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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1912

Page

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Bryan sends $1000 for Wilson fund in Sea Girt report

Special to The New York Times from Sea Girt New Jersey July 30 details the Democratic National campaign fund receiving a $1000 check from William J Bryan the largest single donation yet and notes Wilson’s warm reception to the contribution.

New York Times Sea Girt N.J Democratic National Campaign Woondrow Wson White House William. J. Bryan Bryan Mr. Bryan Gov. Wilson Michael Francis Doyle Doyle Rocky Mountains Grover Cleveland Morgenthau Campaign Committee New York Herman Ridder Peary Morgenthau Ase.sey City United Negro Democratic Club V. Wilson Virginia James

Peary Praises Mikkelsen Polar Narratives

Telegraphed from Eagle Island Me July 30 Robert Peary extols Mikkelsen and Mon day s Trans at hand for revealing what a man may endure when driven to reach an objective. He lauds Tus Trams for publishing the original narrative direct from the explorers for study by present and future polar researchers.

New York Times Eagle Island Me Mikkelson Tus Trams Mikkelsen Tim Trius Robert. E. Peary

New Monroe Doctrine plan aims to bar foreign control of Western harbors

A Senate Foreign Relations sub committee backs extending the Monroe Doctrine to block any harbor occupation that could be handed to a foreign power. Lodge argues fishing concessions near Magdalena Bay mask fortification plans while Root and Hitchcock urge cautious diplomatic language to avoid offending Japan.

New York Times Washington Magdalena Bay Senate Committee On Foreign Lodge Japan United States Senator Root Hitchcock Senate

King George V Presents New Yacht Cup

The New York Yacht Club announced from England that a new King’s Cup has been donated by King George V to replace the late King Edward VII’s trophy. Commodore Blair ordered the race on August 15 during this year’s cruise with eligibility for U S yacht owners in good standing, requiring at least fifty feet for sloops and sixty feet for schooners.

New York Yacht Club England King George V King Edward VII Newport Commodore Blair

Death of Dante Café owner tied to Dago Frank slayings

James Verrella proprietor of the Dante Café at 168 West Thirty-fourth Street was shot and killed in his third-floor room amid a feud linked to the gangland killer Dago Frank. Investigators say Verrella betrayed Rosenthal killer Dago Frank, prompting revenge by gunmen William Lorenzo and Albert Contento, who fled as officers arrested two accomplices and a qualifying suspect.

Ellison New Jersey Jersey State House Wilbur P F. Sadler National Guards of Slong Sadler State House Richmond Fifteenth Georgia Infantry Fifteenth Georgia Spottsylvania Georgia Virginia Fifteenth Georgia Infantry Confederate Veterans of Virginia New Jersey National Guard Gov. Wilson Stonewall Jackson James Verrella Dante West Thirty-fourth Street Dago Frank Cirocisi Herman Rosenthal Harlem Verrella William Lorenzo Albert Contento Dante Café Rosenthal Frank Upton Petrosino and Vachiris West 134Th Street McKenna Cassassa Carole John Pizza James J. Cain Caruso Central Park Zoo Thirty-fourth Street Seventh Avenue Cain Jack Pisza Pizza Trojan Carrette West Thirtieth Street Bellevue Hospital 210 West Tenth Street Contento 205 West Twenty-seventh Street Blackwell's Island Lorenzo Dago #rank Gardner Frank H. Gardner Samuel W. Haslett George W. Garrison Verella Rose Becker Times Broadway Forty-third Metropole

Chicago poet magazine to be established under Harriet Monroe

Miss Harriet Monroe plans a poetry focused magazine with offices in the Fine Arts Building. The first issue is slated for November with advisory help from Hobart Chatfield-Taylor Henry Fuller and Edith Wyatt. One hundred Chicago residents pledge fifty dollars annually for five years to cover expenses.

New York Times Chicago Fine Arts Hobart C. Chatfield-Taylor Henry B. Fuller Edith Wyatt Miss Monroe

Gaudy Ties for Mr. Taft

Half a dozen vari-colored neckties designed in red white and blue arrived for President Taft as a gift from a Russian American. The donor calls the ties a treaty and says they symbolize Taft's work in settling the Russian passport question.

Washington

Mother In An Aeroplane At Hempstead

Cecil Peoli took his mother Mrs Cassandra Peoli age 50 on an airplane ride at Hempstead Long Island reaching an altitude of 3000 feet. He then carried along her friend Mrs William Heina aboard the flight but the account ends mid sentence with unclear remainder.

No Standing in Front of Metropole as Policeman Moves Crowd

A group chats outside the Hotel Metropole when a police officer orders them to disperse. One man stays behind recalling Herman Rosenthal’s murder and police actions before a shooting. The scene ends with a tense exchange and a scowling officer nearby.

Hotel Metropole Broadway Herman Rosenthal

Pennsylvania Rail Road Chicago Return Ticket Notice

Ticket offers a $26.00 round trip to Chicago from York with return by August 22. The Pennsylvania Railroad advertises tickets sold August York and good returning to reach New Okbd before August 22. See Ticket.

Chicago Pennsylvania Rai Railroad York New

Graft Paid to Police Exposed in Rosenthal Case

Key New York graft scheme details emerge as Jack Rose, Becker’s agent, claims $2.4 million yearly payoff to police and politicians. Rose, Webber, and Wallon reveal four equal shares totaling $600,000 each to distribute up the chain, with Becker as a principal conduit. Whitman eyes Becker’s full confession to purge the system and secure mercy.

Becker New York Jack Rose Charles A. Becker Whitman Rose Rosenthal Sing Sing Bridgey” Webber Harry Vallon Mr. Whitman Herman Rosenthal Lieut. Becker Police Backer Bridgey Webber Harry Wallon Wallon Grand Zelig Dago Frank Shapiro

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