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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1913

Page

1

Manifesto Push Faces French Presidential Crisis

Victor Napolean urges direct popular vote for president amid French political turmoil. Ile Clam reinstatement scandal fuels opposition as Clemenceau delays action and Millerand takes blame. Versailles congress looms with possible Radical Left challenge to Poincaré, Paris Agriculture Minister Nuitès rising as favorite.

Wre Jan Victor Nacicom Plebinette Erati France du Paty de Clam Dresfax Parix le Gqulois Premier Pointcare M. Millerand du Paty de Clam J Pahitves Emile Combes Senate Clemenceau Versailles Poincaré Nites

Czar's Son Again III Bed Confined in St Petersburg District

A St Petersburg district bulletin reports Prince Alex, son of the Czar, remains confined to a bed amid lingering illness. Previous dispatches suggested a near recovery from a serious malady, but recent notes indicate renewed weakness and continued care.

London St. Petersburg Alex

Big tub for Taft at Yale

New Haven January 1 reports the Hotel Taft will host President Taft after inauguration with a six room suite on the sixth floor front. A study will connect to a large bath, claimed to be the hotel’s biggest. Taft may arrive April 1 to choose a permanent residence for fall.

New Haven Taft Tay Professor Taft of Yate Wilson Wheale Corporation

Tax Hypocrisy Quip Marks City Revenue Talk

Mayor Gaynore critiqued a report on new city revenue sources on Saturday. He quipped about a tax on hypocrisy and mocked the idea with a heavy quotation, suggesting hypocrites dodge taxes and might flee the city, while noting the potential revenue from such a tax.

Gaynore New York England

Coffee price debate ties up Morning News page

Governor elect Edward Dunne and Senatorial hopeful Colonel James Hamilton Lewis returned from Springfield for breakfast at a downtown hotel where talk centered on the cost of coffee. The item notes Dunne’s quip that even a few cents per cup matters amid broader political and labor topics featured on the page.

Chicago Edward Dunne Ofllinois Dunne James Hamilton Lewis Springfeld Neave Slaya Morgan Lewis Pope Leo Mission

Rockefeller Ice Deal Expands Pocantico Hills Holdings

John D Rockefeller advances ownership at Pocantico Hills by purchasing the old schoolhouse and ice site from George Ferguson and reportedly closing a deal for the John Foley property. Rumor says he may eventually own all of Pocantico Hills while Ferguson weighs moving his ice pond or leaving it for local youths as a swimming hole.

John D. Rockefeller Pocantico Hills George Ferguson John Foley Mackefeller Pocantica Hills Ferguson Lee Pond Rockefeller Pergavonte Rockef [Feller Swan Tome New Bring Mr. Rockefeller

Fierce Gales Sink Ship Wives and Fire in Storms

A freighter with a crew of about 150 battled heavy seas and broken propellers as fierce gales pounded ships. The Cedric stood by the Abessinia until a tow could be arranged while nearby steamers reported rigging damage, broken rudders, and lifeboat losses amid the Atlantic storm.

Cedric White Star Line North Ge Pan Sieye Gromer Wharfihat Sandy Hook President Great Hamburg-Amerian Line Halifax Liverpool Mieweather Caytain Koo Alora Caronia Les Eng Kostron Comber Jet Carter Abersinia Los Miles Ambrose Channel Wea Dawy Mans Maas Abesinia Max

Rockefeller Health Case Tied to Pujo Inquiry Fallout

William Rockefeller may be excused from testifying before the Money Trust investigating committee after doctors’ affidavits, with expenses debated and a possible cancellation of the subpoena. Rockefeller left Miami for Palm Beach with family. In San Francisco Donald Jadwin shot his wife and then killed himself, ending a leading society match of 1913. Jadwin was twenty five, from Brooklyn, recently with General Petroleum auditing. The era’s social scene and high-profile legal fights intersect in Washington and California.

Jon Jones Andrew Houghton Arkoria Lonex Avenue Hurlong Hospital Puro Donald Jadwin Brooklyn Young San Francisco Washington William Rockefeller Pulp Money Trust Pujo Charles W. Richardson Miami Paulo Rockefeller Richardson Rockefeller House Simmon Jan M Palm Beach Hin Sons Wilam G A Rockefeller Walter ¥. Chappell de. Chappell Percy A. Rockefeller New York Teo Milhardsen Mr. Rockefeller Miter Misna von Bergen Jadwin Jadwith Ater Jadwin Miss van Bergen Atlantic California San Rafael General Petroleum Company Orlando H. Jadwin Cortlandt Attest Young Jadwin Hitchcock Military Academy Paul Palmer Hr. Jadwin

War veteran weighed 479 heaviest Civil War survivor

Saranac Lake Jan 18 Peter Dubray a 70 year old Upstate man and member of the 1st New York Volunteers died at Chazy Lake. He weighed 479 pounds on New Year’s Day to please his twelve children and thirty grandchildren. He carried an open wound from a Civil War engagement until his death. He was a farmer who stopped work only recently.

Saranac Lake Peter Dubray Chazy Lake Lie Cee 1St New York Volunteers Spencer's

Archbald Impeached and Disqualified by Senate Vote

The Senate convicted Judge Robert W. Archbald of the Commerce Court on multiple impeachment counts and imposed the full penalty of dismissal from office and permanent disqualification from holding any federal office. The action follows weeks of testimony, with a 65 to ? conviction on the first count and a 20 to 5 vote on the full disqualification, marking a historic Senate impeachment conclusion.

Senate Commerce Court Tribune Bureau Washington United States Robert W. Archbald Archbald House of Representatives Robert W. Archbald, Jr Bacon Sens Erie Railroad Burnham Catron Olive Paynter Penrose Ashurst Iailroads Louisville & Nashville Railroad Archeibald Hugh Archhbald Capitol Scranton Lot Gorman New York Mr. Bacon

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