Feverish Fear and Courage as We Prepare for Worst
The text urges steadfast resolve amid uncertainty and fear. It counsels manly courage to brace for the worst while noting the fear may not come to pass and comfort may arise from that doubt.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1918
Page
8
See-Score Bridge Table with Glass and Drawer
Describes a bridge table priced at 15 dollars with ten tall crystal glasses removable centre tray and under glass enamel finish. Includes cross see score feature a drawer under glass right of scorekeepers with auction ere gee and pencil and a pad to view scores without removal. Portable and priced at 17 50 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
New York Bolsheviks rally in Madison Square Garden backing Soviet rule
Thousands gather at Madison Square Garden to voice support for the Soviet Government led by Lenin and Trotzky. Professor G V Lomonossoff is cheered though declares he is not Bolshevik while urging US recognition and opposing allied intervention. Protestors from Menshevik and other groups clash with Bolsheviks as resolutions call US recognition and condemn intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
United States
Russia
Menshevik
G. V. Lomonossoff
Kerensky
Lomonossoff
Lomonousoff
Professor Lomonossoff
Department of Ways and Communications
Provisional Government
Home Defense
Jomonossoff
Germany
America
Brent- Litovsk
Ukraine
Republic of Russia
Junkers
Weert
Siberia
Bett
Alexander Jachtenberg
Rand School of Social Science
Trotzky and
Lenine
Ito
Norman Thomas
BK. Charney Vladeck
J. Palmer
O. Preedin
Ayoke
N.iselj
Drafts 9000 Workmen for Military Aeronautical Corps
Nine thousand white draft registrants qualified for special limited military service were called today by Provost Marshal General Crowder. They will join the Military Aeronautical Corps and be sent to Vancouver Washington to manufacture aircraft materials. Porto Rico and Hawaii were asked to furnish 17,000 registrants for the National Army with 12,468 to Camp Las Casas San Juan on June 20 and July 1 and 4,236 to Fort Armsbur g Honolulu on July 1.
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Washington
Crowder
Military Aeronautical Corps
Army
Vancouver
Wash
Porto Rico
Hawaii
National Army
Camp Las Casas
San Juan
Armsb Rorg
Honolulu
Russian Cadets Call for Allied Help in War Effort
A Russian cadet faction appeals to Allies for decisive intervention to aid Russia against Germany. They reject Bolshevik rule, urge coordinated actions honoring Russian rights, and note parallel calls in US Senate proposals and Soviet-era editorials seeking a definite Allied commitment.
Newark Fares Rise On Hudson Tubes Amid Rail Rate Shifts
Washington reports an 27 cent fare from New York to Newark on the Hudson & Manhattan tube route, aligning east and westbound prices after earlier discrepancies. Ferries between New Jersey and Manhattan gained tentative approval for a 5 cent average rise, with investigations pending. Public officials protest, citing impact on sailors at Pelham Bay Park and riders, while Jersey chambers press for rate adjustments.
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New York
Newark
Hudson & Manhattan
Pennsylvania H
Railroad Administration
Pennsylvania
Hudson& Manhattan
McAdoo
New Jersey
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph P. Hennessy
The
Bronx
New Haven
Harlem River
Bartow
Hylan
Pelham Bay Park
Park
Strong
Suffolk County
Long Island Railroad
Ita
E Jersey
Chamber of Commerce
L Louise Sherwood
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Jerse City
Urgency urged for Siberia to block Central Powers dominance
The article argues for immediate intervention in Siberia to prevent the Central Powers from dominating the entire Russian nation. It frames the geopolitical threat as urgent and strategic, stressing decisive action to safeguard Russia's independence and future.
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Siberian
Dowager Empress Refuses German Aid Visit
In Ukraine the Dowager Empress of Russia and most former imperial family members declined to meet a German general sent to inquire about their wishes. One younger Grand Duke did meet him and asked to flee to a neutral country. The family’s stance is described as anti German.
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Amsterdam
Russia
Ukraine
Rheinische Westfaelische Zeitung
Essen
Berlin
Lokal-Anzeiger
Geherd
Consistently Performing Service Over A Long Period
The text notes a remarkable service that persists with enduring consistency. It emphasizes long term reliability and steady operation across many years or seasons.
New York Aviator Killed in Accidental Flight
A series of early aviation accidents leaves several officers dead or gravely injured. Lieu tenant Bardwell of New York City died instantly when an aircraft fell 400 feet near Belleville Illinois, Major Brooks was critically hurt. Jack McGee of Pawtucket was killed in Narragansett Bay while practicing exhibitions near East Greenwich Rhode Island. Lieutenant Harry Dodds of Vancouver died at Fort Sam Houston Texas after a crash from 200 feet. Lieutenant Roger Montgomery of Tunica Mississippi, an aerial gunnery instructor, was killed in Houston Texas area.
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Belleville
R. Bardwell
New York City
Brooks
Scott Field
Here
East Greenwich
R. L
Jack McGee
Pawtucket
Narrangansett Bay
Gallaudet Aircraft Corporation
McGee
San Antonio
Texas
Harry Dodds
Vancouver
RF. C
Fort Sam Houston
Es Thepe
Inbay
Tinson Field
Hou YN
Roger Montgome
Tunica
Miga
Waa
Indictments loom as former state sports chief faces trial
Frank O Neil ex-Chairman of the State Athletic Commission was indicted by the Federal Grand Jury and arraigned before Judge Learned Hand. Bail set at 10000 with home security provided by Mrs Rose Reider. Separate suit sought 2550 repayment to Latner Honing and Schneider. John J O Leary, brother of fugitive Sinn Fein sos Jeremiah A O Leary, to stand trial for conspiracy aiding a relative’s escape from U S jurisdiction.
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Frank
O'Neil
State Athletic Commission
O'Neill
Learned Hand
Federal District Court
Rose Reider
West Street
Last O'Neil
Hanne Latner
Fifteenth Avenue
Brooklyn
Abraham Honing
West Twenty-seventh Street
Hyman Schneider
West Seventeenth Street
O Neill
Latner
Honing
Schneider
National Army
O'Dell
John J. O'Leary
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Sinn Feinsos
War coverage continues in The Times editions
The New York Times maintains its France and Flanders war narrative across editions sent by mail. Subscriptions: $8 for three months, $2 for two months, $1 for one month. Subscription Department Times Square New York. Telephone 1000 Bryant.
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Deatly
Bunday
the Times
Bummer
The
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New York
Bryant —Advi
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