24 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
1
Gorman spoke with Whitman for an hour regarding the chief Kr Biden. The report cites threats to expose the chief by Stewart, raising concerns over governance and potential whistleblowing within the department.
Lead items amid a cluttered page mention Federal laws on drugs. Reference to recreation and public notices hints at community updates. Several personal and regional names appear tangled, indicating a crowded column with brief briefs and miscellaneous notices from wartime or postwar times.
A distressed report describes a man killed in a tango incident and a prisoner charged with manslaughter being released on a dance proof. It notes court appearances and possible spelling errors in the witness statements, with authorities examining the exchanged testimonies.
A tense Tangier dinner turns deadly as a Brenen diplomat, M. de Valrome, is shot and killed. Amid guests and security, shots echo, a second bullet wounds a waiter, and officials secure the scene. Officials report the assailant was arrested.
Train robbery reported near Parker’s Yard in Alabama. Bandits boarded at Parkers and forced valuables from mail clerks and express personnel. Two rifles displayed, target included engineers and express wagons. passengers and crew safe after incident.
A historic note discusses reform of public affairs and deputy duties. It cites deputies refusing improper payments and returning fees to the Sheriff Centerday with explanations. The sheriff asserts deputies are paid adequately for their duties and rejects extra charges.
Jack Wilson a LIV zieaver on a charge of stealing ammunition from a U S Army camp, allegedly offered to treat Charles Price United States deputy marshal of Phoenix to dinner. After the meal Wilson fled out back, crossing the boundary 200 feet away, and was sent to pay the bill and face arrest.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a patrolman drives a suspect to the jail, the man protests admission, and confusion over court dates and escort persists. Witnesses describe a tense exchange with the warden and officers guiding the suspect into custody.
Commissioner of Correction Katharine Rement Davis travels to Hollowville Toland and confines prisoners with new solitary cells and bread and water diet. Guards report riots and insubordination as Davis seeks measures to restore order after investigation into Whitman’s findings.
Empress Marie of Russia survived a bombing near a journey from Denmark to St Petersburg, with authorities citing an electrical fault. Meanwhile Seligman Sviloss faced a $100,000 legacy challenge from his father. he refused the trust-structured gift and hired counsel to contest the will, which also disinherited any untestant heirs.
Paul Merantia a building contractor at No 2 Wall Street and five others including Mrs Alexander Dunbar Mixy Emma Lowe and Mrs Tappin were rescued after their automobile skidded on a wet spot on Perham Parkway near White Plains road and plunged down an embankment. Merantia and guests were returning from Hunters Island Inn when the car overturned pinning occupants. Mrs Tappin suffered skull fracture and internal injuries and was expected to die. Miss Lowe sustained a broken collar bone.
Mr and Mrs Francis B Sayre formerly Jessie Wilson daughter of the President arrived aboard the Majestic on their return from their honeymoon voyage. Heavy weather forced temporary shelter in harbor at Cherbourg. A tender struck the Majestic amidships causing plate damage. repairs allowed sailing after a tow. The steamer reached port late and remained at Quarantine for the night.
A boy fourteen years old, linked to Wills Manafeld, left home after a dispute with reboot management and family. He reportedly paid his fare to New York before vanishing from Choate Eetwol. Authorities search for him as questions about his destination and custody swirl amid local school concerns.
Lavnehw ve Weanty Merial labor new eranit victimn th here au thority to prote that Charles Frederick Harnes Mauterman Magnetal Scretary to the Treaty will be promoted to the abine! conceeding Jatin Burn pros ident of the Local Government Board. Mr. Hurte has held that vMtee since L206.
Report of Anne Morgan daughter of the late Jr. P Mary Hath arriving by bus to attend a meeting of the Association of Collegiate Nunnery. Committee members searched for her at the hotel and debated the motion she opposed. Morgan appeared uninvolved as the motion was carried. Her party included Mrs. Hogers Bacon and Miss Maule Wetmore of New York.
An item notes J H Choate would celebrate his eighty second birthday, with details about arrangements and restrictions in his home under Dr W S Draper guidance. The article mentions a street address and a limited area around the residence for the celebration and a planned decorative display of eighty two vandions.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Colonel Roosevelt and associates discuss a stolen item titled the Big Stick. The event centers on motive, victims, and a reward declared in Mineola while police investigate alleged threats and a possible motive involving a local feud.
Colonel Goethals will head police only after the canal’s operation and legal changes grant the commissioner full control. He remains opposed to serving as New York Police Commissioner before the canal is completed and laws allow dismissal without court review.
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