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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1916

Page

12

Roosevelt Plans Campaign Kickoff At Madison Square Garden

Elihu Root and Charles W Fairbanks conferred with Charles Hughes at the Hughes headquarters in the Astor Hotel as Roosevelt supporters anticipate a letter to the Progressive leaders. Fairbanks, meeting Hughes, kept that politics would proceed after formal notification while Hughes travels between Bridgehampton and New York.

Roosevelt Charles F. Jughee New York Madison Square Garden Moghes Chicago Elihu Root Old Guard Hughes Hotel Astor Hughie Inter Charles W. Fairbanks Fairbanks Crow Hughen Mr Fairbanks Ur Fairbanks Tke Sr. Mughes Indiana Bridgehampton Warren G. Harding Ohio Notifeation Committee

Notable Names At Early Republican Party Meeting

Fayette B Gleason secretary of the republican State Committees Willa Vere of Philadelphia ex Governor Nolin Murphy of New Jersey Carl Marriman of The Ladies' Home goal Thomas K Neidringhaus National Committeeman from Missouri Merton B Lewis Deputy Attorney General Mrs Abbie Scote Toker of the Women's Congressional Hien ont Miss Anne Martin ident of the Women's Political.

Fayette B. Gleason Willa Vere Philadelphia Nolin Murphy New Jersey Carl Marriman Thomas K. Neidringhaus Missouri Merton B. Lewis Mra Abbie Scote Toker Women's

McCormick Back Busy With Talks After Arrival

Vance McCormick DNC chairman returned to town and held closed door conferences. Campaign staff names to be announced Monday as events for Tuesday proceed, with aides Cummings Lynch Morgenthau and Marsh visible at Democratic quarters.

Vance Metormiex Democratic National Committee Democratic Momer x Cummings Fred BR. Lynch Henry Morgenthau Wilbur W. Marsh National Committee McCormick Mr. Morgenthau

Policeman Kills Mad Dog At City School Yard

Patrolman Crotty killed a mad dog with a club in the yard of Public School 59 at 209 East Fifty-third Street. He avoided using his revolver to protect children as two girls were bitten and many others fled in terror. Sarah Cohen six and Mary Catino six were treated after the incident at the German Hospital and then sent to the Pasteur Institute.

Crotty Public School East Fifty-third Street Sarah Cohen Aix Mary Catino Parteor Institute

Reckless Drivers Break Gates at Rail Crossings

Long Island railroad campaign against careless crossing use reports fifteen days of June incidents. Three autos and two horse drawn vehicles broke lowered gates near trains with narrow escapes. Six arrests, two killed, twelve injured, forty nine gate violations, twenty seven arrests overall.

Long Island Omer

Boy Tries to Save Shot Ends Up Wounded in Orange

Nine year old Wilbur O Connor is in St Marys Hospital Orange New Jersey with a bullet wound in his head from a revolver found in a bureau. His nine year old brother tried to take the weapon from him and an accidental discharge occurred. The boy's condition is described as slight to fair.

Brett Wilbur O'Connor St. Mary's Hosprtal Orange N. J Bat Wilbur

Sailor Drowns Off New London in Sound Accident

Sailor Fred Anderson of the schooner Crusader UW drowned when a rope broke as the boom was taken in. He was swept from the deck and did not surface after sinking. The incident occurred in Long Island Sound near New London.

New London Conn Fred Anderson Valore Elty Anderson

Mayor Blocks Letter Hunt Amid BRT Fee Probes

Thompson committee uncovered vouchers showing BRT fees paid by the company for attorneys aiding in bond and construction deals. Cravath Henderson and Joline Larkin firms received substantial sums tied to six percent notes and Central Trust. Mayor Mitchel barred Harry Klein from inspecting city letter files. a subpoena for papers will be issued today.

Thompson Legislative Committee Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Brooklyn Construction B Clarence Shuster Kuhn, Loeb & Co Kidder, Peabody & Co The Central Trust Company Cravath & Henderson BR. T Central Trust Company of New York Joline, Larkin & Rathbone H.R. T Brooklyn Company Spooner & Cotton Morgan J. O'Brien Philip- Bet Charles A. Collin Admiralty Realty Thompson Committee Howard Abel B. R.T Feen Shuster Interborough Thompson Mitchel Harry Klein Perley Morse Gaynor Jetters Klein

Fourth of July events in Union Hill and Hoboken

The annual Fourth of July celebration in Schuetzen Park Union Hill N J runs from 1 pm to midnight with a carriers band fireworks games exhibition drills and dancing to benefit the sick and death fund Hoboken begins erecting a large electric flag atop City Hall studded with red white and blue lights to honor patriotism

New Yoter Carriers’ Association Schuetzen Park Union Hill N. J Carriers Sick and Death Benefit Fund Hoboken Mich

Two Judges For Odd Case In Vineland Oyster Law

Justice Frank De Luce in Vineland calls Frank Kotok to join Monday hearing over a peculiar oyster seizure law. John Zane of Camden accuses Captain Frank Bradford of employing Chesapeake Bay oyster workers, with proceeds split between the boat and the county hosting the seizure. The statute requires two notices but does not specify actions if they fail to appear.

