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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

10

Special Exercises Planned at Summer Military Camps

Washington reports planned exercises at cavalry and aviation units across camps this summer. Details include increased mounted mobility at Chickamauga Park, signaling with field telephones and wireless, and observation-focused tests. Cadets dismissed at West Point face no reinstatement as a court martial decision stalls. The Idaho is named top battleship in gunnery and mine work, with several ships ranking in various trophies. The Pacific fleet will sail in August to Chile for the centennial celebration under Rear Admiral Harber.

Tribune Bureau Washington Aimee Ses Chickameus? Park 11Th Cavalry Signal Corps Pine Plains New York National Guard Et Pine Plains West Point Eeademry Sutton House Agamson Georgia Borland Missouri Zest Summer William T. Russell, Jr Barry G. Weaver John H. Booker, Jr Albert E. Crane Richard W. Hocker, Jr Jacob S. Fortner Gordon Lefebvre Chauncer Wisconsin Maryland West Virginia Woohr Charleston Preble Rowan Minnesota New Jersey Connecticut Aire Pennsylvania Vermont Rhode Island California Colorado Pacific Fleet Chili San Francisco Valparaiso G 8. Harber United States Taft Buenos

Movements of Warships Reported by Navy Department

Lieutenant E W M Intyre retired. Reported ship movements June including arrivals at New Bern Annapolis Cove Point Nagasaki and Newport and sailings from Cove Point Annapolis New York City Reaton Port San Luis for Navy Yard Santa Barbara Beverly and Newport.

Navy Department Dupont Newbern N. C Annapolis Viper Standish Cove Point Ajax Sewall Point Hist Portsmouth N. H Smith Lamson Preston Newport Reid Flusser Navy Yard New York Nagasaki New York City Beverly Port San Luis Santa Barbara

READY FOR WATER FETE AT ASBURY PARK

Asbury Park plans a July water fete with prizes for the Wesley Lake boat carnival on Independence Day week. Pryor's Band will headline a boat parade with aerial and aquatic fireworks, plus reproductions of Civil War river battles and decorated craft. The Deal Lake Boat Club will add a clubhouse and August races as beach connections expand.

Asbury Park N. J Carnival Association Pryor Monitor Deal Lake Boat Club Lech Arbour Deal Lake Public Grounds Commission

Kidnapped, Says Boy of 14 In Red Bank Case

Two men Harry Fin ston of Cleveland and James Farrell of South Amboy were jailed for ninety days each as tramps after a Red Bank hearing. Harold Ellison, 14, said they seized him for food and money then rode a theatre train to Elizabethport before fleeing. His mother said he had run away, not been kidnapped.

Red Bank N. J Harry Finston Cleveland James Farrell South Amboy Eatontown Harold Eilison Roselle Ellison Elizabethport Patterson

Locomotive Alarm Sparks Fire at Bilby Farm

In Hackettstown New Jersey heavy rain and a lightning strike started a barn fire near the Bilby family one mile east of town beside the Lackawanna Railroad. The barn burned completely while the house suffered partial damage as neighbors fought the blaze. Only a few prized possessions were saved. The storm caused crop damage across the county.

Hackettstown N. J Jonathan Bilby Lackawanna Railroad Bilby

Shows Cork Legs to Jury in damages suit

Christian Anderson a Metuchen blacksmith showed his cork legs to the jury to illustrate weight and inconvenience as he sued the Public Service Railway Co for damages. The circuit court granted a nonsuit after the Supreme Court remanded for contributory negligence and ordered a new trial.

New Brunswick N. J Christian Anderson Metuchen Public Service Railway Company Anderson Supreme Court Lloyd

Roselle Leaders Decline to Join Rail Rate Protest

Roselle and Roselle Park officials reject joining a statewide protest against the Central Railroad of New Jersey fare increase. The Board of Trade committee says higher costs are accepted and awaits the Interstate Commerce Commission’s action with calmness and resignation.

Roselle N. J Roselles Board of Trade Roselle Park Central Railroad New Jersey Interstate Commerce Commission

Publishers Out for Mayor in Montclair Primary Battle

Two New York publishers, Erman J. Ridgeway and Ralph W. Grout, announce bids for the Republican nomination to be Montclair mayor. Grout is endorsed by the Upper Montclair Republican Club. Ridgeway by the Republican general committee 11 to 6. Potential independent Gene W. Da Cunha from Montclair may enter, while no Democratic candidate has emerged.

