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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
12
Vague OCR read traces show a park scene and market reference with scattered numbers and late 19th century sports chatter. Mentions London, feverish morning, gait, and Conti with fouls and gainers. Sparse, unclear context and no coherent event.
The latest bulletin from the Greek Legation reports the king is greatly improved following his operation. Officials say his condition shows steady progress and movement is restricted to cautious activity under medical supervision.
The July Harper's Magazine presents letters by John Hay while Secretary of State addressing Roosevelt and Hanna. It offers intimate commentary on the canal diplomacy behind the achievement. W. D. Howells, Mary E. Wil Free, Susan Glaspell and others contribute fiction and prose across seventy five pages of stories and one hundred sixty pages total.
The Carnivale jury convictes a second degree murder in the Mike Gaimari case. Justice Davis charged the court as jurors requested scene visits and testimony clips. Wary crowds gathered outside while jurors reviewed Mary Dunn and Pauline Samuels testimonies before verdict.
In Brownsville last night a youth named Fishgold struck Special Patrolman Samuel Friedman with beer. The riot expanded as Fishgolds attacked Friedman and Patrolman Reilly with forks and dishes. Police, including Detectives Donellen and Gassman, broke in, arrested several Fishgolds, and treated injuries including a gunshot to Jacob Fishgold's leg.
The German-American Committee and Woman Suffrage groups held gatherings across multiple assembly districts. Activities included canvassing, open meetings, and political union events with noted venues and times, highlighting the broad suffrage effort and allied committees.
A 1679 Chinese excursionist group from New York City attended the thirty second annual Chinese Christian Union picnic at Bear Mountain. The event showed Americanization with English instruction, frankfurters and sauerkraut, and a band concert. Speakers included Rev Dr George Calel Moor, Dr Emmett, and Sx To Wai, with Mabel Lee among the brief remarks.
The Lexington Players directed by Harry E. McKee opened a week at the Hammerstein Lexington Avenue Theatre on East Side, drawing nearly full houses. Miss Minna Gombel delighted the audience and received a floral remembrance after the third act, with a well balanced company delivering a smooth performance.
At the eleventh annual Associated Advertising Clubs of the World session in Chicago, a plan to finance a permanent advertising censorship board was outlined. Bishop Warren A. Candler and Dr. Van Hise urged reforms linking commerce with Christianity and addressing unemployment through education and policy changes. The convention pledged nearly $2,000 in subscriptions to build enforcement capacity against quackery and fraud in advertising, while New York Central officials defended advertising as essential to business.
German and Italian editors clash over wartime coverage in neutral America. Italian Bernardino Clamelli threatens retaliation for defamatory German editorials, while Rome Zuccca urges Wilson mediation to curb violence and protect people and property. Victor Ridder and the New York press respond with tempered notes on fairness.
Philadelphia date line reports Mrs Georgianna Burdick Tower was granted a divorce from Charlemagne Tower Jr on desertion grounds. Tower, a Yale graduate, married in 1911. his former fiancée had sued for alienation of affections two years earlier.
Selwyn and Co present Back Home by Bayard Veiller and Irvin Cobb at Cort Theatre tonight. Thom Wise stars as Judge Priest with Willis P Sweatnam as Jefferson Davis Poin dexter in a stage portrayal of life in a Kentucky town. The cast includes Phebe Foster Eugene O Brien Beverly West Richard Hale Eleanor Wilton and others.
About one hundred German and Austrian product importers met at the Hotel McAlpin to oppose the British Order in Council and draft neutrality resolutions for the President. C A Weissenborn read a letter urging U S imports from all nations, prompting objections and a halted reading.
John D Rockefeller, in his limousine, faced a Standard Oil delivery truck blocking Central Avenue in Hartsdale. Rockefeller remarked on the company, and the driver replied that the company is all right. The exchange ended as the truck driver backed away.
Mrs. Antonio Leggio pleads for her husband’s life with Governor Whitman. Four baby girls comfort her as she describes Leggio as a good, hardworking man caught in a murder plot. An anonymous benefactor paid their rent to keep four crowded rooms, averting eviction fears.
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