Morrisania Police

Police at Morrisania station arrested Joseph Larsen and three companions near Wart Street and Worth Street for heroin use and alleged drug pushing. Detectives testified the group sniffed powder in an apartment doorway, later found drug paraphernalia and a small packet on the floor. The suspects, including Charles Anderson aged seventeen and Chester Kennedy aged nineteen, were identified by officers at the scene.

Bronx Morrisania Joseph Larsen Bi East 2Th Street Hith Street Bergen Avenue Artis Lassen Meyers Morrisanta Larsen Toll Massetrate Cortigan Meyers and Flynn Morris Inia Larson Wartth Street Charlee Atierson No.bil East St Street Chester Kennedy

Local drug arrest hearings reveal street supply network

Four men from nearby East 6th street areas faced magistrate Corvienn after Detective Meyers testified about a drug trade operation in the Bergen avenue area. The accused lacked regular work and showed drug use in court. Police anticipate more testimony from Bergen avenue associations at the upcoming sentence hearing.

East 6Th Street John Ward Inet Meyers Tye Herzennyemue 10Th Street Harere Wrearatren Corvienn Dwt Ue Bergen Avenue Cana Hely Carson

Suffrage Campaign in Kings County Lands Open Meetings

A suffrage campaign in Kings County lists a series of street meetings led by notable speakers from Ward Hall to bolster votes for constitutional change. The program includes afternoon gatherings from twenty three directions, with speakers such as Frank Ferguson and Elizabeth Tike Worth Conk, and a headquarters at No 1 Livingston Street to fund the effort.

Horouatt Hall Grace F Woltebeck Ida Crag Chik Helen How Greate Martha Wentworth Stichren Comstock Alfred Huo T Woman Suffrage Party Barough Frankie Ferguson Diftas Vinton Evenkix No. 1 Livingston Harter Stanton Hiotch Elisabeth Tikeworth Kamewarming Anton

Gwathmeys May Reunite Amid Divorce Proceedings

An unofficial report says Gordon Gwathmey may reconcile with wife Mrs Lelia Gaines Gwathmey after a conference at Mr Buttle's office. Attorneys for both sides attended while no public subject was disclosed. a statement may follow.

Buttle Gwathimery Mr. Gwatimey

Jury verdict dispute over copper stock loan at Upton Bank

Justice Clark presided as the jury faced a depreciation claim on copper stock held as loan collateral at the Upton Bank of Brooklyn, now in liquidation. Augustus Heinze contested a $20 claim while admitting $11 owed. interpretations split whether the sum should offset his debt, potentially returning collateral and $149,825. The bank seeks to set aside the verdict.

Avevater Justice Clark Supreme Court Department Augustus Heinze Shor Upton Bank of Brooklyn Helix Heinze Hin Clark Tts Meinge Helway

Grace divorce case proceeds by default in Philadelphia

Mrs Grace seeks absolute decree after Eugene H Grace fails to appear for his wife’s suit for divorce. Court to appoint four masters to determine the case and serve by publication. The wife accuses cruel treatment and awaits final judgment after four weeks. Grace is believed to be at his mother’s home in Georgia and already faced a prior Alabama case.

Philadelphia Eugene H. Grace Grace Atlanta Georgia

Girl Died as Walker Did Hemphill Girl Dies from Poison

Mine Vera Hemphill aged eighteen an invalid for eight years died after reading of B Sanders Walker Macon banker who took bichloride of mercury by mistake and then ingested a large dose. She died today in Providence Hospital Beaver Fallsenn. She told her mother she did not want to die and fought hard for life.

