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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
10
London reports recount Emily Wilding Davison burial plans at Langhorley Northumberland after her Derby injuries. Militant suffragettes hold tributes and push constitutional appeal to the King while trials open for arson and disruption linked to their campaign.
Peking reports say hundreds executed after summary examinations of anti government conspirators. Some educated women were among those arrested in Thentsin and Peking in recent weeks. Posts indicate ongoing troop movements as Yuan Shikai's presidential campaign continues amid uncertain gains.
Albany June decision of Justice Cheater declaring John Mitchell as State Labor Commissioner invalid was affirmed by the Appellate Division third department. The court split with three justices for affirmance and two dissenting. case heads to the Court of Appeals.
Amid a heated House of Commons scene the Marconi inquiry dominates talk as MPs debate relevance to the terms of reference and potential party votes. Premier Asquith signals conciliatory moves on Ulster safeguards while Unionists push to reject Home Rule.
London dispatch quotes General Miles praising artillery's edge in Balkan warfare. He notes Suvorov style tactics, cavalry scouting weak, Turks ill equipped after prior conflict, and hints at possible Adrianople battlefield visit for a War Department report.
Virginia based Chaloner, once of New York, asks the New York Supreme Court to overturn a sanity ruling and restore income from property estimated at 60,000. He argues New York courts lacked jurisdiction. He seeks 3,000 yearly income plus 1,600 for support to pursue lunacy law changes. He cites his escape and writings to press his case.
Lawn London report says Robert Greene works sold for high prices at the Huth sale. A 1547 edition browehe estimated at 1000 dollars, bought by Huth for 95, titled Eaphues His Censure Philane tus. Wy Cooanate brought 750 dollars for The Second Part of Sonnie Catching.
A panel citing gross negligence accuses directors of the Peruvian Amazon Company of complicity in the Putumayo abuses. Sir John P Lister Kaye and Julius Cesar Arana face censure as the committee urges tighter slave trade laws and broader investigations into South American operations. The report notes atrocities caused many native deaths and calls for accountability beyond mere attendance at meetings.
June day at Palermo prison ends in tragedy after Antonio Sapienza attempts a roof escape. Guards fire, crowd gathers outside as Sapienza falls from the roof, plunging thirty two feet to a cobbled street and crushing his skull.
The Cunard steamer Alaunia was launched at Seats Shipbuilding yard for Cunard Line Canadian service this year. A twin screw vessel of 15,200 tons, it mirrors sister ship Andanta launched in March. It will carry 2,140 passengers across second and third class and feature one-class cabins.
Count Zeppelin fulfilled his pledge to visit Vienna, flying 400 miles from Baden aboard the airship Saxon in eight and a quarter hours. The craft saluted the crowd, approached Schoenbrunn Gardens, and landed near the emperor’s palace with Franz Jonet waving from the balcony.
News from London and Sofia describe stiff standoffs between Bulgaria Servia and Greece over Macedonian territories. Bulgaria’s likely negative reply to the Berrian note risks a declared casus bell, while Servia and Greece position for potential annexations. Vienna reports naval reserves recalled ending the Balkan crisis. Sofia notes Turks seek to form a corps to aid Bulgaria if war erupts.
A heated committee meeting revisited the fate of Commissioner Waldo as minority members push for a continuation and possible resignation. Aldermen debated postponing, while Downing urged Waldo to resign and Curran sought a July 17 special session to discharge the committee. Shipley voted with Tammany, altering the alliance as factions clash over pension-inquiry timing.
In the Cohalan inquiry, Murphy may be called as a witness. The Bar Association grievance committee plans a thorough probe into Connolly’s charges claiming Justice Cohalan, before joining the bench, took 3 percent of Connolly’s profits on city contracts. Cruikshank, Connolly's counsel, likely to be examined today.
Miss Bertha Dean formerly of Taunton Mass now living in England and Frank C Page son of Ambassador Page were the two Americans presented at Court in Buckingham Palace tonight Countess Benckendorff presented Mise Dean as the American Ambassador's wife is not in London yet The Ambassador presented his goal in the diplomatic circle today Toneiness afterwiirs of greater New York and Manhattan and of The Bronx for 193 have just been tavned by the Trow Prem This in the sixteenth year of the greater New York Issue and the sintwo fifth year of that for Manhattan and The Brons The names of all persons tirtax and corporations will be found under their proper classifications and they are plate guides to the business of great New York and the boroughs of Mancattan and The Bronx
The Gorham Company explains that its electro plated ware uses German silver as a base, making it heat and wear resistant. They cite fires at Equitable and a Brooklyn blaze where Gorham pieces remained intact, and note durable finishes, design variety, and affordable family sets.
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