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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1912

Page

10

Dress of Chicago Girls Shocks Woman Judge

Public guardian of delinquents Miss Mary M. Bartelme led a taxicab tour through Chicago streets pointing out girls in tight skirts, short coats, high heels, and bright stockings as examples of outlandish fashion. She blamed mothers for the styles and urged reform, noting high school girls influence younger peers and calling for better maternal supervision.

Dress OF Chicago Girls the Tribune Chicago Mary M. Bartelme Gyvenle Court Bartelme Lincoln Park Lake Shore Mon Bertelme Miss Bartelme Wien Misa Bartelme Mise Bartelmer Beny

Carnegie in Her Cabinet by Dr Anna Howard Shaw

Dr Shaw head of the National American Woman Suffrage Association outlines her White House cabinet and platform in McCall's Magazine. She proposes Jane Addams as Secretary of State, Andrew Carnegie as Secretary of War, Louis D Brandeis as Attorney General, and John D Rockefeller Jr. as White Slave Commission chair, among others, plus a program for education reform food safety land control and public health funded by tariff reduction and federal control of railways and utilities.

Anna Howard Shaw National American Woman Suffrage Associaton White House Shawn Jane Addams Chicago Hetty Green Genewal Shaw Auchor

Newsgirl Weds Wealthy Jewelry Manufacturer at Vanderbilt Hotel

June 4 in Danielson Connecticut a newsgirl, twenty ten, married Frank M Bates thirty three a wealthy Attleboro jewelry maker and Max Nan Corrigan of New York. Bates bought her stock as the hotel opened and then proposed. They left for Boston after the ceremony with Miss Corrigan and stenographer Miss Beegan in attendance.

Vanderbilt Danielson Conn Frank M Bates Attleboro Mass Max Nan Corrigan West Sith Street New York Providence Sere Ril Boston Hates Corrigan van Aerbil Bates Mise Corr Mise Ann Beegan

Divorce for Mrs Robbins in Reno cruelty decree granted

In Reno Nevada on June 4 Georgiana Sex ton Robbins of Brooklyn gained an absolute divorce from Charles Randall Robbins of Tarrytown New York on grounds of cruelty. The suit was uncontested. The couple married in Brooklyn in 1904 and lived in Babylon Long Island before moving. Both are described as wealthy.

Reno Brooklyn Nev Georgiana Sexton Robbins Charles Randall Robbins Tarrytown American Locomotive Works Robbins Babylon Long Island

Mrs Arnold Home Again Sparks Dorothy Arnold Rumor

Mrs Francis Arnold returns from Europe aboard the Red Star liner Ither Finland reviving speculation about Dorothy Arnold who vanished from East 78th Street last December. Passengers claimed she stayed with her daughter in a German health resort, but no evidence supported the rumor. The Arnolds guarded silence as they met at the pier. mourning attire was worn.

Europe Dorothy Francis FR Arnold Red Star Finland Dorothy Arnold East 78Th Street Anold Germany

Runs Away Record and Bridge Event for Suffragettes

A fragmented report notes Raymond Williams, Chicago champion, selling items near Elizabeth Street for time in four years and mentions a bridge and euchre party to raise funds for the Interborough Buttrage Club led by Mrs. Robert H. Elder t at No 120 West Met street this evening with prizes promised.

Raymond Williams Chicago Elizabeth Street Interborough Buttrage Club Robert H. Elder T West Met Street Mary Donnelly

Scouts Lend a Hand at Astor Roof Benefit

Scoutmaster Paterne of Troop 1 and a company of Boy Scouts assisted a New York Milk Committee fundraiser on the Hotel Astor roof for the Committee for the Prevention of Infant Mortality. The event featured performances by Miss Dorothy Jordan and the Gavotteers, with program sales and literature urging two cents a day to educate a mother. Housewives League organizer Mrs. Heath led price-cutting efforts at Fulton Market and local shops, promoting affordable fish as a counter to rising food costs.

