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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

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Assembly Defeats Governor Sulzer Primary Bill Amid Turbulent Debate

A New York Assembly session ends with a decisive defeat of Governor Sulzer's direct primary bill as Tammany supporters denounce the governor and party factions shift votes. Several lawmakers switch to the affirmative, while others faced accusations of political maneuvering tied to hydroelectric and road projects in Greene Oneida and Erie counties.

Frome Tritone Aary Sulgers Tosamanyite Govenor Suter Kings Patric Greene Pullman Herkimer Norton Washington Abcontera Sessison Allen Oneida Frime Fescx Emde Kelley Onondaga Ae Brewster Steuben Sammany Getty Electric Fighting Corporations Samuel Brazésley Oneida Genty Tammany Few Sultr Giep Oneida County Beardsley Benator Peclham Tannersville Greene County Yivian Primu Warren Emerson Senate Peckham

Morning News Snippets Spark Conflicting Headlines

A jumble of brief items from this morning's edition covers politics, legal actions, and local incidents. Curran doubles claims. Hearst denies consulting. A parade in New Rochelle. a New Haven wreck. and talks on school funding surface amid broader political notes including tax discussions and opium bill debates.

McCourt Curran Sounth Hearst Swann Uate Ward Morgan Argentina New Rochelle Gmiels New Haven Witth Ave

Grant Engagement Announced for Cal May wedding

Ulysses S Grant Jr., son of the late President and Mrs A L Wills of Marshall, announced to day his engagement to a California partner. The wedding is planned for mid July in San Francisco. The bride is thirty five and the groom nearly sixty.

Cal Ulysses S Grant

Craze Bulls Rampage In Almeria Street Killing Man

Four bulls escaped en route to the bullring and charged through Almeria streets injuring many. One man died as the animals gored passersby. three bulls were captured while the fourth plunged into the sea and drowned.

Almeria Spain Goring Vphros

Rockefeller arrives for summer at Forest Hill in pink silk shirt

John D. Rockefeller, smiling and greeting crowds, arrives with Mrs Rockefeller and companions for a summer stay at Forest Hill. He had delayed three weeks awaiting the valet’s baby, and expresses happiness at the birth. He is joined there by Dr Bustard and others.

Perrimune Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Forest Hill Rockefeller Lucy Spellman John Hafner

Mayor on police boat narrowly avoids disaster in Hoboken incident

Mayor Gaynor had just returned from a luncheon aboard the Imperator when the police launch Patrol, bound for Pier A, collided with the steam lighter Leader near Barclay Street. The Patrol listed but stabilized after reversing engines. passengers were jolted but injuries deemed not serious. The Leader’s captain faced possible federal navigation action for ignoring signals.

Wagner Hoboken Yesterd Imperator Pier A Battery Barclay Street Hallock Newark Bay Transportation Company Maine Gaynor Waldo

Actress Mary Mannering Warrants for Auto Laws Violation

Detroit June date reports a warrant issued for actress Mary Mannering-Wadsworth for allegedly driving within six feet of a man and his son as they prepared to board a streetcar. John Flannery, Chicago packing company representative, said she almost caused a collision with a electric vehicle. Mannering-Wadsworth denied the charge and suggested the matter be handled by her husband.

Detroit Mary Mannering- Wadsworth John Flannery Chicago Flannery Mrs Mannering-Wadeworth

Geraghty Pays Fine With Check Signed By Wife

In Boston on June 24 Judge Sullivan fined Geraghty for allowing an unattended automobile on Washington Street. He tried to pay $5 with a $10 check signed Julia French Ge twenty. Court officer cashed the check and the fine was paid in cash as required.

Pesteerer Boston Ck" Geraghty Julia French Geraghty Ashington Street Sullivan Julia French Ge Geraglio

MPCourt Admits Doubling Curran Tells of Corridor Plea

The article details Alderman John F McCourt admitting to speaking with Detective Faye amid a probe into an indictment for perjury involving policeman Faye and Curran. It explains a letter by McCourt asking Rubin to seek dismissal and quotes the alleged corridor meeting in which Curran allegedly discussed pressuring Faye.

