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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
32
In a damaged suit a plaintiff accuses a lawyer of making false statements to aid the plaintiff. The defense notes the attorney for Hrumiey and Litigants faced questions about evidence and witness handling while a verdict favored the Wallwast company. The trial proceeded with testimony on witness credibility and alleged coercion.
A strange, partly legible tale describes a hidden safe found in the woods near Bowery Bay Board area, containing jewelry and a trinket. The iron door broke, revealing a cache claimed by a wealthy family, with a rusted combination and a note about a caretaker.
A regional political uproar centers on Governor Mise Commae and state actions after a contested primary. The document cites internal turmoil and calls for resignation, with limited readable names and unclear dates due to OCR errors. The piece hints at governance strain and election fallout impacting leadership credibility.
Investigation exposed fraudulent voting in the 17th Assembly District with four deceased individuals on registration lists. Names include Heineine, Michael Dee, Bert on the Baka of the Jeet erneral Plertion, and Andrew Bchnitlinger. arrests and indictments targeted election officials and registrars amid a broad fraud probe.
The Hurlet Hebrew School on 18th Street celebrated moving into a four story brick building costing about $50,000. The new quarters include classrooms, a large auditorium, and grounds for a playground. About a thousand friends attended as Rabbi Margulies and W. Marculira spoke. the dedication week will feature daily services and ceremonies.
Engineers complete a 34 foot park bridge in four hours over Tihhers Creek near Van Cort Park. Park Commissioner Thomas Wowhittle and Captain HW Smith supervised as Company M soldiers laid the trestle and bridge planks. The bridge, praised for its quick construction, will be visible at Van Cort and Park for years and signals future park work.
A bearded lady at Millvale carnival alarmed crowds as she swayed cash from a neck bag. A man fired toward the crowd. police and a sword swallower were escorted away as the tent collapsed into disorder amid the shooting.
More than a thousand persons attended the Third Presbyterian Church in Trenton for the Sunday school’s fifth anniversary celebration. The event featured choir members, a university music program, and a Sunday school orchestra conducted by Martin Mayer with thirty five players, noted as the largest church orchestra in the area.
Prominent architects in the American Institute of Architects oppose Secretary McAdoo and the Public Buildings Commission plan to reform the old pork barrel system. A minority report by Postmaster General Burleson criticizes the majority, while letters from architects question the commission’s recommendations and urge consideration of department needs and expert judgment.
Wildwood police and County Prosecutor Jefferson Kilmer investigate the auto death of Clarence Kitmer, Wildwood garage owner. Two men, John Coleman of Philadelphia and John McCann, formerly of Scranton and Philadelphia, are arrested after a trip to Cape May to obtain a driver’s license for Coleman. Kilmer died from injuries after reportedly standing on the running board as the car swerved. the two suspects allegedly carried pawn tickets and cash in Kilmer’s vicinity.
The Board of Appraisers rules that clothing with braid or embroidery is taxed at 6 percent, while plain garments pay 30 percent. The decision affects arriving American tourists with braided evening wear, but not overall imports of evening clothes.
The United States Card Day Alliance received a $1,068 contribution from New York letter carriers at a Lenox Avenue Mason Temple meeting. Rev It. Le Bowlby, general secretary, urged weekly rest days and improved Sunday observances while praising carriers for their service and encouraging continued efforts.
Bellevue physicians held a weekly outdoor concert for about 1200 patients on hospital grounds. Dr Weinstock Ratner Gaupta Stockhammer performed on violin and other doctors joined on instruments. Dr Wellington paced the piano as the performance endured from two up to four hours.
State Workmen’s Compensation Commission explains advantages of using the state fund for employers. The act takes effect July 1 and allows four insurance forms. State fund covers management expenses for 30 months and may offer lower rates than stock companies. Circulation outlines immunity from assessments for those insured in the fund.
Police report on a daytime hold up at a Brooklyn paint firm. Witnesses dispute the claim, with investigators continuing to probe the men linked to the Nevaa robbery and related arrests. Court actions and arraignments were noted as part of ongoing proceedings.
The event named for the Juilliard Memorial will take place in New York with Mrs Alma Savtiand and Father Preactrete Compith overseeing the ceremony. A fund of one hundred dollars is noted for construction or related costs. The time is described as dawn with a focus on art and music in a formal dedication setting.
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