Mine Vera Hemphtt Palnness B. Sanders Walker Macon Providence Hospital Beaver Falls Enn Martha Hemphill

Suffrage Week At Park Theatre And Related Events

Corne Payton aids a suffragette event at the Park Theatre featuring Anna Constable Siler Winglow Mrs Nora Biateh de Borst Mine Jaex Milhoftang and others A 16-foot St Lawrence skiff tied to a case involves Mrs Olga M Housman and a missing wife with a linen handkerchief marked YO Gunlgatt Police chase details at the harbor and Barnet Island provide a developing lead

Katremes Park Theatre Anna Constable Siler Kase Winglow Mra Nora Biateh de Borst Mine Jaex Milhoftang Mie Stock Coupans Curae Payton Sufframette League Paciay Hkar Olive Rhutia Wastittrton Lillian Gerittinn Arthur M. Dodge Elizabeth Aldrich New York State Bayemond Hrant Portia Wiis K. Buble Mies Mary Garrett Hay Ma Waters Kate Upson Lay Kenouel E Jelwee Venterdey Anton Mixe Mice Blaaten Othe Nen Olga M. Housman Willam Vane Barren Teland Evans Aterae Hoseman Wallabour Hrvakts Ee Gunigan Eid Adele Trish Dead Hote YO Gunlgatt Barren Island Hewman Pacific Street Brooklyn Beth Mra Housman Amitier Hrowkisn nUliners Husiiers

Deny Poisoning Mother and Theft in Tarrytown Case

Police report a likely poisoning accusation against two Closter youths aged thirteen and twelve who allegedly harmed their mother and stole ten dollars. Minna Irving, a poet, reportedly identified them, and officers tracked them from Woodycrest to Helen Gould Shepard’s area. The brothers deny poisoning but admit stealing money. authorities hold them for further action.

Closter No Moothana Locke Tarrytown Dave Age Minna Irving Kian Geers Coodwin Edward Hom Woodycrest Helen Gould Shepard Hors Luther

Suffragists from New York Rally On Pro-Suffrage Tour

A delegation led by General Rogaile Jones left New York City and arrived in Newburgh tonight. They held open air meetings, urged participation in the local women’s parade, and planned to travel through Orange County toward Catskill and Buffalo aiming to win at least two thousand converts before returning to New York.

Newburgh Rogaile Jones New York City Joel Eral Jones George Wend Albany Milton Wend Music Bell Glover Mins Hagel Cummings Mity Martha Klaschen Tan Crate Thinery Peekskill and Fishkill Newsburg William Venamee K € ‘Thompson Tuneheon Orange County Catskill Buffalo New York Monticello AL Teast

SINGER TO RECEIVE SETTLEMENT FROM ESTATE IN KY

Lexington announces a settlement in Circuit Court where Horace Wilson's estate of about 813.00 will split payouts. Mrs. Manehe Berndt Mehaffey, Cincinnati singer, will receive roughly 1 000 from the estate, while Charles Wilson, Horace Wilson's brother, gets an equal amount. The case arose after Charles Wilson sued to overturn the will, alleging undue influence by Mehaffey.

Lexington Manehe Berndt Mehaffey Cincinnati Horace Wilson Kentucky Trotting Horse Breedery Ann Ctation Charles Wilson Brooklyn Horiwe Wilson Mehaffey Weber

U S Eugenic Laws Urged At Women Conference

Washington June 2 prominent society and sociological workers urged laws for health certificates with marriage licenses and compulsory sex hygiene education. Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Mrs William Jennings Bryan attended at Mrs John Hays Hammond's home. An organization may be formed to drive a national hygiene education campaign.

Wilson Bryan Washington Woodrow Wilson William Jennings Bryan John Hays Hammond Erince Titay Kinora'c. Folkmar George Meriberg The Army

Adopts Eugenic Marriage Policy at Fort Washington Church

The Fort Washington Reformed Church committee approved a resolution requiring marriage applicants to provide a physician certificate attesting to physical soundness or health, a policy endorsed by Rev. Abraham J. Mints and supported by Monte who pledges strict adherence to the rule.

