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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1914

Page

6

Frat House Ruling Impacts NYU and Nearby Areas

Justice Lehman orders permanent injunction against renting 2202 and 2204 Andrews Ave to Nu Upsilon Phi Gamma Delta. Fraternity use deemed breach of private residence covenant though neighbors, including Dr. W. T. Hornaday, deny property value loss. Decision frames fraternity houses as non private residences in restricted districts near campuses.

New York University Justice Lehman Supreme Court Nellie L. Vought N. Frank Vought Madison Av Jessamine C. Blix Collins P. Bliss Andrews Av Nu Upsilon Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Mra. Jue Bronx

Mutes Seek Flat But Find Drink In Harlem

William Long and his deaf-mute wife, living at 408 Audubon Avenue, were arrested at Audubon Avenue and 275th Street after seeking accommodations and encountering locals in Harlem bars. In Hartem court Magistrate Levy ordered a reprimand through an interpreter, citing their housing troubles and inability to find a place to live as the cause of their drinking.

William Long Audubon Av Harlem McCuivre 275Th St Wem McGuire Hartem Court Levy

Police Ready for Big Two Day Show

Police prepare a two day carnival at the old Brighton Beach racetrack to raise funds for the hero fund. Officers from many units, including horsemen aviators and canines, will perform in events with top athletes from York Athletic Club Irish American Athletic Club and police demonstrations. The event includes a riot drill a pursuit by a burglar in an automobile aided by Mile a Minute Murphy with an airplane. Tickets are sold through local businesses and hotels. half the force will be excused each day to attend.

Brighton Beach Police Hero Fund York Athletic Club Schmittberger George Ht. Wakefield Murphy Wood Eitrone Woods Mitchel

Tango Creates Casual Democracy In New York Dances

The tango boom boosts hotel revenue and shifts dining habits as lemonade replaces highballs. Louis Fischer notes dancing turned restaurants into social hubs, with less formality and more mingling among guests. The era of hosts guiding guests accelerates public sociability.

Louis Fischer the Dansant Jto America New York

Butterfield Estate Sold at Auction Contested Will

State Senator Towner reports to Surrogate Southard that Cragside, owned by the late Mrs Jutta, sold for 45,000 at auction after a will contest. The Cragside property includes the residence, garage, outbuildings, and 120 acres overlooking West Point in Cold Spring. A hearing is set Thursday on probate of the will amid ongoing contest.

Cragside Towner Putnam County J. R. Southard Cold Spring Jutta Samuel Caplan West Point

Motor Boat Fire At Sea Leaves Owner In Peril

Paul Valance civil engineer in the Bronx borough president office is in Fordham Hospital in serious condition after fighting a fire that destroyed his motor boat the Twin Kid off Sands Point in the Sound. Valance was badly burned and doctors fear pneumonia while Hoffman and Fisher escaped with Valance before rescue by Frank Chester aboard the Honey. Separate chase ends with two youths, Joseph Turkis and Frank George, taken to Brooklyn Children’s Society after claiming they only wanted a ride and not theft.

Paul Valance Bronx Fordham Hospital Twin Kid Sands Point Valance Walter Hoffman Public Service Commission Robert Fisher Northern Union Gas Company City Island Yacht Club McChristie Caldwellay Cherin Charles Christensen Brownsville Joseph Turkis Frank George Brooklyn Children's Society Children’s Court

Small Boy Thief Steals Trotter Ride Dream

Isidor Cherin of Brownaville planned a family outing behind a bay trotter. As the horse was led to the pasture near his home, a boy slipped into the enclosure and rode off on the trotter, urging the animal toward greater speed.

Isidor Cherin Brownaville Mia Cherin Chering Tridor

Negligence Probe Targets New York Coroners Office

District Attorney Whitman pressed a broader inquiry into the Manhattan Coroners Office after a brief by Altauth C. Vardi for Dr. Otto H. Schultze alleged neglect of duty and insubordination. The brief cites failure to issue subpoenas to view the body, lack of office rules, and improper handling of communications about Annie Ramsey's remains, with further scrutiny requested of clerk Antonio D Alessandros actions.

Caras Ners Mitchel Altauth C. Vardi Ger Otto H. Schultze Vandiver Rehief Greater New York Feinberg Borough of Manhattan Annie Ramsey Schultze Coroners’ Office Antonio D'Alessandro Coroners Hellenstein Lillian Campbell D'Alessandro Antonio Giowinazzi Board of Coroners Glowinarti

Quits Society to Nurse in Labrador

Rosamond Bradley daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Stow Bradley leaves Boston society for a nursing role with Dr Wilfred Grenfell at St Anthony Labrador She sails from St John's to aid orthopedic work focusing on correcting deformities in children in the remote coastal area

Arius Boston Rosamond Bradley Robert Stow Bradley Commonwealth Misa Bradley Wilfred T. Grenfells St. Anthony Strait of Helle Labrador St. John’s N. F

New Emblem for Republicans and Old Eagle Hangs On

The Republican State Committee adopts a new emblem for this fall’s ballots due to a new election law limiting emblem size. The old eagle with a ballot box and sun rays is discarded, keeping only the eagle while removing the other features. The change aims for a simpler design that remains distinctive when reduced in size, contrasting the Democratic solid black star. A committee considered eighteen eagle sketches before selecting the final design.

Republican State Committee State Committee Witteen

McCormick Follows Clancy as Sing Sing Warden

James M. Clancy remained at his post past midnight as Thomas J. McCormick took over at Sing Sing to avoid an execution. Peter Redaced, the so called Murder King, faced a 5:45 a.m. death, with Redaced later seeking a possible reprieve after reporting new pressures.

Thomas J. McCormick Sing Sing James M. Clancy Peter’ Redaced Westchester Clancy Tammany Hall Mr. McCormick Tammany Yonkers United States New York City Rebacci Tony Marro White Plains John D. Rockefeller Pocantico Frederick Weeks Glynn Weeks

Mayor Mitchel to Speak at Knights of Columbus Event

The Knights of Columbus will host a patriotic celebration for Charles Carroll Assembly in the Manhattan Casino at Eighth and First. Approximately fifteen thousand members are invited with Mayor Mitchel, Edward E. McCall, and Cabot Ward among the speakers.

Knights of Columbus Charles Carroll Assembly Manhattan Casino Eighthay Fir St Mitchel Edward E. McCall Cabot Ward Park

Our Pudding Isn't All Sauce Suit Stock Ad

Our suit stock bases on substantial quality with $20 and $25 all wool suits. Tailored as carefully as higher priced lines. Wide variety and patterns confined to us at Warren Street and 34th Street.

Coroner Office Dispute Sparks Call for Public Hearing

A veteran critic claims irregularities and possible legal violations within Manhattan Coroner's Office. He argues physicians served under the chief clerk and urges a formal inquiry to purge public service and expose frame-ups.

Coron Ra Tule Corenera Behubee Manhattan Coroners Office

Engineer Cassin Nears 53 Years of Service

Dennis John Cassin, a New York Central locomotive engineer, is poised to complete fifty three years of service on August 18. Born 1880, he joined in 1861 and has never failed to pass a safety test or incur an incident. Residing with his wife and three children on Walton Avenue in The Bronx, Cassin is famed as a popular, skilled driver aboard the railroad’s massive locomotives.

Dennis John Cassin New York Central Road Cassin Imi Company Walton Av Bronx

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