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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
21
Amid wartime hardship Poilus receive aid from the American Red Cross. The article details French soldiers and civilians, with women workers aiding hospitals and logistics, and appeals for supplies and support from the United States to sustain wounded and ongoing relief efforts.
The government proceeds with the perjury case against Rae Tanzer as eleven jurors are seated after a delay demanded by Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter. Judge Walverton asked for a fresh panel, noting witnesses summoned from Florida and other distant places.
Reports state Japan will refrain from new moves in China following the death of Yuan Shih-kai. Officials at the imperial delegation meeting say Tokyo will adhere to past policy and await developments while seeking stability and eventual restoration of governance in the region.
In a New York Supreme Court filing, William Van Ranvaelare Smith asks why he should not pay one million dollars as demanded by Mary Cassie Manstelt Cry in a breach of promise suit. He asserts the marriage to Miss Doty is thwarted by his wife and cites legal standards in New York law.
The text presents a fragmented poem or diary fragment with partial names and garbled lines. It references a nurse or poet figure, mentions a sinking ark or ship, and includes stray words and numbers, culminating in an attribution to W. J Berger and an address in New York.
Federal jury finds Lyman guilty of using mail fraud in a stock scheme with Wires of getting rich quick. The judge will sentence him to up to thirty years plus a $6000 fine. Mrs. Madeline Black is exonerated of passing a $500 worthless check to Parson Son & Co after magistrate Corrigan dismisses the case.
Magistrate Appleton in Municipal Court fined Aamir Leylekion eight dollars or five days in jail after he carved initials on a park bench in Claremont Park. Twenty others were fined for various vandalism acts including leaving paper, beer bottles, and cutting initials on lawn areas, with fines ranging from one to eight dollars.
An encampment and sham battle are planned at Van Cortlandt Park on Sunday and Monday June 17 and 18. The program includes a defensive trench line, night revetment work, and mine fore and general patrols overseen by Major General O'Ryan and Lt Colonel E. W. Van T. The engineers will assemble at the park on Saturday afternoon to prepare for the exercise.
Lilien Emerson nine danced on the Sing Sink chapel stage before nearly all the prisoners. She wore filmily viewed attire as she interpreted music by Kremler Liebestreud Wagner and Grieg To Spring. She tossed flowers to the front row and declared it the best time she ever had hoping to make the men happy.
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