EXAMINE BRONX PAVING "LIARS" SAYS HAFFEN
Bronx Civic League urged an investigation of the Department of Highways after protests over paving delays on the Southern Boulevard area. Resolutions call for workers assigned to jobs or discharge of idle staff, citing extravagance and taxpayer waste amid Borough President Hiden’s stance.
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Hiden
Bronx
Bronx Civic League
Department of Highways
McClellan
Willis
St. Ann's Avenues
Vie League
Christiansen Scientists Explore New Eddy Church
Boeton June 11. Christian Scientists toured the new church during Sunday services, examining corridors, pews, coat rooms, and the echo organ installation. Twenty thousand visitors were registered, with social gatherings alongside architectural interest, in a detailed, informal survey of the building.
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Tribune
Boeton
Deteil
Eddy
Move to restore Westminster Church and Lee sparks presbytery clash
At the New York Presbytery meeting in Brick Church a debate erupted over a resolution to restore Westminster Presbyterian Church of West 23d Street and its pastor Rev Dr John Lloyd Lee to full standing. The proposal introduced by Rev Dr J B Patterson triggered a lengthy discussion and was referred to the Moderator's Council after outlining steps including withdrawal of appeal to the Synod and reestablishment within the Presbytery.
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Presbytery of
New York
Brick Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
West 23d Street
John Lloyd Lee
Presbytery
J. B. Patterson
Westminster Church
Patterson
Herman Warszawiak
James Vereance
Board of Trustees
Frederick E. Shearer
W. R. Richards
G *Gound
Rancelace
Lee
General Corbin Reviews Dress Parade at West Point
Lieutenant General H. C. Corbin arrived by boat from Governor's Island and was greeted by General Mills and staff. He watched a polo match between officers and cadets on the parade ground at the United States Military Academy, West Point.
Tucker Dies in Chair in Massachusetts Prison
Charles Louis Ticker of Auburndale died in the electric chair at 12:12 this morning at the Massachusetts State Prison for the murder of Mabel Page. The crime occurred when she was stabbed to death at her father's Weston home on March 1, 19. The case had drawn unprecedented public interest and discussion.
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Boston
Charles Louis Ticker
Auburndale
Massachusetts State
Mabel Page
Weston
Massachusetts
Honor Men At West Point Police Inquiry Stirs City Hall
An investigation request by the Civic League into Southern Boulevard repaving spurs clashes with officials. Bronx leaders deny nine months of work while Tribune reporters press for facts. At West Point, cadets receive diplomas as class of seventy eight is reviewed and commissioned. Secretary Taft expected to deliver diplomas tomorrow.
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Toague
Icehouses
Brook Avenue
Haffen
Civic League
Bronx
St. Ann's Avenue
Mr. Heffen
Mr. Haffen
Endoeer Biggs
Board of Visitors
Corbin
Clase
Howze
Sevety
Army
Taft
Burglar With Record Caught After East 79th Street Break
Police say Julius Graham with aliases Gray Davis and Myers was arrested after being seen climbing a fence at No 87 East 79th street. A valise contained silverware and trinkets. a window and door at the Plaut residence were forced. Graham, with prior sentences in Massachusetts and Sing Sing, was held on 100 bail for examination.
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Meade
Ith Street
East 79Th Street
Leopold Plaut
Julius Graham
Jimmy
Plant
Vrope
Graham
Spector McLaughlin
Gray, Davis
Myers
Massachusetts
Sing Sing
Greham
Christian Scientists visit Concord for church dedication
Members from foreign countries and nearby locales flock to Concord N H to inspect Mrs. Eddy's Christian Science church recently completed and dedicated. The convention begins tomorrow with a 10 am annual meeting and 2 pm general meeting reporting progress and cathedral costs.
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Pleasant View
Concord
N. H
Christian Science Church
Mrs. Eddy
Sue Harper Mims
Atlanta
South
Tobacco Men Obedient to Grand Jury Subpoenas
Three alleged recalcitrant witnesses William E. Ransom John E. Young and William H. McAlister complied with a federal grand jury order to produce books papers and answer questions. They appeared with piles of books and were not hauled before the judge when court adjourned. Days may be required to review the extensive correspondence and data supplied.
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Grand Jury
William E. Ransom
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
John 8. Young
J. 8 S. Young Company
Baltimore
William H. McAlister
American Tobacco Company
Federal Grand Jury
Messrs. Young
Ransom
McAlister
Supreme Court
Washington
Lacombe
Henry W. Taft
Prand
Wabash Plan Ratified and Debt Retirement Set
Directors of the Wabash Railroad Company ratified the plan to retire debenture B bonds and waived current interest payments on A and B bonds. Most B bondholders already favored the consolidation scheme offering 7 percent new bonds, common stock, preferred stock, or $80 cash per $1.08 bond. A special stockholders meeting will decide on a new bond issue estimated from 10,000,000 to 20,000,000 to fund extensions after retirement and refunding obligations.
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Wabash Railroad Company
Berkeley professor Howison may sever ties with UC
Sensation rose in Berkeley when it was announced that Professor George H. Howison head of the philosophy department at the University of California had broken down and might soon formally resign from the university. He is currently in a Bank torium at Helena per information provided to the Pecully Liu.
