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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1912

Page

2

Havana calm as rains quell citywide disturbances

Havana remained quiet with no racial clashes reported despite rumors of whites driving out blacks from parks during band concerts. U S warships may visit to safeguard Americans while Cuba shifts to protect life and property, with 14 000 troops in Oriente and planned dispatches to curb rebels as President Gomez seeks pacification.

Chicago United States Havana Havana Post Washington Ramirez Associated Press Yellow Press Oriente Gomez Caimenera Sagua de Tanamo Nashville Nipe Bay Karmany Guantanamo United States Special Service Culgoa Santiago Juragoa Iron Company Oceana Carriera Larga Guantango & Western Sagua da Tanga Igenet

Multitudes Cheer The Kaiser's Ships In New York Harbor

A visiting German squadron led by Admiral von Rebeur Paschwitz visits New York. Officials including ex-Mayor Seth Low and J. P. Morgan Jr greet the Moltke and other ships. The party tours the vessels, meets officers, and plans a night at the Waldorf Astoria amid broad civic and diplomatic exchanges.

Syndroor George F. Kunz Edward Hagaman_Hall Waldo Cornelius Vanderbilt Count von Bernstorff Moltke Low Vanderbilt North Star Louisiana Admiral Winslow Rufus R. Zogbaum, Jr Linsay H. Lacy Winslow Prince Henry of Reuss Henry of Admiral von Rebeur- Paschwitz Admiral von Rebeur-Paschwitz Washington Jamestown Exposition. Mr. Low Gaynor New York Iser Admiral von Rebeur-Pasch Riverside Drive United States Naval Academy Annapolis Hampton Roads von Rebeur-Paschwitz Mr. Morgan Mr. Vanderbilt Mr. Low Hudson Bremen Seebohm Seven- By-Eighth Street Stettin Zenker Eightieth Street Ritter von Mann Edler von Tischler Eighty-fifth Street Roger Wells Ninetieth Street Kansas John A. Hoogewerff Ninety-fifth Street New Hampshire James H. Oliver 100Th Street South Carolina Thomas Snowden 106Th Street New Jersey Drayton Kenneth M.nnett I Paulding Stafford H.R. Doyle I MecCall Hugo W. Osterhaus Roe Clark H. Woodward Terry John C. Fremont Yankton Jersey Deutscher Verein Central Park South Capt Severin Baron von Schmettan America von Moltke Reinhard Siedenberg Germany Taft Anthen Vyresicent Seidenkers Prince Henry United States Hudson River Winter Garden Carnegie Alaska-Siberia Pictures Broadway Tasker H. Bliss Governors Island A. Gleaves New York Navy Yard von Rebeur- Paschwitz Twenty-third Street Gen Bliss Gleaves Navy Yard Adamson Waldorf-Astoria Seth Low Metropolitan Club

Democrats Begin Baltimore March for National Convention

Baltimore markets a wave of delegates as 1,090 attendees prepare for the Democratic National Convention on June 25. Secretary Urey Woodson cites wife illness delaying a Baltimore meeting, while ticket requests near 200,000 for about 10,000 seats. Concurrently, Col. John T. Martin arrives to open National Committee headquarters.

Baltimore Urey Woodson National Committee Mack Woodson Waldorf-Astoria New York John TI. Martin St. Louis Farnan Baltimore Police Department National Guard Democratic National Committee Fifth Regiment Armory Mount Royal Hoffman Street Preston Street Park Linden Avenues

Ferrara to Washington with Go mez commission on Cuba unrest

The Times reports Speaker Ferrara travels to Washington carrying a commission from President Gomez. He aims to persuade U S authorities that short time limits to quell the Negro uprising are unjust and to describe Oriente Province conditions. Cuban disruption affects commerce with over a million dollars in U S orders canceled and wholesalers halting shipments pending developments.

New York Times Washington Cuba John Barrett Pan-American Union New Willard Toledo Herrarte Guatemala United States Martin Rivero Frederico Mejia Salvador Pedro E. Rojas Venezuela Cartrillo Nicaragua Joachim Mendez Sulzer House Committee On Foreign Affairs R.S. R. Hitt Orestes Ferrera House of Representatives Gomez Ferrera Havana Ferrara Oriente

Urey Woodson Revealed in Baltimore Visit

Urey Woodson secretary of the Democratic National Committee, staying at the Waldorf with wife confined by neuraglia. He delayed his planned trip to Baltimore due to her condition and declined to predict the Democratic presidential nominee because of a crowded field.

Mr. Ferrera United States Speaker Ferrera Nelson Cuba Senor Ferrera State Department Sulzer Knox the Waldorf Urey Woodson Democratic National Committee Baltimore Waldorf Wil Tie

Auto Plunge Into Charles River Leaves One Found

A car carrying six men toppled from an embankment into the Charles River in Boston at dawn. Only Gerald Whalen of Roxbury is accounted for. he says the others escaped before the plunge and vanished. Authorities plan daylight river dragging to locate the others.

Boston Charles River Gerald Whalen Roxbury Charles Carruth, Jr Riverside Drive van Cortlandt Park Carruth 242D Street Fordham Schaefer Library Bureau

Admiral Everett Dies in Newport Home

Rear Admiral William Henry Everett CG 3 N retired died at his Newport home after a long illness. Born March 6 1847 in New York he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1867 and retired in 1906 with the rank of Rear Admiral after more than twenty years at sea and eighteen on land.

Newport R. I William Henry Everett New York Naval Academy

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