13 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
1
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A June 12 dispatch from Binghamton reports two deaths from the weekend storm in the county including heat failure and a fallen tree. A horse team perished and telegraph lines were cut. farms suffered extensive damage to barns orchards and buildings. Western Union and local lines were disrupted as the county endured widespread destruction.
Lightning shattered the flag staff of the Central Railroad of New Jersey twin-screw steamer Sandy Hook at the Atlantic Highlands pier. The blow overboard damaged joiner work in the after saloon and tripped the vessel's fire alarms while the crew slept below.
Advertisement style note claiming Horsford's Acid Phosphate relieves indigestion nausea insomnia sick headache and acidity with a remedy recommendation. The fragment presents product use guidance in a period promotional tone.
An unclear account references events near Crete and Havans with mentions of a yacht incident and a wreck. It notes attempts to call a vessel off the Virginia racke and a victim party remaining onboard for days before moving to Havans.
Five airmen and passengers reached Magdeburg amid strong winds marking the end of the circuit's first leg from Berlin. Koenig and Buechner led arrivals, Reichardt Lattsch and Dr Wittenstein landed outside city limits before dusk, Wittenstein and wife qualified, and Andpainter completed day one as the sole finisher. total circuit distance 1,164 miles.
Mrs James V Martin wife of Harvard aviator says she will fly from New York to Philadelphia soon after the Waltham aviation meet ends She may race Mme Dutrieu who plans the journey If not timing it she will attempt the trip solo in a potential record attempt
A brief ad notes Piccadilly Gin rising in popularity in England and now expanding into American markets with cocktails and Rickey drinks. It emphasizes dry smooth quality and thirst-quenching appeal, claiming the spirit is everywhere.
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Ticket agents advertise a Buffalo and Return rail fare of 12 dollars offered by the Lehigh Valley Railroad with sales details at stations.
advertisement praise for Great Bear Spring Water claiming purity and fame attributed to the slogan Its purity has made it famous quoted to Ady.
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William Stinson former Cornell football captain and varsity rower and Ray Heath basketball player rescued two men W Benn White Cornell instructor and Rodney Newman high school student after their canoe overturned in Cayuga Lake during a heavy storm They launched from Sycamore Point in a light rowboat facing danger of capsizing but saved the exhausted pair.
An advertisement advises readers how to receive The New York Times at a country address or via the Publications Office. It lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions and weekly or monthly rates, with Canada rates also shown. It provides contact details for orders by telephone or mail and mentions the Circulation Department at 1000 Bryant.
Tenants flee a East 29th Street tenement after a mysterious blast in front of Frank Zivello’s grocery. Police say Zivello, who faced blackmail from Black Hand threats for years, notes a prior bomb attempt and another device causing about $15 in damage. No one injured.
Washington described as a corporation ridden city where big firms influence Congress as the House votes 5000 dollars for a committee to investigate District of Columbia affairs. Representative Shackleford cites notorious public utilities mismanagement. Maillard's Vanilla Chocolate ad touts superior flavor.
Fragmentary report describes a fatal car incident connected to a hotel location. The text suggests a spouse and several unnamed individuals involved, with unclear sequence of events and injuries. The article references a hospital and potential investigations but lacks clear names or dates.
Boston June 12 2006 inking reports a bellboy who ascends to academia becoming Prof Yoshio Tanikwa head of Philosophy at Kyoto University. He earned a Master of Arts from Harvard and a bachelor’s degree in Minneapolis Minnesota. He will return to Japan after visiting European charitable institutions.
Train offer for morning and evening runs via Rock Island LinesDirect to Denver or Colorado Springs with low fares Excursion tickets and booklets available at 401 Broadway Adv Tappen and Pierson tailors 281 6th Ave New York close at 6 pm daily noon Saturdays during June July and August
The Senate debates the merits and political implications of adopting a popular vote approach. Speakers cite fears of federal intervention at polls and the impact on regional power, with references to progressives and party alignment shaping the discussion.
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