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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
20
Senators Warren and Townsend spar over presidential leverage and tariff policy as Thomas of Colorado cites broad lobbying efforts. Oliver of Pennsylvania refuses to reveal investments while Crawford pushes a strict registry for those influencing committees, signaling a widening probe into finance and influence in Congress.
Panama June 6 It is officially announced that all heavy concrete work on the canal locks has been finished The lower guard gates at Gatun and Pedro Miguel and the upper gates at Morro Flores will close soon after June 1 as Gatun Lake becomes a navigable waterway 110 miles long and 110 feet deep Maurlow H Thatcher has forwarded his resignation as Governor of the Canal Zone to Washington effective upon the expiry of his leave of absence
A confused case involves Gluseypl A. Pech, born in Scranton, who, after a lengthy detention, claimed U.S. birth but could not produce proof. Officials required a birth certificate from Scranton. a written document proved elusive and delays continued past his release.
A West Side business group formed to back Charles E. Whitman for mayor by gathering petitions and pledging support. They will delay formal nominating petitions until after the Legislature acts on election law, aiming for 50 000 signatures by July 1 and a Carnegie Hall mass meeting to announce Whitman’s candidacy.
Norman J. Hapgood, fusion committee chair, said the Independent movement may back Whitman for mayor with no harm to any slate. The committee will weigh recommendations from all sources, aiming for an impartial solution that appeals to independent voters. Borough President McAneny supporters said they were not upset by early district attorney revisions.
The Krie commutes of the iar Axanetation yesterday intensifed the probe into charges against Jeetlcn Daniel Fo Cohalan by former client Jon A Connolly. Monday proceedings are expected before Justice Onnatan and Albert Crulkshank with potential witness testimony about Cohalan and Connolly relations. Cruzshank may provide details of an altered affidvit connected to the matter.
Borough and city leaders clash over nominations and party lines as independent and regular Democrats maneuver before the state convention. Key figures include McAneny for Mayor and Governor Baber’s nominating shift. A county committee plans headquarters in Manhattan and The Bronx to coordinate campaigns amid factional pressure.
Mrs A E Marling donates 30 acres near Glenwood Lake for a YMCA boys camp in memory of son Harold Manning. Gift approved by Henry Orne, with name Camp Marling discussed. camp to open July 1, inviting junior members and honoring Robert McFurney.
Mrs Nannie Verity Whiteside wife of Dr Whiteside sues J Sinclair Armstrong of No Al East First Street alleging insulting words at the Plaza Hotel in June 1911. The suit was filed yesterday by the firm Menken Grissom for Armstrong and Nathan L Portman for Whiteside refused to comment.
A Brooklyn committee hearing watchers and aldermen clash over the handling of the Dougherty case. Key figures Benjamin Levy and Deputy Police Commissioner are cited as parts of a broader inquiry into police methods and potential reforms. The committee plans a final vote Monday to adopt a report including possible dismissal of Wylde and changes to detective deployment.
The readable fragment references votes on a report, a losing fusionist named Shipley, and Alderman Dowling as a minority report leader. It mentions a week's delay to prepare if the preceding report is adapted, and hints at a deadline related to June. Specific names and concrete details are fragmented and not fully recoverable.
Dr Kieb Matteawan head Albany Sun reports the appointment of a new superintendent at Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane. The article notes resignation of Tr Jr Job Roswell and details investigation reactions by Gov. Dale Feria committee and legal actions involving Anhiur New York lawyer.
United Fruit Co gears up for a potential ship strike, stating readiness across operations while projecting minimal disruption. Reports mention Jerome Toa Ferrer and other company officials coordinating security and contingency actions as the union declines to halt work, with signs of potential market impact noted in the market area.
Governor Ben W. Hooper announces sale of Tennessee state bonds. The misspelled text references a statewide financing move, mentions the state treasurer and board, and outlines plans to fund public works and debt service. Named individuals and terms indicate a formal state issue and promotional push.
Four year old boy in Brooklyn runs toward his father as a trolley approach, is struck and fatally injured. The driver, Motorman Haney, applies brakes but the child is crushed beneath the car near a street intersection, with witnesses and authorities investigating the incident.
A large crowd at a New York City Federation reception at the Waldorf was disrupted when an aviator parachuted from the sky and landed on a balcony. Spectators gasped as the craft skimmed roofs, then righted itself and disappeared over 45th Street. Police cleared stalled carriages and traffic as the incident ended, later tied to aviator Franke Goodsale from a nearby park.
The Ayre plantings case in Lawrence pressed toward verdict with jurors at a stalemate about the defendants. Judge Crownhy set a new date as prosecutors allege conspiracy to damage buildings linked to the Wood and Atteaux defendants. Collins testified to past dynamite actions with John de Treen, while Shuman weighed a plea offering.
Justice Greenbaum dismissed the suit by Evelyn Romaine Tronson seeking an annulment from Norman Graham Pierce De Collityay Trouson. The court found insufficient grounds, noting the husband’s time in India and the claim of spousal complications as inadequate to annul the marriage. The case ties to Mrs Tronson as daughter of Frank Hall Momaine, with legal ties to H. Munwill and the Johns Manville Company. She previously managed a teaching team in South Orange, New Jersey.
The Brown University in New York has established a scholarship offering $160 per year for the four-year course. Recipients unable to pay living expenses will be assisted by work study, enabling them to cover their costs without parental support.
A young widow from Mullirey Grove, traveling with her brother, claimed a police officer took her from a car loaded on a Baltimore OM freight train. She alleged a staged trip with wages of 5 000 for a reception of Mulberry Later Men Ingram, and produced $50 from a tang roll before escaping Newark, Boh. with a ring and a missing second dog.
A man or woman ingested a poison tablet at a street location near West Sea Street. Paramedics and police responded as an ambulance was requested to take the patient to hospital. Witnesses described a tense scene with medical personnel attending to the victim and authorities investigating the motive and source of the tablet.
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