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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1915
Page
23
A fragmentary report describes German officials in the city alarmed by passport fraud. Witnesses indicate a wide scope of deception, with authorities tracing schemes and connections to wartime logistics. Details remain unclear amid damaged OCR.
In a key ruling, the London Times secured a win as the government suit against the paper was dismissed in a police court. The decision clears the publication of charges and marks a victory for press freedom in the era. Judges emphasized procedural adequacy and lack of substantiated claims by the state.
Roosevelt stays silent on Germany and plans for Charmain visit as news from Washington details guests, hosts, and a tour through hospitality sites with Roosevelt and Parker family arrangements and travel notes.
A border incident near Nogales reports a party of ten Atewhoys crossing into Sonora to confront a garrison while Mexican and American observers watched. Two American boys were released after the confrontation, with among those involved listed as George Hat Clone Dele Vaughn and Henry Chang. the report notes other related actions and uncertain details during the episode.
A steamer named Virginia was blown from the water near Cape Salvar while en route to Trieste. The mine explosion killed the entire crew and signals the vessel’s wartime escort role between Trieste and nearby ports.
Five monks from a medical college tale are accused in a martial court after plans to aid war babies are linked to mothers and women MDS. Urgent searches and rescue efforts follow a reported attack as authorities defend the monks and their alleged crimes amid wartime unrest.
John Jacob Astor requests additional income beyond $20,000 yearly claiming the existing funds cannot sustain him. The dispute centers on a roughly £1,000,000 trust that could double the principal for the beneficiary. Mrs. Astor appears as receiver of £5,000, with details tied to the Harland residence and potential arrangements upon marriage or separation. The matter involves Vincent Astor, son of Calves Aree and Mea Ava Willing Astor, amid a recent unsettled divorce and unclear confirmations regarding Madeleine Talsuze Force Astor and Clarence H.
Police say Mrs Shymer’s home near West Seventh Street Moor suite hosted clinics by Dr Fredericks and a wiretap ring linked to Gondorf. Neighbors report a tense scene with housekeeper fear, inspectors and a dramatic inquiry into missing Shymer family members and a Lusitania reference.
A Bayard Street report describes East Side families striving for more money for children’s upkeep as Mrs. Astor reportedly receives a $20 000 allowance. It contrasts lavish spending with many homes living hand to mouth, detailing Mrs. Cab and other cases, including a Henry Street Settlement executive’s son and a poor family relying on food, clothing, and charity to feed children.
Reporters quote New York saloonkeepers and German beer importers arguing a beer surplus exists in the Fatherland and that shipments continue. They note quantities of Muenchener Wikener and other imports arrive via the Scandis Line while some barrels head to New York and beyond, with no evident shortage or price rise.
Morgan defeats Drexel 12 to 3 in a spirited ball game that ended a seven year rivalry. Amid crowding drama at Tabor Station and a grand dinner at Manufacturer’s Hall, guests included J Morrow, Willard Straight, and the Drexel contingent led by J P Morgan & Co officials.
In Hull a derelict Russian sailing vessel named Montross Hie was found drifting with full sails. The crew believed their ship struck by a torpedo and took to boats, rescued after four hours by a Grimsby motor boat. The hull showed a rivet missing amid surrounding mystery.
Washington reports George W. Perkins condemned the Wilson administration for caving to Taft and Wickersham by appealing the Steel Corporation case to the Supreme Court. He accused officials of inconsistency and urged a coherent policy while noting President Wilson’s calls for business reform and FTC use. A Navy court of inquiry at Annapolis investigates midshipmen exam improprieties and related rumors, with three cadets facing dismissal.
Porter Charl ton, the American accused of murdering his wife at their villa in June 1810, was declared mentally responsible at the time of the death. Professor Mage ttm presented the opinion after examining Charl ton's mental condition.
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