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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

Page

8

Stamford Wreck Hearing Votes No Justification for Doherty

Witnesses corroborate air brakes failure before the Stamford disaster. Inspector Langton testifies that Doherty lacked sufficient experience to command the express passenger train and that brake defects likely caused the crash. Jersey City officials seize the former treasurer's office amid a power struggle as commissioners prepare to stabilize finances and payroll.

Doherty McChord New Haven Mie

Anhut Granted Bail Pending Appeal After Conviction

Justice Gerard ordered John Anhut released on bail while appealing his conviction for offering a bribe to Dr. Munsell. The judge noted Dr. Russell's testimony was pivotal to the case and suggested Dr. Munsell may have perjured himself, while defense counsel argued Russell’s credibility did not justify the trial’s evidence linking Anhut to the alleged bribery.

Gerard John Anhet John W. Mussel Matteawan Astin Harry K. Thaw Anhut Ia Ball Nix Appella Russell Munsell Tungell Russel

Wreck of Nine Pullman Cars Near Graniteville Station

A special nine car Pullman train from New York bound for Bar Harbor, wrecked half a mile south of Graniteville on the Boston and Maine line near Lowell Massachusetts. Seventy five passengers were shaken but none injured. Investigation will determine cause. Engineeer says the curve was being sounded at about forty miles per hour when all but the locomotive and rear cars derailed and rolled over. Mrs Hoardman of New York had a private car at the rear. Passengers learned of the accident after the train stopped.

Lowell Mass New York Bar Harbor Graniteville Boston & Maine Railroad W. Goodfield Mra G. F. Hoardman

Eight Experts To Aid Mitchel Increases Customs Staff Plan

John Parry Mitchel, Collector of the Port of New York, outlines plans to boost efficiency by adding ten expert staff from the President's Economy and Efficiency Commission. The team includes Frederick Cleveland, Francis Dalkey, John Fultz, Ernest Meyer, Kalgar O Daniel, Robert Van Reutinger, Tariff Hoard, Julius Pattay, Arthur Procter, and others to review port affairs and implement constructive changes without reducing personnel despite tariff cuts.

John Parroy Mitchel Port of New York Customs Service Loeb Mr. Miteel Orbigal Cleveland Mitchel Treasury Frederick A. Cleveland President's Commission Francis Dakey John J. Fultz Bureau of Economy and Empcioncy Thompson Department of Water Supply Ernest C. Meyer Cantons Service President’s Kalgar_O'Daniel Aldermanic Robert van Reutiinger United States Immigration Commission Julius J. Pattay United States Census Burea Arthur W. Procter President's Economy and feMelancy Commission Committee On School Inquiry

Firm Sues Two Unions Over Open Shop Damages

Louis Hossert & Son sue the Joint District Council of New York and Vicinity and the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners of America for 20000 damages in Kings County Supreme Court. Plaintiffs claim unions and firms agreed to hire only union men and to forbid open shop wood trim, harming open shop manufacturers. Defendants named include Empire City Gerard Co. and many woodworking firms and individuals. Defendants have 20 days to answer.

John Rossert Charles V. Bossert Louis Hossert & Son Supreme Court Kings County Semeterday Joint District Council of New York and Vicinity Th United Carpenters and Joiners of America Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners of Americ Brotherhood and Joint District Council Empire City-Gerard Company Murray & Hill, Company Harlem River Leamberard Woodworking Company Jamestown Mantel Company Meisels Danowicz Company Niagara Woodworking Company Levin, Kronbers & Co de Marcus Woodworking Company Batavia New York Weed Working Company Weinentell- Ener Company David W O'Neil Carpenters’ Union Union Mille Reyes

Bequest Fight Over Rutherford Will Threatens $200000 Cancer Gift

Henry Rutherford of Grand Tower Illinois died April 28 at the Hotel Astor. Elizabeth M. Connah, a cousin, sues to contest the will which bequeaths $200000 to the Rockefeller Institute for cancer research. The document names executors and specific legacies to Charles K. Phipard and Mrs. Steel and Elizabeth Clark Pearsall, with a Philadelphia claimant receiving an annuity. The contest alleges the testator lacked sound mind and the will is invalid.

Rockefester Institute For Cancer Research Henry Rutherford Rutherford Grand Tale Hotel Astor Elizabeth MH. Connah West H1rth Street England Charles Ik, Phipard Putnam Avenue Brooklyn Steel George 1

Runaway Horse Kills Buffalo Driver

Seane Keane a 35 year old driver from No lie Selgel street Buffalo was killed instantly when a runaway horse pulling a truck attached to George Schaeffer’s provision wagon struck the vehicle. Keane was thrown onto the pavement at Humboldt and Moore streets in the incident yesterday.

