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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
23
The king's petitioner leaves London to retire to a country home in the Midlands amid claims of Mary Queen's notable remark on the subject. The report blends political discourse with references to suffrage, colonial affairs, and wartime context, noting public interest in royal opinion and ongoing debates on women's rights.
The report outlines a cabinet reshuffle forecast with names including PM or premier figures and several ministers across departments. It mentions anticipated changes in digitals, agriculture, labor, and transport, with references to foreign affairs and defense roles amid a tense political climate.
A court delivered a light sentence to the suspect linked to the Mona Lisa theft, with lingering questions about the defendant’s full involvement and the case’s broader implications. Prosecutors argued for a stiffer fate while defense counsel cited mitigating factors and unclear evidence. International art circles monitor the outcome amid ongoing efforts to tighten museum security.
A daring feat by Irish volunteers adds Mauser rifles to the Ulster aide effort. A portion of the shipment was landed south of Doraxhader and delivered to Belfast quay under police watches.
A long report details three auto holdups that netted a gang about $6000. The narrative follows Robbery across streets, the capture of suspects, and the involvement of police and witnesses with names and places referenced.
Police captured five suspects including Lawre Veterer and Zimpleman in a complex extortion scheme aimed at Feldman Veron and others. The arrests followed a staged meeting and a staged payment of money as officers documented the plot and names of involved clerks and conspirators.
Near Dijon France June two French army aviators Lieutenant Gironne and Snyper Kos were killed when their aeroplane exploded during a mission. A peasant observed the craft fall, and moments later the wreckage with scorched remains was found in the forest near Canabette.
In Tarrytown a major trial related to Becky Edelson draws attention from locals and officials. Key figures including Mrs Boissevain are noted as potential attendees. Authorities plan extended security as public interest rises and legal actions proceed through the week.
Queen hears in fall to visit the United States after war concerns. her agent in Seda Wiltiat Caspar advised authorities she will arrive mid October. She aims to study peace and hospitals and will seek meetings with Secretary Bryan to discuss outcomes.
Report by J. Cheever Gowdin and John Barnes Miller notes King Alfonso would attend the Santa Clara polo event in San Francisco for a universal tournament if the King’s cabinet permits. The royal player, riding a polo pony named Matridge, faced no special favors and pursued the ball with typical zeal despite a near miss from a mullet.
Jury in Woodbridge led by Professor Riley of Vassar College heard allegations that Dr Emery Marvel caused injury to Catherine during a tubal operation for uterine glands. The panel disagreed with the claim after a sixteen hour session.
Mrs Lawler quarreled with her husband in their flat on 184th Street prompting a fire alarm when a crowd gathered. Captain Fagan sustained injuries as firefighters responded and he was rushed to hospital. Police arrested Lawler and he was charged with assault as reserves and crowd dispersed.
The Imperial inquiry into the Empress disaster proceeds with Lord Mersey and Canadian officials confirming hearings set for June 16. Key figures include Professor Welsh, Captain Cae borne, and others named as investigators. Observers expect trial for those involved in the doomed voyage and bullion loss, with calls for accountability for managers and shareholders implicated in the tragedy.
Commissioner Kingsbury blasts morgue conditions in a winter report to Mayor Mitchell. He cites refrigeration failures and overcrowded, improperly stored corpses, including infants and adults, causing delays in proper burial. The Charities Department plans a new pathology facility at Bellevue Hospital to address the crisis.
John Hedges declares he will not abandon his bid for the Republican nomination and will campaign through the primaries. He plans to tour upstate after July 1 and has arranged several speeches as he prepares for the 1912 gubernatorial race.
An editorial in Americas Catholic press calls for a boycott of the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. It denounces ex‑mayor Nathan of Rome as anti clerical and urges Catholics to withhold support, letters, and visits to the fair. It accuses Nathan of insulting the Holy Father and Catholic leaders to gain votes, and urges Catholic institutions to refrain from exhibiting or attending.
Elizabeth A. Vail, aged fifty four, known as a hermit of City Island, is confined in Washington Asylum Hospital after police detainment. She is described as mentally troubled and has a history of rare visits to West Tidal, with two grown children in Manhattan.
Lawrence Sullivan and Farrice Mulligan as executors of Timothy Mulligan's estate faced contempt in the Surrogates Court while filing a revised inventory. The latest personal estate is valued at 10 277 dollars, with stock securities valued nominally and the theatrical partnership with George J. Kraus listed as valueless.
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