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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1912

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Turning Tide Seen On Third Term In 1904 Politics

From Beverly Massachusetts reports show the novelty of the third term movement fading as Taft leads and Oscar Straus appears strongest for the nomination. State and local observers across New York Chicago Washington Los Angeles Midwest districts note shifting sentiment toward the Third Term line, with strong organizational efforts and mixed results in recent elections.

Tribune Beverly Mass Taft Andyax Maltimore Tart Thse New York Chicago Rk CY Oscar S Straus Straus New Hilles Mulvane Diekema Washington Perkins Los Angeles Roosevelt Juinson Baltots

Local Morning Briefs Bring Mixed News Across City

The morning edition fields a jumble of items from Newark to San Francisco including mayoral remarks, front page war notes, homicide trial updates, and a weather storm in Upstate New York. It mentions fire chief funding, a republic convention, and a protest of political tensions. Obituaries and a women’s news section close the page.

Yawin Gould Newark Wilson Murrey Haye New York Prem Hudson River Front San Francisco Murray Crown W. D. Haywood Boston Grace Murder

Reconciled In The Air Aviator And Wife Patch Up

Mineol Long Island Sept 1. After two weeks friends predicted a reconciliation. George W Beatty and Genevieve W O Hagan patched up after Beatty flew with his wife in an airship to Hempstead field. They landed smiling and said they forgave. Beatty was paroled a month after a complaint of assault. They met at the aviation field and later went up for a spin as wind allowed. Beatty performed stunts and used the trip to mend their differences.

Hempstead Fluins Beatty Genevieve W. O'Hagan New York Netty Justice Dibler

Bliss records found may shed light on 1904 campaign gifts

Washington reports a portion of the late Cornelis N. Bliss books as treasurer of the Republican National Committee in the 1904 presidential campaign have likely been found and may be produced before the Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures. Senator Pomerene said the search centers on the Harriman fund and a claimed S100 Roosevelt fund contribution through John D. Archbold.

Washington Cornelis N. Bliss Republican National Committee Senate Pomerene Ohio George B. Cortelyou Chaiman Republican Committee Buss Harriman Fund Roosevelt Fund Standard Ol Company John D. Archbold

King at Manoeuvres in East Anglia War Game

London reports the annual army manoeuvres focus on repelling an invading raid on London with sixty thousand troops involved. The King will observe operations from tomorrow morning while the aeroplane feature draws interest and the War Office bans monoplanes from manoeuvres testing.

London East Anglia War Office

Jockey Club Moves Against Doping at Longchamp Meet

Paris opens a drastic anti doping crackdown in racing as saliva samples from each race winner are sealed for analysis. Trainers face severe discipline if drugs are detected. American entrant Sweetness wins the Prix de Sablonville for two year olds, a five and a half furlong race worth £2000.

Paris Sept. Sa Jockey Club France Jockeylab Havng W. K. Vanderbilt

Pittsfield Cleanups by Trade Board Members

In Pittsfield Massachusetts on September 1 a group of six prominent men and civic committee members cleaned city sidewalks. They labeled the cleared walks with Cleaned by the Board of Trade after several earlier notices went unheeded. Participants included President George H. Southard Jr and others from business and law, who worked from 6:50 to 8:00 am brushing and tidying the streets.

Pittssfield Mass Pittsfield Board of Tra Pres Dent George Hi. Southard, Jr New York George H. Cooper Joseph Ward Lewis Arthur Baker Ralph M. Dennett Uring G. Tobbing Mannufacturer Carl B. Lindhold

Sloop Sprite Ablaze Off Gravesend Bay Rescue of 14

A 30 foot auxiliary sloop owned by Louie of Parish Oswego County New York burst into flames off Ocean Parkway near Coney Island after a gasoline explosion. Det Tackowski and Patrolman Cody led rescue efforts, saving all 14 aboard who escaped into the water and later assisted by lifeguard Albert Shean. Firemen extinguished the blaze as the caretaker and a friend fled with false names.

