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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
7
The New York Tribune lists a mail order offer entitling the bearer to one copy on fine plate paper 14x19 inches. Subjects ready include Baby Stuart The Storm Breakers Mother and Child The Holy Family An American Beauty Peaceful Hour and other titled portraits.
San Francisco reports the murdered Lake Como woman is Mrs Porter Charleton formerly Mrs Neville H Castile born Mary Crittenden Scott daughter of San Francisco coal dealer Henry H Scott. She faced a divorce over her husband and once tried to shoot lawyer William R Craig in New York. Her brother Lt H H Scott of the U S Army married Admiral Sampson’s daughter.
Telegraph report from Baltimore notes Porter Chariton, son of Judge Paul Chariton, and his wife Mrs Chariton were in Europe on a honeymoon when the murdered woman found in a trunk near Lake Como is identified as Mrs Porter Chariton. Porter fled to Hamburg for a bank position. his family questions the alleged death and cites a prior quarrel with lawyer Mr. Craig and an asylum placement.
Actress Miss Jeanette Lowrie surrendered to City Magistrate Marsh on a larceny charge after investigations tied her to a $1,800 swindle against Mrs. Carrie Lee of Stapleton. Frank R. Grant, a Manhattan diamond broker, is jailed in Richmond County on the same charge. Lowrie pleads not guilty, bail set at $1,000. examination scheduled for June 24.
Mrs Esther Liberman of 237 West 10th Street spanked her fifteen year old son Abraham in a Children’s Court proceeding after officials warned she might lose custody to an institution. Justice Olmsted had given four chances to discipline him. She finally spanked him, he cried out, then she thanked the judge and took him home.
Felicien Buisset a Belgian bank clerk arrested for embezzlement on Fifth Avenue shot himself in the head in the Hotel Brevoort corridor. He had deposited about 46 thousand to 50 thousand dollars at Savoy Trust Company and held drafts and checks tied to Swiss dealers and Brussels.
Governor Hughes argues for direct nomination reform to curb party managers. He warns that current primaries let political bosses dictate candidacies, urging a state wide enrolment, official primaries, and safeguards to empower party voters while limiting abuses. He reviews Hinman Green and Cobb bills and calls for timely action to restore citizen control.
Plans were laid to launch the campaign of Congressman William S. Bennet for the Republican nomination for governor. The executive committee of the William S. Bennet Republican Club met at Grand Union Hotel Parlor A. A public kickoff will occur at Cooper Union. Headquarters aim to open in every Assembly district in Greater New York. Officiants include Henry Green president, Arthur K. Preyer, Jerome Schnell, Nathan J. Kane, Nathaniel J. Feldman, and Dr. Maxwell H. Lanes. Current HQ at Dr. Lanes residence, 2nd Avenue.
Albany June 10 Governor Hughes signed the Merritt bill establishing the boundary between New York and Massachusetts and approved further measures including competition for state work architects, amended charities banking law, and a transit commission name change for the New York Interstate Bridge Commission.
Albany June 10 Acting on reports by Dr Eugene H Porter State Health Commissioner Governor Hughes has declared odors from Standard Oil Tidewater Oil General Chemical and other refineries near Constable Hook New Jersey a public nuisance Residents on Staten Island across Kill Van Kull filed the complaint An order filed with the Secretary of State directs Attorney General O Malley to seek abatement in state courts against New York corporations and in the U S Supreme Court against foreign corporations
Judge Scott called the Pas saic Falls attack the worst crime in Paterson history and praised the victims’ youth as a guide to punishment. Joseph Murdock Thomas Matthews Alexander Turner and Albert Riley drew six years each at Caldwell Penitentiary. John McCready received five years. Pedro Predere’s bond of one dollar was forfeited after failing to appear.
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company proposed a multi–line elevated expansion costing about 30 million dollars. Plans include third tracks on Second and Third avenues, a Steinway tunnel integration with the subway, and new connections to Queensboro Bridge, Harlem River, and West Farms, plus cross-town extensions to relieve the Broadway and Lenox lines. Mayor Gaynor supports enabling legislation to permit operations and franchise renewal.
Miss Ethel Link Yerkes by guardian James Chandler petitions Judge Ward in the Underground Electric Railways Company of London suit against Louis S. Owsley executor of the late Charles J. T. Yerkes estate. She became of age February 9 and seeks her share of a trust fund of 100000. The petition says she has received no payments and the estate owes her between 5000 and 20000 dollars.
A Salem woman Mrs. Cutler, described as a niece of the late C. Wyman of Salem, appears in the Registry office amid a dispute over the Isaac C. Wyman will leaving Princeton University a million. The claim centers on alleged influence on the testator when the will was drafted and whether Mrs. Cutler is a rightful heir through related lines including Susan R. B. Dickinson and others.
A Japanese-English press dispatch from New Orleans on June 10 reports anticipation of a Mikado era battleship visit. Rumors tie the event to Central America, colonial independence celebrations, and possible Anglo-Japanese negotiations.
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