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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
21
Real Story of Roosevelt and the Canal
Harper's Magazine offers a revealing look at Roosevelt's canal era with unpublished letters by John Hay as secretary of state humor, adventure, and political backstage commentary. The July issue includes seventy five pages of fiction and one hundred sixty pages total reading material, with contributions from W D Howells Mary E Wilkins Freeman Susan Glaspell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
Roosevet
Hanna
Fortah
W. D. Howells
Mary E. Wil Terman
Susan Glaspell
Harper's
Harper's Magazine
Carnivale Jury Returns Second Free Verdict in Murder Trial
The jury acquits in a complex murder case involving Mike Gaimari. Witnesses including Elusive Roivano and Corroborating testimony from Haline Samuels and JTavis feature in the summing up. The court record notes trial adjournments and procedural details while summarizing the defense and prosecution positions.
Fishgold Family in Convulsive Night Attack on Patrolman
In a chaotic Blake Avenue incident, Jacob Fishgold’s family clashes with Patrolman Friedman and Reilly. Fractured weapons and a pinned fork injure Samuel Fivemer during a violent melee. Fishgold patriarch and wife, along with two sons, are detained for assault as officers restore order at St Mary’s Hospital corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fivedmer
Eriedman
Freehold Iin
Stronghnld
Blake Avenue
Friedemn
Forogki
Wanr
Ino
Reilly
Browreville
Pallee Corny
Kye
Bedbgalds
Tecoleges
Hetwctive Donelien
Piehgold
Jacob Fishgold
St. Mary's Hospital
Woman Suffrage Party and Associated Groups
Fragmentary OCR text references the Woman Suffrage Party and allied groups, listing figures and locations such as Empire State Campaign Committee, Main Tea, and Minton Stasgare. Mentions of meetings, candidates, and anti suffrage activity appear with scattered names and places, indicating a periodical page on suffrage movements and opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Suffrage Party
Sci
Ais Sala
Patartin
Wiley
Gta
Empire State Campaign
Armen” Coleu
Queueless Picnic Draws 1679 Chinese at Bear Mountain
A 32nd annual Chinese Christian Union excursion drew 1679 Chinese Americans to Bear Mountain New York for Americaniation efforts. The group included Sunday school members and teachers from New York City missions. They toured the area, ate frankfurters and sauerkraut, heard a military band, and listened to Rev. Dr. George Caleb Moor of Brooklyn preach. Speakers included Dr. Emmetty, Wai of Canton Christian College, and Mabel Ler of Columbia University, focusing on assimilation and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heer Mountain
Chinese Christian Union
New York City
Chines
Hoar Mountain
Bear Mountain
Marty Rehburg
George Caleb Moor
Baptist Temple
Brooklyn
Emmetty
Billy Sunday
Wai
Canton Christian College
Mins Mabel Ler
Columbia
Lexington Players Open at Hammerstein on Lexington Avenue
The Lexington Players under Harry E. McKee opened a week with Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm at the Hammerstein Lexington Avenue Theatre on Fifty first Street. Miss Minna Gombel pleased the audience and received a floral parasol. The company supporting Miss Gombel was well balanced and delivered a smooth performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Warn Wyacher
Hammerstein
Lexington Avenue Theatre
Fifty First Street
Lexington Players
Harry E. McKee
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Minna Gombel
Miss Gombel
Censorship Ad Advertisers Rally and Fund Drive
A high level convention of the Associated Advertising World pushes for a permanent board to censor ads. Bishop Candler and Dr. Van Hise criticize wealth inequality and urge practical unemployment remedies. A push for an enforcement office to test ads gains rapid support with near $2,000 in subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophiery
Ault Farium
Dale Gates
Emory Caileeoc
Oxford
Gai Inny
Enaring R van Abe
University of Wisconaing
United States
de. van Hise
van Mier
Andes
Whem
Oie Pyreuit
Rhameter
Ehu
Wericien
William Woodhead
Merle Sidenee
Vigilance Committee
Bishop Canter
Val Hise
Linener
Lees
Executive Committee
National Commission
Bishop Candler
