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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
8
A wife testifies that her husband’s golf success caused marital strife, leading to cruelty and her 18 pound weight loss. She alleges he controlled behavior, smoking, dancing, and financial fines, while she recounts conflict over his refusal to work and the couple’s deteriorating relationship.
A long fashion note boasts 276 patterns of newlife shirts with plain and plaited bosoms, soft and stiff cuffs, at prices from 1.30 to 10.00. It touts many sizes and sleeve to neckband measurements and mentions a stock of 92 patterns in $9 silk shirts.
An old ad promotes shirt specialties including white cheviot white silk and khaki fabrics. Men and boys shirts are described as close fitting with coat-like sleeves. It notes retail locations on Broadway at 130th Street and Fifth Avenue at Warren Street and Broadway Corners.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the American Commission for Relief in Belgium, visits New York with her two sons. She discusses war duration, aid to Belgians, and the American relief effort, noting contributions from Britain, Australia, and New Zealand while describing life in wartime Belgium and social customs. She and her husband traveled widely since the war began.
Tyrlys Elton Rogers testified yesterday about Mrs Walters’s health recovery following a disturbing incident at Went Lio Street. Witnesses described a scene in the doorway and a struggle as officers arrived. Rogers declined to identify the party’s occupation. The matter involves a custody and guardianship dispute with a potential $1,000 bond reported, and how the guardian's actions relate to a prior alibi.
Atlanta June 7 Prison Commission announced the case of Tee M. Frank, facing sentence on a term of life imprisonment, would be delayed until Tuesday or Thursday as deliberations continue. The delay is attributed to the commissioners’ discussions and gathering further evidence to support the petition.
Several hundreds respond to Harry summons as the navy yard booms with activity. workers recalled to restore operations and meet time targets. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a large mobilization of labor at the navy yard.
A chaotic prose fragment discusses Broadway and a “Variety Seeker” aiming to book Billy Sunday. It mentions cabarets, performance plans, and observers amid unclear references to Eugenia and other individuals, with hints of disputes and audience interest.
Announcement that the MacMillan relief voyage sails from New York toward Labrador to aid the Arctic expedition. Dr. Hovey notes awaiting letters from Donald MacMillan. signals that Peary’s claim was mistaken and more discoveries may emerge. The Cluett steamer departs with supplies for the Groton Mission, aiming for July 1 arrival.
The NYU Phi Beta Kappa Society crowned orators and awarded prizes for the memorial event at University Heuphte. Albert Lewin and Wic canine Gol du Statue won the frat prize. honorable mention went to Walam H. Deuper. Chancelor Brown joined as honorary member Thumaa We Hein and mathematician professor joined similarly. New members include Albert Lewin Arthur Apnuin Wolymen Wright Bers tram F. Saul Charles Hison Uhalde Jo Maren Rex Rikoff and others from class of 1916.
The Eden Musee World in Wax to Melt faces bankruptcy after a voluntary petition shows liabilities of 17 508 with 19 creditors including H Hollaman and Pag inistecher. Once drawing thousands daily, the wax museum on Twenty third Street will end amid plans to melt figures for sale.
A fire last night trapped 50 families in the upper floors of a building on West Forty-seventh Street. Joseph Ackerson and Jennie Ackerson were among residents rescued onto the roof as flames raged. Firemen from Engine Company 20 were knocked senseless by an explosion in the basement but revived and returned to duty.
The will of Charles Klein author of The Auctioneer The Lion and the Mouse and The Music Master was filed in Surrogates Court. It leaves the entire estate valued around two hundred thousand to his wife and children with specific bequests to sons Victor John Herman and Manuel Klein and the remainder to Mrs Lillian Klein. Writings and film stock moved to survivors. Esther A Henson testified about giving condensed milk to infant twins George and Ether Benson who fell ill and died after green specks appeared in the milk. The case includes disputes with Borden Condensed Milk Company over the cause of death.
A lawsuit filed in the Supreme Court at North Arlington seeks $100,000 in damages from the Borden Condensed Milk Company after the deaths of twins. The suit names Edward Ay Bene of North Arlington as plaintiff.
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