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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
3
Sportiers clash with yb and H C Richard as they settle an old score at Fox Hills Links in a tense golf match. Key figures include players from both sides, with standings and a medal at stake driving the competition. The event highlights rivalries, skillful play, and a dramatic finish on the greens.
In a struggling field, York’s Crab Mayers posted strong interior work and notable rebounding as the team pressed into the tournament. Teammates Kerr and Petters contributed minutes and effort, with mentions of key plays and stretch moments amid a tense game sequence.
A fragmentary note describes a fox sighting or event involving local residents. It mentions names and places in terse terms with unclear action. The readable portion suggests a small incident or observation rather than a full report.
In a cryptic court scene, Smothers Ross begins the Marine and Pieid tournament with a first match under unclear conditions. Competitors in the tourney faced weather and referee decisions as they sought advancement.
Philadelphia June 2 negotiations continue for leasing the Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company tie plant to build vessels. Charles M Lehman once proposed River Shipbuilding Quincy and Larvin & Utblingsworth Wolmingus plant deals. Harris Hand of Grampa confirms parties are exploring the plant’s acquisition for a large steamship company.
Detectives interrogate jail staff and seek the murdered Stanford White case item as preparations for the trial of Thaw proceed in White Plains. Authorities surround the inquiry with limited details while ongoing efforts aim to locate a critical exhibit linked to the sensational murder.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a gathering at Fifth Street involving a person or group labeled as ape and Aner. Details are unclear but the moment drew local attention and prompted brief city coverage.
A Brooklyn woman left a three month old child with a fellow passenger aboard a street car fleeing soon after. Edith Archer and her sister Ada King brought the infant to Wath Street police station where it was returned to Archer. A man, Foster, faced charges for selling a diphtheria remedy claimed to cure all ills, including the infant’s condition, with a concoction of salt pepper and other ingredients. Bail was set and a judge scheduled Special Sessions.
The report, published by the Department of Commerce, notes a sharp drop in German and Austrian exports to the United States as the war blockade tightens. For the ten months ending April, German trade with the Allies faltered while imports from the United Kingdom and France also declined, with overall U S imports down about 0 percent and exports to Germany and Austria dramatically reduced.
April exports show a gain with the balance at 851 484 2 dollars. The report notes increases in foreign shipments, including commodities such as horses, mules, and seeds. Totals for ten months indicate growth versus the previous year and rising foreign merchandise values. Major items include manufactured goods and various agricultural products.
Fire in a cellar on Seventh Street trapped four men, two of whom were overcome by smoke. A relief party dragged Henry Acheron and others to safety as flames spread from a grocery fire to the basement. The blaze caused the engine to explode and debris to rain onto the sidewalk, delaying responders.
The Becker plea reargument is prepared and likely to be forwarded to Albany tomorrow. Mrs Herker met with Mr Manton’s office, but the attorney was tied up in Brooklyn. She planned to visit Sing Sing but will not right away.
Yesterdays class day event at Castle Poa hosted Stevens Seniors who collected $15 deposits to boost the Nipanzee Remorse fund. Welcome address given by.Stretch and remarks by historian WF Hoban. Officials Van Orden and Van Viler Konsts presented tokens by F J Riker and B Wachtler.
Vice President Wilson attended a dinner honoring a former office boy on an anniversary. The event was hosted by a New York yacht club and Metropolitan Union League figure as part of a local civic recognition.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate heavy gold imports to New York with figures around 10 million by week end. Mentions Morena & Co and Morgan & Co handling receipts from Bank of France, with payment on goods gathered. Details are murky, but refer to Treasury and shipments amid unsettled accounts.
The Rocen Carnayaln murder case in the Supreme Court Criminal Branch is paused while a rival faction dispute and Carnival politics unfold. Witnesses Jovonh Li Salle and Anton Li Salle, jailed for another murder, are set to testify as the trial resumes.
Marty Senaerer 23 died after a Sunday game at Ceptain Park when he dived at Hite Revok Avenue and suffered a skull fracture at Bordham Hospital. Coroner Thyaly held Simuel Fisher without bail on a charge linked to the incident. Joseph W. Tolmenn also struck by a bat, named a material witness as officers released other players.
A Belgian immigrant family tale unfolds as Bruno Samation and his wife reunite at Bellevue after a ten month separation. The husband had worked in Vermont while the wife, with their three year old son Samprica, faced wandering and hardship in New York. She was briefly detained, then rescued near Twenty-second Street before being taken to Holland House. A letter from her pursues revealed she faced an alleged act of self harm, prompting the husband’s return to the city.
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