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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
26
Fragmented report details a Mediterranean rescue search for Lieutenant Raeue and Lieutenant Baque, with scattered notes on an overseas flight record and a series of conflicting names and events. The piece references French aviation and torpedo boats, crews missing and possible naval actions, all amid tangled wartime reportage.
A French aviator, Pennot, died in Havana after lingering four days following a 50 foot fall. Witnesses described the life-threatening injuries and medical staff efforts. The accident occurred during exhibition flights near the harbor with|out clear details on cause or survivors.
A fragmented OCR reads unclear lines about Laurier proposing a plan and parliamentary discussion. Names and places are obscured, but the piece signals political maneuvering, potential policy framing, and reactions from factions amid a national debate.
The readable bits show a fragmented OCR passage with names and phrases like Perit and Dar Rerm, mentioning people such as Farida and Nine brenden Miter Aslaum Malt. The text lacks coherent events or a discernible news item.
London police pursue a man identified as a Russian anarchist linked to the Peter the Painter case. A stowaway found aboard a vessel in Manila is suspected of involvement in the ["Peter the Painter" killer] investigation tied to the Hamdaditeh murder of three policemen on Sydney Street. British authorities doubt the claims and press on with inquiries as they examine sightings in various places.
A Berlin incident involves a woman reported as a suspected cholera case. The report notes her condition and immediate medical concerns as authorities assess the situation and determine appropriate treatment.
An aged fragment mentions Senator Ernest Ro Acker and the New Jersey museum scene. It hints at philanthropic ties, wealth, and a circulation effort amid colonial era debates. The piece references Philadelphia and a September date, with unclear details about publication or context.
The Mother Church election selects J. C. Lathrop of New York as reader with Grace Oulin as treasurer and John Tuttles of Boston as clerk. Treasurer notes satisfactory finances and growth of the church. the meeting records a lack of full details due to OCR garble.
A damaged OCR noting church leaders resignations and campus ceremonies. Dr Kevin Pond Parker and Pastor On Hipney are mentioned along with tributes to Mark Twain and linked events at Valh Roe, Massachusetts. The piece references a 4th Senn Church and mentions university connections and local admirers.
Gifts totaling 112.78 were announced as Columbia University trustees approved professorial appointments for the coming year. Several faculty changes included moves to Berlin, new chair appointments, and gifts funding memorials and equipment for education and research sparked by a recent meeting.
Andrew Ten Eyck won the first prize of 100 in the George Augustus Sandham contest held in Albany. Second prize went to Torre Faneuil Jokes of Brooklyn. Various figures including Eveal J. Davin and Rev. William B. Blackie attended the event. A related program and ovation were planned for the next day at Washington Square.
A June report from New York describes Murr Bennet losing his home in a summer blaze that gutted a tenement. Firefighters battled flames as neighbors watched, with property and belongings rendered unusable. The incident prompted investigations into the causes and safety measures in place at the building.
A jumble of names, places, and events reads like a 19th century wedding column. Mentions include Dr Noble Dickinson president, Miss Wilder, Sytb Schwemerhort Street, and Magia society events. The piece notes weddings and social gatherings across Towson Waterton and nearby locales with several family names.
A retelling of Keown University president William H. Faunce addressing a crowd about a Philistine influence in the "Swamp." He warned against a fund fee and urged restraint while pointing to a New Yorker’s money in a Metropolitan Museum of Art controversy.
Yale authorities completed acquisition of a tract bounded by College Crewe Tempte and Wall streets, expanding what is known as Varitruitt square. The project, tied to the SheMet Selentitie Seheat, will include dormitories and facilities for the Selene Bewel men and related scholarly activities.
At a Bronx meeting after a superintendent’s conference, the board selected site for a Fourth of July display including Myx Kinler Square 184 Street and Boston Road St Mary’s Park and other avenues and parks. The committee members present included Chairman James Welle Alter and Lawrence J Fagen Abram Herbeat James Muinears John J Vickey and others, with several hundred attendees.
