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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

7

Whitmore Evidence In Murder Trial Near Harrison Street

Theodore Whitmore, a Brooklyn motorman, faced cross examination as evidence closed for his trial over his wife's Christmas night murder near Harrison. He testified about a 15 dollar spending to visit relatives, his movements before returning home, and a struggle in which he claimed self defense.

Theodore Whitmore Brooklyn Harrison Hudson County Court House Whitmore Vickers Schenectady Adams and Concord Streets City Halls Manhattan Samuel Pulvers Fark Row O'Neill Whitmores Pulvers New York Troy Black Simpson Ins

Amateur Mammoth Circus Dazzles West Side YMCA Crowd

The third annual mammoth circus, staged on the 5th street field by the West Side YMCA, drew a large audience. All acts were amateurs from the YMCA, with proceeds benefiting the emergency fund and Camp West Side. Acts included Mr Picturesque Epidérmis, Mme Deanderie Spinage the bearded lady, Mme So-Lone-Marr Slimpolesky the Russian grandest, Catacaseaze the wolf man, Leo Phuzzephizoer the lion faced, and a curious menseerie described as the most wonderful mix of monstrosities.

West Side Young Men's Christian Association Fadith Avenue Camp West Side

McDougall Hawkes Receives Marriage License

McDougall Hawkes, former Dock Commissioner, and Miss Eva Van Cortlandt Morris obtained a marriage license at the New York Hall license bureau yesterday. Hawkes, 45, Morris, 39, noted Hawkes’s middle name Emile though not used. The wedding is set for June 4.

Ravonne resident tries to shoot himself aboard ferry Washington

Herman Rubine of Bayonne attempted suicide on the ferry Washington during the 4 PM Cortlandt Street to Jersey City run. A deckhand tackled him and recovered the revolver. Rubine, dazed, was detained by Detective Clark. A deed of recent property conveyance was found on him.

Herman Rubine Ravanne Washington Cortlandt Street Jersey City John Mallory Passeherre Rubine Clark

Road failure blamed on legislation and receivership

Paule Valley Ohio reports the Oklahoma Center Trail Railroad Company operating from Lehigh to Chickasaw, a distance of 189 miles, has filed for a receiver. President A D Carter cites radical laws that halted the road sale and blocked a $306 loan from Philadelphia as the cause of bankruptcy.

Assails Christianity at Christian Socialist Fellowship Meeting

Delegates begin a national conference in the city with a dinner at Kalil's in Park Place where speakers attack Christianity and praise socialism. Algernon Lee, Morris Hill quit, John Spargo denounces institutions yet claims fellowship membership. Debs lauded as a national figure. crowds applaud. An Ascension parish house meeting drafts a manifesto and hosts an afternoon reception for delegates.

Christian Socialist Fellowship Collectivist Society Kalil's Park Place Algernon Lee Morris Hillquit National Socialist Bureau Hearst Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Daily Call John Spargo Spargo Eugene V Debs Christ New York Eugene V. Debs Phelps Stokes Mrs. Stokes Church of the Ascension West 11Th Street

Strange Jewel Theft From Purse in Parlor

Mrs W P Sullivan of 198 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn reports jewelry valued at 2506 missing from a large purse left in the parlor of the Clermont Avenue house. She and husband Dr Sullivan had left the Washington Park address briefly and returned to find the purse undisturbed but the jewelry and about 109 in coins gone.

W. P. Sullivan Clermont Avenue Brooklyn Dr. Sullivan Sullivans Washington Park Washington Park Place

Hunt for Ship and Man Captivates Manufacturers

The National Association of Manufacturers meets to seek the Export Shipping Company vessel Goldsboro and its president F G Bailey after bankruptcy alarms. The ship, said to be fitted as a filibuster, left port May 2 for Belize with Bailey family rumors and a suspected cargo unpaid to creditors.

National Association of Manufacturers Export Shipping Company F. G. Bailey Goldsboro Nevin Bailey Brooklyn Belize British Honduras Oxley Baileys

Swindled, Says London Detective

Cecil Pape of Scotland Yard accuses Louris Waxenberg and two companions of swindling him out of 200 at a dice game aboard a London bound voyage. Pape, who was to sail on the Lusitania, faced a staged casino with a supposed detective and fled when the ruse collapsed.

