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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
21
A lengthy report outlines Kingsbury’s plan to inject $610000 into the city budget, alongside mention of a Butterine factory expected to net $30000. The text also references health and dietary initiatives involving various institutions and local officials, with scattered notes on wartime or industrial matters and a fatal accident linked to a machine incident.
Fragmented OCR tale reports an auto collision in which a woman is killed and the driver trapped. The mangled text references a car wreck, emergency response, and ensuing confusion as witnesses name possible bystanders and locations.
The Fifty Avenue Association moved to curb street fakers after a brief period of operation. They organized end of avenue actions to eliminate fake adverts and protect legitimate vendors. The effort targeted counterfeit sellers and the spread of deceptive sales items along the avenue.
A chaotic scene unfolds as players and spectators ignore local blue laws during a tennis match. Police arrest two men after a dispute ends with one motorbike and several onlookers drawn into the confrontation. The court date is set after witnesses provide statements.
A fractured note lists various officials and attendees tied to a civic event, mentioning the mayor and several names such as Melanald, Wilber Butler, and John Getege. It references a secretary, clacks, and hall arrangements, signaling preparation for a public ceremony with local leaders and participants.
A fragment reports Mrs Booth at Sing Sing Prison during volunteer revival meetings. It notes warden interactions, confessional gestures, and praise for the prisoners role in the service while officers and visitors attended. The piece mentions Lieutenant Charles Becket and a lively, ceremonial atmosphere inside the prison.
Washington seeks more than forty opinions as the Supreme Court prepares its last batch of decisions before the October term. The docket includes important antitrust and rate cases long awaited since early in the year, with several high profile rulings expected in the final session.
Charles H. Duell Jr starts a statewide tour to organize Whitman committees for a nonpartisan base meeting in Syracuse next month. He promotes Whitman for Governor on both Progressive and Menuebliean tickets, despite some Progressive pushback and protests. He has received hundreds of letters urging immediate organization.
Sailors leave the Mariners Church on Madison Street as trustees sell the landmark for 45000 dollars to fund a new Mariners Church elsewhere. The Rev Sam Holt recalls past sermons and a storied past as the building, long unused, stands ready for demolition after decades of service.
Reports describe a violent incident at Manhattan Hall involving Buntel Levine and a 20 year old man. Widespread confusion follows as bystanders recount a struggle and mentions a nun present, with authorities pursuing leads and partners questioned.
An urgent plea circulates for immediate fifty thousand dollars to help a family facing dire hardship. The elder members carry suffering from the heat while neighbors rally to provide support. a fundraiser is planned with a target to ease the burden and avert further tragedy for a child.
A Siberian tiger at Center Park menagerie suffers from a long illness as keepers plan a diet change. The article recalls eighteen years of his captivity, describing pain and the decision to move Dick to a suber cage for improved care and welfare.
At Keuka Lake Hammondsport on June 7 Curtiss flying boats shuttled guests from the pavilion float for a moonlit ride after a reception and dance opening the Keuka Pavilion. Four trips drew crowds as aviation history met lakefront leisure with potential weekly service for summer dances. Passengers included Charles C McCord Chandler Knapp Mellroy Harry Salmon Seeley Maude Seeley and Mrs Young among others.
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