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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1913

Page

9

Fatal Wreck On New Haven Road Leaves Victims In Stamford

A Pullman parlor car in a New Haven railroad wreck near Stamford left one dead and many injured. Survivors recalled being hurled forward as the engine plowed through the car, with rescuers and bystanders aiding the trapped. Coroner to hold inquest. block signals under scrutiny as investigators from the Public Utilities Commission survey the scene.

Mott Haven Yards New York New Maven J. J. Phelan Farfield County Sone Stamford Dougherty Smith Hougherty State Public Utilities Commission Stamford Hospital Eleanor Blum Brooklyn Stam ‘Ford New Haven Martsford Grand Central Terminal Stanford Tad Pers Sone Anxiotels Springfield Mfteer Mfteer and Twenty Miles An Hour the Engine Went Party Kheoligls Becthn No 2 Teas Petinuniy AMI

Noted Surgeon and Contractor Among Dead

Dr Howe head of Hartford Hospital and contractor H. Woodruff die in wreck on New York New Haven Hartford line at Blatt ford. Riverett J Woodruff, 30, a partner in John Woodruff Bans, married Viola Van Nostrand, leaves wife and two brothers, a prominent surgeon. He served as Hartford Hospital president and led medical staff. Remaining notes describe affected families and other individuals connected to the crash, including Mrs Kelly and students and clergy.

Dr. Howe Hartford Hospital BE. H. Woodruff Riverett J. Woodruff New York, New Haven & Hartford Blattford John Woodruff Bans Noway Flushing Mr. Woodruff Snn Joan Woodruff Fem American Medical Association Connecticut Medical Bojelety Hartford Medical Society Kelly Hoston East Mire New York Jennings, Jr Yale Jennings Tey Antonio Hetholy St. John Nepomucene Moman Cathol Ne Chuiveh Upper East Side Gregory Humes Dr. Tork World Ree Broad Conneett

Mayor hopeful McAneny touted at Knights dinner event

George McAneny, Manhattan Borough President, was extolled by fifty speakers and 300 attendees at a Clinton Hall dinner hosted by the East Side committee. Letters from absentees, including Jacob H. Scheff, expressed support. McAneny outlined plans for a municipal heating plant and cheaper city power, arguing it would advance public health and city budget goals. Attendees included Judge Ionnas ky, Dr. Antonio Stelin, and many civic leaders and officials.

George McAneny Manhattan New Knat Clintor Hall McAneny Fierie Jacob MH. Scheff Fide Efiie Pall Abwisan Mre ¥. G. Simkovtteh Henry Morgenthau 1M. Lewy Joshua Shrayregen Abraham Jacobs Mine Jilian Wald Ste. McAneny McAniny New York Menmure Cty Pomstenes Amope Ionasky Abrambo Etkus Br. J Magnan Valle

Laity League urges removal of Commissioner Waldo in Curran report

The Laity League Conference of Manhattan religious groups meeting last night urged adoption of the Curran report and called for Waldo's removal. It faults Mayor Gaynor for not supporting investigations and asserts the mayor is responsible for police conditions and tolerating evils despite prior official admonitions.

Vie Laity League Manhattan Hrons Conran League Waldo Gaynor Pax Nee Curran

City Ice Plant Plan To Use College Fee Machine

The Board of Estimate allocated 40000 in revenue bonds to fund an experimental project. Borough President McAneny secured the appropriation after failing to obtain transfers from other departments. Summer President Finley of the College of the City of New York proposed using the college’s fee making plant to handle municipal fee production, noting its excess capacity.

Board of Estimate McAneny Finley The College of the City of New York Aneny

Olinda at Savannah Docks After Fire Extinguished

The Munson Line steamer Olinda docked in Savannah Georgia on June 12 after extinguishing a fire in her hold. The crew will proceed to her Cuban destination as soon as possible.

Savannah Munson Line Olinda Nek

Nurses Strike Denied at Port Chester Hospital

Port Chester New York reports denial of a nurses strike at the hospital following the dismissal of Alice Wood, the superintendent. Mrs Mallory says the situation is not serious, some nurses left for unrelated reasons, and escorts for night staff were discussed but deemed burdensome by managers. The hospital insists patient care will continue at standard levels despite the disruption rumors.

Port Chester N.Y Alice Wood Mra Charles Mallory Minn Wood Mallory Muside Mia Alice Wood

Cruelty Case Up Today In Child Welfare Question

Mrs Menken president of a women’s group led an inquiry into the true parentage of a girl found subjected to cruelty in the Jefferson Market court. She claims the child is not the daughter of Mrs Forman, while Magistrate House prepared to sentence Mrs Purman that afternoon as the investigation continues. The girl is being cared for at No 7 West End avenue as the case proceeds.

Edward d. Kelly Hartford Wight Mra Mortimer Ho Menken Portuuere Jenis da Forman Jeannette Forman West 7Ith Street Jefferson Market Court Menken Harnett Magistrate House Mrs. Forsinant

Thief at the Astor House Steals $300 and Loses It

A theft at the Astor House involved a man taking $9 from a dealer in antiques and concealing the rest. He misplaced the money during the incident, ending with the owner receiving it back. The article notes valuable furniture and a room used by a high-ranking official. The remaining items from the Daniel Webster Room will be sold on Monday.

Astor House Ne Cal Daniel Webster

Cook Believed Poisoned In Metropolitan Club Tragedy

Harry Coxsean a Metropolis Club cook on Fifth Avenue and Fifth Street died after yesterday’s illness a few hours later at Roosevelt Hospital with authorities reporting a coroner’s inquiry and suspicion of poisoning He had married and lived on Second Avenue unsafely identified at the club until his collapse at noon and death at four pm with workers noting severe pains before admission to hospital.

Harry Coxsean Cli Fifth Avenue Sith Street Roosevelt Hospital Metropolitan Club Wan Bas Second Avenue Hosseau Yeaters Toelock

Nomination Quest Feuds With Fusionists Over Mayor Gaynor

Major Gaynor presses for renomination while denouncing fusionists as inadequately serious. In a long interview he hints at running with or without fusion backing, insists no party or organization controls him, and notes publishers seek his letters as he weighs life after office. Norman Hapgood and fusion committee circles discuss a potential candidate.

Major Gaynor New Nan the Cty Norman Hapgood

Three Day Vacation Authorized at Wroomingdale Bros

A store notice posted at Wroomingdale Bros informs workers that a three day vacation will be granted this year in addition to the Fourth of July holiday. The announcement aims to give the company time to plan employee vacation schedules.

Coe Nore Wroomingdale Bros Meanx Jules Yay

Republicans Plan Policy Conference on Fusion Negotiations

Republicans discuss policy at the Republican Club aiming to shape stance on fusion with the committee from city and county factions. No candidate actions decided. debates focus on Whitman, Rost, Cromwell, McKeen, and possible independent Democrat replacement for Purroy Mitchel. Independent and Progressive positions raise tension as talks continue for afternoon and evening conferences.

Fublican Club Whitman Mh Rost Cromwell McKeen Deat Board of Aldermen Carran John Purroy Mitchel

Barbers Strike Declared By City Leaders

City leaders at a meeting at No 9135 Second Avenue ordered a general strike of barbers workers. Four thousand men in two thousand shops will walk out this morning. Strike centers on districts above Sixth Street and along the Way Side and Bar Side areas after hours.

Sae Snuuovsim Second Avenue Sith Street 24 Street

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