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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

9

District Attorney name urged by fusion committee

The Greenwich Village gathering in Abingdon Square urged the fusion committee to back M Aneny for District Attorney. Borough President McAneny spoke on city governance, saying eight men elected by the people run the town as a board of estimate, likening it to a commission form of government run by eight officials.

Greenwich Village Mc Aneny Manhattan Ieting Abingdon Square National Progressive Association Bth Mcl Aneny Board of Estimate Con

Sailor Pastor Honored by Mariners Church Jubilee

The Rev Samuel Hoult longtime sailor and 25 year pastor of Mariners Church of the New York Port Society was honored at a reception last night receiving a sowing cup from his congregation The church building has served for 95 years and the society has a new West Side home Delegations from the West Side Eleventh Avenue branch attended and letters of regret arrived from former members in Houston Albany and Frankfurt am Main Since Hoult led the church 101 new members joined and thousands were converted

Mariners’ Church Samuel Hoult New York Port Society Catherine and Madison Streets James of The Calvert Friend Society Bontt Presbyterian Church James Verentiee David B. Fleming Augustus F. Libby

Muff the Toy Spaniel Hosts Elite Birthday Party

Muff a descendant of a famed line of dogs celebrated his birthday at Miss Trene Ackerman 101 West 75th Street. Guests included Dot Jim Beauty Chief Prince Booster and others attended by guardians. A supper was served and a cabaret by Mike and Booster entertained. Each guest took home a white muff souvenir and a blue ribbon necklace.

Muff Miss Ackerman Ogdom Trene Ackerman West 75Th Street Chump Ackerman Dot Katherine Wiggin Jim Harry Leighton Beauty Chief J. H. Small Prince and Booster Annie James Jit Mike Booster

Alderman Dowling Attacks Board Over Mitchel Fear

At a Board of Aldermen meeting on Tuesday the board praised President Mitchel and noted his impending reign. Alderman Frank J. Dowling, a Tammany leader, complained that every member of the Board of Estimates wants to be mayor and that the whole “blooming bunch” is afraid of President Mitchel. A city dinner for Mitchel is under consideration.

Mitchel Dowling Board of Aldermen Mitchel Mn Yfietal Board of Estimate Frank J. Dowling Tammany Katimate Mr. Mitchel

Convicts Describe Conditions At Sing Sing Prison Testimony

Two inmates John M. Griffith and Samuel Middieness testified before the Westchester grand jury in White Plains as part of the Sing Sing prison inquiry ordered by Governor Sulzer and Warden Kennedy. Prison physician Dr Merenes also testified while Attorney Generals aides Winslow and Osborne questioned witnesses about prison conditions. Proceedings were held behind closed doors.

Sing Sine Prison John 8. Kennedy Sulzer Westchester White Plains John M. Griffith Bigway Brooklyn Samuel Middieness New York Sing Sing Great Meadows Merenes Thetelet Francis A. Winslow James W. Osborne

Waterloo for Waldo Foes Stirred in Aldermanic Fight

In Waterloo, the aldermanic committee debates Police Commissioner Waldo's fitness with a potential June 17 vote looming. Mayor Gaynor mocks the Curran committee as weak, while Dowling seeks a delay for a minority report and fusionists plot support. The fight centers on alleged derelictions and graft inquiries amid tense political maneuvering.

Curran Waldo Tammany Aldermen Ax Downing Shipley Uwo Board of Aldermen Owning Lnd Gaynor Frank Dowling Tammany

Doubting Thomas Speaks on Sulzer Meeting Outcome

Reports from Glens Falls Wednesday night say Henry Morgenthau quoted President Wilson as favoring Governor Sulzer in the direct primary campaign. Tammany Hall officials deny the President has taken sides, fearing interference in state politics. Some Tammany legislators consider impeachment inquiries against the Governor.

Sulzer Glens Falls Henry Morgenthau Wilson Tammany Thomas F. Smith Tammany Hall New York State

Cohalan Drops Trip as Bar Starts Probe

Justice Cohalan remains in Dublin as the Bar Association probe continues. Connolly’s charges and affidavits surface in a two hour examination led by attorney Crystie. Cohalan canceled his Cedric voyage with his children from Glenmore, Ireland, delaying travel to Treland. the inquiry reportedly awaits his appearance.

Cohalan Trip Bar Daniel F. Cobvlon Glenmore County Cork Ireland Arrowance Committee Asa Elation John A. Connolly Connolly Einar Crystic Asarievance Committee War Association Mr. Crystie Justice Cohulan Justion Crystie Coneynolly Connally Colversy Connally Albert Tt. Cruikshank Cruikshank Kansas City Cryatie Justice Cohalan Cedric Plews Treland Kathleen Eileen Conn Donal Patrick Plorence Dermot M O'Leary Mather O’ Leary Cohalans Coralan White Star Line Justice PTER

Twenty Knife Wounds End Life of Joseph Keys in Locked Room

Joseph Keys, 45, was found dead in his Third Avenue room with more than twenty knife wounds. A throat cut and wrist slash appeared fatal. a three-inch blade lay beside the body. Police weigh suicide vs homicide as landlord Toohey reports a stranger seen near the hall.