Oyater Frank de Luce Vinell. J Dustier Frank Kotok John ©. Zane Camden de Luce Frank Bradford Chesapeake Bay

ENO Case Expert Rules Dementia In Will Contest

Dr. William Mabon of Manhattan State Hospital testified in Surrogate's Court that Amos F. Eno likely suffered senile dementia when he made his will on June 8, 1915. He noted that aging can impair memory and that dementia can coexist with rationality, citing unreadable letters from the testator.

Mabon Amos F. Eno William Mabon Manhattan State Hospital Yenterday Eno

Brooklyn Prize Essay Awards To Anna Olsen At Moblic School

The National Child Labor Committee named Anna Olsen thirteen of Moblic School 170 winner of four dollars for the best essay on Child Labor among seventh and eighth graders in sixteen Brooklyn schools. First prize in each school moved on to district judging for a national award funded by Mrs Frederic Crane. Honorable mentions include Charles Friedberg Public School 156 Abraham Horowitz Public School 165 and Kenneth Guckes Public School 7.

Brooklyn Winn Frederic Crane Chyld Labor Movement Charles Friedberg Public School Tasay Abraham Horowitz Kenneth Guckes

Border raid victim dies in Texas to Bayonne

Corporal William Ober of Troop M M4th United States Cavalry died from wounds received in an attack at San Ignacio, Mexico on June 15. His body is en route to Bayonne and will be buried from the home of Florence Hers at 45 West Eighth Street. Ober was among about 100 cavalrymen who crossed the Rio Grande to pursue bandits when ambushed. four Americans were killed.

William Oberlies M4th United States Carsir San Antonio Tex San Ignacio Mexico Bayonne Uberster Irs Florence West Eighth Street Yberstes Rio Grande

White Slaver Sentenced in Bronx Court

Judge Gibbs imposes a twelve year prison term on James Neapolitan for luring eighteen year old Marie Klein from her home. Klein is the daughter of the Bethany Reformed Church parishioner. The trial established the man’s guilt in the white slavery case.

Gibbs Bronx James Neapolitans Neapoliano Marie Klein

Egan Held as Aid in Guggenheim Suit Letter Theft

Publicity manager Martin Egan of J P Morgan and Co and detective William Burns were held on $100 bail for trial on a charge of copying private papers from Seymour & Sey mour. Hearing openings set for Wednesday as lawyers discuss possible out of court settlement of the Guggenheim interfamily suit.

Egan Aid Guggenheim Martin Egan J.P. Morgan & Co William J. Burns McAdoo Seymour & Seymour Equitable New Byrne Seymour Torney Swann Mor Hol Burns Morgan Francis J. Wellman J. J. Morgan & Co John Doe John VD. Lindsay Lindsay Morton B. Sulteer Sulter Morgan House Sultzer Aesterday

Grand Jury To Hear Kidnapping Story

Grand jury to hear details of an alleged attempt to drug and kidnap Misa Gertrude Claypool, heiress and niece of the late Governor Bout walter of Ohio. Detectives and a Mrs Margaret Hill figure in sworn affidavits. Indictments for blackmail, possessing corbine, and fugitive for justice may be returned against one or two implicated persons.

Misa Gertrude Claypool Boutwalter Ohio Margaret Hill Margaret Humphries 208 West Fifty-fourth Street Miss Claypool Dooling Claypool Iss Claypool Bookwalter New York Hill New Ark Palm Beach New Orleans Chicago

Metuchen Burglars Caught After Attempted Hold Up

Eccentric burglars previously content with entering homes and pilfering cigars perfume and small items were arrested after a failed robbery on a Woodbridge road near New Brunswick Detectives fought the trio Henry Mckeag Tony Abart and George Crothier were identified by Metuchen resident Sophie Grecian as the man who entered her bedroom The suspects fought off pursuing officers and were captured while resisting arrest

Metuchen New Brunswick N. J John Marcus Woodbridge Peitier Henry Mckeag Tony Abart George Crothier Sophie Grecian Mckeag

Missing real estate dealer Hendrickson sought by police

John Hendrickson, a 44 year old real estate dealer from 60 North Prince Street Flushing, has been missing since early April after going out to finalize a deal involving twelve houses for 2000 to 49000 dollars. Police report details his appearance and last seen attire as brown suit brown shoes and a Panama hat.