Tammany Alderman Faye John F. McCourt Charles Ye Faye Henry Ho Curran Aldermanic Police Curran Foye Criminal Courts Curran Committee Alderman McCourt Tammany Rubin McCourt Carrin Alderman Curran James Connerton Smith's Café Connerton Mr. Connerton

Flying boat voyage across Long Island Sound wowed club crowd

New York broker S Osgood Peil crossed Long Island Sound by a flying boat piloted at Westchester Country Club by L A Veins. Peil rode with outfitters, then rode home to Wheatley Hills as Vilas and Oscar Steaua joined the test flight. Glenn Curtiss attended, testing the new craft as sunset ended the first run.

S. Osgood Peil New York Westchester Country Club Long Island Sound Wheatley Hilly Long Island Me. Pell Weatcherster Country Club L.A Vilas Oscar Steaua Mr. Vilas Toures Sit Mr. Pell Ting Mr. Pell Pell Tin Country Dr. Vilas City Island Country Club Frederick F. A. Pearson Pearson Europe Glenn Curtis Manhattan Ami Som

Boy Killed by Inflation in Camden Face Fracas

Camden June 24 a hospital reports an eighteen year old man injured when fellow workers subjected him to compressed air forced down his throat via a tube. Two youths, Eugene B and Walter Lemon aged seventeen, were arrested charged with involvement in the death of De Finis during the incident.

Camden N. J Fin Eugene B Walter Lemon de Finis

Sister Heir of Chuck Connor Faces Probate Claim

Elizabeth V. Mills was granted letters of administration in the Surros fates Court yesterday for Patrik G. O'Conner known as Chuck Connor. Philip O'Conner renounced all claims in favor of his sister, who is left with valued holdings and a reported diet on May 14.

Chuck’ Connor Chiatown Elizabeth V. Mills Chuck" Conner Patrik G. O'Conner Philip O'Conner

Abandons Sick Wife Prompt Divorce Award

Justice Gerard awarded Mrs Mattie Weinstein $104 weekly alimony and a separation from Louie Mayonne Weinstein after she alleged abandonment due to her tuberculosis. Weinstein admitted leaving his wife claiming a legal right, but the court found the reason deplorable and rarely persuasive in such cases.

Gerard Ina Mattie Weinstein Louie Weln Weinstein

Pigeon Crosses Equator in New Homing Record

Bunny Jim a racing pigeon owned by Stephen Krupa of this city returned from Rio de Janeiro to Ayrele Jeannette, Penn., after forty eight days. The bird’s feat marks the first time a homing pigeon has traversed from a point below the equator to home. Previous shipments to Africa and South America had not produced a similar equatorial crossing.

Ayrele

McNab attacks McReynolds over Caminetti Diggs cases

In San Francisco on June 24 John L. McNab expanded his opposition to the administration and to Attorney General McReynolds. He charged the AG with interfering with judicial process, delaying trials for Caminetti Diggs and Western Fuel, and acting as a de facto court for favored defendants. He urged constitutional amendment and warned of political corruption, with continuation noted on page two.

San Francisco John L.1feNab McReynards McNab Digsa Secretary of Labor Caminett Diggs Caminetti California Bar Western Fuel

Wilson Upholds McReynolds and Lets Minar Go

President Wilson accepted the resignation of U S Attorney John L McNab for the Northern District of California and upheld McReynolds. He ordered immediate steps to press Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel Company cases with special Pacific Coast lawyers named as possible prosecutors. Cabinet members explained the delay and stated full records will be disclosed to justify administration actions.

Tribune Bureau Washington W! Lon John L. McNab United States Northern District of California McReynolds Western Fuel Company Wilson Pacific Coast Francis J. Heney Matthew J. Sullivan Thomas Hay Des San Francisco Sullivan Heney Abe” Ruef Secretary of Labor McNab Acc Diggs- Caminetti Clayton House Committee On Judiciary Kahn Department of Justice Western Fund “Company Judiciary Committee House

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