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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
8
A report notes Enrile as a prisoner connected to I. $. and identifies him as the treasurer for Mexican rebels in a political disruption context. The piece outlines repudiation by Orozco and situates the financial role within the rebel organization.
A fragmented report notes a rebel leader killed while Mexican state actions and extradition debates unfold. It mentions Texas Ranger arrests, calls for hearings before a rates commission, and government claims of disorganization within the rebel faction as the broader revolt advances toward renewed tensions between Mexico and U. S. authorities.
A German officers reception in Central Park South honored Admiral von Pfitsch and officers of the German fleet. Speeches in German by Count von Hernstorff and Admiral von Hebeur Paxchwitz praised German achievements, urged friendship with America, and toasted President Taft. A Kaiser telegram of gratification was read, and the evening featured music and a German-American dinner atmosphere.
Alberta Claire, 22, finished a 10000 mile journey from Sheridan ending this afternoon in the city. She rode her Mustangs Hud into the sea off Tens atenie with a single large companion. City Business League members greeted her upon arrival.
The reception committee for the event includes Rear Admiral von Rebene Maselritz General Howard Seth Low and Herman Ridder with George Kunze and RAL Co Smith at 20 Morgan Street and 1r Rear Admiral designation noted.
A formal meeting aboard the German cruiser Admiral von Mecke Pusch and a New York audience of officials, city leaders, and residents welcomed German officers. Leaders from both sides praised peace aims and cordial relations, with tours of Riverside Drive and shared hospitality extending through a ceremonial reception and photographs.
German battleships led by Moltke and Stettin docked near 42nd Street while a formal welcome included wreaths for Admiral von Skattere and Lt Commander Brent von Mann. A thousand officers and guests attended dinners, speeches, and a Broadway march to the Winter Garden, celebrating kinship with the United States.
Spectators along the river watched a marked assembly as the Garian fleet and allied forces passed. Soldiers and Sulloran Monument guards in uniform drew cheers while officers aboard boats reviewed the line. Flags and pennants waved as crowds showed approval and curiosity.
A muddled wartime item reports German officers praising American women as prettier, more vivacious and amiable than German styles. It mentions Heinen Monty and the Sith von Reuss and references the battleship Moltke and Stettin, with a garbled note about United States views. The passage mixes misquoted phrases and unclear attribution.
Nineteen Navy midshipmen from the Naval Academy will sail from Annapolis soon after daylight with five warships. The Massachusetts, Utah, North Dakota, Florida, and Delaware head a three week Atlantic cruise stopping at major ports. San Francisco and Key West join later divisions.
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