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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
6
A chaotic accident in New York left an eight member family among the injured and killed as multiple pedestrians, including a boy and a man, were struck crossing streets near Whitehall and High Streets. The crash involved a Newark bound trailer and multiple vehicles, with bystanders and rescuers responding swiftly.
The report details ongoing efforts around Kelly Pearls with statements from attorney John MeIntyre accusing opponents of persecution tied to Fugenia Keliz. It notes Kelly's planned early departure from New York for a long journey with family, and mentions detectives and investors weighing in on the case and possible witnesses.
Supreme Court records show sculptor William Ordway Partridge injured on January 16 when he slipped at work in Fort White. He alleges the fall damaged his right hand and hindered his career as a sculptor while suing Peugeot Auto Import Company for 15000. Partridge, famed for works including a Horace Greeley statue, has long studied in Rome and produced pieces for Columbia University.
The ceremony at Brooklyn Navy Yard honored fallen sailors with a miniature monitor launched into the water as crowds watched. Veterans groups and bands attended while speakers commemorated the dead, with taps at sunset and a salute from Coast Artillery Corps members.
Nine year old May Robbins is dying after claiming her teacher struck her with a ruler. Her father and town officials report months of denials by school authorities while a surgeon removed cancerous tissue and a report of corporal punishment remains disputed.
About 25,000 visitors toured six dreadnoughts at the navy yard yesterday as officers opened ships to the public. The Texas New York Wyoming and Arkansas drew crowds while sailors entertained families with dancing and refreshments. Admiral Mayo and Rear Admirals Bush and the first division headquarters were in Washington. The Arkansas will host the first division after June 2 while the New York serves as Mayo’s flagship for three months. The Arkansas and New York crews anticipate a world cruise and new secondary battery fittings are installed on the Arkasnas.
The report details funded projects in legal education Missouri teacher training Vermont and broader university standards. It notes surveys led by Professor Josef Redlich of Vienna and cites inquiries into bar admission, teacher salaries, and school facilities. Foundation president Henry Smith Pritchett defends its broad discussion of reforms. Copies are available from the Carnegie Foundation.
Prince Ranji Smile, known for cooking, faced Magistrate Cornell in Yorkville court over a $4.50 food and wine bill from Vincenzo Angelo’s restaurant on Font Twenty ninth Street. He denied intent to avoid payment, saying others tried to short him, while a companion left him with the bill.
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