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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1909

Page

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Miss Morgan Speaks at Navy Yard Restaurant Opening

Financier's daughter Anne Morgan addresses about three thousand at the formal opening in Building No 14 Navy Yard Brookyn New York. The event, under National Civic Federation welfare eyes, features music and speeches by Capt J B Murdock Rear Admiral Goodrich and John Mitchell with Mrs Archibald Alexander in attendance.

Navy Yard Brookyn Welfare Department National Civic Federation John Mitchell American Federation of Labor Anne Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan Miss Morgan J. B. Murdock Captain Murdock Navy Department Westere T Patee Wash‘ington America Murdock Goodrich Caid

ILOTTES JILTS Spreckels Jr. in sudden breakup

Miss Mary Adele Case announces to the Knickerbocker crowd that her engagement to Claus Spreckels Jr. is broken. She says she ended it after his father objected to her singing on stage and declares she will pursue opera, vowing independence and Western moves with her career.

Mary Adele Case Knickerbocker Hotel Claus Spreckels, Jr Mr. Spreckels Claus Sivari Cateer

Winslow Torpedo Boat Aground Off Morehead City

The Winslow with Massachusetts Naval Reserves aboard ran aground near Morehead City while en route to sea from Beaufort. Efforts to refloat the small torpedo boat have failed as engineers work to repair disabled engines.

Morehead City N. C Beaufort Winslow Massachusetts Naval

Bryan for Prohibition Seeks Defeat of Liquor Interests

William J. Bryan declared he will oppose beer and whiskey interests after the next fall election. He urged a post election Democratic conference to plan campaigns for next year, saying the liquor question will be a major issue and that he will participate to prevent party control by liquor interests.

The Tribune Omaha Nebraska William J. Bryan Mr. Bryan

Boy Hit by Auto Dies After Parade of Events

Ten year old Chester Giffen of 158 West 24th street was struck near 240 West 22nd Street and died later at New York Hospital from hemorrhages. Police initially let the driver go. The car owner was Daniel Freedman of 57 West 45th Street and chauffeur Ralph Garney of 155 West 49th Street, who may be produced.

Chester Giffen West 24Th Street West 22A Street Loeb West 20Th Street New York Young Giffen Monroe New York Hospital Giffen Daniel R. Freedman West 45Th Street Ralph Garney West 49Th Street Freedman

Bacon as Ambassador to France Named by Washington

Paris reports from Washington say ex secretary of state Robert Bacon has accepted the ambassadorship to France and will succeed Henry White by year end. Bacon initially refused, preferring White remain, but Taft's decision to replace him led to acceptance amid official and business circles noting White's valued experience for tariff negotiations.

Associated Press Paris Washington Robert Bacon France Henry White Bacon White Taft Ambassador White Mme American Chamber of Commerce

Italian man narrowly survives mob lynching attempt

An Italian man identifying as John Barratta, 43, a shoemaker of East 16th Street, was beaten by him and his mob as residents witnessed him assaulting a second Italian. Two women Miss Annie Collins and Mrs Mamie Stevenson intervened and were attacked. police stopped the mob after seventeen officers arrived, Barratta was locked away for felonious assault.

John Barratta East 16Th Street 16Th Street Annie Collins Mamie Stevenson Barratta Miss Collins Vane Paca

Jack London Reports Ill Health and Snark Sale Plan

In a May telegram from Honolulu novelist Jack London writes of five diseases, two relieved by Sydney operations, still suffers malarial fever and a disabling nervous disorder. Doctors cannot explain the remaining ailment and London says he hopes to sell the Snark and return home promptly.

Tribune Honolulu Jack London Goodhue Sydney London

Miss Yoakum’s Friends Arrested After Station Confrontation

S W Bennett an attorney and brother in law of railroad president B F Yoakum along with S Russ and Charles B Creeson were held justified in police court after a quarrel at a railroad station with policeman Eugene Wahrmund. Bennett failed to move his auto triggering the clash and the officer’s club was used before Wahrmund resigned.

San Antonio Tex S. W. Bennett B. F. Yoakum Rock Island Frisco S. Russ Charles 8. Creeson United States District Attorney Eugene Wahrmund Bessie Yoakum New York

Mrs Eddy Completes Public Reply Amid Newton Visit

Boston dispatch reports Mrs Mary Baker Eddy alive and in the flesh as newspaper men observe her at her Beacon Street home in Newton. A statement from Eddy is read aloud while her carriage is shown. church directors appoint new officers at a Mother Church meeting.

the Tribune Boston Delia M. Gilbert Mother Church of Christian Science William P. McKenzie Stephen A. Chase Fall River John V. Dpittemore New York William B. Johnson Mary Baker G. Poldy Mother Church Mary Baker G. Eddy

Mrs Gilbert Attacks Christian Science Leaders in Boston

Mrs Della M Gilbert accuses Boston leaders of secrecy and seeks reform, saying she will expose alleged errors and reorganize the Christian Science Church on more modern lines. J W Dittemore states the incident is closed as discussions continue.

Della M. Gilbert Christian Science Church Boston J. W. Dittemore Committee On Publication New York Mrs. Gilbert Mrs. Eddy Concord Dittemore David B. Ogden

Hawley’s Transcontinental Rail Plan Accelerates

Edwin Hawley and associates push a through continental route by linking the Chicago and Alton with the Kansas City Mexico and Orient system. The plan envisions a Newport News to Topolobampo line, with Orient access to Chicago and Toledo, while Hawley aims to take control of the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville line via foreclosure.

