Pratt Heads Striking Yonkers Transit Over Unsettled Demands
Yonkers streetcar workers strike enters day two as more than 100000 residents walk or ride to work. Pratt negotiates for strikers while urging arbitration, with no violence reported though transit chaos persists across Mount Vernon to Hastings and Cortlandt Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
New York Central
New Haven
George Holden
Streetcar
Hibernian Hall
Palisade Avenue
Leslie Sutherland
C. Pratt
Philadelphia
Yonkers
Miss Catherine Russo to Wed Italian Doctor in Pittsburgh
Miss Catherine Anna Russo, formerly a stenographer in the Department of Public Safety, will marry Raffaele Giordano in St. Pauls Cathedral Pittsburgh June 2. Giordano a New York physician and nobleman known as Dr Gior dano. both born in Catanzaro Italy. Frank Russo, her father, now resides in Pittsburgh. Russo is 22 and has worked all her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Pittsburg
Catherine Anna Russo
Department of Public Safety
Raffaele Giordano
New York
Giordano
Miss Russo
Bomb Threats Target Fassett Barber Shop
Frank Fassett who runs a barber shop on First Avenue was targeted by Black Hand threats after receiving over a dozen letters demanding money. An explosion shattered the ground floor hallway of the shop at dawn yesterday, with glass and dust but no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fassett
First Avenue
Black Hand Society
Detective Bureau
Fassett
East 67Th Street
Mayor to Address City College Graduates
Mayor Greymor will speak at City College commencement on June 23. The week begins with an Interecless Society debate in Townsend Norris Hall. Resident Finley will deliver the bacalaureate address Sunday, followed by a special organ recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyor Greymor
City College
Townsend Norris Hall
Finley
Speedway Wall Threatens Harlem River
Park engineers survey the Speedway wall just north of Washington Bridge and warn of imminent danger of collapse into the Harlem River. Commissioner Stover will seek funding after cost estimates are prepared by the engineering team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park and Dock Departments
Speedway Wall
Washington Bridge
Stover
Harlem River
Board of Estimiste
No Friction Said by City Officials After Meeting
Fire Commissioner Waldo Chief Croker and the Mayor met in a City Hall office yesterday morning denying friction. The trio rode away in the same auto. Waldo said talk of a safe and sane Fourth of July occurred. Croker sought to tell the Mayor he approves a pay increase for fourth grade firemen from 98 to 100 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Croker
Uniformed Force
Prendergast
Mitchel
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Fraternal Insurance Rules Set by N A I C Conference
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners meeting at the Hotel Manhattan issued tentative amendments for regulating fraternal insurance. Key provisions require annual valuations for members, triennial certified valuations, a 5 percent annual reduction of any deficiency, use of the National Fraternal Congress mortality tables as the standard, and limits on new societies lacking adequate periodic contributions and interest assumptions not exceeding 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Manhetan
Soae
Home Insurance Department
State Insurance Department
National Fraternal Congress Tables of Mortality
National Fraternal Congress
Utica Ave Rapid Transit Hearing Advocates Assessment
Citizens and officials crowded the Public Service Commission hearing urging a rateable assessment to build a rapid transit line from Eastern Parkway down Utica Avenue then Filetbush Avenue toward Jamaica Bay with aims to extend to Far Rockaway. Proponents cited land value boosts while opponents questioned population, costs, and trolley competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Eastern Parkway
Utica Avenue
Filetbush Avenue
Jamaica Bay
Far Rockaway
Gilbert Elliott
United Subways Association
Coney Island
Charles Alt
Alexander S. Drescher
WW. T. O'Donnell
Frederick W Rowe
William H. Milner
John J. Sneider
Albert Edwards
Gustave Luhn
East Flatbush Taxpayers’ Association
Edward M. Bassett
McCarroll
Hugh J. O'Neill
C. A. Kenmore
John Surdam
Favor Three Cent Trolley Favorable Brooklyn to Manhattan Line
The Manhattan Bridge Three Cent Line trolley request from Brooklyn shopping district to North River via Flatbush avenue extension, Manhattan Bridge and Canal Street will be recommended to the Board of Estimate. The report also urges denial of similar franchises for Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and Coney Island & Brooklyn Railroad Company. It notes potential Canal Street legal obstacles and suggests seeking enabling legislation if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Bridge
