This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
22
The Tribune reviews political tensions as the Cuban situation draws U S interest and calls for cautious action. It notes Taft delegate contests shaping Chicago decisions and anticipates shifts in Republican support. Supreme Court limits Commerce Court powers amid debates on interstate regulation.
The morning edition reports irregular stock activity in Chicago while a factory owner’s wife is gagged and robbed by her maid. It notes a congressional inquiry, banking regulations, and maritime, political, and foreign events as distractions from local crime and market jitters.
The international wireless teleg raphy conference should act on lessons from the Titan disaster. Officials failed to heed urgent calls for help and klarifications, causing embarrassment and loss of lives. Leading committees propose reforms to ensure proper use and rapid responses for passenger vessels at sea.
The report alleges misuse of campaign funds across state campaigns, noting steep expenses and internal accounting to influence delegates. It discusses Roosevelt and Taft campaigns, mentions New York committees, and describes proposed cost savings and market strategies to affect voter prices and produce distribution amid a broader political backdrop.
Fragmented text discusses Congress considering postal service appropriations, easing rates and improving package delivery while addressing high transportation costs. It mentions potential benefits for interstate commerce, production costs, and national economy, with calls for affordable mail and freight services.
A fragmented report outlines a dispute over appointing a state commission for a major exposition. Governor Dix demands five seats for legislators, citing prestige and social standing. The panel receives 700000 in funding, with 250000 now available, likely to be distributed by the governor's allies. Senator Frawley and Senator Wrawley are central figures in the patronage dynamic.
A garbled page mixes a magic show narrative with snack service and assorted musings. It references a magician's trick about a missing cheek, dinner anecdotes, and scattered remarks on textiles and fashion trends. The stream includes unrelated snippets about a theater event in Philadelphia and various modern consumer topics.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses introducing machinery for weaving and spinning, mentions price focus and potential improvements. The readable parts emphasize industrial aims and the hope of broader access to cheaper goods, with context suggesting a discussion of labor and production methods.
A reader questions the impact of women's suffrage and the tone of debate. He cites attendance at meetings, fashion distractions, and limited voter turnout while asking whether women should vote and how reform laws might affect equality and public opinion.
A garbled OCR style text fragment mentions railroads and ownership, with scattered names and dates. It references fuel, routes, and possible financial or operational notes. The readable content centers on rail interests and speculative phrases without a coherent event.
A fragmentary report hints at a clash between a colonel and city bosses over power and influence. The piece suggests mounting tensions, political maneuvering, and potential conflicts within an unnamed jurisdiction, with no clear outcomes provided.
The Reading News reports The New York Tribune exposes coal price hikes by alleged antiirvile coal trust operators. It notes federal Justice Department plans a national probe into exchanges and rebates to curb monopoly practices.
Fragmentary notes report social figures and companions of the president traveling to Annapolis for an event. Other lines mention visits to Bryn Mawr and Dorothy Wolff, with references to White House association and social circuits.
The study lists a secretary of war and Mee Siinwin leaving for Huntington Long Island Mrs. Wheker and the Attorney General attend meetings with Jelt Noweholt in Murgifield. It notes honeymoons Europe trips ship arrivals in New York society and Newport social rounds with diplomats and prominent families visiting or staying at Carlton Gotham Mount Kisco and Southampton during the season.
The German ambassador left Washington for Boston to attend the cornerstone ceremony of the German Museum at Harvard and will return next week. The Bolivian minister and Mme Haventth departed for Harvard Harbor for the summer. Baron Prudehien and Austrian envoy travel to New York for several days. The German naval officers and other dignitaries proceed to Hamp tal Ronde to oversee commands before heading to New York.
In Washington society, prominent figures depart for summer residences. Mrs. Edward Eenele Mebeat and daughter head to Derinayt vanin, then Onto, Mew for Treaty Talmage and Mak Rebeca Galtier sail to Naw Fick tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Tate Helon ltt relocate to Hort Washington. The He tree and Stephen He plan time elsewhere, with Apres returning after the season.
Amid a luncheon at Ellery’s the Thorne engagement faced delays as bridesmaids gathered. Attendants included Miss Aileen Clartart and others, with guests and relatives listed. The ceremony will occur at Mr. Burnitemon’s Church, followed by a reception and dance at Mallory Genin.
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous personal names and places such as Martina Mellin Senter Alive Witeaterte Fratton Mie Welbamen Riannes Oils Rute Torben and Mine Mitta nett. It references New York stations and towns like Stowkbriign and Trvineton with scattered events or meetings, ending with a note about a trip to Springfend and a departure for the night.
Reports describe Mulai Hafik leaving Fez and possibly heading to France after passing through capital streets while mounted guards and local officials watch. The scene reflects broader upheaval as French governor General Lauter seeks to avoid conflict with rebel elements amid London notes.
William Carter suffered a brain concussion and internal injuries when thrown from a vehicle on Wednesday. He was at Bryn Mawr Hospital and initially viewed as improving by early morning. In Gloucester Massachusetts, a fire destroyed the Siamese Legation summer house at 900 dollars loss, with attachés recording loot contents on the first floor.
A Supreme Court Justice gave an address to a Brooklyn classroom at an institution chapel. Commencement exercises were reportedly disrupted by unclear text. students attended as part of the ceremony.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.