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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1905

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Jerome to Start Probe in Equitable Case Scandal

Attorney General Mayer vows swift action after Hendricks report on Equitable Life Assurance Society. Prosecutions and debarment of officers expected within days, with District Attorney Jerome seeking extended summer term to handle possible cases. Untermyer offers friendly suit over profits and Cambon dinner costs during probe.

Equitable Life Assurance Society James H. Hyde Mayer Bir Hyde Equitable Hendricks Maddox Jerome Goff Higgins Tasuranes Nntion Ion Davy Criminal Branch Supreme Court Mr. Hyde Samuel Untermyer Hyde New York Mr. Untermyer Mr. Mayer Untermyer Edward Lauterbach James W. Alexander Alexander Saul Rabney

Open War in Poland Strikers Clash in Lodz

Lodz reports heavy casualties as troops storm barricades and strike turmoil spreads. Fifty killed, two hundred wounded, martial law expected. city in panic with factories shut, shops closed, and barricades everywhere. Moscow and St. Petersburg note fierce street fighting as Poland faces political agitation and police actions.

Lodz St. Petersburg Poland Warsaw Okrsey Russia

Whitelaw Reid welcomed at London Pilgrims' dinner

London June 23 Whitelaw Reid the American Ambassador was welcomed by King Edward and the cabinet and appeared publicly at a Pilgrims Society dinner at Claridge's. The gathering honored Reid with cheers and messages of goodwill from notable figures while Lord Roberts presided and Premier Balfour toasted the guest of the evening.

London Whitelaw Reid Edward Pilgrims’ Society Faiena Claridge's Fred Marshal Lord Roberts Bishop Potter New York Joseph Chamber Ins Lord Lansdowne Mortimer Durand Washington Choate Charles Breester Lord Roberts Roosevelt America St. James's Great Britain Roose‘veit Ed Roberts Rooseforts Balfour Balffar Britain Fremier Balfour United States Great Briain Reid Svrat Lord Rosebery Nora Nan Ore Kely Amelia

Excursion Ticketing at Grand Central Station Adverts

Fragmentary OCR shows tickets and excursion details with references to Grand Central Station. Mentions train from GC and coaches, pricing unclear, with June 22 date and terms about ticket turning and seat allocation in Room 3. Unable to parse full entity set due to damaged text.

Detprott Opt. & Fm Resestice Seta Tenia Grand Central Station Adve

French Alarm Marked German Reply Feared

Paris notes rising public unease after a Cabinet council brief marked by anxious reports. Stocks fell as rentes dropped to 97.90 amid newspapers maps of frontier dispositions and gloom over Germany’s reply. Officials insist the Bourse move is financial, not political, while noting delicate negotiations and continuing public nervousness.

Paris France Germany William Kiel Metz Council of Ministers Rouvier Prince von Radolin Journal Des Débats Morocco

Hints of a War Plot Over Moroccan Conference

Berlin reports on France's note to Germany regarding the Moroccan conference. Despite a lengthy document, negotiations show no removed points of disagreement and progress remains slow. German circles fear intrigues aimed at war while insisting Germany's stance stays pacific and avoiding direct conflict with France. News papers echo disappointment but maintain calm.

Berlin Foreign Office Germany France Rouvier Premier Rouvier Vossische Zeitung Sava M. Rouvier M. Delcassé National Zeitung M. Rouvier

Vesuvius Threatens Turmoil Near Naples

Naples reports the prefect orders residents near Mount Vesuvius to prepare evacuation as crater discharges alarmingly increase, prompting precautionary movement and safety measures.

Naples Mount Vesuvius

Porto Ricans Face Lazy Worm In Island Eradication Plan

Washington reports from Captain Axleford state 9 percent of 10 000 Porto Ricans near Albonito suffer from the lazy worm. An appropriation of 150 dollars funds eradication using methods by Captain Radford Inst Gear. Treatment has shown success, with many seeking care as local belief shifts from incurable to treatable.

Washington Army Br. Axleford Albonito Albonico Radford

Emperor William and Guests Sail Yacht Adventure

Emperor William and two guests sailed aboard the yacht with Cornelius Vandervilt aboard. The vessel Meteor U1 is tied to the American Ambassador to Rear Commodore at the New York Yacht Club, highlighting a high profile maritime event involving imperial figures and notable maritime officials.

Emperor William Emperor William Charlemagne Cornelius Vanderpilt Meteor U1 Germany New-York Yacht Club

Meteor III Wins In Kiel Yacht Race With Emperor Aboard

The American built Meteor III captained by Emperor William won her class in a 33 mile Kiel course on June 23, finishing about three minutes ahead of Hamburg. Ambassadors and yacht owners including Tower Vanderbilt Lauder joined the Emperor aboard the Meteor as she beat rivals in brisk winds.

