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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
18
A late stage meeting convened by the fusion committee discussed district attorney considerations and municipal leadership. Attendees included local reform figures and Greenwich Village residents, with emphasis on civic engagement and upcoming political events in Manhattan.
A garbled report notes a Sailor Pastor honored by the Mortons Pharen of the New York Fort Society and Catherine and Madtown satvers. It mentions a vigil, a procession, and honors to members of various religious and social groups, including the West Shir, Calvert, and the Senmor's Fiend Society, with references to church figures and beneficiaries.
A chaotic birthday gathering for Miss Ackerman features Muff the spaniel entertaining guests with a playful, if noisy, display. The event includes friends, guardians, and a parade of helpers as the pup’s antics steal the spotlight and guests depart with keepsakes from the celebration.
Alderman Dowling questions why the board did not honor President Mitchel during a planned city dinner. He criticized the board’s handling and asked why a tribute was not arranged, noting widespread disappointment among members and city officials.
Convicts told of prison conditions during a grand jury investigation led by Warden Jonn Kennedy and Governor Salzer. Two inmates testified about plots, forgery, and blows at Sing Sing before transfer to Great Meadows, with Attorney General officials present. The hearing followed a closed doors grand jury session.
City aldermen debate the Police Commissioner Wald as the final report on his case nears. Curran notes he will not rule out public vote. factions clash over whether Wald should face inquiry ahead of a mayoral decision. The corridors of power show tension as promises of secrecy collide with demands for accountability before the June 17 date.
A report from Glens Falls recaps a Sulzer meeting noting Henry Morgenthau quote that President Wilson favored Governor Sutter’s direct primary. The president’s stance remains unclear with Tammany figures divided and opposition wary of impeachment talk amid Albany politics.
Connolly examined over charges with grievance committee. Justice Daniel I Cobil to remain at home for vacation. Connolly’s charges relate to a former friend and ally. Crystie to question. The voyage for Cohalan’s family delayed as investigation proceeds and Connolly’s lawyer questions timing.
A man and a woman were found dead after a violent attack on Third Avenue. Authorities say the woman had more than twenty knife wounds and a possible self inflicted wound in the throat. The man suffered similar injuries and was dead about ten hours before discovery. A jackknife and disturbed door were noted. investigators seek to determine whether the death was murder or suicide.
In a dispatch from Guiverte County, officials report on a legal matter involving Mae Neal and labor unrest linked to a Manheimer company. The case touches on political control, civic authority, and resumed court proceedings amid local tensions.
A fragmented report describes passengers in steerage aboard a European voyage. It notes conditions, possible disputes, and differing nationalities among travelers, with hints of socialist ideas and tensions aboard the ship.
The report details Benedict Cruise ending his voyage on the Amuir River with plans to reach Commodore Herriot and involve a wide coalition. It notes political figures including Marko AarW and Jane Falier, outlining river route dangers, opposition movements, and ongoing logistical challenges.
Arrangements for a ceremonial flag salute mark the Queens event schedule. A large parade and civic displays will feature the flag, with school children participating and officials inviting public attendance at the civic ceremony.
Otis Elevator Co. offers one percent of final wages per year of service as a pension for long-term male and female workers after twenty years. Details skimmed reveal phased eligibility and adjustments based on tenure and age, with plant and wage considerations affecting the payout.
A Bronx child injured by a street accident at Franklin Avenue near The Bronx was rushed to Fordham Hospital in a life threatening condition. Surgeons performed immediate exploratory surgery and, against the odds, restored breathing by tube and ventilation, leading to a staged recovery. The infant, identified as a boy from No 17th Street, is expected to regain health after a long hospitalization.
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