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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1910

Page

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Forte Offers Ten Settle for One Hundred Thousand

Secretary MacVeagh visits the port amid the Panama hat undervaluation affair and a broad overhaul plan. An importer proposes a around one hundred thousand dollar settlement. if accepted, prosecutions may be avoided. The shakeup aims to reform the Appraiser's department and related offices. MacVeagh will attend the Yale Harvard boat race before returning to Washington.

Franklin MacVeagh the Treasury Loeb Legal Department Government Wanmaker Wanmoaker Commission Department Persen Treasury Department MacVeagh New London Washington

Northwestern farmers drive big bull market in wheat at Minneapolis

Northwestern farmers flood Minneapolis grain pits as brokers rush to the Chamber of Commerce. Wheat trends higher with September futures around 107 to 112 1/2 cents as North Dakota growers, some worth millions, mobilize in a renewed push after drought and rust years. Telegraph orders pour in from rural sellers and speculators.

The Tribune St. Paul Northwestern Minneapolis Chamber of Commeres North Dakota

Missouri girl flags Glidden tour car with red dress

Omaha dispatch describes Blanche Younger of Burlington Junction Missouri acting heroically during the Glidden tour when she attached part of her red dress to a stick to flag an American Automobile Association Reo amid a culvert hazard. The stopping car saved four passengers led by tour secretary L Ferguson and assistant J A Hemstreet of Brooklyn and driver C W McDowell with J W Cogarn of Mount Vernon New York.

the Tribune Omaha Blanche Younger Burlington Junction American Automobile Association Reo L. Ferguson J. A. Hemstreet Brooklyn C. W. McDowell J. W. Cogarn Mount Vernon N. Y

Negro fires on crowd after trolley dispute on Madison Avenue

J Jerry a negro and his wife boarded a northbound trolley on Madison Avenue. After a dispute over mutilated transfers he struck conductor Joseph Eichele and fought off a crowd. Jerry fired a revolver injuring no one. ex Judge Alton B Parker witnessed the scene as Patrolman Nilon detained him.

Plate J. Jerry Madison Avenue Joseph Eichele Eichele Jerry 56Th Street Bichele Alton B. Parker Nilon East List Street

Borah’s Joke Opens Doors at 4 30 O Clock

Senator Borah faced a Treasury door keeper after 4 30 p m closing. The Idaho senator explained his “progressive” label and was admitted as a United States senator.

Washington Borah Treasury Department Idaho Capitol The Treasury West Mr. Borah United States

Impromptu Chariot Race On Sixth Avenue Amid Runaway Horse

A horse attached to a hansom bolted down Sixth Avenue between 42nd and 33rd streets after being frightened by exploding torpedoes. Dozens of cabbies chased it. Patrolman Benjamin Merritt diverted it with a red lamp near 34th Street, sparing a mother and two children. The horse collided with a wagon loaded with iron rails for the McAdoo tunnel project, and both were towed to West 30th Street station where they remained unclaimed.

Sixth Avenue Benjamin Merritt 34Th Street McAdoo West 30Th Street

Hotel man held for arson and insurance claim

William D. Rockefeller thirty seven year old assistant manager of the Hotel Martinique New York was arrested in Worcester Massachusetts charged with burning a Rutland farmhouse with intent to defraud. He bought land with buildings last November and claimed twenty thousand dollars on the fire loss while police pursued the mystery surrounding the blaze.

Tribune Worcester Mass Rutland William D. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller

Zeppelin's Great Airship Wrecked in Heavy Gale

Deutschland the Zeppelins passenger airship lies wrecked in the Teutoburg forest after a stormy flight from Dusseldorf to Minister. Thirty three aboard none injured. Engineers repair motors as the craft drifts and finally lands with damaged frames and ripped silk.

Dusseldorf Germany Count Zeppelin Deutschland Herr Colesmann Herr Duerr Zeppelin Company Kannenberg Dortmund Minister

Dallas Appeals Court Upholds City Telephone Ordinance

The Texas State Court of Civil Appeals upheld Dallas against Southwestern Telephone Company in a challenge to the city initiative and referendum ordinance passed last April. The ordinance sets service charges, bans advance rentals, and offers subscribers 10 percent discount if the 10th falls after service.

The Tribune Dallas Tex State Court of Civil Appeals City of Southwestern Telephone Company Is Servica

Brooklyn mattress hides forty thousand in foreign funds

A Romanian Jewish woman named Marcelle Webber is detained at Ellis Island on an accomplice charge in a Cairo bank embezzlement. About 38 000 to 40 000 is alleged to be concealed in a Brooklyn boarding house mattress, with her lover Paul Webber at large. The money was recovered and sent to a safety deposit, as authorities pursue further action.

