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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1909

Page

16

Miss Morgan Opens Navy Yard Restaurant Address

Anne Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan spoke at the formal opening of a new dining room in Building No 14 at the Navy Yard in Brooklyn run by the National Civic Federations welfare department. The room drew about three thousand patrons amid noise before her five minute address praising women volunteers and urging collective effort to make the lunchroom a government model. Attendance reached five thousand as officers and civic leaders looked on and speeches concluded with vaudeville.

Navy Yard Brookyn Welfare Department National Civic Federation John Mitchell American Federation of Labor Anne Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan Miss Morgan J. B. Murdock Captain Murdock Navy Department Admiral Goodrich Navy Verd Washington America Murdock Goodrich

Jilts End Sparked Starlet Romance With Spreckels Line

Miss Mary Adele Case announces break with Claus Spreckels Jr after a Paris to Atlantic romance ended by a wireless message from John D. Spreckels. She cites pressure from Claus’s father and declares plans to pursue opera in theWest. Claus followers vow to accompany her, while she affirms independence and singing ambitions. Der Sens Co. ad promotes table wines.

Mary Adele Case Knickerbocker Claus Spreckels, Jr Jenve Seattle Paris Atlantic John D. Spreckels Claus Mr. Spreckels

Winslow Torpedo Boat Runs Ashore in Harbor at Morehead City

The Winslow with Massachusetts Naval Reserves aboard ran aground in the harbor at Morehead City while en route to sea from Beaufort. Efforts to refloat her with engines disabled have so far failed.

Morehead City N. C Beaufort Winslow Massachusetts Naval

Bryan for Prohibition Says He Will Defeat Beer Interests

William J. Bryan announced he would target brewers and whiskey interests after the spring Nebraska Legislature defeats. He urged a post election Democrats conference to plan next year’s campaigns and pressed to keep the party from liquor control.

The Tribune Omaha Nebraska William J. Bryan Mr. Bryan

Boy Struck by Auto Dies After Street Play

Ten year old Chester Giffen of 158 West 21st Street was knocked down in front of 240 West 22d Street. He died later at New York Hospital from hemorrhages. Police say the car belonged to Daniel R. Freedman with chauffeur Ralph Garney.

Chester Giffen West 21Th Street West 22d Street Loeb West 20Th Street New York Giffen Monroe New York Hospital Daniel R. Freedman West 55Th Street Ralph Garney West 49Th Street Freedman

Bacon as Ambassador to France Confirmed

Paris reports from Washington say Robert Bacon former secretary of state has accepted the France ambassadorship and will succeed Henry White at year end. Bacon initially declined but agreed after Taft's decision to replace White, whose retirement has been anticipated and lamented in official and business circles.

Associated Press Paris Washington Robert Bacon France Henry White Bacon White Taft Ambassador White American Chamber of Commerce

Italian Beats Man Then Mob Threatens Lynching on 16th Street

An Italian man claiming to be John Barratta, 43, faced a mob after beating a man with a club on East 16th Street. Two women, Miss Annie Collins and Mrs. Mamie Stevenson, intervened and were struck. Police arrived as the crowd urged lynching. Barratta took refuge in his building while stones and bottles were hurled.

John Barratta East 16Th Street 16Th Street Annie Collins Mamie Stevenson Barratta Miss Collins Assal

Jack London Alleges Health Decline in May Letter

In Honolulu a Telegraph report notes novelist Jack London writes to Dr E S Goodhue detailing multiple illnesses. He describes two operations in Sydney, ongoing malarial fever, and a mysterious nervous disorder that defies current medical understanding. London plans to sell the Snark and return home.

the Tribune Honolulu Jack London Goodhue Sydney London

Miss Yoakum's Friends Arrested After Station Altercation

S W Bennett attorney and brother in law of B F Yoakum president of Rock Island and Frisco lines S Russ lawyer and Charles Creeson Assistant U S District Attorney were held for trial after a clash at a railroad station during Miss Bessie Yoakum's departure to New York. Police officer Eugene Wahrmund was disarmed and resigned.

