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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

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British ports crippled by sea strike across Europe

Seamen's strike declared across British ports including Glasgow Liverpool Cardiff Bristol Southampton with spread to Belgian and Dutch ports. Coupled with rail and shipping disruptions, the movement shows limited cohesion and mixed reactions from shipowners while key liners like the Olympic sail on with Americans aboard.

Glasgow Liverpool Cardi Bristol Southampton Berglen Germany Norway Denmark Shipping Federation Tom Mann Ben Tillett London Havelock Wilson Ebery & Coneugition Teutonic White Star Line New York Olympic J. Bruce Ismay Coronatin Quebec Montreal Emprese Ireland Canadian Pacific Steamship Company

New York Naval Militia Marks Twentieth Birthday

An illustrated article in next Sunday's Tribune details practical benefits for men who join the New York Naval Militia. It highlights training, discipline, naval skills, and potential emergency service roles as core advantages of membership within the pictured organization.

New York Naval Militia Tribune

Pullman liable for lost jewels verdict in Pittsboro case

Judge John C. Haymaker rules the Pullman Company liable for a passenger’s jewelry loss after a Pittsboro incident. Carl Springer, a New Yorker who spends time in Pittsburgh, sued after his handbag with jewels and a miniature portrait vanished from a train. A jury awarded $2,000, which the court did not reduce.

Pittsboro Pullman Company Traina John C. Haymaker Carl Spring Wealthy New Yorker Pittsburg New York Springer Pullman Haymaker Mr. Springer

Senator Urges City Farm Development Plan

Senator Dennis J Harte of Queens asks Mayor Gaynor to back a charter provision creating a city department to stimulate and direct intensive gardening fruit and berry farming in Queens Richmond Brooklyn and the Bronx. He argues unused land could yield profits and support growth over years while rapid transit enables land sale, citing 40 000 acres of city farm land not needed for housing for 15 years and figures from H B Fullerton on farming profitability.

Albany Dennis J Harte Queens County Gaynor New York City Queens Richmond Brooklyn Bronx Harte St . Qhierns H. B. Fullerton Long Island Railroad

Foot of Death on Brooklyn Bridge Platform Tragedy

Louis Carzergues, a language teacher at 171 West Fifth Street, tumbled from the Brooklyn Bridge station platform as an express train neared. The crowd panicked, several women fainted, and the motorman halted the train within a foot of him. He was rushed to Hudson Street Hospital in an unconscious state, later reviving to report long-standing heart disease. The express train was delayed ten minutes.

Brooklyn Bridge Louis Cartergues West Fith Street Arzergues Hudson Street Hospital Carzergues

Louisiana Politician O Sullivan Loses Suit Over 1966 Kenner clash

Colonel O Sullivan a noted Louisiana figure sues for sixty thousand dollars after a poll clash in Kenner. The United States Circuit Court dismissed the suit on a technicality. The incident followed a heated 1966 election with self appointed guards injuring the adornment figure described as having a flowing white beard. The conspirators were convicted in recent criminal cases. Colonel O Sullivan aged sixty five at the time.

Fo Av Cv Sullivan Louisiana United States Otrcuit Kenner Otonel O'Ruinean Sphaera Harpers O'Sullivan NT Coast Os

Wives Anniversary Gift Funds Rochester Building

Wife of a Rochester man uses his wedding anniversary gift to aid a new building for the Rochester Young Women’s Christian Association. The gift is reported as roughly 700 dollars. funds were turned over by Mrs Strong, president of the board, to cover construction needs. The item reflects community efforts and local civic actions.

Rochester Henry AL

Starving mother collapses on car as children beg

Mrs. Bertha Price, thirty-eight, collapsed on a Third Avenue car after days of hunger while attempting to secure aid for her six children. She refused hospital unless the children could go too, but police and doctors intervened. Bellevue Hospital treated Price for exposure and starvation. the seven youngest were later housed at the East 35th Street station and sent to the Children's Society.

Bertha Price No. Sig Eastth Street Third Avenue Children's Society Children Fourth Avenue Harry Mrs. Price 4Th Street Hannah 28Th Street Charles Carrell Bellevue Hospital Honiface East 8Th Street Carroll Betts Boniface Kemps Hellewue Mya. Price Lenihan Goodby East 35Th Street Viney Tom Charities Organization Huahand

Modest Postal Clerk Attacks Policy on Manchuria Invasion Plans

St Petersburg June 14 The newspaper Ov Vremya concerns American agricultural interests alleged to plan invading Manchuria It accuses American representatives in the Far East of resuscitating Jotary Knoxs proposal for neutralization of the Manchurian railways The piece asserts Manchuria welcomes only neighboring powers Russia China and Japan and blocks foreign political ventures It notes a loan to Yorina with covert aims

United States Kor St. Petersburg Ove Rusia China Japan

Hawkins Files for Republican Presidential Candidacy in Louisville

James P. Hawkins, a posts office clerk residing at NMZ South Preston Street, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for president. He states there are no conditions to his bid and that he wishes to serve as the nation's leader.