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Tecerarh
K¢ Tribune
Cal
Berkeley
Cay
George H. Howitson
University of California
Howison
Helena
Lue Pecully Liu
Westminster Church faces possible reinstate and settlement
A presbytery considers reinstating Rev Dr John Lloyd Lee and Westminster Church in their former standing and withdrawing a civil suit. A liquidation of mortgages totaling 22600 would be accepted, and church independence affirmed. Debate includes Dr Patterson urging peace and opponents arguing infeasibility.
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John Lloyd Lee
Westminster Church
Dr. Lee Beats Dr. Shearer in Westminster Presbyterian Rift
A June 9 circular from Rev. Dr. John Lloyd Lee defends Westminster Church stance against the Presbytery of New York and accuses Rev. Dr. Frederick E. Shearer of perjury. Lee contends the stated clerk omitted letters and altered records, affecting court preparation and potential Synod appeal.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
New York
John Lloyd Lee
Lee
Frederick E. Shearer
Vereance
Presbytery
Shearer
F. E. Shearer
Tucker Dies In Prison Through Electrocution At 12:18 P M
The condemned man Tucker faced the death chair unassisted and without a guiding guard arm. He read a brief statement declaring innocence and seeking God’s forgiveness, and Governor Guild refused clemency after a clergyman’s appeal. Roosevelt’s telegram urging delay was cited as not altering the decision.
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Tucker
James H. Vahey
James
Tan
Governor Guild
Roosevelt
Dodging Sunday Baseball Law Leads to Possible Brooklyn Game
Nat C. Strong manager of Manhattan Beach and Edward Dougherty manager of Bay Ridge were discharged by Magistrate Tighe after being arrested for Sunday baseball violations. They faced charges for placing contribution boxes at exits after crowds dispersed near the corner of th street and Second avenue. The ruling may clear the way for a Washington Park game next Sunday between Cincinnati and Brooklyn. Strong allegedly devised evasion schemes including selling score cards and plans for a 14th Regiment Band concert to accompany the game.
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Nat C. Strong
Manhattan Beach
Edward Dougherty
Bay Ridge
Tighe
Butler Street
Brooklyn
14Th Regiment
Strong
White Sale Fashion Flair in June Garments
The advertisement touts a June White Sale with fresh white undergarments in cambric and nainsook. It highlights nightgowns, drawers, petticoats, chemises, and corset covers with embroidery, lace, and ribbons, plus basement bargains with low prices and multiple “three to a buyer” offers.
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Nainsock
Linen Suits at 7 50 from stock of fine linen
A local sale offers about a hundred white linen suits priced at 7 50, originally worth 12. The styles shown include a Peter Pan waist with plaits from the shoulders and distinct back point, elbow sleeves, and tailored finish.
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Siz
Embrai
Fourth Avenue
Stewart
Broadway
Delahunty to Get 42346 in Supreme Court Judgment
Justice Newburger fixed the judgment in favor of John Delahunty against Richard A. Canfield for 653,000 in professional services and 4 2 346 in commissions on gambling debt collection. He will allow interest on 27 500 tied to the 130 000 recovery from notes Canfield held for 300 000. Interest on professional services was denied.
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Justice Newburger
Supreme Court
John Delahunty
Richard A. Canfield
Delahunty
Canfield
Boy Nearly Dies in Freight Car
Elmer Faure a boy tramp was found in a refrigerator car in Union Pacific yards. He had been locked inside for seven days without food or water after entering the car at Burlington Iowa. The car began moving and only then did he wake to a perilous ordeal.
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The
Tribune
J Jmaha
Elmer Faure
Union Pacific
Faure
Ute
Furlington
Iowa
Treasury balance sheet details June 11 Washington
The Treasury opened with a reserve fund of gold coin and bullion totaling 150,000,000. Trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates include gold coin and silver dollars. The general fund shows deposits in national banks and Philippine Treasury reimbursements awaiting. Current assets and liabilities are listed as part of the day’s balance sheet.
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Reserve Fund
National Bank
Philippine
Actress saves girl from drowning at Winthrop Beach
Boston June 11 Miss Julia Sanderson of The Tourists Company at the Majestic Theatre saved an actress from drowning at Winthrop Beach. While swimming with friends including Miss Bessie Scott who had just learned to swim she ventured beyond her depth and sank. Sanderson seized her and brought her to shore. Scott was resuscitated and recovered.
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the Tribune
Boston
Julia Sanderson
Tourists” Company
Majestic Theatre
Winthrop Beach
Bessie Scott
Miss Sanderson
Railways See Dismissal Over Rebates Case
In Kansas City on June 11, the U S District Court dismissed charges against the Chicago and Alton and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railways for alleged export shipment rebates and against D H Kresky a Kansas broker for conspiracy to obtain rebates. The District Attorney A & Van Valkenburg said the railways were imposed upon and shipments influenced the indictments were dropped.
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Kansas City, Mo
United States District Court
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Maids dresses and aprons featured in practical styles
Neat well-made garments described with proper fit and flare. One-piece dresses in percale or seersucker priced 1.25 to 1.75, white Indian-head muslin 2.75, black sateen 2.25, black mohair 4.50, with additional options in percale and dotted muslin fabrics.
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Stewart Building
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Paakens
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Dred
R. A. Canfield
Boy
Federal Treasury
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Borh Street
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John Wanamaker
Wmerly
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