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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
8
An advertisement promotes the Coward Arch Support Shoe for women that provides anatomical arch support for flat feet and relieves Pes planus. The shoe offers adjustable arch elevation and a heel height from one to two inches to improve walking comfort and restore a buoyant step.
Sold nowhere else at 264 274 Greenwich Street, New York. Sea barrier ware, steezt mail orders filled. Send for catalogue.
At West Point on June 15 1910 eighty two cadets of the class of 1910 received diplomas from Secretary of War Jacob McGavock Dickinson. General Walter Howe spoke urging readiness and discipline while cadets cheered for graduates Barr and Torrey who were to be married soon. A class toast closed the event as the train left the Point.
Telegraphed from West Point June 15 reports cadets of the graduating class rushed to marriage with Cadet Bobby Barr wed to Emily Glasgow within an hour of diploma grant, and Cadet Torrey to wed Alice Buckley the following day. Many engagements hinted, record may be broken, and traditions noted for presents and napkin ring loving cups.
One hundred thirty eight West Point cadets from the graduating class and class of 12 attended The Arcadians at the Knickerbocker Theatre last night. They came from academy exercises on a special train with sisters as guests and filled boxes and front orchestra seats.
The trustees of Irving Savings Institution and Excelsior Savings Bank yesterday declared a 4 percent annual rate for the July 1 period, marking the eighty second semiannual dividend by Excelsior Savings.
Mme Guillemin claims half of the Hart estate in the Paris will dispute over Benjamin Hart who died in Paris with a 2 million dollar estate. The case hinges on Hart being domiciled in Paris versus New York as beneficiaries argue. Evidence shows Hart declared Paris as home and French law on adoption and inheritance. Justice Greenbaum denied a US Trust motion to dismiss Mme Guillemin for lack of proof of adoption.
William McLaughlin sixteen of 178 Brooklyn avenue Brooklyn died after gasoline fumes from the motor of his father's launch the Margaret sickened him and two companions Richard Pettet and Dominic Petty were revived after being found unconscious by the boy's father at dawn. The three had been napping in the cabin awaiting a tide rise on Tuesday night.
George W. Post and Emil A. Starkloff were declared fugitives after bail of 10000 dollars each on mail fraud charges was forfeited. A New York bonding company stood security. They face further hearings July 15 on related warrants from Detroit and Chicago, tied to alleged sales of non existent mining properties to wealthy Englishmen.
Albany June 15 Stevens superintendent of public works after a hearing dismissed the charges by Regan McGrath Company of New York that the state was being forced to pay an excessive amount for barge canal improvements at Rome. The dispute centered on an agreement with the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company and a total cost of 518000.
In Yonkers a secret morning meeting led 20 motormen and conductors to unanimously quit, halting all cars by nightfall. The walkout follows a dispute over a flat wage rate of 2 cents an hour for a ten hour day, ending a sliding scale pay plan. Public officials and observers expect potential unrest similar to October 1976.
Early flight attempts by Joe Seymour end in a dangerous crash near the shed as the biplane engine misfired and the propeller whirled free. Seymour halted the machine by hugging the wheels, then resumed flying back to the shed. Captain Baldwin also crashes wheel on a low skim. Next Saturday promises major aerial spectacles by Har mon, Baldwin, and Seymour. Nassau Hospital tag day planned by Meadow Brook area colonies.
A special train carrying 175 members of New York City women’s clubs left the Erie Railroad station in Jersey City at 1 o'clock last night. Hosted by Borden Milk Company, the two day trip will visit dairies and factories. They are due to arrive in Jersey City tomorrow at 5 PM. J Y Cochrane, supervisor of city delivery, oversees the trip.
Stern Brothers on West 23d Street announced that starting Saturday June 18 they will close their store at noon on Saturdays for the summer season.
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