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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
22
The article reports Roosevelt denouncing Wilson with “weasel words” during a public gathering. It notes large crowds at meetings, divided reactions among Germans, and Roosevelt’s insistence on a unified American policy.
The document denounces so called Weasel Words in the Wilson preparedness plan amid partisan claims. Speakers warn against eroding civil liberties and emphasize American unity while criticizing perceived evasions by officials.
In a Public Address Colonel Roosevelt condemns German American alliances and hyphenated loyalty. He argues true Americans must renounce dual loyalties and unite under one flag, praising German American families as American citizens while denouncing foreign influence in U.S. politics.
A blaze on West Fifty-Seventh Street damaged a four story structure housing the Brown Steam Laundry and Heiss Label Co. Firefighters inhaled acid fumes while battling the flames. Fifteen were rescued and revived by pulmotors after becoming unconscious, with Engine Company 2a among the first to respond.
A fragmented report notes an attempt to bar bonuses for 10 US employees tied to the naval bill. The measure, debated by Congress, seeks to limit financial incentives in government defense contracts amid broader labor policy efforts.
The Platteburgh widow remarks on a 9 20 p m Sunday special train from Grand Central carrying New York’s 1900 enrollees for the first instruction camp. Alaska and the West Indies contributed volunteers. attendees include a man from Sich and another from Nome. A train will depart for Baltimore Sunday night. enrolments expected to reach 12000 by day one. A West Point cruise is planned for Saturday, with military mobilization the next day. The Military Training Camps Association urges an army bill to cover training expenses. A film promoting recruitment will play in western theatres ahead of the naval voyage of the Marine Platteburg.
The twenty third annual Walt Whitman Fellowship meeting honored the poet with a day of speeches by Hamlin Garland Everett Martin and others. Horace Trawbel spoke of Whitman as a mentor while Sima Goldman praised the poet’s impact on life and art.
A pasty faced man with trembles issued a threat to a patrolman at Reedway and Lori mer Street Willinwebure. He identified himself as Ralph Loser at the Clmet Street station and claimed addiction tracks from his family.
Irish advocate Edward Ryan of White Plains refuses to rent his home to an Englishman due to revolt tensions. The advertising copy in his notices sparking public debate includes a cottage ad at Bonadiet Avenue in City Vie and advises interested parties to apply at South Leavington Avenue.
The Ladies Home Journal editor Edward Bok endorses Colonel Roosevelt and argues for his leadership. He writes the nation faces a critical moment demanding strong, steady guidance and unity in the opposition.
Local girls from Plattsburg form a preparedness society under Candace Hewitt to lead a camp at Erskine five miles from town. Captain Hewitt will command a company of cadet volunteers learning first aid swimming canoeing and military drill with daily hikes and tent camping. An officer from Point and US Army support will supervise training.
In Brooklyn at Fulton Street the Stratford Haguen building, 80 boarders faced alarm as smallpox fears spread. Residents examined themselves, one worker William Shetty moved to hospital after illness. Health officials summoned board members and a nurse to the hospital as the outbreak prompted concern over who may be next affected.
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