Harry Kipper
New York
Woodhead
Central
Linewood
P Rehorter
Wissen
York
German and Italian Editors Sharpen Pens for Bitter Fight
German and Italian editors sharpen their pens amid wartime hostilities in neutral countries. Editors threaten reprisals if defamation and provocation continue, as editors across America debate neutrality and the Front’s reporting. A chorus of editorial voices from Bernardine Ciamelli to Victor Ridder denounce German vilification and pledge steadfast press coverage. The New York Herald defends fairness toward Italians in America while Wilson mediation considerations surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutoniy
Wilson
Bernardine Ciamelli
Mullan
la Vece de Ponilo
Ronin Zueren
Nowcasper Publishing Company
Germany
Halvins
Germare
Italy
Justin
Jess Fpaprees
Spd
Silitorial
Iman
Linas
Custazee
Atlus
Victor Ridder
Hermann Ridder
New York
Staatedeitung
Leo
Itatian
New York “Herald
America
Mrs Tower Jr Wins a Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia June 21 Mrs Georgiana H Tower was granted a divorce from Charlemagne Tower Jr in Common Pleas Court on desertion grounds. She had previously sued amid claims of alienation of affection and disputes over a marriage questioned by witnesses and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celegeane
Philadelphia
Georgiintin H. Tower
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Stiit
Young Tower
Yade
Hrife
Geurgunnn Burdick
New Haven
Dixie" Burdick
Herman Allen
George A. Burdick
Back Home Produced in Cort Theatre Tonight
Raymed Veiller and Irvin Cobb adapt life in a Kentucky town for the stage. Thomas A. Wise stars as the Judge Priest with Willis P Sweatnam as Jefferson Davis Poindexter in a ensemble including Phoebe Poster Eugene O Brien Beverly West and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Raymed Veiller
Irvin
Cobb
Cort Theatre
Felwyn & Co
Mr. Cobb
Stories of Life
Kentucky
Thomas A. Wise
Williamy Sweatnam
Jefferson Davis
Dexter
Darkey
Phoebe Poster
Eugene O'Brien
Beverly West
Richard Male
Eleanor Wilton
Frank Hutch
Harriet Mendel
Edward Dupont
Rey la Rue
Theodore Hamilton
Importers Vote for Neutral Trade Policy Amid Meeting
One hundred importers from Germany and Austria met at the Hotel McAlpin to protest British policy and urge neutral shipping rights. O A Weinsenborn of Jersey City urged unified action along the Atlantic coast and a letter to the President, while Thaddeus S Sharretts and Herman Metz addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
McAlpin
Ron Thore
United States
Resolu Hong
Hut
O. A. Weinsenborn
Pewell Exchange
Jersey City
Atlanti Coast
Mrntain
State Department
Eith
Europe
Hoyt, Repp & Co
Chambers Street
Wax Thaddeus S Sharretts
Herman Metz
Rockefeller in Limousine Blocked by Oil Truck
John D Rockefeller faced a blocked Central Avenue in Hartsdale when a Standard Oil delivery truck halted his limousine. The driver and Rockefeller exchanged brief, reflective remarks as the truck backed away after the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Central Avenue
Hartsdale
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Rockefeller
Sally
Leggio's Wives Plea for Life of Governor’s Condemned Friend
In Sing Sing a man faces execution for instigating a murder, while his wife and mother of four small children pleads for clemency from Governor Whitman. Mrs Antonio Leggio clings to her frightened children, declares her husband innocent, and recounts their struggles. An anonymous benefactor paid their rent to avert eviction at 310 Park Street, as she appeals for aid and notes her husband earned only a daily wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stas
Antonio Leggio
Sing Sing
Giuseppe
Marino
Nellie
Bax
Whitman
Fader
Leggio
Shy
William Finck
Legale
Mim
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Tyskers
Africa
Talert Veil
Permlep
Hanwert
Roosevelt
T. M. Stewart
West Stet ST
Columbus
Mike Gaimari
Roivano
Adere
Parcvale
Egies
Tremenioes
Neo
Heerhure
Sens
Ritmaheth
Gmnen
Rame
Muty Tun
Bafrana
Gure
Brownsville
Mow
League For Woman Suffrage
Mabel Lee
Hear Mountain
Associated Clubs
GAVEL
Cours
Paul Ua
Thomas A. Wise and
Willis P. Sweatnam
Curbon
U. S
John D
Charles
Madison
Vanderbilt Aves
Eden
Flor del Mundo
Havana
Tampa
Lionita
Underwood
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