Seane Keane No. Lie Selgel Street Buffalo Humboldt Moore Streets George Schaeffer Clespeth

Denies Book Swindle Sewell Waives Extradition

Henry Is Sewell, a Los Angeles real estate dealer, released on bail by Judge Foster in General Sessions after waiving extradition to New York. Indicted for grand larceny over alleged theft of about 5 000 and 24 009 in rare editions and autographs. He paid travel costs, brought his wife and baby, and claimed attempts to settle the dispute without success.

Henry Pewell Los Angeles J. Macy Willets Foster Sewell New York

Reginald Vanderbilt Seeks Special Deputy Sheriff Post

Mrs Cathlesn G Vanderbilt asks Sheriff Harburger to appoint her as a special deputy so she can legally carry a revolver to protect property. The scene includes William Rhinelander Stewart Jr and Carl Berger with bonds as the sheriff explains the law on appointing women deputies. Vanderbilt leaves promising to try again after tomorrow’s votes.

Cathlesn G Vanderbilt Reginald C. Vanderbilt Sheri Harburzer Sher Harburger Wiliam Rhinelander Stewart, Jr Waldo Aragaran Daniel Greenblatt Stewart Aectne Tranger Daniel Vanderbilt Nic Dam Schuyler Crosby Mex Vanderbilt Albert Blumenstiel Mre Vanderbitt Vanderbt Tie Mrs. Vanderbitt Birwart Blten

Auction and trust case over grandfathers collateral dispute

The estate of Alexander McDonald faces claims after alleged collateral damage valued at 2575.00. Laura McDonald Stallo seeks to revoke letters of administration held by Metropolitan Trust Company. A separate Supreme Court action seeks recouping of copartner interests involving Stallo and McDonald to clarify ownership of collateral securities tied to Standard Oil and other notes. Surrogate Cohalan had previously removed Stallo as administrator and set a show-cause date. The拍 trust company seeks discharge as administrator amid disputed sales of pledged securities including Standard Oil stock and New York, Chicago and Mobile stock with varying sale values referenced.

Jersey City Schumann Commiestoners Brensinger Jess Department of Finance and Accounts Winbond Rrensinger Sehurmann Sebumann Witt Penn Jude John W. Queen Charles FX. O'Brien Dermey Hrenvinger Alexander McDonald Laura McDonald State Cohalan Metropolitan Trust Company McDonald Standard OM Company Supreme Court Metrpolitan Trust Company Ballmund K. Btallo Laura Mebane Jd Still Hes Copartnershise Btallo Louis Stallo McLionald Cobalan Cavse Miss Stallo Mine Stallo Waskiven Am Trust Company Stalle Mi Stalle Brayton Ives Ming Stalle Vine Standard Oi Metropolitan ‘Trust Company Wats Mobile & Chicago Railroad Alsc Aks

Sulzer Invited to Review National Guard Final Drill

Governor Sulzer and his staff were invited to attend the final review of a model infantry company of the National Guard of New York. The infantry board has been drilling at the State Camp Van Cortlandt, with about 150 men organized under a system recommended by the United States Army for future war needs. The event is planned for Saturday afternoon.

Sulzer Hie National Guard Neark York Infantry Board of Army van Cortland United States i

Mayor Dougherty After Mayor Gaynor Statement Sparks Letter

A Tribune report on Tuesday morning quotes Mayor Gaynor as making sarcastic remarks about J Hampden Dougherty. In response, a letter requests the mayor admit whether the statement was prepared by him or with his sanction, and to answer yes or no. The exchange touches on pressed reports and a proposed charter amendment debate.

Waldo Gaynor Tammany Aldermen Curran Committee Curran Tarthren Wicked Hase Pinks Bheen Raebag Frank Dowling Ital Potet Carran Com Mites Emory 2 Wackner Ant Wing Wieause Henry J. Curran New Haven Yale Gaynors Pyvimnen Tribune J. Hampden Dougherty Tougherty Kook Ray Phateharter

Angus Hamilton Buried After Cable Ordered Grave Wreath

War correspondent and author Atguenamin, who died last Saturday at the Hotel St Louis, was buried yesterday at Evers Greene Cemetery. Fewer than twenty mourners attended, include representatives of The London Daily Telegraph and Royal Geographical Society. Mourners also included Richard Harding Davis Gouverneur Morris and Herbert Parsone and wife. A reading of the Episcopal service was given by B Wasson of the Church of the Strangers.

Atguenamin Lady Pinero Arthur Pinero

Salen Arraigned Over Lace Embroidery Undervaluing

Herman A Salen and Bernard Schroeder faced a District Attorney arraignment after a complaint in West Street alleging undervaluing imported lace embroideries. The case stems from a June suit with Europe as referenced by the defense.

Herman A. Salen Schroeder West Sth Stl Sinano Wariideamiourt Hation Bernard Schroeder Aura Pata Ux Defendanes Europe

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