Fort Washington

SCIENTISTS' BEST YEAR AT Print Church annual meeting

Frederick Pisen of London was named president of the Print Church of Chirter Scientiat at the annual meeting. John Wy. Dittemore of Brookline was chosen clerk and Adam MH. Dickey of the same city treasurer. The clerk reported 102 new churches organized worldwide, including five in England and others in Germany Switzerland Australia New Zealand and Porto Rico. Membership gain for the year exceeded all prior years in the denomination. financial condition was described as flourishing.

Heston Federick Pisen London Church of Chirter Scientiat John WY. Dittemore Brookline Adam MH. Dickey England Germany Switzerland Australia New Zealand Porto Rico

Mayor Signs Taxicab Bill and New Fare Schedule

Mayor Gaynor signed the taxicab ordinance yesterday. It takes effect August 1 and requires further funding requests to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment to enforce strict supervision. The law abolishes private stands and sets fares: a base fare for the first half mile or fraction, 10 cents for each additional quarter mile with up to two passengers, and 10 cents for the first half mile plus 10 cents for each additional mile for three or more passengers.

Gaynor Board of Estimate

East Side deputized by thousands to clean up New York

Twenty thousand deputy police, fire, and health commissioners will be sworn in for the East Side. A campaign begins in public schools next week to enlist children in cleaning streets and reporting violations. Deputies receive badges, serving as liaisons to the East Side Protective Association as officials tour schools and hold mothers meetings. Deputy commissioners Jules Harburger and M. Daburger are slated to speak at a mass meeting in Hamilton Mish Park.

City of New York East Side Harry Hi Schin Sehlact Heuben S. Simons Kawneds Sehilact Cailddren Manhattan Street de McMillan Health Department Fire Department Sechlach Side Protective Association Sulzer Mr. Sellant Association Hamilton Mish Park Julies Harbureger M. Daburger

The Harper Household Handbook Saves a Wardrobe Crisis

Geraldine phones Gwen in a rush about a ruined dress with paint spots and a torn sleeve. Gwen reveals the Harper Household Handbook fixed the issue, locating a solution on page 114, and Geraldine enlists friends to try the same cleaning method.

Geraldine Harper's Household Gwen Tim Gwendolyn Harpers House Harper

Laundering Silk Waists Tips and Cautions

Instructions describe washing silk waists with three basins of hot water and white soap, careful handling to avoid wringing, rolling in towels, and air drying. It covers ironing while damp, using muslin and hot irons, and cautions about color fastness with bran water, borax, and avoiding sun on whites. Delicate silks may require bran water and careful drying to prevent color bleed.

Trenome Haundry

Daily Bill of Fare for Wednesday

The menu lists breakfast with toast and coffee, lunch featuring cheese, rhubarb strawberry compote, beet cakes, and tea. Dinner offers beef with egg sauce, macaroni with parsley, spinach salad, custard pie with meringue, and coffee.

Fineapp

Miss Wilson Views Parks in Philadelphia on Playground Drive

Philadelphia June 2 Miss Margaret Wilson eldest daughter of the President visited the city today and inspected several new playgrounds. She showed interest in the public playground movement and hoped to interest others in obtaining the Naval Hospital site for a large child playground. The city originally gave the Naval Home site to the government and now seeks it back for a park. Miss Wilson refused to state her attitude on the matter.

Philadelphia Margaret Wilson Naval Hospital Naval Home Miex Wilken

The Woman About Town and the Lonely Wealth Gap

A fragmented column depicts a Woman About Town observing summer closures on Fifth Avenue mansions and discussing wealth, loneliness, and healthy living. A street scene follows with a policeman, a new directory, an embarrassed couple, and a crowd pondering gender roles and social norms.

Attire Trends and Bathing Salt Prices in Vintage Shop Notes

A fragment lists fashion items and prices from a past shop catalog. It mentions bath salts available years ago for little cost and now, alongside a range of fabrics such as mohair, serge, and satin with caps, collars, and white satin trench pieces. Descriptions include bloomers, tunics, and accessories with numbers and color notes, reflecting period sales language and style emphasis.

Woran Mack Messaline

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