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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
32
Wife claims her spouse's affection was lost after a golf victory. The report notes mention of cigars and a cryptic, damaged transcription suggesting disputes over a thousand pounds and personal tensions within a marriage.
Readable text hints at a merchandise notice describing many fabric patterns and shirt styles. Mentions 270 patterns, plain and plowed garments, soft curls, and a sale at a price point near 100, with various silk textures and colors. Details are garbled and unclear.
Fragmented notice reports Mrs Walters regaining health amid a tangle of garbled lines. The text includes names and stray numbers, mentioning a six story fall and a $1000 figure, but readable facts are minimal.
A deferral in sentencing was reported in a complex real estate related case involving Aisata and others. The proceedings, tied to dates in the week, included references to the Wrist Carnet wine sale and various legal actions, with government and private sector entities noted.
Historic dispatch notes the MacMillan relief ship sailing today from a navy yard amid recalls of workmen. It describes exploration details of Crocker Land and plans to support the Mare expedition, with preparations to depart for North Sidney and to deliver supplies to the expedition in late July or August.
NYU youth Orator contest held at Yountd Merworg Auditucuts. Albert Lewin won for 1915 class with “The Golden Statue” and “America's Call” projects. Draper and Herring among award recipients. program hosted by NYU president Tontid Piviety. noted faculty and students from the class of 1916 attended.
Bankrupt tale unfolds as Eden Musee faces collapse after a burst of wartime causes. The article lists creditors and a scattering of figures, noting a voluntary bankruptcy filing and a display of assets tied to expositions and government use. The piece mentions New York and London connections and a broad local impact.
A major blaze drove 1118 families to the roof from the West Porty onienth Street area. Joseph Achersim and Miss Jennie Ackerenn witnessed the disaster, with Mrs. Harry Wot and others on the roof. Firemen from Engine Company 28 and 64 contained the blaze after an explosion-like event. three firemen were injured and treated on the street.
A Tuscania estate matter reveals Charles Rian’s will leaving a substantial share to his wife and children. Executors, including Mer man Klein and Menuet Klein, face probate as Kendon’s heirs contend about the inheritance. The case involves a later claim linking condensed milk to a child’s death, with the County Board and Condensed Milk Company pressed to explain the tragedy.
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