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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1913

Page

36

Field Day for Boys Draws 10 000 in Central Park

A vast crowd witnessed a 1900s style field day for boys in Central Park with multiple events. Teams from public schools competed in sprints, relay races, long jump, and immersive exhibitions as spectators cheered the athletic displays and notable officials observed.

Central Park

Ironworker Falls Eighty Feet to Tracks in Street Clash

John Devanno, an ironworker from 17h Fast Tith street, was knocked from a viaduct by two men from Akh Street and plunged eighty feet onto New York Central Railroad tracks near Lexington Avenue. He died en route to hospital. Patrolman Hegen arrested two men, Award O Donnell and Look Da Curtain, on homicide charges, who claimed they acted in self defense after being attacked by another worker and forced to retreat.

John Devanno Fast Tith Street Akh Street New York Central Railroad Lexington Avenue Hinner Tnapital Hegen East Street Devances O'Donnell Tinton Avenue Aino Am Wil East Sith Street Rogan Prisemere Joh Dwyer Devanno

Ad Men End Convention At Waldorf Astoria

The convention at the Waldorf Astoria concluded after two days with about one hundred delegates in attendance. Prominent figures include Ter Thrift American Multi Stee and several named industry leaders from New York and other states.

Ter Thrift Cevedands Wie Versiderit Harry Thopen Teens Company New Terkyiwiirer Snow Cerigetuy Morten Conntrenters Wim Hi Aneel & Hew Harland J

Unclear court proceeding details in NY Times fragment

An opaque report fragment references a New York Times item involving a person named in association with a March event and a court matter. The text mentions visits to residences, invitations, a trial setting, and a lawyer, but lacks coherent structure or clear outcomes.

Governor orders probe into National Guard discrimination case

Governor Sulzer directs an investigation into alleged Jewish bias in promotion within the National Guard. Attorney Crewe and Carmody to oversee the inquiry following a Brith Abraham convention where calls were made to review the promotion of Samuel Littman, a Sergeant in Company B.

National Guard Independent Order of Frith Abraham Geseruar Crewe Carmody Jewish National Guardsman Brith Abraham Reid

Tired marriage woes as wife seeks separation and alimony

Mrs Mae Gore seeks four week alimony in a separation suit against Harry W Corbin in Buphame Court. She accuses him of snoring and a fondness for cocktails and imported beer. The husband admits enjoying a drink but contests the claims.

Aneredee Gore Tin Nink Walt Harry W Corbin Garand Buphame Carhin Sih Gorhly'n Charets

PULL WITH COURT FAILS IN HENDERSON CASE

A jury trial in the Supreme Court opened with Justice Hendrick examining claims and witnesses. Farrell testified he took active part in politics for Reena Hime as the case centered on alleged remarks and friendships affecting the trial.

T Hendrick James Mile Iman Supreme Coert Pere” Hendrick Mirrizt Mully Déniél Hendrick Monevnr W. Portett Cully Hemtelite Avalon Lawrie Heheriek Ming Funk Pwant Avery Farrell

Fragmented OCR clews on trial testimony and names

The readable fragment records trial related remarks including references to faces and people such as Pere Meechick and Hyminne, with phrases about a case, justice, and a jury. The legible pieces mention a person named Marr in connection to a court setting and talks of trust and trial behavior.

Cliveannt Cally Arajiona Bendre

Fire Panic After Drill At Work Site Tragedy

Chaos erupted as a fire drill devolved into a deadly rush at a work site in Kabitn and MA. Eyewitnesses say eighty five workers, including women, were stampeded amid a crowded panic. Ferocious injuries reported, with several fatalities and a handful of survivors, including Alber Vredman. Rescue crews struggled to reach the scene as authorities investigated the cause and security lapses.

Rouma Kabitn Dalene Ing Lee Atina Wesy Wuner Alber Vredman Paneer

Mrs Amy Nickols Dead at Atlantic City

Amy Nickols of New York formerly married to Preston Nurkila died recently in Atlantic City. Her divorcee husband is expected to handle funeral arrangements. funeral rites to be coordinated by her informant, amid an apparent family notice.