Three Cent
Brooklyn
North River
Manhattan
Flatbush Avenue
Canal Street
Board of Estimate
Board of Aldermen
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Coney Island & Brooklyn Railroad Company
Diamond Broker Arraigned Over Diamond Necklace Case
Frank Grant a Manhattan diamond broker at 115 Broadway was arraigned before Magistrate Marsh in Stapleton Staten Island on grand larceny charges. He waived examination and is in jail on 3000 bail. Jeanette Lowrie who surrendered will be arraigned June 24. Mrs Lee says Grant obtained a 2500 valued necklace from her claiming John B McDonald funded it. experts value the piece at 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grant
Broadway
Manhattan
Carrie Lee
Marsh
Stapleton
Staten Island
Grant
Jeanette Lowrie
John B. McDonald
Missing Hungarian immigrant girl last seen after restaurant visit
David Pollek reports his sister Giza, a young Hungarian immigrant, disappeared after registering at an East Side employment bureau and taking a job on Stanton Street. Two women talked with her at the restaurant, then she left with her belongings and has not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pollek
East 10Th Street
Giza
Hungary
Stanton Street
Abernathys Visit Customs Office To See Collector Leb
Louis and Temple Abernathy with their father Jack Abernathy visited the Custom House to meet William Leb, Collector of the Port. A marine police guard controlled crowds while they viewed the corridors and a fireplace tablet. The visitors recited some horse riding feats during a brief history talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Temple Abernathy
Jack” Abernathy
Custom House
William Leb
Marine Police
Mr. Abernathy
Leeb
Bose
Points Against Daughter in Hart Will Case
Testimony before Justice Greenbaum in the Hart will case strains Mme. Isabelle Guillemin s claim to half of a 2 million estate. Evidence suggests Hart regarded himself as American, though he spent years in Paris, with letters and French depositions cited. The issue revolves around domicile and French adoption law affecting the adopted daughter s rights and the validity of the trust provision for Mme de Bie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
France
Mme. Guillemin
Paris
America
Henry G. Cornell
United States Trust Company
Ida Brown
Belle
Geiger
Maitre
Edouard Clunet
International Institue of Law
Mme. de Bie
Willcox Cleared in Contempt Case Over Newspaper Quote
Justice Brady dismissed criminal contempt charges against William R. Willcox chairman of the Public Service Commission after reading Willcox's manuscript. The dispute began with a Whitride suit for 750000 over wheel guards and a newspaper quotation deemed injurious to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Brady
Supreme Court
William R. Willcox
Public Service Commission
Mr. Willcox
Public Service Commissioner
Frederick Whitridge
Union Railway Company
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Mr. Whitridge
Brady
Whitridge
Trouble Besar
Willcox
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Coleman
Alton B. Parker
Jady
Parker
Courts of Justice
Stern Brothers Men's Shirts and Apparel Sale
An advertisement showcases Stern Brothers selection of shirts in soft turn back cuffs and mercerized fabrics, plus silk and linen options. Prices range from 1.45 to 6.50 for shirts, 1.95 to 9.75 for pajamas, 4.50 to 17.50 for sweaters, 0.3 to 3.00 for neckwear and belts 0.5 to 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
New counsel assigned in Levinson sentencing hearing
Harry Levinson who pled guilty to Rockefeller grand jury indictment appeared for sentence in General Sessions. Judge O Sullivan appointed James W Osborne and George Gordon Battle as new counsel after Levinson accused his prior attorney of improper representation. Levinson claimed the plea was a frame up and was sent back to the Tombs to consult his new lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Levinson
Rockefeller Grand Jury
O'Sullivan
James W Osborne
George Gordon Battle
Levinson
Edward Carper
Judge O'Sullivan
Carpel
Carper
Whitman
Goldstein
Alec’ Anderson
Battle
Osborne
Outgoing Steamers Schedule and Destinations
A condensed timetable lists steamship departures and sailings from various ports. It covers vessels such as Vigilancia Nassau Clyde Apollo Monroe Old Dominion and others, with destinations including New York Southampton Caracas Havana Grenada and San Francisco, providing sailing times and dates for both Atlantic and Transpacific mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southampton
