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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1911

Page

6

Gary Urged Cooperation At Steel Price Conference

Gary chaired a steel conference in Washington where a general cut in steel prices was decided in response to Republic Iron and Steel’s price reductions. He urged open talk among major firms to avoid covert maneuvers and warned against any formal or implied price agreement while detailing how price fixing works and the risks of secret deals.

PH Gary United States Stanley Committee Washington Republic Iron and Steel Company Gary Steel Corporation Stee Satewerth Softae Sratee Crittere Condi Keown Ritar Tam

Body Found In Lonely Field Believed Murder Case

Coroner suspects murder after an unidentified Italian man, head nearly severed, was found in a field on the Astor estate at Tremont Ave and Watson Ln in West Chester. A bloodstained handkerchief, two Italian letters, and a Finglish sentence tied to Arturo Cavallo were found. no weapon or valuables recovered. body taken to Harlem morgue.

Astor Tremont Avenue Watson Lane West Chester Albert Billings 176Th Street Bronx Park Avenue Hillsman Schwannecks Italy Finglish East Arturo Cavallo Harlem

Woman Identified After Body Found in Harlem River

Regina Kavalier was identified as the woman whose torn coat was recovered in the Harlem River near 130th street. She killed herself over her husband’s death and the loss of their baby Regina ten months old. The husband, an insane asylum patient, died within a year. Her brother Alexander Muller of West 1224 Street aided in the identification after medical help.

Harlem 130Th Street Regina Kavalier Regina Long Island Alexander Muller No. ¢Is Surelde Muller Kavalier Lnger Kava- Ver

Raid on Car Rowdies In Astoria and Hunters Point

Astoria and Hunters Point stations police combed trolley and bridge services to curb summer rowdiness. Several youths were arrested after attempts to assault a young woman on a car, with Patrolman Eady restraining Patrick Bergen as the suspect resisted and bit the officer's thumb before surrendering. others were detained at Queenshorn Arts plaza.

Arto Ann Astoria Woodnide Hunter's Point Queenshorn Arties Plaza Eady Paterick Bergen East 46Th Street Sanherton St John's Meandial Long Island City

University of Minocs deficit prompts audit into treasury

Minneapolis June 4 1884 A review following alleged irregularities at the University of Minnesota reveals a deficit and an investigation by Mr Arnett. President Vincent and Controller Hayes announce a formal audit will begin Monday to examine university finances and identify the precise sums under control.

Sera En Universiy Ana Feault Bren Cxtent University Anances Arnett George If Vincent George M. Hayes Momitay Hiren Mas Cis Hayes Fine

Corporation Tax Increase Predicted From Early Year Assessments

Washington reports that supplementary returns show corporation tax receipts exceeding initial projections for the year. Assessments for the four months indicate stronger revenue than foreseen, with heavy filings in Pennsylvania and New York. A penalty will be added to all taxes unpaid by June.

Washington Pennsylvane New York

Police Honor Service At St Patrick Cathedral In New York

A large crowd attended a memorial service for fallen officers at St Patrick Cathedral led by Chief Inspector Max Schmittberger. Police members from all ranks filled the church as Reverend Sullivan urged duty to God and country. Separate drownings reported: Ludwig Pacha, Jacob Enlers, John T. Green, James T. Fairman, with rescuers risking lives in attempts to save others.

St. Patrick's Cathedral Max Schmittberger East Street Waldo Dougherty Walsh McKay Francis J Sullivan Monsignor Lavelle Lee Sullivan Teller Force New York Stene Gether Patrotestn Beauffert Mountert

Celtic Sees Sea Serpent Onward From Liverpool

Passengers aboard the Celtic report seeing a strange creature off the starboard as day broke. One version described an iridescent sea serpent with a firefly face and lifting wings similar to a fly rig. Actor Robert Hilliner debated the sight before bets tied to the sighting paid out.

Herpool Atway Express Robert Hilliner Wee Herth Mr. Hilliard Hilliard Marconi Nisvalat

Boy Hit by Taxi on Fifth Avenue

An injured boy was struck by a taxi on Fifth Avenue in broad daylight. He lay unconscious on the street as the taxi driver and bystanders acted while a police officer directed aid. The chauffeur carried the boy to a nearby house and medical staff moved him to Flower Hospital for treatment.

Aguereenou Moy Ado Pyteen Pearov Fifth Avenue Vie Enain Honee

Bridal Party Drowned In Utah Lake Tragedy

In Salt Lake City six people drowned when a party boat named Galles capsized during a wedding prep sail for Vera Brown and Edward Holmes. Among the victims were the bride and groom and Frank and Helen Brown. Benjamin W. Raymond and his five year old son perished attempting to save Ann. Ten others were rescued after being in the water over an hour.

Salt Lake City Utah Lake Vera Brown Edward B Holmes Frank Helen Brown Benjamin W. Raymond Ann Paskenents Holmes Frank Brown Helen

Four Drowned in Mississippi River Disaster

Four men were drowned when overcrowding aboard a launch on the Mississippi River led to capsizing in a Mississippi river town. Seven seated in the craft were swept away as waves rushed over the deck. One youth, Barner Sehraet, nine or ten, jumped in to help, but disappeared after only two strokes. His body has not been recovered.

