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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
1
Banking superintendent Eugene Richards and family fled a Brighton home blaze caused by faulty wiring. A separate London incident reports a man named Marty Pike alledgedly entered Buckingham Palace to demonstrate breaches, arrested amid fears of suffragette ties, with the intruder roaming royal rooms and escaping after stealing clothes.
A fragmented page highlights Mexican tensions under Huerta and Carranza, warnings of conflict in Venezuela, and global unrest. It mentions local accidents, sports schedules, and civic actions, with brief notes on crime, public notices, and education. The mix sketches a busy, unsettled era with overlapping crises and community items.
Willans J cures sent to Sine Sing for wrecking the Carnegie Trust Company correspond with Andrew Carnegie from the prison. Keepers report Cummins has sent letters to Carnegie. Recent days bring Cummins’s rising hopes and cheer, prison officers say he believes Carnegie will grant a new start when released.
Otto Ramsay professor of cynecology at Yale Medical School receives a large blood transfusion from Dr. B H Moore at New Haven General Hospital after bronchitis and pneumonia left him critical. Ramsay, 45, had studied at Johns Hopkins and was aided by Yale doctors including Dr. Lindermann and Dr. Tileston. Moore, weakened by the donation, faces a tenuous recovery as Ramsay’s condition improves but remains uncertain.
Mrs Clarence Turner and her jockey husband watched the lavender gown pass by on their porch at Brighton Beach. Ethel Schwarts of 53 West 6th Street was arrested at Tenderloin station on a technical grand larceny charge, reportedly having bought the gown after recognizing its value. The trunk loss had been reported days earlier, shipped from the Hotel Normandie.
Mrs. Cole wife of a physician near Newton New Jersey reports two copperhead snakes slithered from bushes toward her near a stream in Hunt's Park three miles from town She clubbed struck and forced them away until exhausted workers nearby and several young men arrived and killed the snakes
The naval transport Prairie departed from enport R1 with a draft of ordinary seamen coal passers and others from the training station bound for Vera Cruz for the battleship voyage.
A New Siwanoy Golf Club match erupted after caddies struck for 70 cents per eighteen holes, prompting deputies and police to seal off the course. Strikers pummeled workers, chased balls, and frightened women. most caddies returned to work as officials intervened and the tournament continued under guard.
Washington notes tell of Pepito the parrot of Secretary Bryan entertaining guests at a White House garden party. The bird greets with a morning “grandpa” and mimics calls, even staging telephone conversations on mediation and other affairs.
Niagara Falls Ontario June 7 American delegates to the mediation conference informed Mexican delegates that the United States would keep Tampico as an open port. Lehmann said the move should cause no difficulty, while Mexicans prepared to protest any interference with Huerta's blockade plan at Tuesday's full conference.
The article details Marguerite Hart appealing to Justice Blanchard to set aside an annulment of her marriage to Edgar Hart. It traces Yeoman Hart's troubled life, the child, alleged insanity claims, the Bloomingdale asylum, and the long legal fight with supports from Foster brother Julius Mahr and Miss Eliza Frederic.
Major dispatch from Mexico City reports War Minister General Blanquet denying arms shipments to rebels at Tampico while confirming a blockade. He notes General Maas pressing San Luis Potosi defense and speaks of federals dispersing bands near Sayula and restoring Guadalajara Colima rail links. Huerta spent quiet Sunday at home.
John Andrews, a farmer living east of here, was badly hurt while attempting to capture a swarm on his premises. One bee entered his throat and stung into his stomach, causing severe throat pains. Dr St Andrews warned of possible blood poisoning and the farmer is at risk as his head and neck were covered by a mosquito net during the incident.
Washington reports the United States aims to keep Tampico open as gunboats Brave and Zaragoza near Tampico threaten a blockade. Constitutionalists cheer, fearing arms access, while officials hedge on mediation and naval policy.
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