Louris Waxenberg West 115Th Street Cecil Pape Scotland Yard London Waxenberg Pape Lusitania Holland House Zoo

Public Service Commission Warps Over Fourth Avenue Subway Fate

The Public Service Commission may alter plans as Interborough Rapid Transit offers a Fulton Street junction to Manhattan Bridge link. Chairman Willcox says if city approves contracts the commission will start work at once while engineers finalize Broadway Lexington Ave routing and Brooklyn Bridge loop operations remain unsettled.

Interborough Rapid Transit Company Flatbush Avenue Filton Street Brooklyn Manhattan Bridge Fourth Avenue Board of Estimate Public Service Commission Fourth Avenue Subway Willcox Interborough Fulton Street Manhattan Bridge Terminal Broadway Lexington Avenue Brooklyn Bridge Loop

Portland Man Faces Maximum Fine in Mail Order Case

George Fred Terry, proprietor of the Waterville Mail Order Publishing House, faces a $10,900 maximum fine tomorrow after his March conviction for conspiracy to defraud the government of postage. Judge Hale noted the new Post Office ruling on second class mail matter and considered jail as a risk. Indictment cited conspiracy to falsify classification and false statements on circulation and weight of second class matter.

Portland George Fred Terry Waterville Mail Order Publishing House Hale United States District Court Post Office Department Terry

New York Athletic Club Beats Crescent in Chess Match

Six man teams from the New York Athletic Club and Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn faced off at the New York Athletic Club house. After four hours the NYAC team won five games to one.

New York Athletic Club Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn

Carroll & Grier Sale At Fifth Avenue Art Galleries

A 4 carved mahogany sofa in silk maire led the bidding and sold to M. S. Dodd at the Carroll and Grier sale. S. McDermott paid top bids for an oil painting by A. Reyna and two artists’ proofs net to H. Wunderlich for 42. A mahogany library table went to I. Van Brinck for 40 and an antique mahogany harpsichord to J. Chester for 28. The final sale occurs this afternoon with choicest items on offer. Buyers included H. A. Cass Dr W. G. States S. Hopkins W Hanna J c Earle H. Whitney IT. Hudson Dr Abrams Morton W. Smith M. Cross H. V. R. Martling and F. Rivers.

Maire Carroll & Grier Fifth Avenue M. S. Dodd Th. S. McDermott A. Reyna H. Wunderlich J. Chester H. A. Cass W. G. States S. Hopkins W Hanna J. c¢. Earle H. Whitney IT. Hudson Dr Abrams Morton W. Smith M. Cross H. V. R. Martling F. Rivers

Three Drown Under Engine In Port Arthur Flood

Civic Dam on Current River burst causing disastrous flood in Port Arthur Ontario May 28. Three men Engineer Savage Fireman McBridge Brakeman Inmann died when their freight engine toppled on submerged tracks. Damages estimated at 406000 dollars with track washouts harming Canadian Pacific Railway.

Port Arthur Ont Civic Canadian Pacific Savage McBridge Inmann Canadian Pacific Railway Company

Gambling raids sweep French Lick under state orders

Officers acting on orders from Governor Hanly and Attorney General Bingham raided gambling places in French Lick Indiana last night. A telegraphed warning from Indianapolis had been received and all gambling paraphernalia was removed.

French Lick Ind Hanly Bingham Indianapolis

Pennsylvania Special Sets Striking New NYC to Chicago Record

The Pennsylvania Special trains between New York and Chicago ran in eighteen hours, arriving on the minute on 50 of 53 days from March 21 to May 12. Only a few delays occurred, proving expert crews and flawless track maintenance. The service departs New York at 3.55 PM and reaches Chicago at 4.55 AM.

New York Chicago Pennsylvania

Stockham to Take Over Wolcott Hotel Lease

George T. Stockham, former Hotel Breslin manager, announced completion of negotiations to purchase the lease and furnishings of the Hotel Wolcott on Fifth Avenue and Twenty First Street. He will take possession June 1 and has sold his Breslin interests. He plans no major management changes at Wolcott, beyond some staff adjustments.