Reneraalae John Hiecdrickson North Prince Street Flushing Me. Hendrickson Thomas Mr. Hendrickson Hendrickson M Soutaren Univerity Heidelg. Com Ng New York

Girl Shot Farm Hand Held In Murder Charge

Camden Nod June 23 John Candory twenty is jailed on murder charges claiming the shooting of Angelina Piccioni sixteen at Waterford farm was accidental. Candory admitted finding a shotgun in an old shed and firing when the girl passed the door, killing her instantly. He fled but was captured by a posse at daylight.

Camden Nod John Candory Angelina Piccioni Waterford Candory Angelina

GOELET ANNOUNCES LARGE GARAGE PROJECT

Robert W. Goelet plans 362000 dollar garages to expand city facilities. The project will be leased to Biltmore Garage Inc. Architect A M Gray prepared the plans as Goelet remains the citys largest individual owner of public garages.

Biltmore Robert W. Goelet Seventh Street Biltmore Garage, Inc A M. Gray Mr. Goelet

Policeman Ends Life to Escape Cancer in Bronx

Police Lieutenant John Smith, 43, died by suicide in the Bronx after months of fearing cancer. Found at 266 East 285th Street with service pistol in his right hand and a small mirror in his left. He left a widow and four children, the youngest six months old. Lawyer William C Mayne held on grand larceny. bond set at $5,000 after Captain Westcott alleged missing funds.

John £. Smith East 285Th Street Bronx Leithwart Trafic Cobb Washington Heights William C. Mane Staten Island Hw T. Westcott W Cott Mayne Declar

AM League Park sale reported bidders named

Negotiations for the Amer scan League Park property bordered by 165th to 168th Streets Fort Washington Avenue and Broadway are nearing completion. Presbyterian Hospital secured an option to buy the site for 2 million for hospital purposes, with Columbia University’s medical department involved. Authors making offers include Vincent Astor and William Randolph Hearst.

Vincent Astor William Randolph Hearst

Juryman's blunder sparks mistrial in will case

Arnold Aram a foreign born merchant not a party to the will contest of Samuel Horowitz faced a mistrial after the surrogate found his sympathy for Mrs Ray Phillips influenced the court. The judge lamented jurors unfamiliar with court customs and declined to prosecute Aram for contempt.

Arnold Aram Samuel Horowitz Ray Phillips Aram

N J Grade Law Upheld In Supreme Court Fielder Case

In Trenton on June 28 the New Jersey Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Fielder anti grade crossing law in two opinions. One dismisses Erie Railroads appeal from a Public Utility Commission order directing abolition of all Paterson crossings. the other upholds the law but abates the Cranford crossing order against Central Railroad of New Jersey due to a park land arrangement.

Erie Supreme Court Trenton N. J Trenchard Erie Railroad Public Utility Commission Paterson Garrison Central Railroad of New Jersey Cranford Senate

Aviator and Aide Freeed After Trial Indictment

Two men Warren S. Eaton and Leopold Blankenberg were charged with breaking into Sloan Aviation Company's East Bound Brook plant to steal war plane plans. The plant head said he would not press charges, noting no clear theft intent despite earlier speculation.

New Brunswick N. J Sloan Aviation Company East Bound Brook Warren Eaton Leopold Blankenberg Plana Sloan

City to Profit by Faulty Scales and Weights Losses

More than 100000 faulty scales and weights seized by the Bureau of Weights and Measures were smelted at a Brooklyn foundry yesterday, with billets reportedly turning to the city’s gold value. Today 200000 bushel baskets approved by the Bureau will be burned.

Bureau of Weights and Measures Brooklyn

Oliver Osborne case: expert testifies handwriting similar

Rae Tanzer cannot recall eye color of her former husband Oliver Osborne while handwriting expert Vreeland Haring testified that samples from Oliver and James Osborne show striking similarity. The trial hinges on whether the two Osbornes share cursive traits and the implications for the romance in question.

Rae Tanzer Oliver Wolver Liver Osborne James W. Osborne William Rand, Jr Vreeland Haring Oliver Osborne

Street Car Hits Truck in crowded town area

A city street car collided with a heavily loaded truck on Eighth Avenue yesterday afternoon injuring seven people. Joseph Kennedy of 308 West Forty-ninth Street was hospitalized at Mellertee Hospital along with other passengers. James Montague, the car’s driver, was arrested on an assault charge.

Rosario Alessandro Fourteenth Street First Avenue Harry Hirsch Jersey City Eighth Avene Joseph Kennedy West Forty-ninth Street Mellertee Joapitel James Montague

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