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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
20
Amid chaotic coverage in Brooklyn and Manhattan, New York delegates discuss the upcoming presidential race and the battle for the party leadership. Murphy cites support for Gaynor and questions the timing of McCarren and Cram in the delegate selection.
A malformed political column argues that Republicans must nominate a Democrat aligned candidate to secure victory, citing internal party strategy and the need to appeal to broad voter blocs. It predicts November polls will hinge on the chosen nominee and party unity.
The formal welcome for the 1912 class occurred last night in Townsend Hall as graduates gathered with alumni and the college president. Remarks highlighted commercial schooling plans at a site on Lexington Avenue and 84th Street. the event featured speeches by President Finley and alumni officers, honoring Newark merchants and faculty while noting fraternity activities and student achievements.
An elderly resident disrupted a burglary at his home near Balincney. Police recovered valuables after the alarmed cries drew officers to the scene. Suspects, including Kehnelder and associates, were taken into custody on charges of robbery and cannery assault as reported from SiO hall.
Fragmented OCR outlines alleged reporting gaps in births, citing physician negligence and hospital lapses. The piece references medical authorities and a wide array of names and terms, touching on legal and medical accountability amid scarce birth records.
A court sustained a prior ruling keeping the alleged swindlers in prison after Brandt's appeal failed. The lengthy proceedings touched on government investigations, civil contracts, and multiple parties including Dr. Brandt, Aetna, and others. The ruling cited ongoing evidence and the risk of flight or further wrongdoing.
The readable parts show scattered names and numbers with no clear event, location, or date. Core entities are garbled and no coherent action or outcome is presented.
H. G. Pierce seeks release of his yacht as authorities pursue a judgment, amid perjury accusations and courtroom maneuvering. The scattered text suggests a complex legal fight involving maritime assets and sworn statements, with references to a judge and related procedural actions.
Police detained several suspects after a reported gem theft at Kates Market. Witnesses described a crowded scene near Ctrelpant Street as bystanders tried to help, with one woman reportedly restrained by officers until secured. Local authorities continue investigations and review arena footage.
Railroad managers and union representatives will confer on wage terms amid disclosed plans for possible pay increases. The session aims to address master agreements and wage scales affecting workers at the Hathori railway line.
A large meeting of furriers and strike leaders was held at the Schwarte Building to discuss the strike, with reports that some strikers quit and would work for pay. Manufacturing leaders deny wage cuts and push for maintaining operations despite worker demands, signaling a protracted dispute with broad attendance and firm stances on wages and employment.
The Robson company reports meter tampering losses exceeding four dollars within the year. Alfred Shults and Walter Fy Dounell are linked to the scheme involving electrical current manipulation. Investigators say suspects altered meters near a Park avenue café and at a Coney Island site. A revolver incident and burglar links are noted, with multiple parties questioned and a pistol recovered. Police trace the matter to local operators and ongoing investigations through East Whitt Street and related addresses.
Queens Park announces Lay Vo Austen as Superintendent of Parks amid shifting leadership. The appointment follows a tense edit of the department with interim measures, as the city prepares a tender process and reviews long planned park projects under the new administration.
Fragmentary reports describe a political crisis and revolt linked to President Gomes and General Vetenos in Oriente. The insurgency, led by multiple rebel bands, faces scattered resistance as authorities seek to curb the rebellion and safeguard regional stability amid varying military movements.
A mangled account traces rebel activity across several districts with headquarters in War Eline and nearby towns. It lists generals, units, and districts including Hoef, Hirmingiuim, Chester, and Mechann, noting attacks, defenses, and ongoing operations in a broad geographic sweep.
Orestes Perrata, Cuban House of Representatives speaker, told reporters in Havana that Cuba has been assured by his government there will be no U S intervention. He noted President Taft and Beortare lines confirmed Washington’s stance, while claiming Cuba’s revolution is nearly suppressed and foreign arms supply to rebels is minimal. Perrata plans to return to New York within a week.
Brooklyn officer John Barrett of the Gras station caught a runaway horse at Bergen Street and Vanderbilt Avenue protecting bystanders. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries after the horse toppled him, but his restraint saved others near a crowd of factory workers and a trolley line. The horse belonged to grocers Inma Kruger of 197 Vanderbilt Avenue.
A Supreme Court argument centered on whether Chinese policy influenced punishment in a case involving Mock Duck a member of the Chinese colony. George Gordon Rattle argued for reasonable doubt while Nas was convicted of pulley related acts and sentenced to prison. Richter countered that evidence showed no infer ence. The piece appeared in Sundays New York Tribune.
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