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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1916
Page
19
The article describes new recruits drilling in wet, muddy conditions at a U.S. camp. Recruits struggle through damp fields, maintaining formations while rain soaks uniforms. Officers monitor efforts as training continues with rifles and standardized routines.
The report outlines a large training camp with 368 tents set up and a Boston contingent arriving. It notes 200 recruits from Fur West joining to reach full war strength, various specialized corps training, mornings full courses with afternoons electives, and government officers taking over the camp newspaper The Camp News edited by Captain W H Waldron. A planned ice supply and troop mobilization near Putnam County are also mentioned.
Justice Brandeis was sworn in as Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court with White administering the oath. The ceremony drew witnesses from the court and diplomat officials as Brandeis moved to his bench to join Chief Justice White and other justices. His wife and daughter, and prominent figures from the legal and political world attended the event.
A party platform letter from the Republican executive committee in Woolworth Pasaliding demands that the army and navy be led by practical officers only. It calls for removal of ineffectual figures and seeks to appoint real military men as Secretary of War and Secretary of the Navy. John Do Glick chairs the committee.
Investors led by Sheridl sue Taylor of Penns linsenberg and Kuno My Hohertein in the Supreme Court for 410,000 against Knot Widnen who failed to defend. Widnen allegedly lured money with false claims of rubber making machinery in Brooklyn and a chemical inventory. Plaintiffs say $31,000 vanished after Promoter promised production and delivered only a bogus rubber like product. $500 bank balance remains.
The case against Lyman related to alleged fraud stalled as delays and absence of counsel extended proceedings. Judge Wolverton postponed further actions to confer with case officials. Witnesses James Vionigan, J Wall Street broker, William Wallsee of Chatham and Phehis Ny nxt Bank, Paul F Covington of Zeaboard National Bank, and others testified. Police chief A1 Faster and detective Lorene Ky Sloat described Lyman's arrest aboard the Inurich LeRoy.
James Muvivon of Jamesburg was killed after a joy ride when an alleged assailant fled following a motel confrontation. Witnesses described a hotel dispute at Deans White, with a section hand named Michelangelo Tu and others involved. Tu fled the scene after a window was shattered and a fatal shot was fired.
Detectives believe Burns uncovered fraud involving Sultzer and the Seymour firm. The magistrate ordered Burns held for the grand jury as the inquiry explored alleged double trap and illegal brokerage tied to Anglo American Cotton Products and Morgan & Co. The case centers on a complex sting, a failed brokered deal, and the potential for a broader criminal scheme.
A garbled passage describes misheard remarks about a Seymour matter and alleged information leaks. It references a person named Renton and rumors of not paying money to a broker on munition, with mentions of overheard information and a grapevine method.
Mayor Witehel stated that Senator Thompson violated an agreement not to reveal more about wiretap inquiries and that no legal action would proceed until the Thompson commission concludes its work. He defended the police and criticized Monsignor Daschan and others tied to alleged plans to undermine his administration. Senator Tharpene condemned the remarks as an attempt to dodge prosecution.
A doomed infant died after landing outside a second story window at 204 Wile Avenue in Williamsonport yesterday morning. Landlady heard the noise as a young mother trembled, then the infant was hurled from the residence. A passerby and coroner involvement followed, with the mother later in custody amid inquiries.
Principal Hoboken figure Schon Superintendent Av es Hin of Miscanduet faces a divorce suit filed before Chancellor Poster in Newark. Names Demarest and Dempant appear in scattered references as associates in broader marital disputes. The document notes lengthy property matters and alleged motives behind the action, with testimonies hinting at personal tensions and financial entanglements surrounding a vast estate.
Fragmentary OCR records show German staff moving through Rye and Washington with references to Colles Graber and Bonde Saige. Mentions of Manvel van Malmhauees rivaling a group at Cowls, clergy, and embassy ties surface amid garbled names and banking insolvency notes.
Mrs August Belmont prompted a hearing shift as her husband Belmont and his counsel DeLancey Nicoll testified about purchases and recharter issues tied to Interborough Rapid Transit. Belmont defended the 1902 deal involving city park camps and subway contracts amid opposition from commercial interests while detailing contractor and bid actions and a later commission decision.
A fragment reports the discovery of a person named Waldrin fully dressed in a bedroom located on Thirty Street. No further details are provided about time or circumstances.
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