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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
20
Special Order No 166 transfers 263 patrolmen from plain clothes to uniform duty across precincts effective June 22 1910. Mayor Gaynor pressed Baker to reduce plainclothes numbers and shift detectives to the bureau, prompting chaos fears among captains and inspectors now facing uniformed patrols.
A Akron, Ohio woman named Mrs Alterman traveled to Oyster Bay to seek Theodore Roosevelt. She visited a hotel and Sagamore Hill but was told Roosevelt was out. She left town tonight claiming unsuccessful access and planned to return to Akron.
In Albany a rumor spread by anti Hughes factions claimed ex President Roosevelt favored the Cobb bill over direct primaries, implicating Merritt and Loeb. Loeb issued a firm denial and stated he supports the Cobb bill while avoiding politics in his federal role.
Professor Vincent announced at the Academy of Medicine the creation of an effective anti typhoid vaccine. The method uses typhoid bacilli exposed to a weak water salt solution with ether. Experiments on animals and thirteen vaccinated people showed the serum killed typhoid bacilli and prevented later infection.
In Fort-de-France on June 21, reports say Venezuela bought the steamer Ville de Tanger and a accompanying cruiser, signaling alarm over threats to President Juan Vicente Gomez. Dissent widens as Rolando and Hernandez oppose his cabinet reshuffle and conservatives feel sidelined.
Two awnings on the 59th street side of the Hotel Plaza burned briefly about 10 30 last night. The fire brigade arrived with fire escape equipment and extinguished the flames. Guests and cabmen witnessed the strike while damage remained trifling.
Albany reports reveal a heat wave claims four deaths in Brooklyn and Manhattan as temperatures soared. The bi partisan New York Legislature, with Barnes and Grady opposing reform, faces pressure from Oyster Bay and Washington amid calls for a corruption inquiry and direct nominations.
Ten deaths attributed to heat and numerous prostrations were reported in Philadelphia as temperatures reached 92 at 3 PM and 82 at 10 PM amid a late thunder shower. Five of the fatalities were children under five from poorer households, with many industrial plants crippled.
London reports the coronation of King George is set for mid May 1911 with the Duke of Connaught to travel to Canada immediately after to serve as Governor General.
The Minnesota Republican convention met to endorse Taft as the party’s national policy, while reaffirming support for Theodore Roosevelt’s policies. Governor A O Eberhart and Moses E Clapp were nominated for re election, with S Y Gordon named for Lieutenant Governor. An insurgent faction backed Roosevelt conservation lines but failed to win endorsement of the tariff repudiation stand.
Three men tested a repaired car on Eagle Rock avenue when the brake failed. Frederick Blaney of East Orange two broken ribs. Alfred Pashby and William Eveland unharmed. Vehicle owned by Harry B. Fonda of the Trust Company of America.
The airship Deutschland is ready to begin its maiden voyage from Friedrichshafen to Dusseldorf with Count Zeppelin at the helm. Twenty passengers will travel in a luxurious great cabin as the craft speeds at thirty five miles per hour over a route to Stuttgart Mannheim Cologne and Dusseldorf.
Miss Dolores Cameron, 20, daughter of the late Walter Cameron, marries Mareium Owens in New York on June 14. Owens, once to wed Assistant Surgeon Alfred Lee Clifton of the Michigan, takes Clifton’s place as groom. Clifton sails on a two year Atlantic cruise. Cameron’s father died in the Thomas Hotel fire weeks earlier.
Berlin June 21 reports Emperor William will depart for Hamburg tomorrow aboard the Hohenzollern at Altona and then proceed to Kiel. A knee inflammation improved with treatment, prompting the court physicians to allow the visit despite earlier plans to skip this year's races.
Washington June 21 Taft's first year marks a record run of beneficial laws as Congress ends its first regular session. Major actions include railroad rate reform, postal savings banks for small depositors, Arizona and New Mexico statehood, conservation measures, naval reorganization, river and harbor funding, and the Payne tariff bill shaping tariffs and census updates. The report highlights ICC authority, safety upgrades, anti abuse measures, and public works.
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