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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1912

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Connautghts End Visit and Return to Canada

The Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia completed a five day visit, departing New York for Ottawa by the Montreal Express. They dined with Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, viewed Old Masters and Altman paintings, and spoke of hospitality and a possible future visit to New York.

Duke and Duchess of ConnaUght Patricia Ottawa Montreal Rideau Hall Grand Central Station New York Central Railroad York Madlon Avenue Ambassador Whitelaw Reid Benjamin Altman Fifth Avenue 50Th Street

Socialism a Menace to Progress, Pall en article

The Catholic Encyclopedia editor CONDE B. PALLEN pens a brillant persuasive piece in Tomorrow's Tribune arguing socialism threatens economic and moral advancement.

Conde B. Pallen, LL. D The Catholic Encyclopedia

60 Mile Auto Hits Man In Broad Daylight

John Fenton, a plumber of 7 West 152nd Street, is hospitalized with a fractured skull and internal injuries after being struck by a northbound car traveling about sixty miles an hour on Broadway at 18th Street. A chauffeur from Yonkers, H A McGrath, found him and the lamp from the auto was recovered by police.

John Fenton No. 7 West 152d Street Washington Hejehta Hospital Fenton Broadway 18Th Street H. A. McGrath No. 127 Hamilton #& ue Yonkers

Autoists Cross Lake Erie in Ice-Span Trip

A five-man auto party led by J C Cangney completed a crossing of ice covered Lake Erie and return to Catawba Island. The 3400-pound machine traveled from Pelée Island to Leamington Ontario, then back to Pelée and final return, bridged a dangerous crack with planks.

Protein Bay Oho Lake Erie J.C. West John Carr W. EB. Smith L. B. de Witt John P. Cankney Catawba Island Cangney Pelée Island Leamington Ontario Mrs. McCormick Tr. van Epp Pelte Autolats Wiwoen

New Aviation Records Set In France By Two Flyers

Dousy France January 26 M Hathiat in a monoplane broke the world speed record for 100 kilometres or 62 miles with a time of 41 minutes 29 seconds. In the same flight Dumoulin carried five passengers in a biplane totaling 948 pounds and stayed aloft one hour six minutes.

Bathtat Dousy France M. Hathiat Hmeurtain Molla

Daylight Bank Hold Up in Vancouver Branch

In broad daylight two masked robbers entered the Royal Bank of Canada on Main Street Vancouver January 26 and forced staff into the vault. A clerk was knocked unconscious while another seized the keys, securing $1999 from the till before escaping into a waiting crowd.

Vancouver B.C Royal Ban of Canada Main Ager Royal Bank

Woman Dies At Graduation In Public School 186

An elderly spectator, Mrs. Mary Cornewell, aged 70, died of heart disease during graduation exercises at Public School 186 on West 145th Street. Sergeant Greiber and Principal Nicholson acted to shield the body behind a flag while the 119 graduates, including her granddaughter Thelma Cornewell Kroner, continued the ceremony.

Sergeant Greiber West 152d Street Mary Cornewell No. Kot West Thelma Cornewell Kroner West 145Th Street John T. Nicholson Frank A. King West 140Th Street King

Limousine Crashes Between Two Big Trucks

Mrs Samuel Untermyer and two companions endured a collision as a closed limousine ran between a Greene Express van and a New York Transportation Company baggage truck on Fifth Avenue near 0 street. Both trucks struck the car, glass shattered, all three women assisted to a residence and later returned home. The chauffeur and drivers acted to free the trapped vehicle and tow it to a garage for repairs.

Samuel Untermyer Fifth Avenue Putnam Meyers East Sid Street Warren Demarest Greene Epress Company Morris Park Avenue Jame Grosser Untermyer New York Transportation Company Theollision Havorka

Fire at East 7th Street injures nine nuns and damages two factories

A three alarm blaze at Nos 222 and 224 East 7th Street spread quickly through six floors of the Fo Vowelabe Inet Works and the Excelsior Woodwork Company. Snow and ice slowed arrival. nine horses and firemen helped move apparatus. Nuns at St Gabriel Academy were moved to safety under Sister Vincentia as sparks threatened the roof. Cardinal Parley once at St Gabriel’s Church area. Loss about 80 000 dollars.

Fo Vowelabe Inet Works Excelsior Woodwork Company East 7Th Street James Pollard East 37Th Street Detecive Academy St. Gabriel's Church Second Cardinal Parley

Mrs Converse Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery Abroad Trip Delayed

Mrs Edmund C Converse wife of the banker underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday afternoon in her Hotel St. Regis suite performed by Dr William H Bixhop and two assistants. The operation was described as dangerous but necessary and Mrs Converse was recovering as well as could be expected. Her illness followed several days of acute indigestion and she had planned to sail for Europe last Thursday.