Kiel Germany Emperor William Hamburg Sandy Hook Lizard Ambassador Tower Cornelius Vanderbilt Wilson Marshall Atlantic George Lauder, Jr A. Cary. Smith New York Shooters Island Parker R. W. Goelet Swan Thyra Capri Prince Henry of Prussia Allison V. Armour Orion Henry Redmond Alisa Ailsa Grenville Kane America Nagahoe Comet Suzanne Clara C. Huldschinsky Max Guilleaume Hamburg-American Line

Emperor William Hosts Yachtsmen Dinner in Kiel

In Kiel on the imperial yacht Hohenzollern Emperor William praised the trans Atlantic race and the American participants. He presented Wilson Marshall's schooner Atlantic cup and thanked Allison Armour and C Lt Robinson for their roles. The event drew many Americans and notable figures, including naval attaché Hevtingtale, with photos of winners prepared for public display.

Kiel Germany Emperor William Hohenzollern Mjesty Wilson Marshall Marshall Lord Brassey Allison V. Armour C. Lt. Robinson Cominte HG Hevtingtale Waval Hmburse Sia Sill Ee Allison Arsromnet Alowang George Lanter, Jr Endymion Lord Karny

Fatal auto wreck near Woodlawn Cemetery claims life

Four men and three women returned from Empire City track Yonkers when their car struck a curve near Woodlawn Cemetery. Paul Foster died at Fordham Hospital from a skull fracture. William Lohse, John Robinson, and Arthur Dodge were injured. Driver Fos ter lost control. trolley car proceeding north collided with the wreck, dragging victims to Fordham Hospital. The car, from Pope garage, belonged to E H Graves of South Orange New Jersey.

Empire City Yonkers Woodlawn William Lohse Sith-st Sthave Paul Foster Broadway Fordham Hospital John Robinson Oyster Bay Long Island Arthur Dodge West I1lth-st Guy Vaughn Jeromeava Foster Pope Soth St New Rochelle E. H. Graves South Orange N. J

Policeman Run Down by Auto in Ocean Parkway Accident

Police arrested Percy Heath of 205 Hast List St Manhattan after he struck Patrolman Peter Bassmir on Ocean Parkway near Avenue L. Bassmir was found to have a fractured rib and possible skull fracture with other injuries. Frank Bailey of Clinton Avenue transported Bassmir to Seney Hospital.

Percy Heath Manhattan Brooklyn Peter Bassmir Parkville Bassmir Ocean Parkway Avenue L Heath Patrick J. Tomey Frank Bailey Clinton-ave Title Guarantee and Trust Company Seney Hospital

Automobilic Tragedy After Pier Backing Fall Fatal

Marblehead Massachusetts June 2 Charles T Estabrook a Boston trust company bookkeeper was killed and Chlreenthera injured when a heavy touring car backed off the edge of the pier at the Boston Yacht Club house and fell fifteen feet to the water below. The car carried T F Rhoades Miss B Bassett and Miss Rowe Lamoreaux all of Newton.

Marblehead Masy Charles T. Estabrook Boston Trust Company Chlreenthera Estabrook T. F. Rhoades B. Bassett Rowe Lamoreaux Newton Boston Yacht Club

Auto Wreck Near Fatal After Trolley Collision

A touring car with three men and a woman crashed after passing a trolley on the Amboy division. The vehicle swung around and struck a mash near the rear, injuring the passengers and frightening Alfred Pope Jr., owner of the car, son of ex Postmaster Pope of Pinafelii. The trolley driver survived the collision with injuries.

Brunswick Publia Service Pope Pinafieli Pemut

Norse Captain Wins Clearing Paper Over Sweden

Captain Nilsen of the Tromp, a Norwegian flag ship, demanded a Norwegian clearance by erasing Sweden from the paper. At the Customs House the act was signed by the Swedish consul with hesitation from Vice Consul Hansen, who yielded. The Tromp sailed under Norway’s flag, marking a historic first for a Norwegian clearance from an American port.

Nilsen Tromp Norway Sweden United States Hansen Nisser

Children Run Down by Canarsie Train in East New York

Two children Benjamin Laury seven and Katie Stillman nine were severely injured when a Canarsie Railroad train struck a group of boys and girls on Westa avenue between Belmont and Pitkin avenues East New York. Both suffered fractured skulls and internal injuries with little chance of survival reported at St Marys Hospital. Another child was slightly hurt as onlookers fled from the tracks amid a rear sighting of the stalled Manhattan Beach division line. The Canarsie bound train from East New York collided after a whistle, with several children unable to escape.

Canarsie Railroad Westa Ave Belmont Pit Kins Aves Canarsie East New York Manhattan Beach Long Island Railroad Long Island

How To Grow Tall Quickly Cartilage Extension Method

Denver report by David B. Cropp and Fordyce Clemves from University of Colorado outlines a cartilage extension method. By applying vertical mechanical force, volunteers reportedly lengthen by two to five inches in four to eight weeks with permanent increases in height.

Tine Denver David B. Cropp Fordyce P. Clemves University of Colorado Oatem Mersons

The Second Empire Trail on New York Central Line

A new fast trail on the New York Central leaves Grand Central Baton 14 FB. artestbaay Evtea Steka Tochsatee 9 fidinaaSito B.S, "Wo'eacess taremaave.

New York Central Grand "Central Baton Artestbaay Evtea Steka Tochsatee fidinaaSito B.S

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PROBE Equitable Report Asbury Pennsylvania Railroad North Asbury Park Mr. Balfour Cont Don Vesuvius Volcano Aibonito Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co Whitehall Terwinath Perry Asbury Park Point Pleasant NORSE Colorado State University
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