Paterne Boy Scouts J. Borden “Harriman Committee For New York Milk Committee Hotel Astor Harriman Astor Stephen Brown Margaret Kerr Giria Mies Dorothy Jordan Boston William Goadby Loew Charles D. Dicker Ro Fulton Cutting EH Harriman Freien Behenitenes Shetr Ann Ynee Janlee Dareiey John Murray Louise Darntes Ohm Mierey Mannie Mien Ruth Toraper Mise Daeohs Jorden Mins Ant Wynne Wil Musaian Marhems Fone Vance Tannera Iiss Dorney Janae Tha Tinesty Curtis Atlan Henry Tres Cabs Jee End Mane

Row Over Dr MacArthur Atlanta Tabernacle Split

The Atlanta Tabernacle faces a church division over the ailing tenure of Dr Robert MacArthur former pastor of Calvary Church New York and president of the Baptist World Alliance. Disputes over liturgical changes and institutional features have prompted resignations and requests for relief from church leaders. The rift follows Dr MacArthur’s clash with the church’s democratic set up and his controversial remarks on dormitory terms.

Teeerapn Atlanta Robert & MacArthur Baptist World's Alliance Calvary Churen New York Baptist Tabernacle Broughton Christ Church London MacArthur HM. A. Etheridge Josep Broughton AM. Smith

Middies in Haste to Wed First Married Man in Class

The Tribune reports midshipmen graduating under a new commission law plan rapid marriages. Several members intend to wed immediately after graduation while awaiting orders to join ships. Some announcements are public, others kept secret, creating a race for the honor of being the first married man in the class.

Lby Telegraph the Tribune Annapotle Tt Tm

Kisses for Rostron Sailing Hero Receives Gifts

Crowds on the ship bridge presented Captain A H Rostron with kisses and gifts as the RMS Titanic survivor prepared to back his vessel from the Hudson, with Grace Kemble and Irene Claire among the givers. The gesture sparked cheers from young women nearby.

Kises Loren A. H. Rostron Alanater Hudson Mediterranean Kitnen Cape Tain Grace Kemble Irene Claire Winter Garden

Mrs Heath Leads Opposition at Market Hearing

Mrs Julian Heath, president of the Housewives' League, drove opposition at a City Hall hearing on a plan to relocate markets. Cyras W. Miller and the commission pressed ahead, with Flora Spiegelbers questioning the retail emphasis and Heath asserting the plan should not be endorsed by the commission before the Board of Estimate and Apportionment.

New West Washington Gansevoort Julian Heath Housewives’ League City Hall Cyras W. Miller Therons Mier Miller Yhie Eattjaate Heath

Strike Near End as Hotel Waiters Walkouts Continue

Reports from strike headquarters describe dwindling action as hotel waiters resist outside aid. Rose Stokes denied funding while urging unity. two clubs supply waiters by rotating staff. Eleven cooks quit Grand Central Station restaurant. Citron, a strike breaker, struck manager Slocum and was fined.

Machinery Club Church Street New York Stock Exchange Stock Exchange Grand Central Station Pullman Trederick M. Reed Hotel Association Bryant Hall Carnegie Hall Morris Hillquit John Stanhope Adolph Gremer United Mine Workers’ Union John Citron Marie Antoinette J. B. Slocum Citron Slocum McQuade West Side Court Bustanoby’s West 89Th Street

Minority Grabs Control of Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad

In a disputed meeting, minority stockholders led by Joseph Ramsay Jr of New York elected a board of directors over protest from the majority and a Watson group representing the Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal. They claim control of a 37.09 million dollar railroad and say they purchased to wrest it from Wabash-Pittsburgh domination for their own interests.

Cleveland Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Joseph Ramsay, Jr New York Wabash Riailroad Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal John H Watson Wabash-Pittsburgh Terminal Company Wheelng & Lake Erie Watson Ramsay Watken Wheeling & Lake Erie

Gas Kills Three Generations in BronxFlat Tragedy

Police found the Werner family at 24 Bradhurst Avenue all dead from gas inhalation. Mrs Gabrielle N Werner aged about forty nine, her son Aneel in his twenties, and granddaughter Yvonne were last in the three rooms. Lena Conrad of West Mist Street received a card from Mrs Werner predicting death. No money or food found, authorities theorize Mrs Werner flooded the room to kill herself and her son while he slept.