Cleveland
Hamle
H-A
Caracas
Caracao
Homerous
Rosario
Houston
Saratoga
Havana
Ward
Grenada
Trinidad
P. Joachim
Jamaica
H-A Advance
Cristobal
Panama
Concho
Galveston
Mallory
Columbus
Sava’h. v
Proteus
New Orleans
Voltaire
Rio
Suriname
Paramaribo
Dwi
Woglinde
Pernambuco
Transpacific
Shipping News Briefs From Sandy Hook Harbor
A transit log lists vessels arriving and departing from New York area quays. Ships include City of St Louis, Wilhelmina, Fortuna, City of Columbus, Comus, Main, Taormina, Kansas City, Chesapeake, Edning Albert, Mauretania, Graf Waldersee, San Marcos, and others. Details cover ports, dates in June, cargoes like sugar and moise, passenger counts, and quarantine timings as winds shift with fog and light seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of St Louis
Newport News
Ocean 'S Co
Wilhelmina
Sagua
Matanzas
United States Shipping Co
Fortuna
Nor
Havana
West India Se Co
City of Columbus
Savannah
New York and Baltimore Transportation Co
Moise
Ednig Albert
Ger
Genoa
Naples
Oelrichs & Co
Ambrose Channel
Mauretania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard Line
Fire Island
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Boulogne
Hamburg- American Line
San Marcos
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Sandy Hook
Both Called Him Husband Husband Hunters Probe Carl Huber Case
Two women claim Carl Huber of 119 West 11th Street as husband. He faces abandonment and grand larceny charges after alleged bigamy attempts, with wives in New York and Idaho, and detectives tracing his real name through a card and Fireman's Union 37 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Huber
No. 119
West 11Th Street
Huber
Emily Sassa
No. 124
West 14Th Street
Harlem Court
Sassa
Bushe
West 123d Street
Susanna Stutzel
Curt Mohler
Charles Kallmeyer
West 45Th Street
Edward Herron
East 48Th Street
Wife No. 1
Elmo
Idaho
Plaza Bank
Wife No. 2
Linden Street
Brooklyn
Mrs. Getzel
Overstudy Kills 15-Year-Old in Williamsburg
Ida Storniola fifteen daughter of Antonio Storniola a Brazilian resident at 169 Franklin Street died in Eastern District Hospital Williamsburg after comatose illness of about forty eight hours. Overstudy believed to trigger illness she was a top student at Public School 31 Dupont Street near Manhattan Avenue and aimed to teach. Frequent late study sessions ended when her father removed her books. Convulsions Tuesday night preceded spinal meningitis and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Storniola
Antonio Storniola
Franklin Street
Eastern District
Williamsburg
Public School
Dupont Street
Manhattan Avenue
Weight Drops Milk Diet Man Plans Year of Abstinence
Dr Gustav A Gayer of West 63d Street fasted thirty one days and weighed 1743 5 pounds yesterday after starting at 210 pounds. He will live on milk for ten days then resume solid food and give up meat for a year and quit smoking. Blood was thicker than normal but expected. Dr Ira S Wise noted the thicker blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav A. Gayer
West 63d Street
Ira S. Wise
Stench Balls Disturb Public School 6 in East 88th Street
Detective Blohm from Faust Sith street station questioned three boys from Public School 6 after stench balls were thrown in a room on East 88th Street. The youths said the items could be bought at a store on Avenue A near Sith Street. Parents promised to chastise them and the store keeper will be questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 88Th Street
Blohm
Faust Sith Street
Avenue A
Sith Street
Hebrew Big Brothers Dine Marks First Anniversary
The Hebrew Big Brothers Association celebrated its first anniversary with a dinner at Zeitling's on Grand Street. Judge Rosalsky praised the movement modeled after Ernest E. Coulter's Big Brothers, noting success in guiding boys toward better surroundings and reform through responsible mentorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Big Brothers Association
Federation of Jewish Organizations
Zeitling’s
Grand Street
Ernest E. Coulter
Rosalsky
Gig Brothers
N. Behar
Porto Rican clerks death after poison and blast in office
Leoncio Concepcion, a young Porto Rican, attempted suicide and caused a blast by swallowing Paris green and turning on gas jets in his employer's office at No. 4 Cedar Street. Richard Hoetteler, manager of Charles John Furniture Company, found the clerk dead Wednesday night. Coupons for hand colored photogravures from THE TRIBUNE will return to page 2 briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoncio Concepcion