Cairo Egypt Brooklyn Marcelle Webber Paul Webber Foreign Department Webbers Graf Waldersee Paul Ellis Island Department of Commerce and Labor Webber Williams Washington

Terrell Tries Death by Own Action

Edwin H. Terrell former United States Minister to Belgium lies dying at his San Antonio home after firing a bullet into his forehead Saturday night Melancholia is cited as the cause He is a Harvard graduate and among the Southwest’s wealthiest men and Republican leaders He served as minister to Belgium from 1899 to 1903 and was in close correspondence with King Leopold being decorated as a grand officer of the Order of Leopold

United States Wise the Tribune San Antonio Tex Edwin H. Terrell Belgium Terrell Harvard Southwest Leopold Order of Leopold

Italian Priest Freed After Five Days in New Haven

Father Salvatore Lacorti of the order of St. Francis in Italy was jailed five days as a supposed fake priest. He was soliciting funds in New Haven and other places, wore his robes, and spoke through an interpreter. Officials later learned he had authentic papers and nolled the case.

the Tribune New Haven Father Salvatore Lacorti Order of St. Francis Italy Father Lacerti Rocco Seradi

Sudden Death Jams City Street Scene

Baruch Lishin collapsed at his fruit and vegetable shop on East 49th Street. An ambulance surgeon diagnosed heat prostration. Mrs Lishin and the two sons, aged nineteen and twenty one, suffered hysteria, prompting police to call for East Dirt Street station reserves to clear the crowd.

Baruch Lishin East 49Th Street East Dirt Street Lishin Flower Hospital John Fraser

Mrs. Alice Pearce Arrested After Bellevue Hospital Detention

Mrs. Alice Crowninshield Rogers Pierce, formerly of Boston and Meadow Brook Hunt Club, is hospitalized at Bellevue after an intoxication and disorderly conduct incident at the Casino. She gave the name Alice Pearce and claimed to be 18, with husband William Payne arranging bail that was not accepted. Mrs Carter Payne denied recent contact with her.

Alice Crowninshield Rogers Pierce Thomas W. Pierce Boston Meadow Brook Hunt Club Bellevue Hospital Arsenal Police Sta Mrs. Pierce Rogers Pelham Manor William L. Payne Majestic Hotel 72D Street Central Park West Leslie Carter Payne Bellevue Carter Payne The Majestic Pearce

Bomb explosion in Barcelona kills passerby injures four police

Police found a street bomb in Barcelona on June 28. While transporting the device to the city laboratory, it exploded in a patrol wagon, killing a passerby and seriously injuring four policemen. The Hudson River Day Line special notice follows.

Barcelona

Rageweed Inn Ad Proclaims Greenwich Holiday Resort

Rageweed Inn in Greenwich Connecticut 28 miles from New York off Post Road advertises a holiday outing with facilities including a garage golf and tennis as a Ban Ideal resort option.

Greenwich Conn N. Y Post Road

Two Midshipmen and Widow Missing in Annapolis Rescue Attempt

At Annapolis on June 28, first class Midshipmen Sherman M. Nason and Grisby E. Thomas and Mrs Marie Bowyer, widow of Captain Bowyer, are missing after a skiff voyage to bathe near Horn Point. A large search using steam launches and marines failed to locate them.

Tribune Annapolis Naval Academy Sherman M. Nason Newport R. L Grisby E. Thomas Union Bridge Marie Bowyer John M. Bowyer Academy Mirtzbaugh Seales Bagley Nason Camp Perry Ohio Academy Range Midshipmen Navy Wakefield Mass Bowyer Navy Department

Eleven year old captain hurt sliding for home in rock filled field

An eleven year old boy, John Sicha, captain of his nine, broke his left arm in two places while attempting to steal home in the ninth inning. An ambulance surgeon and a policeman tried to get him to quit as he slid on a rock strewn field near Wales avenue between 152d and 155th streets.

John Sicha John 152D 155Th Street Wales Avenue

Manila Drydock Dewey Refloated After Submersion

The drydock Dewey was refloated this morning in Manila, appearing undamaged by its long submersion. After a failed attempt yesterday, pumps continued to operate, making large gains in flooded chambers and raising the dock until it floated free. A board inspects the sinking cause.

Manila Dewey

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