Edmund C. Converse Hotel St. Regis William H. Bixhop Madison Avenue Bishop Mia Converse Europe

BAPTISTS EXPEL RICHESON FOR MURDER CHARGE

Clarence V. Richeson, former pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church Cambridge, is expelled from membership as he faces murder charges in the Avis Linnell case. The vote to drop him from church rolls was passed with no opposition. Officials say he may become a Catholic. Also notes a Florida tour and railroad travel advertisement.

Boston Clarence V. T. Ittcheson Avis Linnell Baptist Church Immanuel Baptist Church Cambridge Richeson Clarence

Cruikshank Leaves Potsdam for Syracuse After Family Rift

Captain Marion Cruikshank, once chief instructing engineer for Solvay Process Co and organizer of Troop D, heads to Syracuse in a bid to reconcile with his wife and children. He plans to aid his family, possibly via alimony, and says he will continue supporting them as he seeks a fresh start in farming.

the Tribune Potsdam N. Y Marion Cruikshank Thi Byracuse Richland Utlea Porto Hica Mra Craikshank Judgne George W. Fuller Judge Fuller South Utica Cap Hate Cruikshank Fay Carter McCratshank Jeouch

Wilson denies Watterson remark on fundraising request

Governor Wilson stated he did not authorize any fundraising request by Colonel Watterson and called the charges baseless. McCombs, Wilson’s campaign manager, said he would likely reply this afternoon and was reportedly accompanied by another man during his meeting with Watterson.

Wilson Watterson Boston Colonel Watterson William F. McCombs Mr. McCombs

Death of Mrs. Alice Leahney in Hebron County

Mrs. Alice Leahney of Hebron, Lebanon ren. gan 26, died today after a nine month illness from pemplugus vegerans described as an extremely painful incurable skin disease. The report notes there are only seventeen known cases in the United States, Germany and England.

Lebanon Ren. Gan Alice Leahney Hebron United States Germany England

Maine Wreck Lowered in Cofferdam For Test Dive

Aboard the Maine wreck, water was admitted in a cofferdam to nine feet to test the after part for watertight bulkheads. Major Harley B. Ferguson, in charge, plans gradual flooding to float the hull from the dam. Washington orders pending on final disposition as harbor level nears, concluding an eighteen month operation.

Havana San Maine Harley B. Ferguson Washington

Perfect Foot Discovered by Dr Kellogg in Chicago

Edna Howard Covert, a young Chicago attorney, has a perfectly shaped foot admired by sculptor Lorado Taft. Dr Helen Reynolds Kellogg measured the arch and lines, noting the ankle and instep match his ideal. Sketches and photos will be shown at a lecture Tuesday night.

Chicago Jan. Keen Lorado Taft Edna Howard Covert Helen Reynolds Kellogg Miss Covert Kelloge

Arrested at White House over religious matter prompt Taft visit

Patrick Barrett thirty eight from Tyrland arrived nine months ago in this country acted queerly in recent days. He went to the White House Executive Offices claiming business with the President on a religious matter and was arrested by James Sloan Jr of the White House Secret Service. Barrett will be examined tomorrow at the House of Detention to determine his sanity.

Duke Washington Lowther Taft Patrick Barrett House of Detention Barrett Trelind Paign Union Station Duke of Connaught James Sloan, Jr Whit House Secret Service Fores

Morgan $60,000,000 Art Treasures Head for New York

Morgan Jr and Dr Robinson confirm London report that Morgan art treasures valued around 60 million dollars will be brought to New York soon. Plans may extend to Price's Gate collections in London and beyond, with removal aided by art tariff repeal. Preparations at the Custom House indicate the shipment could rival major world art centers.

J. Piergent Morgan, Jr Edward Robinson Metropolitan Museum London Morgan New York Mr. Morgan Victoria and Albert Museum Price's Gate Hyde Park Robinson Atlantic Dr. Robinson William T.jr Sheart Loeb Anid

Senator Watterson clears up Harvey Ryan aid claim in Wilson feud

Washington letters from Henry Watterson to B R Tillman recount the Harvey Wilson incident and exonerate Colonel Harvey from seeking Thomas F Ryan's aid. Watterson cites his own attempt to enlist Ryan as a disinterested Virginian Democrat to aid Wilson’s campaign while noting Wilson’s unfitness for the presidency and urging Wilson to disavow the calumny.

Washington Jan Woodrow Wilson George Harvey Henry Watterson Wilson Watterson B. R. Tillman South Carolina Harvey Thomas F. Ryan Wattergon Tom White House Washington, D. C Harvey- Watterson Kentuck B. R. Tilman Tillman United States Senate Sip Swager Sherley Nina Harvey- Watterson-Wilson Gove Ror Wilson Ting Creamer Foe Tuman Colonel Harvey Thomas & Ryan OriRi Wison Thomas Ryan

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