San Antonio Tex S. W. Bennett B. F. Yoakum Rock Island Frisco S. Russ Charles 8. Creeson United States District Attorney Eugene Wahrmund Bessie Yoakum New York

Mrs Eddy Appears in Flesh amid Newspaper Visit

Boston dispatch details June 7 1909 showing reporters at Mrs Mary Baker Eddy's Beacon Street Newton home as she drives by. Reporters view her handling the event while a statement from Eddy defends her presence and the Christian Science founder's living status. Board names McKenzie Chase Dittemore elected at Mother Church meeting. Mrs Eddy sends a letter to the directors confirming attendance in spirit.

the Tribune Boston Della M. Gilbert Chestnut Hill Mass Mary Baker Eddy Mary Baker G. Eddy Mother Church of Christian Secience William P. McKenzie Stephen A. Chase Fall River John V. Dittemore New York William B. Johnson Mre Mary Baker Pddy Mother Church

Mrs Gilbert attacks Boston Christian Science leaders

Mrs Della M Gilbert presses for openness in church leadership and reforms in Boston. She accuses Boston insiders of secrecy and money motives, vows to reveal alleged faults, and mentions plans to organize a modern Christian Science church amid a dispute with J W Dittemore over licensing and publishing.

Della M. Gilbert Christian Science Church Boston J. W. Dittemore Committee On Publication New York Mrs. Gilbert Mrs. Eddy Concord Dittemore David B. Ogden

Hawley Seeks Transcontinental Rail Link via Orient Road

Hawley plans for a through route across the continent linking Atlantic Newport News to Topolobampo Mexico with the Kansas City Mexico Orient line and Hawley roads. The plan envisions Chicago Cincinnati Louisville area bonds taken over for reorganization and a wide traffic network including Hamburg America. The project aims to connect with Pacific service and extend across the Pacific via the Orient and Stilwell system.

Chicago & Alton Railroad Company Hawley System Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Company Hawley Roads Hawley Lines Continent Atlantic Seaboard Newport News Pacific Topolobampo Mexico Orient Atlantic Coast Great Lakes Chicago Toledo Chesapeake & Ohio Cincinnati Louisville Toledo, St. Louis & Western Hawley The Tribune Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Kansas City Hamburg-American Alton Hamburg-American Steamship Company Hong Kong Fort Stilwell Pacific Ocean United States England Holland San Francisco Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Arthur E. Stilwell Kansas City, Pittsboro & Gulf Road Kansas City Southern Railway E. H. Harriman John W. Gates Stilwell Kansas Oklahoma Texas Chilf California Europe Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Road George Crocker Orient Road Gould George J. Gould Russell Harding Missouri Pacific R. ©. Clowry Western Union Telegraph Company

Bulgarian Turkish Frontier Fight Extends Eleven Hours

A Salonica dispatch to the Frankfurter Zeitung reports an eleven hour clash along the Bulgarian Turkish frontier between Bulgarian and Turkish guards. Casualties are not yet known.

Berlin Salonica Frankfurter Zeitung

Suffragette vandal defaces premier portrait at Royal Academy

A portrait of Premier Asquith by S. J. Solomon was defaced at the Royal Academy in London when a vandal pasted a label reading Votes for Women across the artwork. The incident occurred on June 7 as part of ongoing suffrage protest activity. The act highlights tensions over women’s voting rights and follows similar demonstrations by suffragette groups in the period.

Royal Academy London Premier Asquith S. J. Soloman

French Naval Plan Seeks 600 Million For Battleships

Paris reports the Cabinet approved a ten year naval programme costing 600 million dollars. It includes six Danton class battleships, six République class battleships, and four Gambetta type armored cruisers.

