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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1908

Page

18

Bankers Indignant Over Cosmopolitan Closure

Officials of the Cosmopolitan Bank closed by the Currency Controller plan an appeal to reopen. Vice president Kil retailer accuses Examiner Cunning of overstepping authority. Bankers say no prior trouble and dispute liquor rumor about Examiner. The Mont Washington Savings and Trust Company will open Tuesday. its secretary says Cosmo reserve funds are strong and the closure should not affect them.

Tribune Gmsbers Cosmopolitan Bank John B. Cunning Leonine Joanne Gaat Cosad Genere Pittsburg Cunningham Mont Washington Savings and Trust Couny J. M George M. Gordon Trust Company Gays Examiner Oelock Cosmopolitan National Bank Qusd Trust Adeed Cosmopolitan Ely Hoh Berkey State White L. Richmond, Jr the Cosmopolitan

Abor Men Charged With Contempt

Washington reports Judge Gould to hear petition against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor for contempt of a previous order. They allegedly circulated a boycott list and hindered the Labor order, with possible fines or jail if found in contempt. Missing Italian contractor Del Baleo reappears in Nyack after disappearance from the Bronx. A Bronx detective bureau found him and he recalls meeting three men before vanishing. Other cases include Lechero attempting disguise and Conti bank fraud inquiry ending with a barber shop capture.

Washington Buck's Sor and Range Company van oGesve St. Louis Manufactures Assoctation Samuel Gempers John Mitchell Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Gould Su Peme Court District of Columbia American Federaln of Labor Clabaugh Mitchell United Mine Workers Buck's Stove Ranger Nist Gompers Frank del Baleo Bronx Nyack. T Copbainio and Bonanio Nyack Ehze Lechero East 78Th Street Hank First Avenue Starber Mestino Conti East 29Th Street To Conti Italy Katherine Chreafie East 38Th Perbanker Sud Walsh Licicero

Labor Day Parade Plans By City Unions

Workmen plan a big parade with over forty thousand marchers led by Arnold B. McStay and features six thousand housesmiths in red blouses and gray hats. After parades, unions host picnics and a luncheon, with speeches by Keir Hardie and Reverend Percy S. Grant, while transport companies announce river and railroad excursions for Labor Day observers.

Central Federated Union Jersey City Women’s Trade Union League Arlington Hall St. Mark's Place Fifth Avenue Plaza Washington Square Arnold B. McStay James P. Holland John C. O'Brien Herman Robinson United Teamsters of America American Federation of Labor Teamsters

Rain Delays Field Artillery Maneuvers at Van Cortlandt Park

The 1st Battalion Field Artillery N G N Y postponed yesterday’s planned maneuvers at Van Cortlandt Park due to rain. Officers prepared new drill plans for the afternoon while troops sheltered in tents. Armory locations are listed: 6th Street and Columbus Avenue, 177th Street and Bathgate Avenue, Bronx, and Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn.

Field Artillery van Cortlandt Park van Cortlandt O’ryan 6Th Street Columbus Avenue 177Th Street Bathgate Avenue Bronx Clermont Avenue Brooklyn

New Rochelle Officials Face Charges Hearing Set Next Tuesday

Justice Morschauser of the Supreme Court vacated a temporary injunction shielding the Board of Public Works from removal by the Mayor and Aldermen. The hearing on charges against suspended members Richard Luthers H T Waite and Hubert H Cooper begins next Tuesday night. The court barred the Mayor from making appointments until ouster. The accused are Republican holdovers. the Mayor and Aldermen are Democrats.

Justice Morschauser Supreme Court Board of Public Works of New Rochelle Richard Luthers H. T. Waite Hubert H. Cooper

Actors' Delegate Exonerated in union dispute

Lew Morton secretary of the Actors' National Protective Union said the national executive committee unanimously exonerated Henry De Veaux. The Central Federated Union had investigated charges linked to the Murray Hill Lyceum meeting and found no involvement by De Veaux. He appealed to the AFL executive council and a motion waived charges of any connection with the meeting.

Lew Morton Actors’ National Protective Union Henry de Veaux Central Federated Union Murray Hill Lyceum Central Federated Union 4 de Veaux Brooklyn American Federation of Labor Murray Hill

Straus Campaigns for Pasteurized Milk Abroad

Nathan Straus, New York merchant, after fourteen months in Europe, intensifies his drive for pasteurized milk to curb disease and protect health. He reports progress in Sandhausen and gains backing from European nobility and officials to expand pasteurization across Germany Austria and Ireland, with demonstrations in Frankfurt Berlin and Vienna.

Nathan Straus New York Europe Mr. Straus Karlsruhe Grand Duchess Luise of Bavaria Straus Countess of Aberdeen Ireland Dublin Arnulf Munich E. W. Hope Liverpool Baron von Bienerth Austria Strauss Frankfort Berlin Vienna

Children Relief Society Opens Canal Street Lunchroom

The Children's Relief Society reports 26 043 meals served to school children since opening on June 9 at 106 Canal Street. An executive committee led by Isadore M. Levy notes total receipts of 4 609 and a projected post August fund of about 2 500. After June meals of 6 215 during the first run, the group shifted to home delivery for the summer, now serving 622 children at roughly 600 to 700 dollars monthly.

Children’s Relief Society No. 106 Canal Street The Isadore M. Levy Max Herbst James M. Hamilton Max Welinsky Philip Sachs Meyer Frank

Italian Socialist Meeting Blocked by Flatbush Police

Police in Flatbush, Brooklyn, disrupted planned Italian socialist talks after a circular advertised by an Italian editor from Philadelphia. Affected bystanders dispersed. the alleged organizers, tied to Father Bonaventura's parish, had canceled the event before police arrival. Bishop McDonnell and Father Bonaventura denied involvement.

Flatbush Pigtown Brooklyn Philadelphia Pope’s Hall Brooklyn Avenue Rutland Road O'Reilly Antonio Vacchris Father Joseph Bonaventura St. Blasius’s Kingston Avenue Midwood Street Bishop McDonnell Father Bonaventura

Lovers in same hospital seek forbidden union

Cecilia Ostgen aged nineteen at St Catherine's Hospital attempts suicide believing her parents oppose her relationship with Harry Crook aged twenty two. Both are near each other in the same hospital ward as doctors treat Cecilia after a gas inhalation and Harry after a similar attempt. The couple hope to wed once allowed by their families.

Cecilia Ostgen St. Catherine's Hospital Harry Crook Cecilia Harry Phillips Crooks

Rain Softens Milk Strike Breakdown at Local Farms

Rain helped break up the second day of disruption by striking drivers from the Sheffield Farms Slawson Decker Company. Harness cutting and mischief recurred but lessened as rain dampened events. Hundreds missed morning milk, though President Horton said each district would be fully supplied tomorrow and that reinstatement requests would be considered.

Shefffield Farms-Slawson- Decker Company Horton

Six Prisoners Escape Herkimer Jail in New York

Six prisoners escaped from the Herkimer jail in Little Falls, New York, last night by sawing bars from a window. The breakout, not discovered until morning, leaves Eleon Prairie and Mike Barbo among the absentees along with Eleon Vincent Seed, charged with manslaughter, Tony Panzo a Black Hand suspect, and George Lightheart and Frank Van Wile, petty thieves, all still at large.

Little Falls N. Y Herkimer Eleon Prairie Mike” Barbo Eleon Vincent Seed Wich Tony” Panzo Black Hand George Lightheart Frank van Wile

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