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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
24
The article reports Mrs Blatch and Assemblyman Warren speaking at a direct primary hearing. It discusses party reforms, election law changes, and debates over term limits and party lines amid tense Tammany Hall politics.
A tense session reveals a slim Democratic presence with sixty members, as Smith uses a narrow majority to push the Walker bill, New York Center Railways fare relief, and budget allocations, while Senate amendments and subterfuge delay a slice of the legislative agenda. The focus remains on controlling excise law, storage warehousing, and cost provisions amid partisan friction.
A New York Senate bill targets private bankers incorporating outside the state to evade Sullivan law. It would bar domestic or foreign banks from doing business here unless formed under state or U S laws. The measure sets asset, capitalization, and compliance requirements and conditions for Superintendent approval.
A volatile scene unfolds as Shani May and others push for Draper to secure political office. Officials discuss influence, party strategy, and potential appointments amid internal friction. Reports mention MAS NDT and a new ministerial post, with actors unnamed amid confusion.
A mangled OCR summary describes a large public works push involving canal improvements and related infrastructure. It mentions high funding levels, coordination with national or regional authorities, and the aim to modernize transportation and commerce channels. The report references a sequence of names, dates, and firms tied to the project, though many details are unclear due to transcription errors.
A legislative note reports a measure to abolish consulting engineers moving to inimical committee. It mentions witnesses and officials, including Wagner, and notes the senate and assembly actions with plans for hearings and potential amendments. The fragmentary text references dates, committees, and appointments in a periodical tone.
Senator Grady denounces Arthur Brisbane in a heated exchange over a newspaper editorial. The debate centers on writings tied to a political feud and the ethics of press coverage affecting Grady’s position with his associates.
A deadly wind and rain storm struck Cleveland and nearby areas causing seven deaths and many injuries. Boats overturned on Lake Erie, trees and poles toppled, windows shattered, and ships damaged. The storm disrupted parks, beaches, and streets with extensive property loss and numerous rescues.
The Rev Norman Plass faces trial on charges of using the mails to defraud investors in a church tied scheme. Prosecutors allege misrepresented investment returns and improperly diverted funds from parishioners and associates.
In a case described as a bartered elopement, a man was accused of taking a wife in an apparent bigamy scheme. He was bound over to the Superior Court for trial, with hearings noting involvement of several named parties and locations.
Police swooped on a Connecticut event after reports of counterfeit costumes and hidden contraband. Officers described a chaotic scene as suspects fled, leaving masks and props scattered near a high profile gathering. Investigators say several individuals face charges related to distribution and illegal trade of the items.
The readable fragments describe a chaotic presentation of names, places, and events related to science, photography, and possibly an exhibit. The text mentions observers, portraits, and a mix of European and American references, with unclear actions and outcomes.
A fragmented report describes a tense street incident involving police, a malfunctioning alarm, and bystander confusion. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the account references a confrontation near a highway and mentions several individuals and a local firm.
The article reports a wife suing J Blake Baker over a disputed matter involving property and dower. It notes the couple, Annie Spier Kye and others, with references to legal actions and adjournments connected to Reichstag matters as context.
Walter loker, a swine man newly moved to New York, faced a charge of taking pains and planning shipment of stolen goods to associates. He admitted attempting to buy funds and necessities for winter, claiming proceeds would support his family and others. Judge Specsle postponed further action, with a fine of 5th dollars imposed.
The newspaper describes a religious service and meeting at a metro hospital complex with Reverend George Peck presiding. It lists trustees and attendees including Dr. Melhert, Mr. Vine, and others connected to the Metropolitan Hospital group as they discuss governance and medical care.
A destructive blaze struck the National Bank building in Pittsburg causing two deaths and spreading thousands of dollars in paper money across the street. Firefighters and crowds scrambled as the building collapsed and debris flew, with several people unaccounted for as the flames raged.
Widespread damage from a severe storm toppled buildings and shattered glass. A woman was severely hurt when a clock dial struck her as it blew from a building. Nine year old Father McKarcuirr died at a doorway while seeking shelter. George Black Mite, 41, and George Martin of Me Putsbore Vube Company were injured or killed amid collapsing structures. The Monongahela River scene saw a wagon topple and a horse drown. City Hall pillars and the station endured major damage as telegraph and railway facilities faced disruption. Dozens of families in multiple states reported damage and injuries as emergency crews assess the wreckage.
A historical report details charges against fotard Mehra of Ne Weer oth strut anit Aire Miliicent and others for distributing melivine ethante selizes Mia feabella cronetn. The case centers on unlicensed practice and alleged fraudulent remedies with medical implications and court proceedings described in cautious, neutral terms.
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