Paris

Funston in Revolver Duel With Burglary Suspect

Brigadier General Frederick Funston, commandant at Fort Leavenworth, woke to a burglar in his quarters. He fired three shots as the intruder fled. the man escaped unharmed and Funston believed the assailant intended to rifle his pockets while he slept.

General Funston

Five Hundred Injured by Lightning in Cracow Blast

A Cracow dispatch reports five hundred wounded after an army powder magazine exploded by lightning on Saturday night. Three soldiers died, forty houses wrecked, and hundreds damaged. Thousands of pounds of powder and fifteen hundred projectiles were scattered in a crowded station area. hospitals are crowded with the injured. In Kingston Jamaica a dynamite explosion at railway stores killed one man and seriously injured another, damaging nearly a block of buildings. Two workers were inside. 2,000 to 3,000 pounds exploded causing a loud concussion and widespread alarm.

London Cracow Austrian Poland Kingston Jamaica

Detroit Brokerage Leader Faces Suspension After Death

Adams M. Holden died by his own action at his Detroit home. Fred S. Osborne & Co. suspended operations pending further word. The firm’s trouble ties to Ennis & Stoppant’s April NY failure, with Holden’s despondency linked to a large speculative account and three Ennis & Stoppant ventures on file.

Detroit Adams M. Holden Fred S. Osborne & Co F. S. Osborne Mr. Osborne Holden Frankfort Osborne New York Ennis & Stoppant Osborne & Co Ennis & Stoppan Thomas A. Ennis United States Alexander Ennis

Aged Teacher Robbed at West 30th Street Station

Lieutenant Dempsey heard a tale from Nicholas Rossignelli an aged modelling instructor living at 158 West First who reported burglars robbed his room on West 30th Street items stolen include silver medals foreign coins and papers Detectives are assigned to investigate notes mention medals from Mrs Abram S Hewitt and the National Academy of Sculpture in Marseilles France

Dempsey West 30Th Street Nicholas Rossignelli West Rossignelli Cooper Institute Abram S. Hewitt Institute National Academy of Sculpture Marseilles France

Senate finishes cotton schedule and feuds overBryan

The Senate completed the cotton schedule of the tariff bill restoring Dingley rates on hosiery with a small debate. Democrats Bailey Money and Stone sparred with Bryan over platform pledges as Stone pointed to shifts on tariff commitments and lumber free list votes, highlighting party divisions.

Tribune Bureau Washington Senate Finance Committee Penrose Scott and Gallinger House Dolliver Chicago Senator Stone Missouri William J. Bryan Bailey Money Bryan Mr. Stone

Democratic Platform Debate Sparks Rivalry in Mississippi

In a Mississippi hearing, Mr. Bailey and Mr. Money defend independence from Denver platform pledges while denouncing details in party platforms. Mr. Stone rejects overt criticism of Bryan and resists entangling legislation with platform specifics. The dispute subsides as a race night session resumes after oil worsens tensions.

Bailey Denver Bryan Mr. Bailey Money Mississippi Stone Chicago Missourian Clarke Arkansas

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Navy Yard Restaurant Archibald Alexander Amore William Read George Blumenthal E. H. Gary Marie B. Pond Mary Sherswood John B. Walsh Edwin A. Lefebre, Jr Francis H. Cabot J. Borden Harriman Everit Macy Ogden Hammond Charles B. Alexander Pierpont Morgan Nicholas Murray Butler Joseph Medill McCormick Jeannette L. Gilder Midzune Seth Low William Fellowes Morgan Samuel Gompers Joseph F. Valentine E. S. Garrison Charles F. Meyer B. J. Greenhut Spreckels Boy Miss Case Dewey’s Lauterne and Moselle der Sens Co Fulton St Prohibition Miss Yoakum Christian Science Leader Mrs. Gilbert Scoffs Oceans Alton and Meawico & Orient Edwin Hawley Colonel Clowry Western Pacific Road Charles F. Ayer Henry A. Bishop Bridgeport Enrique C. Creel Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Frontier Guards Funston Hewitt Dingley
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