Tane Amy Nurkina Preston Nurkila New York Puli Finith Nichols

New Steamer Trial Flight Reads Like Modern Marvel

A steamship named Hagen underwent a trial voyage showing unprecedented speed and technological features. The ship carried about ninety crew and officials from Standard Oil on a sea trial reaching eleven knots, with details on propulsion, power, and passenger comfort including electric lighting and heating.

Hagen Fundy Atean Ete Ronford Standart Oi Company New York Finange Dt Standard Ik Company Clayid Wor- Moni New Jersey Carke Avene

Danger in Sliding Tax Hitchcock Bill Sets Tariff Rise

The amended tariff bill introduced in Congress would tax the American Totacre Company and related firms, aiming to regulate business size by higher taxes. Critics say it risks monopolistic control, favors special interests, and could curb prices by depressing industry on a large scale.

Hitchcock Tobacco Congress Ranath Mitchcock Asanotniian New York Marevine Maels Stonky

Indicted executives face jury in Columbian Sterling case

Roger J. woon and colleagues including Prank Orff and Bob Yates stand charged with consisency and scheming to defraud, as trial proceedings resume before Judge Mayer in the United States District Court. Attorneys Arthur N. Beger John McCrohon Aaron Jetmore and Lee Sidwell appear for defense and company officers.

Roger J, Woon United States Orff Bob Yates John YR Atkin Lee Sidwell Columbian-Sterling Publishing Juice Mayer Arthur N. Beger John McCrohon AtKibe Philadelphia Yaten Aaron J. Jetmore Aidwell McCrohon Dhemisy Chartee H Vettte St. Louis Etre Mulaion Faote Orit

Turtle germ useless or Mannheimer finds it useless

A 1910 report from Dr. Mannheimer analyzes eighteen tuberculosis patients treated with Friedmann’s turtle vaccine. He notes no definite improvement and possible harm in some cases. The piece cites mixed outcomes, with several patients showing no benefit and others deteriorating. An Associated Telegraph dispatch in The Tribune reports on this safety assessment and related comments by Maurice Sturm.

Feledmann George Mannheimer Peoples Hospital Charis E Finlay der Sarmheimer Metropolitan Medical Enelety New York Mannheimer Shegreann Pyladriana Raather the Tribune Baltimore Maurice Sturm Friedrich Prana Friedmann Maidia University of Maryland Uy Baltimore Physielink Stirm Sturm Friedmans Ernment Hygienic Laboratories Wahington Liberan General Blue Erledmans

Ex Senator Aldrich Back From Abroad on Mauretania

Ex Senator Nelwon W. Adrien arrives in port aboard the Cunard liner Mauretania after months abroad. He is accompanied by Misses Lucy T and tale Aldrich and is joined by John E. Roosevelt, W. Max Aitken, Bryce Allan, and other noted travelers including Mrs. Whit ney and Perey G. Witlama.

Percy G. Williams Mauretania Nelwon W. Adrien Lucy T Ttale Aldrich John E. Roosevelt Bir W. Max Aitken Bryce J. Allan Mes Chlaldwin Mra J Refuak le Roy Ring

Bin Jan Op ens Today at Broadway Ardéth Street

Bin Jan, a new Chinese restaurant, opens today in the building formerly occupied by the Catd Madrfd on Broadway ardéth Street. The eatery will occupy the entire building except the ground floor. The company includes more than Artsy Chiamen and many members of the Chingsa Merchants' Association.

bin Jan Ardéth Street Catd Hie

Weekend wardrobe and travel goods at Broadway Stores

Weekend outfits and accessories for men and travelers advertised at three Broadway Stores on Warren Street, 11th Street Station, and nearby locations. The listing highlights blue serge suits, Norfolk and Donegal styles, Mackinaws, beachwear, belts, and safety gear, plus Thermos bottles and compact kits for motorists and outdoor activities.

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