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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1912

Page

6

Paradise Reunited Then Torn By Elopement Saga

Milton Hahn and Paula Ostermann eloped on Memorial Day from Woodhaven, sparking a publicized family dispute in Boston. Oxford telegrams reveal plans, and Milton returns family cash and papers after the escape. Parents brace for consequence as public interest and renewed tensions loom in the Woodhaven community.

Boston Paula Ostermann Milton Hatin Woodhaven Maula Milton Renale St Ny Hahn Paula Love Mr Hahn Hetle Father Woodhaven Way

Two Columbia University men face grand larceny larceny cases

In Harlem and Morrisania courts, Stanley Juek of 152 West 9th Street is held in 1500 bail after allegedly stealing platinum crucibles and capsules from Havemeyer Hall where he works in Columbia’s chemistry department. Leroy Halanka of 143 Clay Avenue The Bronx, a Columbia student, is held in 1400 bail on charges he took 700 dollars from broker George Daniels in May 1911, with detectives still seeking him after an arrest Saturday night.

Columbia University Harlem Court Morrisania Stanley W. J.uek Wet 9Th Street Herrmann Havemeyer Hall Poller Lusk Tusk Harlem Leroy Halanka Clay Avenue Thel Bronx Morrisana Court George H. Danas 144Th Street Third Avenue Janes Halanka Freschl

Dinner for his employes marks twenty fifth year

Telegraph report from Stamford Connecticut notes Jacob Langes chief of a New York firm celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of the company with a grand dinner and barn dance at his Riverside country seat. The Tin Regiment band from York provided music and a special train carried guests to and from New York. About one hundred attended with families and friends.

Rhe ‘Tribune Stamford Conn Jacob Langesloth New York Tiverside Canrern Ther Tinr Regiment York

Abducted Banker Hears Plans To Dispose Of Body

Thomas Moore a Kansas City bank cashier was seized by pirate auto gang led by a woman. He was held in a dark room for a day and night robbed with identification removed and heard captors discuss killing him. He recuperated after escape and injuries to head lips and face.

Hah Thumryab Los Angeles Thomas Moore Kansas City Moore

Final plea for murderess Orton case at Charlestown

Final action in the executions case involving Mrs Lena Cusumano and Enrico Mase, both awaiting the electric chair after Plymouth County Court sentences, will be taken by the Executive Council on Wednesday. Council member Alexander McGregor Jr., returning from a trip, will hear arguments. prior vote was tied 4 to 4.

Orton Mra Lena Cusumano Enrico Mase Coll Tull Charlestown Mra Cusumano Executive Council Alexander McGregor, Jr McGregor MrGregor Commons Mascioli Custimana Mascot Plymouth County Court

Mystery intruder found in Miles Bloomingdale home bathroom

Wealthy Whit Plains milliner John Miles feared intruder was Miss Clowes an escaped patient from Bloomingdale Asylum missing since Friday. Richard Flynn the Miles chauffeur found her hiding near the Old Mamaroneck road house after a night of searching the premises and pipework. She said she wished to return to New York though she had eaten little and appeared distressed.

John Miles Fith Avenue Whit Plains de Williang J. Russel Bloominshire Asylum Yesterdas Richard Flynn Miles Mamaroneck Road Mamaroneck Avenue Acceyant Fionn Girret Viet Te ‘Lower Miss Clowes" Wax Mr. Miles Pod Miles Wilbur Merton Miiloe Misa “Crowes Waytum New York Munsell Stine Jine

Women Battle For Votes Here s Ten Don ts for Wives

Fragmented clipping outlines a 1910s style public talk on women suffrage and domestic conduct. It mentions a session in Concord and lists “don’ts” for wives, including not nagging, not revealing troubles to neighbors, and avoiding excessive vanity. The piece cites speakers and references political rights debates.

Cleveland Sid WoWockefeller Budd Avenue Baptist Church Otha Romenen Slin Wethe Lincoln Garrold Mckinley

Ohio women figh t suffrage in Cleveland report

A Cleveland group plans an organization opposing women’s suffrage. Mrs Henry Hubb of Columbus, president of the Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, says the movement will start soon. Miss Alieg Hill Chittenden notes the New York group’s role and warns that giving women the ballot could double existing voting problems nationwide.

Cripane Cleveland Womin Henry Hubb Columbus Alieg Hill Chittenden Legislative Committee The New York Association Polmn Miss Chittenden Wilton Payton Leinelnnat Inter

MISS KEEN TO CLIMB AGAIN ON MOUNTAINS THIS SUMMER

Conlova Miaka Jute Keen of Philadelphia plans further mountain adventures after Mount Blackburn ascent. She aims to cross Skolal Pass, Russet Glacier to White River headwaters then descend into Canadian territory and loop to White Mountain near Seattle. She may be first white woman to attempt the trip.

Conlova Miaka Micepera Keen Philadelphia Mount Blackburn Informatin Kenovott Mias Iseen Copper River District Skolal Pass Russet Glacier Whiteiver Abe White Mass Skagway Seattle Koen Soll GW. Handy Mount Blankinirn

Fire Under Riverside Drive Injures Nearby Hay Cars

Firefighters battled flames on the New York Central tracks south of 12th Street near Twelfth avenue under the viaduct. A car loaded with hay was hit by fire and spread to a second hay car. Patrolman Hamilton alerted central units as 130th Street, Riverside Drive, and Riverside Park areas saw hose lines laid. Estimated damage was $1.00.

Boye New York Central 12Th Street Twelfth Avenue Hamilton 130Th Street Riverside Drive Riverside Park

Beans and Beans Drive Park Row Rumor of Sox Strike

Park Row patrons rush for beans as rumors spread of a waiter strike at Dolans Hitchcocks and other hosts. Meehan and union leaders deny plans while workers and patrons debate the cause and possible action amid the city’s suffrage event echoes.

Woman Miner Leads Arkansas Mine Venture

Miss Gertrude Sober develops what she says will become one of the richest mines in the country. She is reportedly the only woman mining superintendent in Arkansas.

Grimine Sham Ark Dune Gertrude Sober Arkansas

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