This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1913
Page
23
Stotesbury denies evading duty on goods valued at about 31,200. He says appraisals were inaccurate and that his wife bought dresses and shrouds on advice of a friend. Roper, the appraiser, explains lack of formal assessment and notes Treasury notification and ongoing inquiry.
Albany, tay 91. shinion received from Attorney Carmody, the State Controller's alle, refuses to recognize as Irkat Governor Sulzer's recent appointment of John Mitchell as State Labor Commissioner te Mr. a Mitchell's appointment of John Williams as his 6rst deputy. Acting Controller Michael Walsh today sent a letter to the Labor Department saying he wil not put the salary of Mr. Mitchell of Mr. Williams or accept the Parroll of the Labor Department if cer ried by either of them. Controller Walsh han returned the de- Dertinent's pay roll for the last two 'weeks of May, signed by Mr. Mitchell. 'Mr. Carmody has ruled that William Rogers, of Rochester, the second deputy, or the acting head of the de- Partment, be authorized to certify the pay roll.
Seventeen men were arrested when a pole collapse at No Wi West street led to a disturbance. John Manning of 178 Varick Street was found unconscious amid broken bottles and is in serious condition at Vincent's Hospital after authorities discharged the group yesterday by Magistrate House in Jefferson Market police court.
Albany officials consider whether a deaf person aged about 40 can obtain or renew a chauffeur license. Attorney General Carmody may issue an opinion. Secretary May previously revoked John Morford’s license after a drunken driving conviction.
Ethel Barrymore, wife of Hussell Griswold Volt, is in quarantine at Mintuen Hospital with her year-old child, diagnosed with diphtheria. The child’s illness disrupted Miss Barrymore’s attendance at The Twelve-Pound Look at the New Highton Theatre. Reports say the child's condition improved overnight.
A prominent teacher in Tubin Germany, identified as Obriet Jenicke, was found dead in a basement at No 4 Haat Kid street. Neighbors say he served in the Spanish American War and earned a gallantry medal at Santiany. A path of poverty, late payments, and a lack of food preceded his death, with authorities noting he had been dead for about four days.
Mrs. Nelsora Pollant of 110 Madison Ave Elizabeth was arrested by a deputy sheriff and charged in police court with sending poisoned pen letters to Mrs. Charles J. Jones wife of a local dentist. Judge O P Mahon set bail at 40 dollars for a hearing next week.
In Workington on May 21 President Wilson urged immediate currency regulation to counter disturbances from the tariff. A publication letter to Senator Titman framed the appeal, signaling the need to act this session. Senators debated timing as Democrats and Republicans differed on urgency and conservatism of the currency bill.
Cardinal Farley will welcome about three to five thousand police officers at the annual memorial service at St Patrick s Cathedral this noon Monsignor Lavelle will give a short address and Chaplain Sullivan will deliver the benediction Captains and Lieutenants will usher the regular congregation and invited guests
Susanna Kampeon of Paterson will recover from a gunshot wound inflicted last evening by William Tillewelh after she refused to cancel a date with another young man. Tillewelh was held at the General Hospital pending the injury outcome.
Crowds gathered as the Pride of Cuba’s Navy and the US dreadnought Tela ware anchored in the river after fouled anchor cables slowed a move to Newport. Crew worked to free lines while Cuban and New York celebrations continued ashore with plans for a Cuban band concert at Central Park and a Winter Ball with merchants arranging a Cone Leland trip.
The Veterans Association of New York Volunteers held a reunion and dinner at a Brevoort venue. Only two drummer boys answered roll call, ages fourteen at enlistment, recalling 93rd and 99th era service and urging lasting remembrance of fallen comrades.
The Coral Park will host afternoon concerts at the bandstand on the Mall. The Cuban band performs for an hour, followed by Frank Kaltenborn and his orchestra. Kaltenborn's program includes marches and selections as listed. Park Commissioner Stover notes June September concerts on weekends and seven concerts weekly in July and August for nine weeks.
A party at No Broome Street ended in blood when Kateman, after being refused more beer, drew a knife and attacked hosts and guests. Four people were stabbed and hospitalized in critical condition. Katuman was overwhelmed and arrested. Victims Jr and Mrs Anascorobite Mrs Martha Komsky and John Makowski were taken to Gouverneur Hospital and not expected to survive.
Richard Gamenne the poet and his wife and daughter arrived yesterday from Liverpool aboard the White Star liner Cedele after a three month stay in France. He lands in search of material for his sketches titled Singing Through Francs to be published in a magazine. Mr Le Gallienne toured the troubadour district with his family, walking about 20 miles.
May 1 Paterson N J The home of Adolph Lessig secretary of the local I W W branch was attacked by a mob this afternoon with several windows broken The incident was reported to Police Captain Thomas Simonton and investigated It is believed I W W leaders planned the assault to depose Lessig as a martyr Readiness for Monday mass picketing at mills followed a strike gathering with Ewald Koettgen urging no entry for scabs and a woods meeting planned with William D Haywood as principal speaker
Chicago May 11 James Colovan a young amateur flyer was killed when his biplane overturned near the Aero Club of Illinois field. His machine tangled in tree branches as he attempted a low turn and he was crushed beneath the engine. The death is the second aviation fatality since January 1.
Miss Ann Van Wyck daughter of Sarah Maria Hewlet and Joshua Hammond Van Wyck died yesterday at her Brooklyn home after a lingering illness. She was nearly 84. Funeral tomorrow at her late home. burial in Manhasset Long Island. Born in Great Neck in 189 and heir to the Van Wyck fortune. She finished a 1400 page family history begun in 1878. The Van Wyck line includes noted soldiers and patriots.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.