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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
13
Tarrytown editor Sinclair speaks on a local matter while Mr Holmes drives atford as despot and county guards Rockefeller estate.
An express train leaving Poston for Montreal derailed near Braintree on the Central Vermont line. A mail car and an express car toppled down a thirty foot embankment. Brakeman F L Whitcomb, though sprained, walked four miles to summon help and a wrecking train. Injuries were reported widespread among passengers and crew.
Reports say a detainee would be awakened at dawn to bail out others, prompting expectations of trouble upon their release. Onlookers cheered and yelled upon hearing the news.
Chicago hosts the twelfth biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting from June 7 to June 17. Delegates from all states plus Canada India Japan and the Philippines attend. Discussions cover suffrage sociological and economic issues concerning women and children with speakers from multiple universities and public figures.
A driver named Armon Veeser was killed after a struggle at a dancing pavilion in South Bead Staten Inland. Police say John Mereis, owner of the dance bar, was arrested and charged with homicide after an argument led to Veeser being knocked down and fatally injured on the boardwalk.
The Hebrew Faica tional Society opened its new three story building with a two story annex at Hopkinson and Sutter in Brooklyn yesterday. A golden key was given to Adolph Feldtrum by Simon Rothachild as contributions followed. Addresses by Hendergast Warburg Greenbaum Elkus Wise Hinb Namm Krags and Cohen closed with a benediction.
Rabbi Serber and Goldstein delivered the valedictory at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America graduation in Aeolian Hall yesterday. Graduates were ordained as rabbis and as teachers in Hebrew religion, with warnings that Judaism faces its most critical period and needs harmony to counter discord and disruptive influences.
Atlantic City delegates at the twenty-eighth annual Brith Abraham convention denounce the Burnette Dillingham immigration bill. Leon Sanders, grand master, urges the Senate to oppose the measure and defend American traditions. Samuel Dort laments Jewish suffering and cites past bigotry as the group plans three days of sessions led by Mayor Biddle.
The Federation of Oriental Jews of America urged all Jewish classes to unite for about 15 000 Oriental Jews in New York City. At Public School 1 the second annual meeting drew over a thousand delegates who discussed language barriers in Ladino Greek Arabic and English and the plan to import a Chief Rabbi to lead religious life. Speakers included Salomon Emanuel Samuel Coen Zacharia Levy Selim Bitton Rabbi Wise Abrams Elkus and Adolph Lewisohn.
The Eastern Steamship Corporation resumes daily summer passenger service on the Metropolitan Line between New York and Boston. The twin screw steel express steamers Massachusetts and Bunker Hill will depart New York at 5 p.m. from Pier 18 and reach Boston India Wharf the following morning. The ships boast fast coastwise service, refined dining, and safety systems inclining toward robust inspection.
Vacation sets arriving at Boston via the Metro line may transfer to turbine driven steel steamships of the Bangor Line to reach the seashore and river resorts of eastern Maine. From a nearby dock the twin screw steamships of the Yarmouth Line depart for the seventeen hour voyage to Yarmouth. Croze by the turbine steel steamship for St.
The Weather Bureau predicts generally fair and hot weather east of the Rockies next week with no major storms. Expect thunder showers from the lake region eastward and in the far Northwest, with local storms in the South. West of the Rockies, rains early week give way to warmer, fair conditions mid to late week. cooler Monday and Tuesday in the upper lake region and central areas.
Telegraph dispatch notes a fashion shift from Bulgarian to Mexican color themes on the Atlantic City boardwalk. Women embrace penciper skirts with multiple tiers, new collars, romin striped fabrics, and rubber accessories, while bold color combinations dominate outfits and bathing suits.
Motorists from Westchester and Connecticut head to a polo match via ferry service across the Sound. New Rochelle and Rye boats operate with odd hours starting early morning. schedules show limited times and shared crossings ending in the afternoon.
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