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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1915

Page

2

Thaw Case Moves Toward New Trial Watchful Legal Fight

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw not expected to testify as the state considers using her prior deposition. Harry K Thaw faces trial before Justice Peter Hendrick in a high profile extradition case with witnesses arriving from Canada New Hampshire and New York. The defense plans to emphasize Thaws sanity while the state relies on medical evidence to argue incurable illness. Jury selection faces strict limits and many potential jurors may be dismissed to avoid bias.

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry XK. Thaw Peter A. Hendrick Supreme Court Ardens Corpus Drocer Susan Merrill Willemers Jerome Ludlow Street Pittsburgh Mountai New Hampshire United States Supreme Court New York Canada New Thaw John B. Stanchfield Morgan J. O'Brien Harry Mattenwan White Cook Opin W. J. Lynch Subpena

City Economies Anger Labor Men

The Central Federated Union hears a tirade against city officials over wages and policy. Bakers on Blackwell’s Island push higher rates while unions clash with the board over park music funding and a proposed city employee association. Eugene A. Johiver condemns cuts to summer park music as poor economy.

Tabor Central Federated Union Blackwell'n S A. Foot L George McAneny Blackwell's Island Eugene A. Johiver Musical Mutual Protecive Union Iabor

Arizona Launches World’s Mightiest Superdreadnought

Thousands cheered at the Navy Yard as the Arizona slid into the river in a 30 second launch. The ship weighed 31,400 tons and traveled at about 15 miles per hour, supported by massive sliding ways, cradle, and hydraulic systems under expert supervision.

Arizona Navy Yard

New British fighters Arizona's only rivals

A compare and contrast of the U S S Arizona and HMS Queen Elizabeth outlines armament and speed. The Arizona carries 14 inch guns and 5 inch guns with 34 000 horsepower and 31 100 ton displacement, while the Queen Elizabeth mounts 15 inch and 6 inch batteries with 58 000 horsepower and 27 500 ton displacement. Britain paid 11 750 000 for the Queen Elizabeth and the Arizona is valued at 16 000 000 when finished, each with about 1 000 crew.

U. S Arizona Dardanelles Uncle Sam Queen Great Britain

Navy Secretaries Speech Hindered by Officers at Luncheon

Report of Secretary Daniels address on oil protection against torpedoes and electric propulsion for the California super dreadnought to be built at the New York Navy Yard. Senator Ashurst and Hilary A. Herbert joined the remarks while access was blocked by officers holding orders.

Daniele Daniels Navy California New York Navy Yard Senator Ashurst Arizona Hilary A. Herbert Ros

Daniels Praises Yankee Engineers At Navy Yard Dinner

Secretary Daniels lauded American naval engineers at a Brooklyn Navy Yard dinner. He outlined plans for battleships that resist torpedoes and anticipated submarines built in government yards while praising the Arizona and promising continued yard work. Governor Hunt of Arizona praised peace and the ship’s naming act, with Roosevelt and other officials in attendance.

Daniels Navy Yard Brooklyn Hunt Arizona Washington Roosevelt Dam Franklin Doosevelt Navy William B. Wilson Labor Andrew J. Peters the Treasury James P. Maher William M. Calder Usher George E. Bard Naval Agen Robert Stocker Brooklyn Navy Yard

Two Held In Drug Fraud Over Sugar Pills Scheme

Magistrate Naumer held Augustus Wenzel of 384 Broadway Williamsburg and Samuel Wolff of 41 Bushwick Avenue in 200 bail each on Sanitary Code charges for selling Humphrey's Specific No 7 with pills found to be 100 percent cane sugar. The case cites Dr Marion McMillan’s affidavit and test results. In Bayonne New Jersey Helen Pilkers thirteen admitted writing threatening letters to Marie Orlow’s family, and to investigators she said she wrote them to frighten Marie into friendship.

Inuehin Thoy Stocker Navy Yard Naumer Manhattan Avenue Williamsburg Augustus Wenzel Broadway Samuel Wolff Bushwick Avenue Humphrey Marion McMillan Sanutary Health Department Bayonne N. J Helen Pilkers Public School 2 Marie Orlow Helen East Twenty-third Street Marie Helen’s Jack the Ripwe Joe Child Robert Lovett

Dana Believes Wife Died by Her Own Action

In Nantucket, Edmund Trowbridge Dana and his brother-in-law spoke amid a crowd at South Station about the death of Jessie Holliday Dana. Allston Dana said Jessie and Edmund had discussed suicide for eight months and that she felt she was a burden. Edmund Dana urged silence and declined to explain his reasons, indicating he believed his wife committed suicide.

Boston Mars Nantucket Jessie Holliday Dana Edmund Trowbridge Dana Longfellow Sy Allston Dana White Plains N.Y Edmund South Station Jessie Allston Dana Nooner

Farmer Shoots Family Then Kills Self Near Forest Ohio

In Upper Sandusky Hardin County on June 19 Harvey O Dysinger forty shot and fatally injured his wife killed daughter Esther fifteen wounded son Herbert sixteen and took his own life at his home one mile north of Forest The sole survivor was eleven year old Kenneth rescued by Herbert No reason for the act is known.

Upper Sandusky Ohio Harvey O. Dysinger Hardin County Fonday Esther Herbert Forest Kenneth

Brooklyn Subways Open Amid Parade and Praise

Brooklyn celebrates the Fourth Avenue subway opening with a sunlit parade from Chambers Street to Coney Island. Thousands cheer as public officials, Boy Scouts, and 10,000 children honor Brooklyn and Bay Ridge while plans to trim travel time to 30 minutes are noted.

Brooklyn Sunant Fourth Avenue Manhattan Coney Chambers Street Coney Island Bay Ridge Broonlyn Public Service Commission B. BR. T Citizens’ Mittee Twenty-second Avenue Twentieth Avenue Harold Huber Lillian Sam Third Avenue Public Service Commissioners America Jeremiah J. O'Leary West End Board of Trade Lewis J. Pounds Edward E. McCall Timothy $. Williams Brooklyn Rapid Transit Kracker Columbia Thora Royston Bay Ridge High School Star Subway Colonel Williams Manhattan Bridge Bay Ridge Club Second Avenue Seventy-second Street Bird S. Coler Hayward Pounds Williams Travia Ht. Whitney

Funeral Oration Triggers Small Riot at Glenville Funeral

In Glenville near South Norwalk Connecticut on June 19 a funeral for Mrs. Lizele Upperman erupted into a small riot after the Rev. R Alonzo claimed her children treated her poorly in old age. William Upperman rose to challenge the assertion and attempted to move over pews as supporters and mourners clashed briefly before order returned.

South Norwalk Conn Glenville R. Alonzo Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church Lizele Upperman William Upperman Alonzo Upperman

Silk Striped Cotton Voiles and Fancy Fabrics

Readable text describes OD 98 and 40 inch fancy voile stripes borders and allover florals on white or tinted grounds priced at 19. Silk striped cotton voil es 38 inch firm weave offered in light and dark colors with self tint hairline.

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