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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1913

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Bryce Bids Farewell in Waldorf Tribute to World Peace

Retiring British Ambassador James Bryce spoke at the Pilgrims’ farewell dinner in the Waldorf ballroom praising J Pierpont Morgan and William Butler Duncan. He urged US Britain ties extend to other nations for world peace and thanked Americans for hospitality. Walter H Page paid brief tribute and Mrs Bryce attended in a box.

James Bryce Waldorf Pilgrims United States Joseph H. Choate Great Britain Walter H. Page Page Mr. Bryce The William Butler Duncan J. Pierpont Morgan Mr. Morgan My Bryce Bryce the Waldorf Choate America England

Ambassador Bryce Farewell and Paterson Indictments

Local news page notes Ambassador Bryce's farewell and WW heads indicted at Paterson. Romana Borden praised in Boston. Schwab buys Fore River Yard. Doctor poisoned at operation. Japan Society pledges aid to Wilson. Mailroads lose by exe Fraucis. memory honored for Dr. Fillings. Women impersonate angels. agricultural delegates set sail. Progressives criticize Birds Iss. 2000.01 book swindle involving bookmaker. Rollinson, system collector, sentenced. man acquitted of murder disinherited. White Slave life story. home planted in Chinese house. Funeral pages and obituaries. O'Gorman ready to defy Wilson. Republicans cling to conventions. Shoe shop girls tariff tale. another ghost for Bryan. Federal financial legislation urged. New Haven financing Bailey in Pierce deal. Lawyers discuss Panama Canal. Mouse Hears Tariff primer. Business in Mexico paralyzed. Borden left millions to missions. Carnegie medals for forty-one heroes. Double death by own action at Antwerp. combine against US. Films, XY. woman court martialled. war spectre. Miscellaneous: news for women, church news, editorial, society, obituary, literary news, weather, shipping, sports, army and navy, financial markets, real estate.

Bryce Paterson Romana Borden Boston Schwab Fore River Yard Operation Japan Society Wilson Fillings Rollinson O'Gorman Shoe Shop Bryan New Haven Row Bailey Pierce Deal Panama Canal Mexico Borden Carnegie Soaeies Antwerp News For Church Crittelom Army

England Names Polo Team for International Cup Match

Walter Buckmaster will captain the English polo squad to face the American team for the international polo cup at Meadow Brook Long Island. The lineup includes RG Ritson Noel Words Leslie St Gee Cheane Freske Lord Wodehouse and Lockett.

Meadow Brook Long Island Walter S. Buckmaster England Wil Invaders RG. Ritson Noel Words Leslie St. Gee Cheane Freske Lord Wodehouse Lockett

Suffragist Mrs Rogers Named Land Office Receiver

Mrs Annie G Rogers of Leadville California was designated by Secretary Lane of the Interior Department as receiver of the Leadville Land Office at a salary of 3000 dollars annually. Secretary Lane notes the appointment reflects trust in women to manage public duties and says the change improves safety and efficiency.

Rogers Washington Annie G. Rogers Leadville Cal Jordar Lane Interior Department Leno United States

Should White Star Line Fly the British Flag

London April 26 The Times notes the dilemma over arming British merchant vessels tied to the Morgan interests. It argues White Star Line if truly British should be first approached by the Admiralty for guns. If not fully British, questions arise about flag and control and potential transfer of the entire fleet to the American flag.

London Tar Times International Mercantile Marine Company of New Jersey White Star Line Admiralty Morgan

Cat causes boy to fall to death in Brooklyn field

Oscar, an unnamed teen aged Brooklyn boy from 7th street area, fell from a tree while pursuing a kitten along Thirteenth avenue between 7th street and Bay Ridge avenue. He landed after the branch broke, suffering fatal injuries. rescuers and doctors attended but pronounced him dead from a broken neck.

Brooklyn Thirteenth Avenue 7Th Street Bay Ridge Avenue Mollie Greg Cry Helen Browde Sear Oscar Gordon Lindsey 7St Street Mathews

Diplomacy Sips Grapes and Grafts Quietly Across Washington

Washington April 25 notables discuss Secretary Bryan grape juice ban at a British envoy dinner. Belva Lockwood praises teetotalism as safe and sane. Bartholdt criticizes, noting diplomacy and public image. Mrs Marshall says she serves no drinks at her dinners and won’t.

Belvya Lockwood Bartholdt Washington Bryan Bryce Belva Lockwood Supreme Court London Critiets Thomas R Marshall

O Gorman defies Wilson over New York customs pick

Senator O Gorman battles President Wilson over the nomination of Frank Polk for Collector of the Port of New York. He threatens to block Senate confirmation and argues the appointment should come from Senators, not the Treasury secretary, amid political pressure from Tammany and factions in New York.

