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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
31
Herbert W. Bowen former minister to Venezuela denies a printed statement and asserts no improper influence in Loomis matters. He claims forthcoming Woodstock trip and outlines diplomatic archival evidence, while detailing alleged misconduct, investigations, and political fallout surrounding Loomis and asphalt treaty discussions.
The article outlines forthcoming testimony by Secretary Loomis and Penfield regarding the scope and drafting of a protocol for arbitration involving the asphalt company. It notes the involvement of Judge Wenfeld and counsel J Bassett Moore and stresses that the protocol affected company interests only. Washington reports Loomis plans a two month summer survey on this matter.
Commissioner McAdams yesterday selected nineteen detectives for a special unit to pursue offenders against women. The new squad will operate under a 4 cent asset system using arrests and descriptions to identify suspects. Aimed at enforcing a truce with France, the effort seeks to convict those arrested and inform magistrates of outcomes.
The firm Rogers Perr & Company marks down about 800 brownish suits to 15 dollars from 22 to 28 dollars. Available in young men sizes 32 to 34 chest 82 83 34, with many brownish mixtures and other colors cleared to attract buyers.
June 21 at the Young Men's Christian Association Hall a Rutgers class reunion dinner nearly ended in a free fight. Fred W. Russell of Reidss Hizalerh attacked Dr. Anstli Scutt's remarks, and Jonathan F. Senit, a class member and Dr. Scott's son, jumped in, prompting classmates to restrain them as tensions rose and attendees left the dinner.
Pryer & Company placed 15578 pairs of lisle socks on sale yesterday at 25c each. The sale action occurred near City Hall at 258 £ 42 1260 opposite Union Square in Greeley Square, with likely reference to the busy storefronts near Union Square.
Coroner and physician Lelinne investigate the death of Tati Green of Mundy Street. The report cites excitement and fear at the scene, with coroner’s details stated but many names and phrases unreadable in the fragmented text. The inquiry focuses on cause and timing surrounding the young woman’s death amid apparent distress.
Fragmentary OCR of a historical page shows garbled place names and mixed words. Key entities and details are unreadable. no coherent event or person can be determined from the legible fragments.
Edward Clarence Murphy died at his Brooklen home after a lingering illness. He lived in New York as a boy and held roles as alderman and contractor, notably for tunnel and railway projects in Canada and the United States. He leaves a widow and several children and was connected with the old Vaihintser Wire and the New-York Canal Company.
Fragmentary marine intelligence note shows times and headings such as water, gates, and positions. Readings include references to Bataan and specific gate positions. The readable segments suggest a nautical dispatch or watch log with uncertain timing and coordinate markers.
Disjointed OCR text records a chaotic shipping report with multiple corrupted phrases about wrecks and maritime incidents. It mentions cranes, lines, gas, patrols, arrests, and various vessel names and locations, though many names are garbled. The fragmentary item conveys hazardous conditions and ongoing investigations at sea.
A garbled obituary style note mentions Emil Gomer also known as Emil Gener, born near a festival, with links to the Festa Normale and a decree. It references a hospital stay at Krenn Hospital and notes his roles as a computer of music and a French teacher. Mentions installation of the Statue of Liberty and a figure named Genter. A daughter is listed among the details.
A scrambled log of arrivals and sailings. Steamer details include Liverpool to New York calls at Southampton and Clyde stations, with multiple vessels listed. Notable entries mention ships such as Knurer, Pears iva, Chicago, Pineda bani, and Fire ate Turin. Dates span June to July with references to Christiania, Copenhagen, and Queenstown.
Thomas M. Beene, longtime Yonkers resident and official referee for Yonkers games, died yesterday at his home on Wellswye Street after a 30-something-year life. He served in Company 43 of the National Guard. He leaves a wife and one son. burial details follow.
Henry Priest Shar aged about 90, formerly of New York and Los Angeles, died yesterday at home in Now We Wirthroget Tratbesh after illness of a week. The obituary notes his time with The New-York Hera and connections to The New-York American. The funeral is set for Rex br, Britton, with burial at Pytrity Cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Henry, Mrs tdwittd Al rake, and seating at 4 wite.
A fragmented report describes a Italian child in an incubator linked to a local medical facility. Authorities discuss registration and parental involvement while dispute over privacy and access to the infant continues. The piece references prejudice and potential delays in treatment amid community tension.
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