Edwin Hawley Chicago & Alton Railroad Company Hawley Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Company Hawley Lines Atlantic Seaboard Newport News Pacific Topolobampo Mexico Orient Atlantic Coast Great Lakes Chicago Toledo Chesapeake & Ohio Cincinnati Louisville Toledo, St. Louis & Western The Tribune Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Kansas City Orient Road Hamburg-American Alton Hamburg-American Steamship Company Hong Kong Port Stilwell Hawler- Stilwell Harriman Continent Pacific Ocean That City San Angelo Tex United States England Holland San Francisco Mexico & Orient Railway Arthur E. Stilwell Kansas City, Pittsboro & Gulf Road Kansas City Southern Railway E. H. Harriman John W. Gates Stilwell Kansas Oklahoma Texas Gulf of California Europe Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Road George Crocker Gould George J. Gould Russell Harding Missouri Pacific R. ©. Clowry Western Union Telegraph Company

Bulgar Turkish Fight on Frontier Lasts Eleven Hours

A Salonica dispatch reports an eleven hour clash on the Bulgarian Turkish frontier between Bulgarian and Turkish frontier guards with casualties not yet known. The incident occurred near the border, inside the contested area, and details remain scarce.

Berlin Salonica Frankfurter Zeitung

Suffragette Vandal Defaces Premier Asquith Portrait

A Royal Academy portrait of Premier Asquith by S. J. Solomon was defaced in London as a figure pasted a label reading Votes for Women. The incident highlights wartime suffrage tensions and protests targeting prominent leaders.

Royal Academy London Premier Asquith S. J. Soloman

French naval plan funds twelve great battleships

Paris June 7 The cabinet approved a naval programme totaling 600 million dollars to be spent over ten years. The plan includes six Danton type battleships, six République type battleships, and four Gambetta type armored cruisers.

Paris

Funston Fights Burglar in Fort Leavenworth Quarters

Brigadier General Frederick Funston, commandant of the army service schools at Fort Leavenworth, confronted a burglar in his quarters after an intruder emerged from a closet. The man fled unharmed, and Funston fired three shots after arming himself from under his pillow. The general said he believed the intruder intended to rifle his pockets.

General Funston

Five hundred injured from powder magazine explosion in Cracow

A Cracow dispatch reports five hundred wounded and three killed after a lightning strike ignited an army powder magazine. Three soldiers died, fifteen hundred projectiles scattered into a crowd at the station. hundreds of homes damaged. hospitals crowded with injuries. In Kingston Jamaica a dynamite blast at railway stores fatalities and injuries occurred.

London Cracow Poland Kingston Jamaica

Detroit broker Adams Holden dies by own action

Detroit June 7 Adams M Holden of Fred S Osborne Co. committed suicide at his home. The firm suspended operations temporarily as Osborne faced uncertainty about his own position and the Ennis Stoppani failure in New York. Holden had worried over the Ennis Stoppani accounts, though his death was unexpected.

Detroit Adams M. Holden Fred S. Osborne & Co F. S. Osborne Mr. Osborne Mr. Holden Frankfort Osborne New York Ennis & Stoppani F. S. Osborne & Co Holden Ennis & Stoppan Thomas A. Ennis United States Alexander Ennis

Aged teacher robbed at West 31st street room

Lieutenant Dempsey at the West 30th Street station handles a report by Nicholas Rossignelli an elderly modeling instructor at Cooper Institute. He says burglars entered his room at No 158 West 31st street stole silver medals foreign coins and valuable papers. Detectives assigned to the case.

Dempsey West 30Th Street Nicholas Rossignelli West 31St Street Rossignelli Cooper Institute Abram S. Hewitt Institute National Academy of Sculpture Marseilles France

Senate completes cotton schedule in tariff bill

The Senate finished the cotton schedule of the tariff bill, restoring the Dingley rates on hosiery and reducing duties by about 20 cents a dozen from the House figure. Debate followed on Finance Committee amendments as Democrats clashed with Republicans over Chicago platform pledges and party discipline.

Tribune Bureau Washington Senate Finance Committee Penrose Scott and Gallinger House Dolliver Chicago Senator Stone Missouri William J. Bryan Bailey @rd Money Bryan Stone Bailey Missourian Bailer Big District

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Archibald Alexander Amore William Read, Jr George Blumenthal E. H. Gary Marie B. Pond Mary Sherswood John B. Walsh Edwin A. Lefebre Francis H. Cabot J. Borden Harriman Everit Macy Orden Hammond Charles B. Alexander Pierpont Morgan Nicholas Murray Butler Joseph Medill McCormick Jeannette L. Gilder Midzuno Seth Low William Fellowes Morgan Samuel Gompers Joseph F. Valentine E. S. Garrison Charles F. Meyer B. J. Greenhut Spreckels Boy Miss Case Dewey’s Prohibition Miss Yoakum Christian Science Leader Chestnut Hill Mass Mary Baker Eddy Mrs. Gilbert - Scoffs Oceans Alton and Mexico & Orient Colonel Clowry Western Pacific Road Charles F. Ayer Henry A. Bishop Bridgeport Lord Monson Enrique C. Creel Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Frontier Guards Funston Hewitt Dingley Denver Mr. Bailey Money Mississippi Clarke Arkansas Mr. Clarke
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