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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
22
The New York Tribune outlines subscription rates and warns about the cost shifting to the public while detailing internal arguments at the Republican national committee. The piece critiques direct primaries for nation wide elections, citing abuses, money, and representation concerns.
A chaotic news summary reports William Fellowen Morgan’s inquiry into the Merchants Association, arrests of Mi alle and Kookmakar, and the crowded Roaring Hour parade. The piece covers legal actions, court delays, police reorganizations, and ongoing disputes over strikes, rail and financial matters, with foreign and weather notes.
A fragment discusses universal free education and secular schooling amid religious tension and electoral inequities. It notes a centuries old divide among populations including Flemings and Walloons, and mentions clerical versus state funding for schools. The text cites Universal and compulsory education, with a three-tier voting system and age-based suffrage.
A collage of libertine jokes and college dress code debates contrasts with a sea tale about a boat engine failing as rough water rises. The piece zips through humorous quips on wardrobes for graduation and a cross Atlantic riff on the word Kurebuch, ending with reflections on travel plans and English studies.
Fragmentary text references marriage vows and confusion, mentioning a wife named Mary and a promised fate. The snippet hints at a domestic dispute or social call, with notes about a wife and husband and a promise tied to marriage.
A reader asks The Tribune editor to explain the connection between Colonel Roosevelt's campaign and the funds and literature backing his bid. The writer alleges heavy outlays, possible pledges, and pressure from trusts, urging readers to scrutinize delegates and the convention’s influence on the party’s nominee.
Fragmentary New York and New Jersey wedding notices and social items. Names include Adele Kors, Grace Vie Ye, Olive Arrington Leggett, Howard Wolver, Grace Episcopal Church ceremonies, military and family connections, with scattered references to local figures and venues.
Secretary of the Navy hosts German naval officers dinner. Mrs Meyer will visit Mount Vernon with guests aboard the Mayflower. Attorney General and wife plan Cedarhurst country visit. State Secretary to receive Guatemala minister and hosts reception. Newport social items mention numerous arrivals, dinners, and travels of society figures in Washington and New York, with several households preparing summer plans and travel.
The French ambassador and Mme Jus terand hosted a dinner for Secretary of War guests including Mme. Maserand and other officials. Attendees listed span ministers, attachés, and diplomatic staff from France and Peru. The French ambassador and Mme Justerand plan to sail around June 29. the counsel will serve as host for the event.
Washington social scene centers on a June country club reception hosted by Mrs. Taft’s White House circle. Mrs. James W. Pinchot and others plan moves to Chicago for the Republican National Convention while Gifford Pinchot joins his mother. Several prominent families prepare summer travels to Jamestown, Italy, Osterville, and Nantucket, with arrangements and departures noted for the convention week.
Notice from New York society announces the marriage of Mine Ankunelld Kane to Weir Lenaing Mewicker at St Marys church in Tuxedo Park with Gerald de Coursey as best man. Attendants include Carroll Dana Winslow Frederik Tretinghuysen and others. reception to follow at the brides parents villa in Tuxedo Park. Messages note guests traveling from Europe and plans for later social events and travels.
A jumble of names and places appears to describe a continuation of a service in manual training and science. The text lists numerous individuals from Boston, Washington, New York, and other places along with dates and social events. It references Mr and Mrs A. D. Bickett, Mrs Howard Meher, and others attending gatherings, tea, and engagements at various hotels and residences, with mentions of travel by steamship and water routes.
Her Royal Highness of Connaught continues on the road to convalescence as doctors elect officers for a royal medical group. Awan oe, Nashvilly, Tenn, presides as president of the American Modal Revelation. Li. John Le Heffron of Syracuse named vice president. Dr M. McClanahan of Cynaha named third vice president. The meeting focuses on ophthalmology, military eye safety, and public health measures including typhoid and hypnott treatment progress.
A garbled New York suburban item references large sums and upcoming July Fourth plans, noting potential expansion projects and citywide concerns. It mentions transit topics, Chinese divorce matters, and a looming Criminad Courts Building issue, with scattered references to institutions and public notices.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Homer Holter Langhorne reveals Miss Langhorne will wed Lieutenant Jaried Parker USN. The engagement follows months of courtship as Parker serves abroad while the Langhorne family traces ties to New York society and prominent Astor and Gibson kin.
W E Carter sustains brain injuries from a polo incident at Bryn Mawr. Condition described as serious though improving slightly. Police and medical reports indicate he remains in hospital with cautious prognosis.
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