Polk Port of New York Tribune Murray Washington O'Gorman Wilson Frank 1 New York Secretary of the Treasury Pelli Chormon Mien Chin Democratic Party Wilton McAdoo Treasury Department Farever McAdoo Ie Senator O'Gorman Tammany Polle ix Port Te Ie Mr. Polk Senator Root

Mrs White and Track Seek Romana Ordex Across Northeast

Mrs William J J White leads a regional search for Romana Ordex who escaped a New Jersey sanatorium on Wednesday and was located in Boston last night. Flight, sheltering in Boston, prompts coordinated police and civilian efforts to verify identity and safety.

William JJ White Romana Ordex New Jersey Boston

J. W. W. Leaders Flee Indictments Strike War Moves to Legal Fight

Merchants in a strike-ridden city expect a swift end to the labor war as authorities pursue indictments against prominent agitators. One agitator remains in custody while leaders flee. The scene shifts to legal proceedings as officials contend with unrest and calls for order.

Results of day's war in 1 W W at Paterson

The ninth week of the Paterson silk strike opened with 1 W W leaders William D Haywood Carlo Tresca Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Patrick Quinlan and Adolph Lessig named as agitators. Forty four strikers were jailed for unlawful gathering in front of the Harding mill where breakers worked. Striker Thomas Zenona was arrested on charges of attempting to kill engineer Lewis Kuntz of the Kramer & King mill.

Paterson William D. Haywood Carlo Tresca Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Patrick Quinlan Adolph Lessig W. W Passaic County Harding Mill Thomas Zenona Lewis Kuntz Kramer & King

Indictment of Five FW agitators in Paterson raid

Five workers agitators Hayswood Tresca Flynn Quinlan and Lessig were indicted by the Passaic County Grand Jury on unlawful assemblage. Bench warrants issued. deputies searched Paterson for the group. Adolph Lessig released on $1000 bail. others remained at large.

My Telegraph the Tribune Paterson Willam Big Rin Hayswood Carla Tresca Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Patrick Quinlan Adolph Lessig FW. W Passaic County Grand Jury Tresca Abram Klewert Amos Radcliffe Lessig Kearney John Quinlan Pareabety Haywood Flinn Orly New York Elock

Lovers Jump To Death At Notre Dame Cathedral Tower

In Antwerp on April 4 a 18 year old man and a 19 year old woman died after climbing to the Notre Dame Cathedral clock gallery and leaping to the glove market below. Eyewitnesses fainted as the couple fell, and letters found with them suggested a premeditated act driven by a love affair. The girl’s identity was not released.

Antwerp Belgium Notre Dame Matsys Elle Walkow

Widow of Seaman Evans Seeks Aid Over Antarctic Fund

The Daily Express highlights alleged official negligence as Mrs Evans widow of Seaman Evans faces hardship. Though over $50,000 was subscribed to the Scott Antarctic fund, her three children receive only thirteen shillings and six pence weekly from the Admiralty. Sir William Soulsby, secretary to the Lord Mayor, said the fund movement is delayed while awaiting the intention to act.

Ondon Daily Express Scott Antarctic Fund Evans Seaman Evans Admiralty Scott William Soulsby

Prodigal Sons Money Sent May Be Recovered Court Rules

The judge held a remittance for a son to start a jewelry business is a loan unless clearly intended as a gift. The ruling affirms a $2,100 award to Thirza Henderson and requires Roscoe to return the funds. The decision follows the Nebraska district court judgment.

Tribune St. Paul Sanborn United States District Court of Nebraska Thirza Henderson Roscoe

Wilson Ordered To Rest And Enjoy Policy Of Recreation

President Wilson, exhausted from work, is prescribed daily recreation by White House physicians. He plans a short trip aboard the yacht Sylph with Eleanor Wilson and Dr. Cary Grayson. He attended the Boston versus Washington baseball game, cheering with his daughter Margaret, as Boston players visited the White House and shook hands with the President.

Wae Tureau Washington Apri Wilson White House United States Sylph Eleanor Wilson Cary Grayson National Capital Boston Margaret Boston American League Baseball

New York’s Big Tim Sullivan Owes Salary to Committee

Washington April 25 Big Tim Sullivan of New York elected to the 3d Congress never took his seat due to incompetency ruling. He has 525 dollars in a representative salary that cannot be personal received. the government will turn it over to his affairs committee, while he retains a House seat in name.

Washington Big Tim" Sullivan New York Big Tim

Borden Heiress Found in Boston After Night Chase

Alixene Romana Borden, missing seventeen year old daughter of Gail Borden, was located in a Boston hotel by Burns detectives after a midnight search. She was seen with Mrs. William J White and Mrs. Theodore A Racke, and authorities surrounded the hotel. Fears of prosecution for those with her were discussed as the father planned a possible $5,000 reward if needed.

The Tribune Boston Alixene Roman Borden Gatlorden Pompton Lakes Burns New York Mies Borden Boreden Buena Agente Alixine Romana Borden Gail Borden Commonwealth Avenue William J. White Theosdore A. Racke Broklyn Borden Manhattan Miss Borden Fifth Avenue Washington

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