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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
3
The record shows Fullam prompting counsel and weighing witness testimony. Police and officers attended a meeting where the defense urged dismissal and questioned the official procedures and appointments for further steps.
Deaf and hard of hearing children performed on the front lawn of the New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb at 163rd Street and Fort Washington Avenue. Pupils marched, sang, and signed while instructors explained the day’s exercises. Twenty-one received diplomas after the annual address by Rev Dr Stoddard, with 500 students currently enrolled.
York women plan a peaceful protest against paying income taxes under protest. Led by Mrs Melle Squires and supported by Mrs Robert Adaison Mrs Howard Mansfeld and others they press for voting rights in a suffrage amendment. A poll of taxes officials suggests support for suffrage from several key commissioners.
Thousands of New York tradesmen joined parades in Manhattan and Brooklyn endorsing honesty as policy. Participants from various trades waved banners and vehicles showcased weight and measure demonstrations, signaling broad support for truthful business practices.
A New York program by Commissioner Joseph Hartigan featured parades in Brooklyn Manhattan and the Bronx as part of weights and measures week. The Brooklyn march included Hoy Scouts delivery wagons and four housewives with pennants urging honest weights and measures. The Manhattan march ran from Seventh Avenue and 135th Street to Washington Square with the Bronx route starting at Fordham Road and the Concourse. A bureau exhibit poster urged honest goods sold by honest methods.
Ed ward M Grout ex City Controller faced a pivotal moment as Stalker’s testimony about knowledge of asset overstatement surfaced, yet cross examination was blocked when Grout’s attorney Baldwin declined. District Attorney Cropsey aimed for a full cross, but Stalker left the stand unchallenged, leaving the prosecution short of expected discrediting questions. Ellsworth Bogart testified Union Bank stock pledged as collateral despite bankruptcy, with a $16,768 note appearing in the March 25 1910 Grout report.
The Tribune Bureau reports Washington dates for army and navy movements with lists of units and stations. It notes ship movements from Hampton Roads and Norfolk, detailing deployments and expected routes, including June and May schedules and key ports.
A large contingent of 32 doctors and 75 American nurses sailed from New York aboard the Holland America line ship Nieuw Amsterdam to England. They will disembark at Falmouth to await orders from the British government and assist wounded soldiers. The medical unit includes surgeons and specialists in nervous disorders, with Dr. James M. Nef and Dr. Phillip A. Chancellor coordinating reception, and Dr. George G. Davis in charge of physicians. The expedition costs are borne by the British government. The Polish Victims Relief Fund also formed, chaired by James S. Heck, to aid 18 million destitute Poles and noncombatants.
Frederick Gondorf admitted guilt to grand larceny in the first degree before Judge Malone in General Sessions. The case ties to a wire tapping scheme with Will iam O'Reilly, a Toronto builder, claiming Gondorf took $15,000 and offered to settle for $8,000 through his counsel Lemuel E. Quigg and K Henry Rosenberg.
Four year old Minna Schwartz rescued her mother Mia Schwartz yesterday at 1005 Second Ave by pulling a gas tube from her mouth to halt an apparent suicide attempt. Julia Mulligan and Gordon responded, aid given, ambulance summoned. Mia Schwartz revived and taken to Flower Hospital.
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