Mississippi St. Tami Albany Barner” Sehraet Ernckson Husson

St Francis sermon on America and Franciscan role

A sermon at Church of St Francis of Assisi West 7th Street lauds St Francis as pioneer of evangelization in America. It argues Columbus era linked to Franciscan mission and praises spiritual democracy while recounting St Francis life from Assisi to death at age forty five. Father Paul cited as organizer of the talk and Franciscan ties highlighted for modern Christian democracy.

Jimes Francis Wateo Superior Society of the Atonement Graymoor Gaerison-on-Hudann St. Francis of Assisi West Tet Street Aubleet St. Francis America Father Paul American John Perez Ameren Port Paraguay Cady Paal Francis Hbs Dieth Asstat

Baldwin Strike Postponed Amid Labor Tensions

Report from Locomotive Works indicates 1200 workers laid off and unions seeking reinstatement. Allied Locomotive Company postpones strike after talks as wage and job security disputes unfold amid broader trade tensions.

Rat-Hunting Boy of New Rochelle Inspires City Hall Tale

Harrison Lee an eleven year old from Baltimore who was placed in New Rochelle after being found by Patrolman Bussard devised a rat catching method at City Hall. Using a fishing tackle he fished sixty seven rats from a hole in three days. The last rat attack ended with a club strike and the hall now free of rats. He was sent to the Colored Orphan Asylum at Riverdale and received a small gold watch from Captain Timmons.

New Rochelle Harrison Lee Baltimore Joseph Bussard Charles H. Warner Yonkers Westchester County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Harrison Riverdale Edward J. Timmons Alan

Escaped Prisoner Re-Arrested After Wire Escape

Charles Morrison, who escaped from East Sixth Street Police Station’s jail on May 28 by climbing rooftop wires then falling to sidewalk, was arrested at Lexington and 28th by Lt Mahoney. He faced disorderly conduct charges. later fined $10 and held for trial on breaking jail charges.

Charles Ry Yorks Old East Sith Street Lexington Avenue 28Th Street Mahoney East 25Th Street Morrison D4th Street Morrigan

Florida Man Halts Pickpockets With Sword Cane

A Florida man, about 45, dining near Ath street, confronted two pickpockets who tried to lift a roll of cash from him. He opened a sword cane and chased them into the street, but they escaped as no police were nearby. He told manager Adolph Schroffel he was a fruit grower staying at a Broadway hotel.

Florida Ath Street Yelacka Ehale Sh Ore Adolph Schroffel Broadway New York

ASK FAIR PLAY FOR JEWS A SS Terie attentency promient

A meeting yesterday in Independence Hall Reownaville under the Federation of Jewish Organizations of New York censured the proselytizing of Jewish children by ministers. Assemblyman Hyman of Firooklin endorsed a bill making it a misdemeanor to convert under sixteen without parental consent and urged more liberal immigration laws. Leaders cited harsh treatment of Jewish immigrants and deportations by Ellis Island authorities. Edward Lauterback and Congressman Sulzer echoed calls for federal immigration reform.

Independence Hall Reownaville Federation of Jewish Organizations State of New York Aaron W. Levy Minsion Aries Hyman Firooklin Assemblyman Levy Fills Island Justice Kalish New Jersey Supreme Court Edward Lauterback Sulzer House

Fruit in Cold Storage Arrives from Argentina and Brazil

A Lamport Voltaire sailing from Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro delivered seventy five cases of Brazilian oranges and twenty five crates of Mendoza grapes to New York ports. The ship, recently fitted with refrigerating chambers, carried an experimental shipment of South American fruit to test cold storage viability. The cargo was loaded at Saturnia and Rio de Janeiro and will be unloaded at Brooklyn Pier for sale in Manhattan.

Argentina Brazil Lamport & Holtner Voltaire Ffuenon Ratia Fience Ayres Rio de Janeiro New York Brooklyn Baboo Manhattan

Dogs Fate in Balance as Health Chief Meets SPCA Leader

Health Commissioner Lederle planned a conference with William K. Horton of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to address stray dogs in the city. SPCA figures show 76 rabies cases last year versus half that this year, with four human deaths so far this year across boroughs.

Lederie William K. Horton Society For the Prevention of Department of Health Horton James F. Freel So|etty Freel Health Department Brooklyn Manhattan Queens England Wales Brookupant Frest Ave Commissioner Lederle Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Old City Auiotad Staten Island

Dougherty Appears Against Men Arrested After Cash Theft

Deputy Commissioner Dougherty appears in Tombs court with three men arraigned before Magistrate Steinert on charges of disorderly conduct tied to a $535 theft. Paxton of 2 Wall Street reported a robbery on March 9 in which a wallet containing $2 was taken from his elevator ride. Detectives had followed three men through banking districts and into doorways near banking houses. Bail set at $1 for each man for further examination.

Communioner Dougherty Tombs Court Steinert W. C. Paxton No 2 Wall Street Norning Liberty Street Broadway Matrlor Steatha Tflege William Raerert Reneohn Drew

English dog show judges arrive for Ladies Kennel Association event

Two famed English judges Wire jlyan and Samuel Crabtres arrived from Faeland aboard a White Star Line steamship. The Ladies Kennel Association of America show opens tomorrow at Mineola with 1444 dogs entered and 52 breeds represented. Mortimer leads as superintendent, promising the largest two day event yet at the counters.

Wire Jlyan Samuel Crabtres Faeland Altea White Star Line Searions Clase Ladies Kenset Association of America Mincola Mineola Mise Mieste Inna Sands Altomathar Ara Entarat Gli Afty Ne “Senchad Bee Mortimer

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