This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
23
Reports describe official experiments with an electrical thermometer to determine water density and features near a hypothetical transatlantic route. The work involves collaborations between departments and includes testing on three spheres to measure heat dynamics.
A dated public note extends thanks to Rostron and figures tied to the Heltah Government for services rendered at a court in St Whdass. It mentions Captain Archit I Rem tren of Carpitile reserve and references officials including the Atlorpe and Lort Mersey Wikerneeltnie Indies. The message appears as a formal recognition from a majesty's government.
A veteran four-hands event produced a close victory for Shedim WU Mette Mae and Itae rareal Horse Lane at Clemply. The competition featured top pairs including FLL Habds and others aiming for the Berkeney Challenges. Judge Starite presided as teams showcased skill in a tight final phase.
A Costa Rican earthquake disrupted interior regions with tremors reported abroad. Relief funds amounting to 820,000 were allocated for immediate aid as rivers shifted courses and plantations suffered. A lone rescue shovel was seen in the south amid ongoing weather concerns and international communications.
Probate Court in Cambridge today approves the will of Professor William Woteon Goodwin. He leaves sixteen thousand eight dollars to Harvard University to establish a fellowship for graduate students in pharmacology or related fields. The will was dated June 4, 19H, and named William A Goodwin as executor. The Rev. Kuhelan Pyiech led the evening’installation as bishop of Temple Yerart at Fur Rovkawas with celebrant Dr. Mourten J. Starrs of Toigie Seran, Manhattan. A opening prayer was given by the Habites of Wartford and by Warke PTE.
June 21 report places General Stewart Le Woodford, former New York Lieutenant Governor, in Oxfordshire amid a strange incident. His wife, distraught, fears the worst as the auto remains moved to the Pea cock Inn in Kowetey Nort Derhyahine. She says he is not making progress and hopes for a recovery, though worsened by his condition.
Jimes Leopold Ellers, a Helgoland native now in this island, stands trial before the Arpental Supreme Court on a espionage charge dated five, after applying to the Avertead Consulate for help.
A crowded Fourth of July parade in New York is billed as one of the finest ever, with 10 000 participants marching from Trinity Church to Battery Park and Grand Army Plaza. Veterans units and local organizations represent Civil War groups and modern parade participants, including women known to be marching amid other civic groups, with plans for memorials and special observances along the route.
The Court of Appeals upholds the transfer and fixing of an inheritance payment to the estate of General Janey Jourdan. The decision confirms the authority of the trustees and the executor in arranging the legacy settlement and related obligations. The ruling affirms the appellate court’s support for the estate’s receiver plan and payment schedule.
The Illinois Supreme Court rules an amendment to the state law extending protections to women applies to factories mercantile and manufacturing sectors and to telegraph and telephone companies. The ruling cites constitutional provisions and reinforces equal rights within employment.
Federal troops concentrate around Juarez and near Archbold amid reports of rebel advance and imminent surrender of key positions. The impeachment inquiry chairman indicates a week of hearings on alleged misconduct connected to Erie unrest and financier ties as political tension rises.
Readable fragments describe a 19th century friars event with a parade and participants from many colleges and towns. The text references names, locations, and a ceremonial procession, noting reception of attendees and a theater segment after the dinner.
The Martina aria performers demand higher wages ahead of a planned summer season. They threaten to strike when negotiations fail, with key officials and union leaders calling for pay increases and contract improvements to prevent disruption of performances.
Reports indicate Mabel Hite underwent an operation and faced a period of gradual improvement. Doctors at Asulker’s institute noted signs of recovery while the public remains hopeful for a full return to health within weeks.
Theatre notices list upcoming engagements across New York venues. Keubin Aon and the company perform at the New Amsterdam Theatre next Saturday night, with Amon Waters, Florenen Wiel crane, and Clark Gantvoort in the cast. Corbett headlines vaudeville in July at the Bustle Theatre with a new monologue, while Frederick Bultnadn announces Century Theatre plans and a Hebrew talent benefit at Arverne Moor Theatre.