Montclair N. J New York Erman J. Ridgeway Ralph W. Grout Crawford Grout Republican Club Upper Montclair Ridgeway Republican General Committee Gene W. da Cunha A Ontclair

Martin challenges Lewis to joint governor debate

William P. Martin of the New Idea tickets challenges Vivian M. Lewis to a joint debate for the Republican nomination. Martin argues a candidate should state positions openly to let voters judge.

William P. Martin New Idea Vivian M. Lewis Mr. Martin Mr. Lewis

Anti’ Branch Foulard and Civic Education League Expand

Anti suffrage and women’s rights groups expand activities. The National League for Civic Education moves to a larger Madison Avenue suite and plans lectures for 1910 11 on suffrage legal rights and home making. New committees target artists nurses and teachers with published literature and auxiliary formations planned nationwide.

National League For the Civic Education of Women Gilbert E. Jones Madison Avenue 25Th Street League Wyoming Utah Idaho Colorado New York State Lyman Abbott Charles H. Parkhurst Rossiter Johnson Richard Watson Gilder Margaret Cummings Ella C. Brehaut Washington Jones Julian Heath

Debates urged to inform GOP voters in New Jersey race

A letter argues for public debates between candidates to reveal policies and platform positions. It urges both sides to share views on direct nomination, governor issues, and party principles, proposing equal expense sharing for nationwide discussions across New Jersey.

Marin New Jersey

Simple gown trimmed for elegant effect

The illustration shows a small gown with a simple construction yet refined trim suggesting sophistication. The design emphasizes clean lines and subtle details to achieve an upscale appearance.

Neighbors Charge Teen With Murderous Attack on Toddler

Mr and Mrs Pragnatello of 17 Grant street Montclair accuse their neighbor’s thirteen year old son of a murderous assault on their three year old, Nicholas, who died after reaching home from the police station. Doctor J H Young says death due to stomach trouble.

Montclair N. J Joseph Pragnatello No. 17 Grant Street Nicholas J. H. Young

Hoboken Citizens Protest Railroad Expansion

A large Hoboken delegation appeared before the Railroad Commission to oppose permission for the Manufacturers' Railroad Company to extend tracks through Hoboken streets to connect with the Lackawanna railroad. The Hoboken Common Council refused consent and the hearing was adjourned to allow Mayor Gonzales to present his side.

Tribune Trenton N. J Hoboken Railroad Commission Manufacturers’ Railroad Company Lackawanna Railroad Common Council of Gonzales

No Alimony Denied in New Jersey Divorce Suit

Vice-Chancellor Howell in Newark denied Mrs Elia Inderbedame alimony in the divorce suit from her husband. The decision came during the trial, with the judge ruling against the wife’s request for support.

Howell Newark Elia W

Wittpenn Seeks Democratic Nomination for Governor

Jersey City mayor and Democratic candidate Wittpenn issued a statement announcing his bid for the party’s gubernatorial nomination in the upcoming primaries. He denounces Republican control and outlines reforms he would pursue, pledging to appoint faithful allies and uphold true democracy for the people of the state.

Wittpenn Jersey City

Voting Machines Lose in Bayonne Special Election

In Bayonne New Jersey a special election on June 21 shows 1200 votes to abolish voting machines and 829 to keep them. Voter turnout was light with about 20 percent of the usual county vote cast and little public interest.

The Tribune Bayonne N. J

Hackensack Post Office Gets $25,000 Site Bill

Word from Congressman Hughes in Washington reports the House passed a bill authorising spending of 25,000 dollars for a Hackensack New Jersey postoffice site.

Hackensack N. J Hughes Washington House Postoffice

Pattern No 6694 for a Girl's Dress in Cotton Chiffon

No 6,694 pattern for a girl's blouse and skirt with banding. Uses cotton chiffon and fine embroidered trim. suitable lightweight fabrics. Sizes 10 12 14 years. Materials needed shown. mailed for 10 cents from Pattern Department, New York Tribune. Add 2-cent stamp for faster letter mail.

New-York Tribune

Gimbel Building: A Symbolic Storehouse of Ideas

The Gimbel Building, a monumental 27 acre floor space, is hailed as more than architecture. The piece stresses the Gimbel idea, vast employee counts, international merchandise sourcing, and the project’s completion under D. H. Burnham & Co. with a forecast of future growth in Philadelphia and Milwaukee.

Gimbel D. H. Burnham & Co Messrs

Getting In With a Crowd in New York Society

A Chicago family seeks social entry through DAR or Colonial Dames by soliciting members and using social registers. A New York page details how joining requires an invitation from a member and a touch of social maneuvering. Also noted is a mother planning a Fourth of July birthday for her July-born child with patriotic decorations and firework avoidance.

New York Colonial Dames Daughters of the American Revolution Chicago Social Register

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