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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
17
A damaged report recounts an intruder climbing the palace wall and entering the royal residence. The incident sparked fear among officials and guards, with the intruder allegedly disturbing a sleeping page and causing a brief panic inside the palace precincts.
Banking superintendent Richards and family narrowly escaped a blaze that swept the Bank of US Prospector in New Prighton. Richards, his brother, two maids, and Mrs Muna Tinting from Washinito touched by smoke. Richards suffered a minor burn as the second floor room burned. Fire investigators suspect an electrical fault sparked the fire, with the Richards home noted among blaze locations on Htafon Island.
William J. Cumstine was sent to Sing Shige for wrecking as Carnegie Trust Hormans. The report notes Andrew Carnegie’s influence and Cummins’s hopes boosted by recent developments. Prison officers are informed that the former Marker box might be rented to Dhar Whebe, suggesting potential new opportunities for Cummins.
A dramatic operation at Yale involved Dr. Raum and Dr. Ramsay performing a blood transfusion to sustain Otto Ramsay, with large support from volunteers and surgeons. The effort pursued a life saving goal, with partners and hospital officials coordinating across New Haven and New York venues.
Mrs Clarence Turner spots her lavender gown on the street and reports the sighting to police. Billips Schwartz of Wear Bitet is arrested at Tenderloin station on a technical grand larceny charge after Turners trunk disappeared from Hotel Nor Minnie.
Mrs. Fran Cale faced a copperhead near Hunts Park as it struck from a heap of brush. She fled, then grabbed a club and struck at the snake, driving it away before tiring. Several young men arriving at the scene helped kill the reptile.
A damaged dispatch notes a transport leaving Sewport Ro1 on June 1 bound to Vera Cruz with neutral passengers and officers aboard. The report mentions Philadelphia and a draft of orders, with uncertain details about the voyage and travelers.
A mob of caddies swept the Bamberger Trophy golf match at East Chester links, blocking play with oil sticks and stolen balls after demanding 18 holes for 50 cents more. Deputies and town police restored order as players withdrew briefly, then the match resumed amid patrols.
Diplomats and a thousand guests at a White House garden party hear a parrots voice mimic the Secretary of State and his wife as Pepito the parrot steals the show. The bird, a familiar Bryan household member, greets guests with lively chatter and humorous imitations.
George Griswold Hill reports from Niagara Falls Ontario that American delegates told Mexican delegates the United States would keep Tampico port open. Lehmann said the move should cause no trouble, though Mexicans view it as breaking the armistice. A full conference meeting is set for Tuesday for Mexican representations on Huerta's blockade plans.
The case follows Maggie Yeoman daughter of an English nobleman who seeks to prove her parentage and contest her marriage to Edgar J McHart an instructor at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Hart fights to keep the annulment overturned while alleging Yeoman insanity at marriage. The tale details a long legal struggle with alienists rulings and a contentious bid to prove noble blood, custody and legitimacy amid a complex family web.
The War Minister said the blockade of Tampico is established and refused further comment on arms deliveries to rebels. He noted no confirmed moves toward Subulan or Sayula and that communications between Guadalajara and Mexico City have been restored. General Huerta spent a quiet Sunday at home in San Francisco.
John Andrews, a farmer, was badly injured when a swarm of bees alighted on his premises and a bee flew down his throat. Doctors fear poisoning as he suffers severe throat pain and possible death risks. His head and neck were swathed in mosquito bar during the accident.
News from The Tribune Pareas in Washington reports the United States intends to keep Tampico open for fall commerce despite Huerta’s forces. The Brava and Zaragona may threaten a blockade. the Navy will act to prevent disruption while mediation continues. Secretary Daniels confirms no convoy will be provided and reiterates open port policy.
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