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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
8
Mrs Sidney Harris seeks alimony amid disputes with her husband. The plea outlines ongoing quarrels and financial tensions within the household. Authorities report marital strain affecting daily life, with legal actions appearing as the case develops.
In a Supreme Court alimony case, Mrs Harris seeks support from former husband Harris amid a tangled family feud involving John R Brady widow Joan Brady Herbert Harriman and Barrymore relatives. Court records reveal clashes over marriage, theater careers, and custody, with Harris citing his wife's amateur acting and estrangement as grounds and custody of their daughter.
In a tangled case at 17 Livingston Place, Mrs. Sidney Harris pursues alimony amid a web of estrangement and exposure. Her husband faced financial ruin from stock losses, leading to an apartment loss and a prolonged estrangement. Details reveal jealousy, engagements to multiple men, and alleged interference by in-laws. The dispute stretches over years with agented accounts and accusations among family members and former spouses.
Seven aviators arrived in Calais from Roubaix in the Hetropens etrewle aviation race. Vidart, Vedrine, and Reaumont led the group, with Ethotroke down near Roubaix. The seventh stage to Lover was postponed to Monday at the English commissioners’ request.
A biplane failed during a first flight near Chalons sur Marne injuring Lieutenant Trochen fatally and another crewman. Trochen was taken to hospital in critical condition after the wreck. The article notes aviation figures and mentions military planes and a separate arrival of Porfirio Maz.
David Johnson, known as Davy Johnson, dies after intestine surgery at Hereford apartments. A famed bookmaker and racehorse owner, he earned headlines for striking returns and repeated comebacks. His horse Rossban won $1990 in the Big Train, and he set turf records at Belmont Park. He was fifty two, twice married, with notes of his casino and betting life.
The state pursues extradition for George Curphey and Captain T K Riley amid alleged conspiracy and contempt. A governor set noon tomorrow for a new hearing to review the application supported by State counsel seeking ex-Governor Hughes opinion on Hofstot’s prior extradition ruling.
William J. Aomnaday, director of The Bronx Zoological Gardens, hails the Hayne-Haulvelt act prohibiting the sale of all wild American game in New York State. He calls it the Gettysburg of the war between destruction and defense, predicting a rollback of slaughter and urging neighboring states to follow. The lull was drafted at Hornady's urging and faced early opposition.
Health Commissioner Lederle warned of possible tetanus risk from fireworks before the Fourth of July. He said ample antitoxin is on hand and a medical inspector will distribute doses and observe patients. Public urged to report fireworks injuries immediately to prevent further cases.
Riot authorities report over twenty injured as seamen clash with police at Hull. Strikers used blackjacks, prompting late night charges to disperse crowds. Damage spread to Shipping Federation offices and ship company premises amid failed settlement talks. Authorities from Board of Trade mediated but proposals were rejected by 12,000 seamen.
A Boston harbor incident involving United Fruit Company crews and picket lines escalated when union and non union firemen clashed aboard the Almirante, with water hoses deployed and police alerted. Pier officials and ship officers moved to ready the vessel as delegates urged union men to quit. The harbor police responded as tensions flared and crowding occurred along Pier A.
The French cabinet read a policy declaration to be presented to the Chamber of Deputies. It outlines budget reform, a bill to suppress hebenitarians, protection for regional products, a workers pension law to start in July, tighter state control of railroads, and a firm aim to enforce public service discipline and a strong economic push for national commerce.
Government orders from Copenhagen prevent any landing of General Cipriano Castro the deposed Venezuelan president on St Thomas island. Steamship agents have been notified to enforce the ban and deter arrival attempts.
The German government opens an investigation among Solingen cutlery makers into alleged New York customs frauds where large consignments were seized for undervaluation. Local manufacturers say American officers acted to aid U S rivals, and the inquiry will gather information on the point.
In the Assembly Foreign Minister Machado said foreign Catholic communities would stay under the pre law status. A Lisbon dispatch reported Britain France Italy and Germany warned that foreign churches would close July 1 unless these churches and church bodies comply with the separation law.
Madrid June 29 The Eucharistic Congress closed with a long procession of about fifty thousand people through the main streets. Troops lined the route amid rumors of possible clashes with Republicans, but no disorder occurred. Cardinal Aguirre gave benediction before King Alfonso and Queen Victoria as Republican papers note calls for Catholic tolerance and cine rights.
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