Ocean Parkway Sprite Loulea Parish Oswego County N. Y Gravesend Bay Paulson Nixald Aliouf Coney Tackowski Cody Coney Island Albert Shean Rese

Pastor Bakeman Leaves Schenectady Church Post

The Rev. Robert A. Bakeman, assistant to Mayor George Ro Lunn and pastor of Peoples Church in Schenectady, preached his farewell sermon and announced he would work as a laborer under Street Cleaning Superintendent John Hickey. He declared in his sermon that he could no longer preach because he could not believe there was a God.

Robert A. Bakeman George Ro Lunn Schenectady 1 Peoples Church John Hickey Bakeman

Man Killed as Repair Truck Crashes in City Street

Harry Connolly of 40 East 0th Street was crushed to death when two Falisen Company repair trucks collided on First Avenue. A boy tampered with a truck switch, triggering current and causing Connolly to approach the disabled vehicle and become caught by the controller handle. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon.

Harry Cannons No. 40 East 0Th Street Falisen Company First Avenue Connolly Iuex Peet Cruspine Connelly

Tragic Naval Cadets Die in Lake Michigan Drowning

A group of twelve Navy recruits drowned in Lake Michigan near North Chicago during a training pleasure trip. Seventeen others were thrown into the lake. four were resuscitated by pulmator machines. Chief Gunner's Mate William Negus tried to save the boat and its crew, diving repeatedly, but perished after aiding the others for hours.

Tribune Chicago United States Naval Bt North Chicago Lake Michigan William Negus Helan

China authorizes loan negotiations amid signed documents

A dispatch from Peking to The Times says China’s Minister of Finance informally pressed the six power group to resume the $50,000,000 loan negotiations negotiated with a London bank. The group declined to reopen talks while other negotiations continued in London. The minister promised to instruct the London envoy not to sign the final agreement or accept payments under the August 30 contract.

London Hie Hoon Peking the Times

Bernhardt Honored in London Arrival and Tribute

Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, age sixty eight, arrived in London to a national tribute. Arthur Bourchier received her at Folkesstone and spoke in French about honoring the English stage community. She will open a six weeks season at the Coliseum with Lucrece Borgia.

London Mme Sarah Bernhardt Folkestone Arthur Bourchier Mme. Bernhardt Victor Hugo Lucréce Borgia

Death in Taxi Drive: Blindness Sells Pain to End Life

AP Tannert, 54, manager at Galland, Werkman & Co, drove a taxi through Central Park to end his life after years of eye trouble and mounting business stress. He left letters to Isabelle Marquard and George Hilcens. coroner withheld them. Driver said he boarded a Broadway car at 86th Street before entering the taxi.

AP Tannert Galland Yam Dusiness Misa Isabelle Marquard No. BA West Sith Street George Hilcens Tinterwanser Strasse Berlin Germany Feinberg Arapnal Police Station Mr. Tannert Miss Marquard James A. Lynch Marquards Tannert

Rosenthal murder suspects moved apart in Tombs

Lefty Rosenberg and Gip the Blood were moved to separate cells at the Tombs away from Lt Becker after arrest for the Rosenthal murder. Sullivan and other witnesses were kept nearby as prosecutors plan likely hearings. Wives and a pickpocket associate were held as witnesses at $1,900 bail and $100 bail respectively.

Whitman Dougherty Frank Moss Louie Rosenberg Gip the Blood Harry Horowitz Herman Rosenthal Charles Becker Moss St. Louis Lefty Gyp Becker Hecker Rosenthal Sullivan Jack Sullivan Jacob Reich Loute West Side Court Bald Jack Ron Feinberg Max Kahn Samuel Kramer Hall Kahn Raphart Sacks Woodward Avenue Rosenberg Horowitz Goff Supreme Court

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