George T. Stockham Breslin Wolcott Fifth Avenue 21St Street Mr. Stockham Fast 27Th Street

Noted Lambs Superintendent Arrested for Nonpayment Support

John J. Tissen longtime Lambs superintendent was arrested on a wife’s complaint for non support. He posted to pay 15 dollars weekly and faces ongoing divorce action. He claimed dependence on a 22 dollar monthly salary.

John J. Tissen The Lambs

Art training in dress and personal expression

Sara A. Hubbard argues for establishing schools to teach dress art, claiming knowledge of colors textures and styles would relieve time and expense, reduce fashion sameness, and let women express character through individualized attire. She envisions society where dress reflects culture and refinements uplift all.

Sara A. Hubbard A. C. McClurg & Co Chicago

Fifty Years a Teacher Jubilee for Miss Margaret West

Ex pupil actions mark fifty years in Auburn public schools with a June 4 jubilee. They plan a statue in Miss Wests honor and a purse of fifty gold dollars from former and current teachers. The Mothers Club president Mrs Florence Smith Hoyt started the movement, tracing lineage to Josiah Litchwork, early school trustee.

Margaret West Auburn Miss West Mothers’ Club Florence Smith Hoyt Josiah Litchwork

Critics Recoil as Alice Freeman Gives Up Wellesley Presidency

In a biography by Alicé Freeman Palmer Professor George Herbert Palmer defends Freeman’s decision to marry noting critics misread the move as career ending. He argues love home and happiness expand a person’s power and public leadership rests on a rich private nature.

Alice Freeman Wellesley College George Herbert Palmer Alicé Freeman Palmer Palmer

Such a Pretty Dressing Jacket Described in Pattern

A Tribune Pattern piece showcases a white hauste dressing jacket trimmed with embroidery. The note adds it would charm with a different material choice.

Japanese silks and cotton crepes pattern details

The notice describes fabric choices including Japanese silks and real Japanese cotton crepes. It lists yardage for a medium size and specifies widths, banding, and edging required. Pattern No. 6003 fits busts from 34 to 42 inches and is mailed for ten cents with pattern number and bust size clearly stated. Send extra two cent stamp for sealed letter mailing to Pattern Department New York Tribune.

New-York Tribune

Gardner School Holds 50th Commencement at No 67 Fifth Avenue

The Gardner School marked its fiftieth annual commencement last night at No 67 Fifth Avenue. Rev Dr Wilton Merle Smith delivered the address and Rev Dr John B Allen presented the diplomas to the graduates.

Gardner School No. 67 Fifth Avenue Wilton Merle Smith John 8. Allen

Treasury seeks proposals for furnishing bagging for offices

The Treasury Department invites sealed proposals for supplying office coin bags for the final year ending June 30 1909. Bids due Saturday June 2 1908 at 2 PM. Blank bid forms and instructions available from the Secretary of the Treasury George El. Cortelyou.

Warth Q. M Fort Siocum N. Y FETC Fort Slocum Reeds Orarter Master's 26Th Street Gray's Fe Road Philadelphia F. G Hodgron Washington, D. C Tress Department War & Department New London Conn Fort Mansrett William FE. Horton

Assembly curbs church power by adding paid agents to executive body

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church approves a measure to require new paid agents of church boards to join the executive commission directing church affairs. Debates accuse a few men of dominating the body, while supporters cite broad reform. The temperance progress is also reported, noting large declines in saloon presence and favorable legislative sentiment.

Kansas City General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church of the United J. Nicholls St. Louis Louis Severance Cleveland John H. Converse Philadelphia United States Prohibition States Prohibition

Berlitz Language Schools Move Across New York Area

Summer school to be held at Asbury Park New Jersey with Berlitz teachers sent to locations within a hundred miles. Branches listed include Madison Square Harlem Lenox Avenue Brooklyn Court Street and others near Broadway.

Berlitz School OF Languages Madison Square Broadway Harlem Lenox Ave 110Th St Brooklyn Court St Asbury Park N. J

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