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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1912

Page

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Seligman Dies In West Side Auto Crash

Alfred Lincoln Seligman retired banker and youngest son of Joseph Seligman died when his car collided with a Horton Stuart vehicle at West End Avenue and 72nd Street. His private secretary Morris Rainger was badly injured and died later at Flower Hospital. Larkin the garage keeper and both chauffeurs escaped injuries as ambulances rushed to Bellevue and Flower hospitals. The incident led to coroner inquiry with no arrests.

Alfred Lincoln Seligman Issac N. Seligman J. & W. Seligman & Co William Street West End Avenue 72D Street Russell W. Stuart Dahl West 50Th Street Seligman Greenwich Mr. Seligman Mr. Rainger Harry Larkin Goth Street Star Stuart Mr. Stuart Herbert J. North Ross Street Brooklyn Robert Andrews West Tith Street George Noback West Sith Street Chatsworth Apartments Riverside Delve Broadway Seifert Sth Street Rainger Larkin Mia John & Hayter Ach John 5 Hue West T2d Huyler James Larkin Flower Hospital West Sth Street Feinberg Tuck Joseph Seligman Bavaria New Orleans Ret Packer Lehigh Valley Railrad Alabama Inne

Colonel Roosevelt Says He Could Have Won Nomination

Former President Roosevelt claims the Republican nomination was within reach on Taft's renomination day but he refused the offer. He outlines plans to form a new party, recounting delegates’ push to overturn Taft and the failed pledge drive to unite the Roosevelt faction. Roosevelt says no compromise or straddling and hints at Democratic support for a new party.

Cleveland Oyster Bay Chicago Roosevelt Lis Prent Taft Taft Coronel Roosevelt Hosag Hin H

Cook Kills Her Mistress in Kitchen Tragedy near Vienna

A violent crime near Vienna Georgia ends in the carving knife murder of Mrs. Jordan by her enslaved servant after a rebuke over dinner prep. The killer fled but was captured later that afternoon and is being taken to Hawkinsville. The Jordan household, including strikingly described Mrs. Jordan, faced shock as police pursue further action.

Vienna Jane Date Fk F Hawkineville Tyneting Jordan South Georgia Beal

Nearing McKinley Peak Parker Browne Party Aims High

Tacoma June 24 Mrs George Browne reports son Helmere Browne and Professor Herschel Parker of Columbia University led an expedition toward Mount McKinley. They note easier passes, two new glaciers surveyed for the American Geographical Society, and a near reach of the summit. The team uses sleds and dogs, and Glacier City mining camp has formed nearby. Browne plans a June finish and a book, with field letters from Eureka Mining Station in Alaska describing heavy snow delays but favorable progress.

Tacoma Wash George Browne Helmere Browne Herschel Parker Cotwinbia University Mount McKinley Fourbanks Parker-Frowne Muldown Glacier American Geographical Society Prospectora Glacier City Tarker Browne Fairbanks Mount McKinle Charles Naegele Profeasor Parker Brooklyn Eureka Kanthshia River Alaska Profesor Parker Nion Agua

Democratic Convention Coverage by The Tribune Team

The Democratic Convention in Baltimore will be reviewed by Samuel G. Blythe in The New York Tribune. Boardman Robinson will cartoon the event, with a corps of writers providing expert dispatches. Readers will get convention news in Tribune style and timing details for travel between New York and Baltimore.

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Meals 35 Cents a Day for Girls Club Lodging

Gertrude Reynolds, matron of Lehmidianp Operative Club for Girly, explains new rules for a girls club opening tomorrow in Cinel. Young women will pay 25 cents daily for meals and one dollar weekly for lodging, described as a home for rest and care with minimal expenses and no profit.

Girls’ Club Miss Reynolds

Army Aviator Badly Hurt in Biplane Crash

Washington, June 24 Carl L Hamilton an Instructor at the United States army aviation school at College Park Mo was perhaps fatally injured this evening in a biplane accident. Flying alone at about one hundred feet the aircraft plunged to the ground and was smashed to pieces. Hamilton was pinned beneath the wreckage but extricated by planal corpsmen and rushed to a hospital where his injuries may prove fatal.

Washington Carl L. Hamilton United States Army Aviation School College Park Hamilton

Film That Won’t Burn Promises Safe Moving Pictures

London demonstration showcases a non combustible moving picture film hailed as eliminating fire risk in theatres. Lieutenant Colonel Fox, head of the Fire Brigade Officers' Association, approves after testing the film dubbed Kryptok or Pebbles.

London High Holborn Colon’ Fox Fire Brigade Officers’ Association

Gaynor's Cabinet Busy in Baltimore for Democratic Nomination

SIAM correspondent reports Baltimore scene on June 24 with Mayor William J. Gaynor’s cabinet and allied clubs mobilizing for a possible Democratic presidential nomination. Key figures include Henry S. Thompson Michael J. Drummond Joseph Johnson Archibald J. Watson Hill Edwards and Murphy. Some fear a Bryan fight may stampede the convention toward Nebraska’s William Jennings Bryan.

Baltimore William J. Gaynor Toonight Himerson Gaynor New York City Jacob A. Cantor Ltter Victor Henry 8. Thompson Michael J. Drummond Department of Charities Joseph Johnson Conperasion Archibald J. Watson Big Hill” Edwards Murphy Hob Adamson

Bryan Forces Fight for Progressives in Baltimore Convention

The Democratic National Committee nominated Judge Alton B. Parker for temporary chairman by a 31 to 22 vote. William Jennings Bryan planned to fight Parker on the floor, with the possibility of presenting a Progressive alternative if a suitable candidate could be found. The clash pits Bryan's radical forces against conservatives backing Parker, with tensions rooming over compromise and leadership as Baltimore previews a fierce, public struggle.

National Committee Parker Baltimore Democratic National Committee Alton B. Parker Ollie James O'Gorman William Jennings Bryan Judge Parker Bryan Chicago William J. Bryan Roosevelt Mr. Bryan Colonel Bryan Wilson Old Guard National Committee Met Today the “Old Guard Mr. Parker

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