Gabrielle N. Werner Aneel Yvonne Bradhurst Avenue Bronx Cas Mise Lena Conrad No. WO West Mist Street Werner Werners

Gang Shootout Near Chatham Square Turbulence Flares Up

In Chatham Square, a gang shooting outside Christie Sullivan's saloon on Bowery erupted with eight shots. Chick Trigger reported fleeing as a rival gang approached. a barber shop window shattered and police chased a youth named Henry Ginsberg. Magistrates released Seidel, Baker, Murphy, and Martello for lack of evidence in separate Chinatown and Elizabeth Street incidents.

Chatham Square Christie” Sullivan Bowery Chick” Trigger Pollock Dovers Street Henry Ginsberg Jack” Poggt No. 12 Ginsbers Big Jack Felix Centre Street Jacob Seidel Harris Baker Chinatown Jack Porel Kernochan Tombs Court Charles Murphy James Martello Seidel Elizabeth Street

Boy’s Death Casts Shadow Over St Pauls Anniversary Week

Edamund Armour, thirteen, of Princeton New Jersey and student at St Pauls School, died of infantile paralysis. Alarm spreads as parents consider sending sons home while school officials urge caution and continue plans for the anniversary events in Millville Engle Hotel Alumni House and other gathering sites. Armour, a relative of the Chicago Armours, fell ill Saturday and died yesterday after Dr Charles R Walker diagnosed the disease. Parents Mr and Mrs George Armour traveled from Millville to Boston then Princeton. School closes June 19 and many pupils who have gone home may not return this year.

Terestapa Wane Concord N. M Edamund Armour Princeton N. J St. Paul's School Engle Hotel Millville Samuel 8. Drury Young Armour Armour Chicago Armours Charles R. Walker George Armour Boston Paul

Goethals Here For Honors At Columbia Degree

Colonel George W. Goethals arrives aboard United Fruit Company ship Carrillo to attend his son Thomas Rodman Goethals class of 1912 Harvard graduation. He is also to receive Columbia University Doctor of Science at today’s commencement. Captain Barstow and Metapan crew members are reported ashore after incident near Cartagena.

Columbia Harvard George W. Goethals Penma Canal United Fruit Company Carrillo Thomas Rodman Goethals Harvard University Charles Barstow The Fruit Company Cartagene

CITY WELCOMES GERMAN FLEET AT HUDSON RIVER

German squadron led by Moltke Bremen and Stettin sails into Hampton Roads and anchors off Governor's Island before saluting the Statue of Liberty. U S battleships Louisiana South Carolina Kansas and New Hampshire join. Events include dinners receptions and calls on Mayor Gaynor and President Taft with 1000 German sailors visiting Coney Island and Surgeon's Park.

Moltke Bremen Stettin Hampton Roads United States Louisiana South Carolina Kansas New Hampshire Hudson River Governor's Island Statue of Liberty 96Th Street Waldorf-Astoria Gaynor Surgeer's Park Coney Island Cers Cornelius Vanfertilt New York Yacht

Death by own action near Rochester autos autopsy June

An autopsy in Rochester confirms Robert S. Williamson treasurer of the Williamson Law Book Co committed suicide by swallowing carbonic acid. His body was found beside a country road near the city last night.

Rochester Robert S. Williamson Williamson Law Book Compu

Two suits filed against Edward Rosenheimer over auto crash

George Fedden and Miss Anna McCabe sued Edward Rosenheimer for 19000 and 90000 dollars after his car struck a buggy injuring Fedden and Miss Grace Hough and killing Miss Hough. Walter B Hough recently won 7500 dollars in a verdict for his daughter's death. Rosenheimer faced a manslaughter trial over the fatality.

George Fedden Anna McCabe Edward T. Rosenheimer Fedden Grace Hough Walter B Hough Miss Hough Rosenheimer Slaughter Acairs

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