The obituary notes Carhar Carhart, longtime president of the New Jersey Railroad Communs, buried at Benrysine. He died after a long career, formerly head of the Feriery Witeinee vein feet. The event occurred in New York, hotel Mariaret, with a public procession and services reflecting his public service and local impact.
The readable lines include names and scattered phrases about people and places, but the majority of the OCR text is garbled and nonsensical. No coherent events or details are extractable for a factual summary.
The readable segments show names and places tangled in a damaged line of text. It mentions individuals such as Jean and Meri, with scattered terms like Moher Teg and Grosser tretry, lacking coherent events or dates for a concise report.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Martha Hunt Bush and a Lincoln era verse with scattered place names. The readable lines reference Brooklyn, a street scene, and a possible memorial or literary piece, with uncertain details about contributors and setting.
The item mentions a well known local person connected to the community, referencing a death in Philadelphia and Fairfield. It notes tributes and colors for Capri by Torconomy and references to a Board of Made and Pechtay figures. The fragmented text hints at a funeral or memorial context with limited readable details.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for John Thatcher at St Mark's Methodist Church Pathiay Tha, with Rev Mumphrion pastor of the inner Primitive Methodist Church presiding. Mourners included Alfred E. Breore and other officials. pallbearers carried the casket as hymns on the service marked the final tribute to a founder of the church. The ceremony followed the building closure for the afternoon to accommodate attendees.
Mayor W J Gaynor expresses deep regret over the death of John Thatcher superintendent of buildings for the borough of Brooklyn. He calls Thatcher one of the best public officials and notes his ceaseless dedication and service to the city and its safety. He asks the widow and family receive support, and apologizes for any delay in responding to the loss. Alfred J Steers, Borough President of Brooklyn, extends condolences.
A complex case from Miwaker involves administrator Hite of Leute Hite's estate in Southerley Geneva. Keene's letters allegedly derogatory led the Supreme Court to remand for a new trial, while a separate fatal blaze at 2 Thor street killed Mrs. Mary Schaefer, who died before aid could arrive as neighbors battled flames in a multi tenant building.
The obituary outlines the funeral for Batlee Boned in Yonkers New York with services at Grove Hill. Attendees include Joseph Hochoate and General Horace Porter among other mourners, with interment in Providence. The procession and burial details are listed, and the family will host a private reception in Yonkers.
A constitutional amendment seeks a six percent income tax on public utility corporations, advancing to a statewide vote at the next election. The measure, framed as a broad tax on incomes of public service firms, faces approval before voters. The article notes associated political actions and related civic events in the region.
A jury of clergymen was named to oversee a plan at Corner Knight Chapel. The list includes Reverend George Hooper Fortin and Rabbi Joweyh Krowrkopt among others. A man named Hyun Mawes died in a motor car accident, and Frankeste Chine was placed under arrest. Public instruction aims to educate on juries and pulpit emphasis.
Miss Hammerstein daughter of Oscar Hammerstein will wed Frederick Lionel Chester Keating of No rt Laherty Street in London. The couple plan to marry abroad in a few weeks as Hammerstein wired his daughter that he must remain in Britain months longer.
W W Brown president of the New York Central Railroad is recovering after a silane tion operation Monday at 12 Central Park West. He is expected to resume duties at the Central location within a few days.
Sunday session ends with approval of the appropriation bill. The agricultural supply measures are advanced by the committee, with the proposal tied to last year’s estimates. The motion moves forward under heavy debate and is carried today, marking progress in Moosttam aid.
A scanned collection of funeral notices and obituaries listing names such as Willian Butter Duncan, Lawrence McDonnall, and Angeline with addresses and service details. The items reference dates around June, locations including Grace Way, Trinity Church, and New York areas, along with funeral arrangements and interment plans.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.