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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1914

Page

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Ambiguity over Wilson Carranza Huerta peace plan persists

Niagara Falls Ont June 5 The peace conference nears a decision with President Wilson reportedly undecided on the plan. Carranza reportedly weighing armistice while Huerta signals readiness to withdraw when Mexico is politically stabilized. Mediators press for clarity as talks continue.

George Griswold Hill Niagara Falls Ont Wilson Reed Witeon Carranza Ami Dent Wilson Justice Lamar TV Washington Anconte Ence General Huerta Mexico

Mexican Situation and War News Across Press

Morning headlines report Carranza opposing mediators and a focus on Veracruz and general unrest. Notable items include the Tarrytown wartime preparations and naval ship deal notes alongside political and social briefs.

Jersey Mosquito Battle Targets Rumson Area

Jacob Schiff Fritz Achelis and other New Yorkers lead a ten year effort to exterminate mosquitoes around Rumson New Jersey including Red Bank Oceanic Fair Haven and Seabright. Residents J Har sen Ithoades N H Thornell H A Cesar Thomas H Banks James A Scrymser Col William H Barbour Ira Harrows and Mrs J C Hoagland join the campaign work starts tomorrow to fill all breeding sites within four miles of Little Stream.

Jacob H. Schiff Fritz Achelis Rumson N. J J. Harsen Ithoades N. H. Thornell H. A Cesar Thomas H. Banks James A Scrymser William H. Barbour Ira Harrows Ira Harrows and Mrs. J. C. Hoagland Red Bank Oceanic Fair Haven Seabright

Exhumation Granted in Death of Brooklyn Man Rocha

Supreme Court Justice Manning ordered exhumation of Joseph Rocha found dead May 24 in a vacant room at 44 Rutland Road Brooklyn. Post mortem to be conducted. Spanish relatives seek cause, long-time cigar store manager for Mrs Lucy Mendez, owned Havana estate valued around m0.

Justtce Manning Supreme Court Brooklyn Joseph Rocha Rutland Road Rocha Spain J. C. Wagner Consu General New York Lucy Mendez

Morristown Motor Official Defends Actions After Traffic Contact

Morristown New Jersey vehicle commissioner Joseph E Lippincott faced a police justice after a traffic stop on Park Place. He argued he cut a sign to avoid a boy on a driven path and blamed officers for lack of courtesy toward drivers. the judge dismissed the complaint.

Morristown N. J. Dune Joseph E. Lippiicott New Jersey Motor Vehely Lippincott Park Place Mar- Fet Et Holland Justice Hoetlind

Dixie Stranger Pleads in Night Court Over Alms Charge

Wilson told Magistrate Marsh in a night court hearing that he came to New York with cash to see the town and sought alms. He said he lost all his money in a poker game on Broadway, wired his father for help, and asked to sleep. The magistrate discharged him and advised him to go to municipal lodging and not return.

Broadway Sph Wilson Marsh New York Memphis Agai Wileon

Fire Commissioner Adamson Identified In Cabaret Dispute

Frederick Cody and wife sat with a baldheaded elder and his spouse when a cabaret manager warned the chair guest about fire law violations. The proprietor later introduced the guest as Fire Commissioner Adamson, prompting tense exchanges over seating and policy.

Frederick Cody Adamson

Mitchel Probes Power Trust Plan Over Aqueduct Deal

Mayor Mitchel and the Board of Estimate will study a proposed contract granting Edison interests a rights along the Catskill Aqueduct in Westchester County in return for electric power and light for the aqueduct. Commissioner Williams suggests charging full value and paying for power used. A public hearing is planned for July 2 with a likely recommendation to abandon the reciprocal contract.

Mitchel Board of Estimate Catskill Aqueduct Westchester County New York Edison and Allied Companies Tribune Williama Department of Water Supply Williams oMetals Board of Water Supply Harry P. Nichols Board of Esti Nichols Edison Company Henry S. Thompson Thompson Willis Power Electric Service Westchester Putnam Tree New York

Sleepy Hollow Guards Tighten Rockefellers Estate

Night incursions on the Pocantico Hills Rockefeller property prompt a sentry line and armed guards. Four men with automatic revolvers secure gates while an emergency reserve is kept in the gatekeeper’s lodge. Sheriff Doyle leads twenty armed deputies to patrol tracks near the Rockefeller grounds.

Sleepy Hollow Rockefeller Pocantie Hills Pocantico Doyle Westchester Pocantico Hills Rockefel Place

Giraffe Arrives at Bronx Zoo Causes High Wires Sighs

The New York Zoological Park welcomed a blotched giraffe and a costly baboon as shipments from Africa arrived. Curator Raymond Ditmars oversaw careful handling to avoid trolley wire contact and noted the giraffe survived quarantine, with minor injuries from a stormy voyage. The Gelada baboon drew attention for a red heartlike mark on its chest and its expressive faces.

New York, Zoological Park Raymond 1A Ditmars Africa Germany Hartmore New York Bronx Baltimore Ditmars Hart

Harem veil stirs debut at Piping Rock event

Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden introduces a bright green harem veil at the Piping Rock meeting. The veil covers most of her face while a white daisies hat and tango orange coat complete her ensemble. Men show notable interest in the new fashion trend.

Mrs. Burden Arthur Scott Burden Anutur Scott Burden

German Visitor Warns of Soap in New York Beer

A German visitor reports that some New York beers are over-sodden with soap, citing glasses marked to mislead drinkers. He calls the practice unhealthy and intolerable, noting German standards in Munich and urging Department of Health action.

New York Teuton Department of Heath Germany Munich M Department

Children Rescued from Enormous Alligator in Mississippi Waters

Four children Marjorie and Foster Rier Clifford and Kittredge Dell of New Orleans were rescued by a summer colony employee after an alligator attack in GIE waters. Rescuers John Percy Sanford Percy and William Hons aided in the escape.

Avelani Sumer Marjorie Foster Rier Clifford Kittredge Dell New Orleans John and Sanford Percy William Hons Nesro

Morgan Books on N. H. Ship Deal

Washington reports the New Haven inquiry ends with heated exchanges over Mellen testimony and alleged falsifications. Crutterney and Hines clash on knowledge of Westchester securities while Brown cites stock purchases by Navigation and Rutland lines as potential record falsifications.

David F. Brown J. P. Morgan & Co Worcester, Nashua & Rochester New England Navigation Company Navigation Company Morgan & Co Rutland Railroad Company New Haven the & Fer Brown Hines The New England" Steamship Company

Fatal Train Crash Wipes Out Family Near Freehold

Nathan Lopatin building contractor from Englishtown loses wife and two children when their car is struck by a freight train at a crossing near Tennent. Lopatin and injured husband are hospitalized as investigators review the unobstructed view and crew statements.

Freehold Nathan Lopatin Englishtown Jamesburg Pennsylvania Olf Long Branch Tennent Cuple Rolund Min Hom Lopatin Norrow

Auto Accidents Kill Two In Rochester And Buffalo

A Rochester salesman Harry A. Baker died when the cars steering gear failed and the vehicle crashed into a telegraph pole. His companion Bertha Kester was seriously injured. In Buffalo William Santford was killed and four others injured in a second crash. Continued on page 7 column 7.

Missouri Buffalo Rochester Harry A. Baker Bertha Kester William Santford

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