A late night curtain at Hammerstein's Roof Garden introduced a novelty show themed around Mrs HP Belmont's wife suffrage farm and the Warden proper. Truly Shattuck led the lineup with a fresh set of songs, drawing strong applause. Bert Tavy Hello Maker and others including te Prnrophtonda and Marehall Monsgomery performed in support.
The article discusses Henry and actors for Puccini’s opera The Ride of the Valkyries style production, naming performers for key parts and noting debuts at the Academy of Music. It covers The Queen Symphony Orchestra, stage venues in Ragith De Sousa, and the Wage Larenare Theatre season with roles such as Aminayana and others, highlighting weather and company plans.
Fragmented text references Variety Houses, Dee, Meee of the Comey namie, Bet Vanitty of Muxtean misi-ans, Beet Reimer, Jevaie Brow Bd, Dulles Taba de Trnsew Miderte, and a June event at the Uolonlad Dipasee. Mentions Horace Wrieht, Premeter’s Wit Avenue, and pelaine terms, but concrete facts, dates, or clear events are unreadable.
In New York and Brooklyn suburbs a strange tale emerges of bridges and trains, with references to Phantom Propors and a dramatic event. The account notes casualties during a twenty year period and mentions the Adelphia Record.
Mrs William Elliott of Valnble Springs Col. died from a pneumonia related illness after an extended illness. The death occurred yesterday with her husband Or Mot Constable and family at her side. Notable attendees at the funeral included Marie Antoinette era reference figures and Miss Geraldine Farrar and Blanche Fates in attendance.
The readable text references Helena area events and theater or concert details with scattered phrases about jewelry thefts and gambling style descriptions. It mentions places like Linton New York and Philadelphia, and hints at a festival or display with a long garbled list of names and items. The fragmentary source lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts to state a clear incident or date.
A fragmented note describes a woman seeking a warmer climate for health reasons. She aimed for Asheville with her father and later moved to Colorado’s high altitudes where her husband joined her. Committees and a president reference hint at an ongoing interim arrangement.
France and the dear of Marquis Emilio de Ojeda, former Spanish Minister in Washington and ambassador to the Vatican, noted for his long Madrid diplomatic career. He began at eighteen in Mexico, served in Rome, Japan, South America, Lima, Tangier, and Paris, rising to chief political sourptore of the Foreign Office.
General Brinkerhoff, born in Ohio and later a noted prison reformer, died at his Mansfield home at age eighty four. A schoolteacher turned editor and politician, he served as a Civil War officer, postwar reform advocate, and loyal party member, including leading roles in Republican conventions and prison conferences.
Obituary notes pay tribute to Colonel M 440 er chairman of secession convention and a Civil War veteran who helped found Alma Arkansas and built an early famous tower. Includes Captain Day of the Pacific voyage era and Berkeleys death of Mrs Wilh libamina Corlarlotte Voss wife of lawyer Gustave J Voss.
Present McAneny leads Aldermen and Board of Estimate members as they review a proposed new charter. A printed draft of amendments was handed to Senator Culleg and Assemblyman for consideration yesterday.
A busy Saturday program includes a Metropolitan Museum lecture on history and art, a Zoological Garden conference, a luncheon of the Woman's Republican Association of New York, a dinner for physicians and surgeons at the Hotel Astor, and a New York County lawyers meeting.
Funeral notices and death announcements list Herbert, Lynam, Tackon, Ratley and related families. Includes addresses, dates, and burial plans with cemetery and undertaker references. Mentions services at various churches and locations, and calls for copies of funeral notices in Philadelphia and New York papers.
Special notices itemizes multiple offices and bureaus with street addresses including Main Office at 154 Xaseny street Wall Street Office at No 13, Uptown Office at No 1984 Bresdwen, New York, American District Telegraph, Marlem Office at Fastoe No. 20k Wear 125th Street and No 618 WI TRH Street, Warrington Bureau in Westery Building.
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