No. 4
Cedar Street
Richard Hoetteler
Charles John Furniture Company
Concepcion
Diary prize to Susanne Ellwood Dean from estate
A judge ordered Susanne Ellwood Dean to receive 193730 from her late husband John E. Dean's estate under a private settlement. The diary she authored was a key factor in the case and was destroyed as part of the deal after her dower rights suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Juror Bring His Wardrobe To Court In Summer Duty
In Cincinnati on June 16 juror M J Keefe announced readiness to serve all summer. He dragged a trunk into the Common Pleas Court corridor and into the jury room claiming it held his wardrobe. He sits on the F Douglas vs Cincinnati and Columbus Traction Company case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
M. J. Keefe
Gormar
Common Pleas Court
Keefe
F. Douglas
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac and Wireless Reports
The report lists sunrise and sunset times and high water at Sandy Hook and Erner's Island. Wireless notices place ships La Lorraine Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Graf Waldersee Mauretania and Columbia at various distances east of Sandy Hook with expected dockings over the coming day and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Erner's Island
la Lorraine
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Graf Waldersee
Mauretania
Columbia
Transatlantic Shipping Schedule Entries Dockside June Dates
A dense list of ships and routes shows vessels sailing from numerous ports to New York and other destinations. It includes Genoa Naples Ancona Philadelphia and more with dates June 13 to 16 and ships such as Teutonic Bry Hudson Cathalone Potomac and Adriatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
San Giovanni
Ital
New York
Naples
Mendoza
Genoa
Ancona
Philadelphia
Pata
Ucayali
Barbados
Southampton
Teutonic Bry
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Havre
la Savoie
Port_ Natal
Corfe Castle
Cane Town
Suez
Erroll ,Bri
Yokohama
Lisbon
Loyal Briton Bry
Norfolk
St Michaels
Behia
Eastern Prince (Sr
Corunna
Hudson
Bordeaux
Hudva
Catalone
Barry
Star of Australia
Newark
Belfast
Potomac
Queenstown
Merion
Liverpool
Adriatic
Alice
Barrow
Appalachee
Camille
Bri
St Thomas
am—Korena Bry
Demerara
Assed Brow
Bristol City
Bristol Lizard
Potsdam
Dutch
Boulogne
Maritime voyage list with June departures and arrivals
A dense roster of ships and ports with June schedules including Cunard Verna Cruz Havre Naples Lieve Ital Caroline Kingston Uranium Rotterdam Antwerp Phoenix Prince Norte Barbado s Galveston and Savannah routes. Entries note ships such as Mauretania Norse liners and various lines, with departure or port dates in June and destinations across Europe and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Palermo
Aera
Mauretania
Liverpool
Cunard Eser
Verna Cruz
Ward
la Lorraine
Havre
Hudson
Algiers
Visiana
Naples
Lieve Ital Caroline
Zacana
Kingston
Co Grat Waldersee
Hamoure
Outa Uranium
Rotterdam
Uranium Marina
Antwerp
Phoenix
Gibraltar
Prince E! Norte
Galveston
K. A Victoria
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
Barbados
L & Holt
Panama Cristobal
Panama
Malan
St. Paul
Amer Buffalo
Hull
Wilson Angio
Shields
Savannah
Sporting footwear sale for boys and youth apparel
An old time ad lists moccasins and hunting boots with prices from $2.25 to $7.50 and a selection of canoes and camp wear. It notes youths’ Sump mixture suits reduced by up to $10 and boys knick suits on sale with prices $6.50 to $12.50. Warren st Sore hark se at Wie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
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Barber
Will
of Te
New-York Tribune
Utica Ave
Abernathys
MR. Loeb
Willgox
Y.M.C. A
Public Service
Stern Brothers
Soc
West Twenty-third Street
NEW Counsel
Vigilancia
Nassau
Clyde
Hendrik
Hayti
Apache
Jacksonville
Monroe
Shipping News
Port of
Altonia
Bremen
la Provence
Toronto
Ocmulgee
Brunswick
el Mar
Daleby
Metapan
Curituba
Nuevitas
Mohler
THE
Tribune
Court
Marine Intelligence
Moon
Mati
Browning King *& Company
32Nd Street
Per
5Th Street
Fulton Street
Warren St
Sore
Kwickerbocker
Arcadia Musica
Garrick
Henry Miller
New Amsterdam
Roosevelt Mat
Frederic Thomason
Salid
Marrie Jos
Cawthorn
Matde Rathom
Merry Wat
Morton
Moose
Jahuin
Sao Mare
R ‘Hopper
Adirondack
Eveatt
Rosé
Lamberte
Manhattan Field
Astor
Alhambra Hane
Astees
Keith & Pret
Vaily Mat
LUNA
Sven
Wnete
Tribune Rec
Ular
Esa
Ome Jet Ave
Soth St
Weet Tremont Ave
Sé Ave
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