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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary text indicates a buettlest agent replaced someone at Nant Bay. Mentions foreign property owners, representatives of unnamed firms, and district measures concerning property protection. Readable but unclear across entities and actions.
A June message to President Gomes stated that U S property was fully protected and rebel forces were being annihilated. The United States sent sixty Marines to safeguard Hemama Pec Joule property with Marines posted at Calgow and later at Okun. Railroad stations at Carriera Lora and other targets were burned by saboteurs amid the ongoing intervention.
Mont Vernon police responded to a burglary call at a home on Monstreet New Hochelle. Patrolman Sims captured a suspect within eight minutes. The man identified as Martin Davole claimed a Boston address and provided a name Vivvey Trine, with no final confirmation.
A heavy woman fractured a leg after a fall near the Rest Patrol station at the Neo SS Hast area. Mrs Rebecca Vronkatwa, aged about fifty, was found with a broken bone and taken by ambulance to Murlem Hospital after four officers carried her to a nearby room. Dr De Sautelle set the fracture and she resisted hospital transfer.
A board chaired by Chief Justice White and Charles P. Nott will arbitrate a rail wage dispute affecting about 25 000 engineers and 106 000 indirect workers across the eastern rail system. The group includes Oscar Straus Albert Shaw Otto Eldritch and others. the strike threat heightened after the Erdman act mediated talks with 50 railroads. The men seek a standard wage across the eastern territory with Pennsylvania and Chicago north of the Ohio River most affected.
Fragmented report on Roosevelt forces clashing with Taft supporters over a national committee seating. Describes plans for a dramatic train move and Southern delegate desertions, with Colonel Rosenfelt and various figures maneuvering to influence the Chicago convention outcome.
The article reports on party strategy as Roosevelt supporters push for early action before the Democratic convention. Key figures include Norman Mack and Mr Woodson, with discussions of the chariot wheel resolution and anticipated delegations from Porto Rico and the Philippines. The piece notes expected attendance in Baltimore and ticketing plans by the National Committee.
The article details Roosevelt campaign activity with figures like Dixon of Montana and Roosevel campaign manager as delegates, meetings in Chicago, Pinchot arriving from the West, and statements denying withdrawal of contests. It notes Allen Brown and Niedringhauy’ departures for the East and hints at upcoming conferences to shape the convention.
The piece reports Taft campaign activity with plans to unseat Roosevelt supporters, lists key figures like McBaine, Nagel, and Rose, and notes headquarters setups and visits across several states as the final week of campaigning approaches. It mentions bills, central organizing, and Republican state dynamics.
Fragmented OCR recounts a convention contest with delegates chosen for a Republican national gathering. Names appear scattered with party figures and states noted. The piece hints at internal power in a party fight affecting leadership and platform outcomes.
The article outlines Roosevelt faction strategies for the 1908 Democratic and Republican contests. It notes William H. Brenievcest and Patrick Cale Hnan shaping long term candidacy blocks, with Richmond Pearson and others drafted to speak. It mentions preparations in New York, Chicago, and Baltimore, including security measures, delegate distribution, and the national committee’s actions.
Passengers on the mail steamer Dora report a Katmai eruption showering ash, flames, and rock from the volcano into the air. The vessel reached port after a white ash covering three inches deep, with many passengers nearly suffocated by gases. aid requested from revenue cutter Una.
Reports from New Jersey indicate Governor Wilson faces a challenging party convention process as delegates debate his renomination. Key figures from the state committee weigh in on strategies and potential ballot outcomes, with expectations of a tight race on the pivotal vote count.
Willand Pryor spoke by trail from Mie rgaas to forecast a split at Chicago. He warned that current conditions could make a bolt of Silver Republicans likely, predicting no clear outcome for the Democratic National Convention.
Delegates at a local suffrage conference plan to press the Republican National Convention to endorse an equal rights plank in the party platform. The move, organized by leaders of the National Suffrage Association, aims to secure broad support at the upcoming event.
A disjointed report describes a gang rally on the Bowery and Broome Street area with a campaign for Charles Tort raised around 20000 dollars by polling day. Printed tickets were distributed, and plain coats and gear visible to bystanders. The scene references Perth and nearby neighborhoods.
McKenna, accused of involvement in a child's death, was identified by multiple children as the man seen with them. He was arrested in Mount Vernon for vagrancy, then linked to New York and Rochelle before a New York arrest at his father’s home. He previously served time for larceny and was associated with a watchman job on a Harlem block.
A fragmentary report cites arguments over the age and race composition of New York City voters. It notes the share of voting age residents, mentions native and naturalized whites, foreign whites, Negroes, and Asian groups, and lists several cities including Rochester, Albany, Schenectady, Troy, and Yonkers with population notes.
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