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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1913

Page

4

Heber Hides Names Of Men Behind Attack

Louis Weber known as Mridgie reveals to his wife the names he claims were involved in the attack on him on the East Side near Thirday. Police and district attorney seek a reliable statement as Weber fears for his life and believes the killer may have been a young East Side gangster. Weber’s guard and wife moved him to safety, and he underwent treatment at St. Vincent’s and Polycyclic Hospital amid concerns the weapon may have been poisoned.

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Fete Champetre Raises Funds At Dunham Estate

Westchester and Eastern Connecticut attendees gathered on Dr. Carroll Dunham's Hillside lawn in Tarrytown for a fete champetre benefiting St Faith's Home. The event, centered atop diverse booths and attractions, reportedly netted over 1000 dollars. Guests included Mrs. Dunham and Mrs. Edwin Gould, with tea poured by Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. A musical program featured Dr. Dunham and Miss Elizabeth S. Clark performing from 3 20 to 4 30.

Dr. Dunham Tarrytown Westchester County Connecticut Carroll Dunham Hillside St Faith Dunham Roswell Skeel, Jr Edwin MH. Mairs John D. Rockefeller George Legg Arthur Barney Albert Shaw B. F. Dwight HV. D. Black Ralph Matthlenken Mai

Suffragetes Capture Crowd in East Orange Parade

The East Orange semi centennial celebrations concluded with a grand parade reviewed by Mayor Gregory. Suffrage activists, not marching, organized a post parade mobilization with auto speakers drawing large crowds, plus suffrage tea fund-raising at a vacant store. The event featured 600 participants, Boy Scouts, civic groups, and a high school athletic meet.

Ternane Fast Orange N. J Oleett Mary Billet Offidiala Women's Political Union Orange Equal Suffrage League Orange Political Study Club Martha 14 Nordine Mary Killett Mary Cutting Henry Porter Charles W. Vick George J1. Linss Clara Berg Heaton Link Hoy Scouts Biselness Gregory Cardwell Ctty Hall Parad Jfor Austin Colgate George R. Olcott Boy Scouts and Cadet Corps Nations Guard Glcott Oscar M. Condit Vivian T. Smith Roger A. Butterworth Edger Hrigge James Corles M. de Forest Severel Borden D. Whiting Oscar Wingerod Hobart A. Walker Lyceum East Orange

Bacon on Steel Trust Witnesses in US Steel suit

Robert Bacon, former ambassador to Prevee, testified as principal witness in the government’s suit to break up the steel trust. He described Morgan and Hewitt’s roles, Morgan’s goal to form a beneficial corporation, and the directors’ commitment to avoid a monopoly while aiming to lower steel prices and raise wages. William J. Filbert of US Steel will testify next.

Robert Bacon Prevee United States Lteeration Bacon Corr de Uitoots Federalate Tannex Trust J. P Morgan Affectorate Annand Hewitt New York Hewitt Tren and Steel Burtne Richard V. Tondabury Cursex Propertien Macon Morgan Ite Brother Behwal Mele Corporation Morgans Gary William J. Filbert United States Steel Corporation

Policeman Potters Birthday Parade for 1200 Kids

Hazel Potters aged five celebrated with a grand Central Park parade led by Policeman Potters at 182 East End Avenue. The 1200 children, bands, Indians, Dutch dancers, and a live goat marched past Carl Schurz Park while cake, candy, and ice cream fueled a day of races and festive pageantry.

Maael Potters Meelty Huard San Policeman Potters Union Market East End Avenue Little Freddie Wither Art Hazel Potters Wil Central Park Potters Carl Schure Park Haxel Potters Freddie Wilbur Porters Uik Haxel Lly Mott Cupid Billy Mott Tomer Arthur Helen Roethe Yorkie Church of the Moly Trinity Mth Street First Averse Liberty Girls Chara Martha Multer Helen Jadi Hazel Potters Hasel America Fatty

Crops Stop Railroad Work at Mount Ida Quechua Valley

Work on the Mount Ida Quechua Valley and Hot Springs Railroad has been suspended as farmers who built the line are busy with crops. The halt reflects a farming season priority keeping the project idle until harvest work resumes.

Memphis Mount Ida, Quechua Valley & Hot Springs

Yale Man Drugged After Leaving Dresden Hotel

Yale student Thayer Munson, twenty nine, was found unconscious near William Rockefeller's estate on North Broadway in Tarrytown at midnight Friday. He was transported to Tarrytown Hospital and then to New Canaan, believed drugged and abducted by car. He recalled being in Times Square and riding in a car, with $125 missing and only 13 cents left. his watch and chain were gone.

Howard ‘Thayer Munson Yale William Rockefeller North Broadway Tarrytown Tarrytown Hospital New Canaan Conn Young Munson New York Dresden Mubway Station Times Square Munson H.R. Worthington

Civil Service Men Feast At Convention's Close

The Waldorf Aster last night hosted a 190 cover dinner closing the three day National Assembly of Civil Service Commissioners. Speakers included Frank Gallagher and Jacob New who praised merit systems and discretionary exemptions while noting hearings and due process. Attendees ranged from FLA Smith to Justice Russell and Lewy H. Van Dusen, reflecting a broad civil service gathering.

Waldorf-Astoria National Assembly of Civil Service Commission Civil Service New York City Commission College of the Elvit Seevice C.K. Buell National Association Tn K Justin Stapleton Elinor le Curtins Massachusetts Civil Service Comminaton President Maley The College of the City of New York Fla. €. Smith Chester D. Potter James Creelman Robert Catherwood Alexander R Fordyce Urns Gillam Frederick G. Ireland Otto Kempner John H

Weather report from Washington forecasts warm, unseasonably high temperatures nationwide

Official forecast notes low pressure near the North Maines and along the border from the Rockies to the Great Lakes causing a general northward air flow and warm weather across most regions east of the Rocky Mountains. Temperatures are unseasonably high in the North Pine states and Missouri Valley, with light scattered rain in the northern states within twenty four hours.

Washington North Mains Altes Forth Hocky Mountains Great Lakes Bucky Mountains North Pinine Middle Minalealppt Ohio Middle Atlantic North States

Upholstery Deals and Weather Outlook Across Regions

An advertisement lists upholstery items including cedar storage chests priced 11.75 to 21.00 and Deer Isle Couch Hammocks. A lengthy weather forecast follows, noting rain and warm to mild temperatures across the eastern states, with winds varying by region from the Atlantic coast to the Midwest and southern states, and expectations of continued warm conditions into Sunday and Monday.

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