16 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
1
A brief notice reports J R enrolling Whitman in the Ananias Club while captioning Duell's bid to secure an endorsement from Moose as an impossible longer belief.
Colonel Roosevelt denounces District Attorney Whitman as untrustworthy amid a heated exchange over Whitman’s gubernatorial bid. He asserts Whitman knew of Duell’s nonpartisan politics league and accuses Whitman of insincerity while detailing past efforts to influence his endorsement.
Local page summarizes a New Haven case with updates on Mrs. Carman and related legal motions. Report notes delays in clattin payments and a trial to plead guilty. Includes crime and court items, with broader world notes and briefs.
Richard W. Handley, sixty five, a prominent Mauppauge businessman, died at home from internal injuries after being thrown from a polo pony he was trying to subdue. He leaves a wife and three daughters. Funeral tomorrow at his home with Rev. F. Abbey officiating.
Judge Beall of Yonkers hears an appeal from a man seeking custody of three children aged five to twelve taken from Albany Orphan Asylum. The man accuses Mary Waters of Yonkers of aiding the children’s mother in fleeing with them, hiding them at a North Pearl Street Albany house. Police monitor the situation while deciding steps to reclaim the youngsters.
Chicago saw a record daily wheat intake with 1183 cars totaling about 1 260 000 bushels. Farmers will receive roughly 1 000 000 dollars for the shipment as prices edged up instead of falling. Some dealers speculate railroads rushed grain to avert a potential strike crisis amid labor tensions.
Miss Msp Lere died today from a copperhead bite suffered during a woods picnic behind Bent Mountain village. A week earlier Mrs. Albert Myer was bitten in Brooklyn but was saved by Dev Lewin of Haverstraw. Lere delayed seeking medical help, allowing the poison to take hold before treatment could arrive.
After six months in Orphans Court, Judge James W. Over awards Harry K. Thaw $160,773 from his father’s estate. Trustees had denied the income citing Thaw’s sanity. the ruling declares him legally entitled despite claims of an exaggerated sense of wealth and risk.
An advisory master found a weekly wage agreement for a wife illegal. The Hoboken case involved Mrs Jermian M. Wendt and husband, a mortgage dispute, and a bank foreclosure. The court sustained the wage claim denial, deeming it a punitive domestic expense and harmful to the family’s public character.
In Mineola and Freeport the case against Mrs Vlorence Carman intensifies as the grand jury nears a decision on indictments for murder or manslaughter in the shooting of Mrs Lowise Raley. District Attorney Smith hints at a possible lesser charge while JM believes a vindication or restraint may occur.
The New Haven Mail road crisis looms as the board of directors meets to review the Interstate Commerce Commission report and decide whether to persist with its dissolution stance rather than accept Massachusetts Legislature terms for Boston and Maine stock. Attorney General Meltey signals DOJ actions depending on the meeting, with potential civil or criminal moves discussed and a continued report to page 4.
General Huerta entered a Paris cafe amid an immense crowd who shouted Vis and shook his hand. He spoke a farewell toast, saying it would be his last drink there and that he wished the new President of Mexico well.
El Paso dispatch reports Constitutionalists plan to move troops into Mexico City in ten days with Francisco Carbajal, chosen by Huerta, signaling a potential handover of power. Carranza allies eye Tampico departure with 1,500 men to support the capital’s security. Huerta’s resignation and Carbajal's provisional presidency unfold amid shifting loyalties and fears of further violence.
Vernon Castle, the dancer, was prevented from giving a dancing exhibition at Sun Park last night after his car was damaged in a collision near Rockaway. Mrs. Castle says he was not injured. the Castle vehicle stopped in the road when a machine turning a corner struck it.
K M Turner inventor of the pietograph demonstrated a hen house surveillance setup at his Nanet farm near Nosck to Cornwall Poultry Association members. Dictographs bells and alarms trigger calls to six minute-men with shotguns to trap intruders after locating entry by listening to conversation.
Washington hears the House Committee on Affairs will review the recent naval action that retired Captain John Gibbons. A retired officer says the move was premature and argues for a reinstatement of Gibbons after a five year period and a full medical evaluation. Rear Admiral Knight, a member of the reviewing panel, will be asked to explain the board’s actions and whether Gibbons was fit for continued active service.
From El Paso July 1 General Francisco Villa declares he would execute Victoriano Huerta if he falls into his hands even as authorities discuss sparing prisoners. He says only the supreme chief can decide and notes Federal leaders could face penalties for past murders. The report ties this to a possible rapid entry of Constitutionalists into Mexico City and shifting troop movements under Aguilar and Obregon.
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