Joseph Keys No Tris Third Avenue Russell Hellevue Hospital Michael ‘Toohey Keys

Mayor Gaynor Defends City Cars in Page One Rant

In a candid session, Mayor Gaynor criticizes officials who use city owned automobiles for nonessential trips. Controller and Borough President Connolly press for more vehicles for departments, while the mayor argues cars should serve business needs only and not be used for social events. He notes excess cars and urges prudent use.

Gaynor Mrender Kast Connolly Richa

Turbulent Borough Succession Gamble Nears End of Year

Ongoing discussions posit Alfred Steers as a potential police court magistrate under Mayor Gaynor if he resigns as Borough President. Lewley Pounds, Public Works Commissioner, is seen as the likely successor by the Aldermen, who are split sixteen Republicans to eight Democrats, with Gaynor possibly promoting Steers to magistrate under a new law.

Mitchel Alfred Steers m Breakin Gaynor Steers Pondar McClellan Becausn Lewley Pounds Public Works Board of Tugistrates Beard of Bettmate

Steerage for Socialist Bouck White Plans to Study Immigrants

Bouck White, socialist in charge of Trinity Choir, plans to study immigrants and syndicalism while in steerage aboard a ship, intending to learn conditions under which passengers lived. He notes immigrants from southern Europe are adaptable and that steerage offers insight into American life and the reception of syndicalist ideas.

Steerage Bouck White Houck White Trinity Choir Sabia Europe America

Benedict Benedict Cruise Ends in Amazon Yachting Voyage

Commodore Benedict and party arrived in Greenwich after an eight week cruise up the Amazon aboard Oneida formerly Atreus. The voyage included stops in Bermuda San Juan Porto Rico and mermaida. Benedict says the trip went smoothly and was completed within the planned schedule.

The Tribune Greenwich Conn iOftenedict Hhis Honeymon Amazon Ispuesta Benedict Commodore Benedict New York Colgate Hoyt Richard Sinclair John Jones Amsterdam Fletland Georgia Appton Mernardeville Porto Rico West Indies San Juan Bcermuda Qiere Bridgeport Mermida Indian Harbor

New Flag of Queens Ready for Tomorrow’s Salute

School children will salute the new flag at a Queens transit celebration tomorrow afternoon on the Queensboro Plaza in Long Island City. Arrangements include a presentation of early Queens history, a big automobile parade, and a luncheon as part of the rapid transit event. A special committee met yesterday in Queens Chamber of Commerce rooms chaired by Robert W. Lighte to finalize details and invitations went to public schools boroughwide.

Borough of Queens Queensboro Queens Chamber of Robert W. Lighte Queens Chamber of Commerce Walt Quenns

Otis Elevator to Start Pension Plan for Long-Time Workers

Otis Elevator Company will pay 1 percent of final average salary for each year of service to eligible workers. Men aged 60 with 20 years continuous service and women age 55 with 20 years become pension eligible. About 9000 employees across Yonkers Buffalo Harrison New Jersey and the West to receive pensions. first payments weeks away. Henry Boyd of Yonkers plant, 76 and with the firm 57 years, is noted as a pension recipient. Death and disability benefits also included.

Otis Elevator Co Sxty Otis Elevator Company Yonkers Buffalo Harrison West Campbell Scott Ton Kora Henry Boyd

Benjamin Sues Friedmann Over Turtle Cure Profits

Dr. Benjamin sues Dr. Friedmann seeking a share of profits from the turtle cure and related royalties. He claims Friedmann planned com- mercializing the remedy in the United States with others including a drug merchant. The Friedmann Institute notes Dr Harry Benjamin fled a suit and that the Board of Health awaits full data on the cure.

Friedrich Peant Friedmann Harry Benjamin Fie Vidat Huomt Berelin Finlay Benjamin Fried Klaner Friedmann United States Friedmanns Friedmann Institute Dr. Friedmann

Surgeon saves life of Bronx boy with tube MRI miracle

Dr. James H. Kenyon at Fordham Hospital led a dramatic operation to save seven year old John Burkert after a wagon accident crushed his rib cage and lung. Using a novel tube method connected to water, he ventilated the uninjured lung, easing breathing and allowing rapid recovery. The boy’s ribs and collarbone began healing, and he improved daily.

Leger James H. Kenyon West 92d John Burkert 170Th Street Frankiin Avenue 171St Street The Bronx Fordham Hospital Fordham University Pagal Iaroush Kenyon Anesthem Ubebuna

School marks 149th year graduation in new building

The school celebrated its 149th year with graduation exercises in the assembly room of its new building at 6 West Street. Horace G Manghead of the classical department and Richard Montgomery, head of the scientific department, won top honors among twenty five graduates.

West Street Horace G Sil Chard Acon Montgomery

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Trict M'Aneny Waterloo Battle Mr. Gaynor Police Department Curranmittee Curran Scandal Chipman Curran Averman Helal W. TR. Sheehan eMcor Walde Nic Thomas Bill O. K Smith Benedict Cruise Bermuda F. M.gidding & Co Fifth Avenue Benjamin Sues Friedmann Berlin B. Altura & Co B. Altman & Co Murray Hill 34Th and 35Th Streets
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