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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1915

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Trial reveals peril warned by Laimbeer in rail crash case

In a courtroom drama over a Long Island Railroad wreck, Mrs Laimbeer and her husband seek $250,000 in damages for their deaths and injuries. Testimony from Nathalie Schenck Laimteer and others describes the moments before the collision near Hempstead Avenue, with details of the Vanderbilt Pell car, the Trouville dinner, and the sudden approach of the train. The case centers on whether proper warnings were issued and if negligence contributed to the tragedy.

Nathalie Schenck Laimteer Aspinall Supreme Cort Long William Laimne Long Island Aveest Laimbeer Sughere Lai Vanderbilt Shore Road Vorner Kie Wyck Uinboer W. Liteieton Selang Feather Withers Mr. Vanderbilt Vanderbelt Trouville Pell

Col House Lingers Here After European Trip

Colonel Edward M. House, President Wilson's confidant, did not go to Washington yesterday. He and Mrs. House were guests at a small family dinner hosted by his son in law, Gordon Auchincloss, in Roslyn Long Island. He may travel to Washington soon but has no definite plans. He will discuss his three months in Europe with the President before replying to any further inquiries.

Wilson Edward M. House Washington How Gordon Auchincloss Roslyn Long Island House Europe

Constantine Past Crisis and King Constantine Recovery Hopes

A Reuters report notes a medical crisis involving King Constantine, describing a severe recent phase and immediate risks diminished as treatment continued. Conditions improve slowly with gradual convalescence anticipated, amid cautious optimism for a full recovery.

Rich Sea Cliff Couple Implicated in Summer Cottage Robberies

Miss Ruth Taylor of Sea Cliff Long Island and Donald Clapham are jailed on $1000 bail after confessing to stealing silverware and glassware from summer cottages. Detective work followed Taylor and her lover’s travels to New York and back, with her former husband John Conlin guiding the investigation. Alfred Clapham admitted his son’s burglaries and bail was posted by Miss Taylor’s mother.

Ruth Taylor Long Island Donald Clapham Taylor John Conlin Conlin Sén Clif Bea Clift Clapham New York Mine Taylor Flatbash Avenue Miss Taylor Mit Sen Clit Henry Ly Schaefer Misa Taylor Alfred Hi Donald

Priest Drowns Saving Boy During Seminary Trip

In Crosawick Creek near Trenton on June 4, Father French of St. Francis Seminary led a group of young students on a hike. When 16-year-old Edward Kactnarek struggled, the priest swam to assist but both drowned. Other students rescued themselves as the chaplain from Buffalo aimed to study at the camp upstream.

Trenton French Francisst Edward Kactnarek Crosawick Creek St. Francis's Seminary Kucsnarek Father French Kacharel Buffalo

Lusitania speed cut to save coal as inquiry opens

In London the Lusitania inquiry began with Sir Edward Carson declaring the speed and coal-saving measures crucial to the loss investigation. Captain Turner testified the crew were competent though the ship was not fully manned. the court probed communications but planned limited public disclosure. The hearing emphasized that the liner was unarmed and torpedoed without warning, highlighting international law implications.

Tribune London Cunard Steamship Company Lusitania Board of Trade Edward Carson Turner Edward Board of Inquiry Central Hall Westminster High Temple Lord Mersey Sir Edward Carson Admiralty Cunard Line Tosk Butler Aspinall Nena Aspinall Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Anion Canard Line Tureneraid Ngs Great Britain Germany Lusi

U S Tricked by Gerhard on Bernstorff Mission Hoax

U S officials reveal that the Bernstorff mission and the supposed German gun agent Gerhard were a hoax. Bryan’s safe conduct has landed in Denmark and is en route to Berlin with contracts and valuable information for the War Office.

U. S Gerhard Bernstorff Denmark Berlin War Office

Meyer Gerhard nerve on arrival in Copenhagen shows hoax to U S

A Danish dispatch reports Dr Anton Meyer Gerhard arriving in Copenhagen from London with a large crowd watching. He disappeared in a motor car, missed the night train to Berlin, and planned to proceed to Berlin next morning. The piece alleges he is actually Alfred Meyer, a German War Office official, using Red Cross guise to obtain war supplies and strike clandestine deals with munitions brokers.

Copenhagen London Anton Meyer- Gerhard Count von Bernstorff William United States Meyer-Gerhard Berlin Anton Meyer-Gerhard Red Cross Denmark State Department Tribune Alfred Meyer Department of Army Supplies German Ministry of War Germany East Front Meyer War Office Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde

Mosciska Falls As German Rush Near Lemberg

London reports a renewed Austro German advance along the Galician front pushing to Lemberg. Mosciska, key on the Preemyst Lemberg railway, remains contested as Russian forces fall back along rail lines toward Grodek.

Mosciska Lemsberg London Galicia Mos‘isk Lemberg Herlin Vienna Teutonic Alli Save Batte Sieniawa Iver San Dniester Bessarabia Juworow Cosy Grodek Proemyal-Lemberg von Mackennen Wysania Preemyst Ity

Greece May Enter War Within Month Sees Versailles Era

Rome reports from Paris that Greece’s election results for Venizelos’ party show 198 seats in a 516 seat parliament, signaling a Greek entry into World War I on the Allied side by July 20. Reports say a coalition government with Venizelos as premier could be formed, while protests in Athens demand action against the government. Prince George’s Paris-to-Athens movements are noted as significant omens amid Balkan moves toward Dardanelles and Constantinople. The government vows to stay in power until July 20 while ministerial changes loom.

Rome Paris Intest Greece Venizelos Chamber of Deputies Athens Tribune Diaffaira Gounaris Vesizelos Venekilos Ministry of Foreign Affairs Venezuel King i Gomaria Inde Bereta Remiers Khalil Theotokis George Bari Romania Bulgaria Balkans Constantinople Dardaneli

Ambassador Gerard to Confer with German Emperor in Berlin

Berlin report says American Ambassador Gerard expects a conversation with the German Emperor soon. He spoke with von Jagow and Zimmermann. no reply to the American note is expected for several weeks.

Terhanes Amsterdam London Morning Post Nieuwe Courant Berlin Gerard von Jagow Herr Zimmermann

Von Reventlow scorns peace talk with the U S

Berlin June 15 Count Ernst von Reventlow naval expert writes in Tages Zeitung about Eugen Zimmermanns Lok al Anzeiger proposal for amicable understanding with the United States. He cites similar Monday articles as evidence of an electrical ignition across the German press and warns such language harms Germany and complicates the Chancellor’s task amid the U boat campaign. He notes American leaders will question internal motives behind rumors and urges restraint to avoid foreign distrust.

Berlin Ernst von Reventlow Tages Zeitung Eugen Zimmermann Lokal Anzeiger United States Germany United Sta von Reventlow Rman Wilson

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