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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
17
Dramatic report of Captain Flint and partner efforts to cross the sea by air from Copenhagen to Tre coast. Long mid-century technical narrative describes design, fuel, propeller, and wing systems, planned test flight, and the inventor’s progress and hopes.
In Warnineton a June ceremony honors Captain Richard Stock for heroism along the Hacherawok River. The American Red Cross will present the Storkton award to Stock, recognizing his sustained service and leadership during a June incident.
Review praises Arnold Bennett novel The Price of Love for vivid scenes and characters that feel real. Notes the heroine’s charm and courage, her loyalty to a bargain, and a central plot that unfolds with genuine dramatic interest in a true sense.
A note indicates a sale or event at Harper and Brothers in New York today. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the item centers on the bookstore’s offerings or promotions unfolding in the city.
A historic flying contest to be held over water and land near New York features a $1,000 prize for the winner and additional trophies. Dozens of aircraft types from prominent makers such as Burgess, Hiller, and Niles will vie, with starting lines near Governor’s Island and the Statue of Liberty and the Yankee Harbor route to the Harlem Ship Canal.
Frieda, a maid for Mr. Manserer for about five years, received a gold medal and a $20 gold pie after long service. The family celebrated her dedication with a party and praise for her loyalty and years of work.
Bathers at Coney Island danced in one piece suits and other attire yesterday with police reporting no arrests after a week of deterring action. Many crowds wore no formal dress, while maxixe and tango were common on the beach and at Brighton Beach amid a carnival atmosphere.
Detective Ernest F. Beyer of St. Vincent’s Hospital survived two gunshot wounds after a romance blossomed. A fiancée from the Bronx, Mike May J. Lavine, urged a quick wedding to seal love and aid his care. Physicians warned the man might not live. voters later ruled out danger by removing him from danger status. Beyer was shot June 5 during a raid on a carame claim at 176 West Houston. Patrolman Mitchell had mistaken him for a fugitive and fired twice.
In London crowds mobbed suffragettes as militants used Sunday diversions in Tyde Park. Police intervened to protect women and escort them to safety after threats and jeers turned violent. Innocent spectators were roughhandled amid the disturbance before order was restored.
American midshipmen from the Annapolis Naval Academy arrived yesterday aboard the battleships Missouri, Maho and Iilhoim for a defence inspection at Gibraltar. They will tour local sights and be entertained in their honor with planned events.
London gossip notes confer an earldom on Viscount Kitchener and honors on Canadian Premier Robert Borden and Australian Premier Joseph Cook. Sir Joseph Beecham acquires Covent Garden estate, including Drury Lane and the Theatre Royal, in a landmark deal valued at 315,000 pounds.
In Paris a 71 year old man named Prangals Prudhon confessed to premeditatedly attacking writer and philanthropist Dr de Rothschild outside a boulevard car. Police found delusions and paranoia in his case, noting his threats and isolation. The victim underwent successful surgery to remove a single bullet.
Mary Hanty Polson a Smith College graduate shot and killed her husband Henry H. Folsom in a Toney stretch road incident near New Market. Jail attendants report she was dazed and memories are uncertain. Officials doubt a trial will proceed and consider recommitment.
Reported uproar aboard the Komagato Maru as Hindus and others stir from deck to deck. Japanese officers seek wireless contact with the Aigahin and Captain Wuamamoto surveys the scene. Crew prevent steam and anchors while legal experts note Japanese sailors cannot board while the ship remains in Erithed waters.
Hindus aboard the Komagata Maru in Vancouver Harbor face immigration battles as lawyers seek relief. Court avoidance tactics draw scrutiny as two Japanese warships near the scene. Hindus remain tense while officials report no case in hand for processing.
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