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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
21
Reports from Niagara Falls say Mexican delegates and ABC envoys clashed over mediation terms. Diplomats doubt Villa era plans and accuse Carranza of bad faith, with Wilson urged to react while mediators seek unity amid tense U.S. and Mexican positions.
Disjointed OCR style text lists scattered city and regional items including names, places, events, and dates. The readable bits suggest a morning news digest with various mentions rather than a single coherent story. Names and places like Lakes and theatre hints appear amid garbled phrasing.
June report from Lipton Paes Every Conf indicates anti trust bills bring a gang six thousand dollars. The Shamrock IV showed well in trial stretching, Thoman Leipton comments, predicting further success as the four leaves perform the trick.
The United States faces major policy moves as Wall Street supports the administration in advancing railroad securities legislation and antitrust reforms. A sleuth shoots in a cocaine hunt while betting on outcomes looms in yacht and May races with American hopefuls favored. Provisions include the Meantime, the House backs key bills, including an interstate commerce framework, amid debate on directorates and corporate regulation.
Colonel Roosevelt arrives in France aboard the steamship Glymain for the Armistice era commemoration tour. He reports better health and readiness for future duties as he prepares to depart for Paris, with President Poincaré and officials noting his condition and reception aboard.
A fragmentary report recounts a young woman named Miss Rehebern and others during a scene near Grand Central Station. She desires to be captain of a ship or team, and a synopsized exchange hints at a fleeting chase involving a collie, a dog, and a train incident with scattered names and a sum of $1413 in bills. Walter Bushnell, a Hillsdale resident, is noted as a relative.
Report from Sew Haven on June 6 describes an aeroplane following a train near Sew Mayen. The plane is praised by passengers for its speed and for using a searchlight during the encounter.
A Jersey cow blocked an Erie train near the Passaic and crowded stations as onlookers cheered. After the cow was hauled free and crossed paths with pursuing crew, it was paraded through Kearny where residents claimed a souvenir milk gill.
The $100,000 breach of promise suit by Miss Mildred Meffert against opera star Enrico Caruso was settled out of court. Caruso returns her letters and pays $3,000 to end the matter as he sails for Europe. Meffert’s lawyer confirmed the settlement, with both sides reportedly satisfied and Caruso’s letters returned.
The New Haven Railroad announces a fare increase effective with the summer schedule. The Boston to New York tariff rises 21 cents as 16 percent trains are discontinued. Daily train mileage drops about 4,500 miles, with annual revenue expected to rise around $600,000.
New York City plans a public hearing on July 3 regarding a franchise bid by Edison Company and three subsidiaries for exclusive rights to sell and distribute electrical power in Manhattan the Bronx and Westchester for fifty years. The deal would grant a 33 mile by 150 foot strip along the Catskill Aqueduct to build and operate ducts and lines with no city payment, raising concerns of a near monopoly and far-reaching control over energy utilities, as officials consider the implications.
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