Setegrand the Tribune Louisville United States James P. Hawkins Nmz South Preston Street

Killed in Auto Wreck Cousin of Hilles Dead Four Hurt

Omaha dispatch reports Wayne Moore of Omaha cousin of Charles D Milles secretary to President Taft died from an automobile wreck. An additional man and three women were hospitalized after the crash. Moore had married an Omaha heiress recently. The victims were found unconscious by the roadside and aid summoned. Mrs Moore, mother of the dead man, had raised Hilles and was visiting in Washington.

Charles Hilles Omaha Wayne Moore Charles D. Milles Taft Moore Union Pacific Charles D. Hilles Mr. Hilles Washington Reveive Ene Etidune

Fleet's Voyage Under Sea Submarines to Gloucester

Submarines of the Atlantic torpedo meet plan a submerged run from Narragansett Bay to Gloucester Massachusetts tomorrow. The seven‑boat division includes the Grayling Tarpon Stingray Snapper Salmon Narwhal and Ronin. They are to be self supported with Severn providing tender support at Newport.

Narragansett Gloucester Newport Fool Atlantic Torpedo Meet Narragansett Bay Mass Severn

No Jobs for Aristocrats in Northern Mexico Era

Fragmentary text discusses governor figures and political themes. Mentions a shoemaker as Jefe and a shift toward serving the poor. References to government, trusts, and avoiding looting by a wiratocracy. Ad placeholder language and product tagline appear in ad style.

Aes Mexico Unites Gormiles Wiratocracy

Tarboro cashier kills himself over bank misappropriation

Luther W. Hatt cashier of the Bank of Tarboro died by a self inflicted pistol wound amid an investigation into a missing fifty thousand pounds. Assistant cashier EB Hussey was jailed on complicity charges after state bank examiner J. K. Doughton visited the bank. Hussey’s arrest followed a hurried book inspection and Hart’s death, with officials noting business losses and a prominent eastern North Carolina family background.

Tarboro Navy Luther W. Hatt Bank of Tarboro EB. B. Hussey J. K. Doughton Hart Hussey Doughton North Carolina

Discover Mysterious Box Reveals White Pondle Dog

Detectives uncover a buried metal box in the back yard of a private house on East 6th street. The box contains a blanket and the crushed body of a small white poodle dog. Police were summoned after contractor Wes Shire reported the find at 4 East 6th street.

East 6Th Street Shire Wes Hallans von Wasner Corvette Hanersehmldtt

William H. Lewis Confirmed as Assistant Attorney General

The Senate confirms William H. Lewis, a Boston Black attorney, to be Assistant Attorney General of the United States after a lengthy delay caused by Southern Senators. The decision comes amid ongoing political maneuvering and factions within the chamber.

Washington Senate Today William H. Lewis Boston United States

Princeton Tigers Shout Yale Nine In Tight Brooklyn Game

Princeton defeated Yale 1 to 0 at Washington Park Brooklyn in a ninth inning finish. Co-heroic pitching by St. W. White of Nassau and Yale’s Hartwell kept both lineups largely silent, with Princeton finally breaking through in the ninth as B. White scored the lone run. The crowd packed the park, Princeton fans jubilant as Old Nassau echoed through the stands.

Yale Princeton New Haven Washington Park Brooklyn St. W. White Nassau Hartwell Pop" Corey B. White God Country White Manhattan Polo Grounds 3D Street Weather Bureau Third Base First Base Tigers Corey Are Cou

Knox Submits Day Portrait Voucher Finding Stirred by Testimony

Washington June 14 Secretary Knox told a House committee that a Day portrait voucher for 450 was found on the floor of the State Department a week ago. He described a disputed receipt signed by Rosenthal and questioned whether tampering occurred as investigators probe missing funds and a 1600 excess related to Secretary Hay.

the Tribune Mereau Washington Frederick Hale House Committee State Department Knox Thomas Morrison Morrison Root Willam H. Michael Calcutta Albert Rosenthal Michael Hay Hamlin Rosenthal Mr. Knox Mr. Hamlin Hosenthal Fisher Manonly Hams Chitir van Homo Ould Ant Day Maillard

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