Tamerlane Leads Lipton Cup Bermuda Race After Rescue
The Tamerlane captained by Thomas Pleming Day and crew of six finished near Bermuda, reporting no sight of rival Gauntlet as Lila suffered a mast break off Sandy Hook. Lila and Gauntlet started May 26 from Brooklyn Yacht Club. Lila halted for mast repair, then resumed May 29. The Tamerlane logged 170 miles Friday and sits ahead in the Lipton Cup contest.
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Frank Mates
Seed
Thomas Pleming Day
Brooklyn Yacht Club
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G. W. Robinson
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Sanny Hook
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Would-be Slayer of the King Kills Himself in Torrejon de Ardos
Madrid reports Manuel Morales, prime suspect in the royal wedding bomb plot, killed after shooting a guard in Torrejon de Ardos. He then shot himself, as villagers and authorities described a dramatic capture and the aftermath.
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Torrejon de Ardos
Manuel Morales
Alfonso
Victoria
Morales
Alca
Senor Cuesta
Barcelona
Cuesta
Vilegers
Francisco Martinez
Woman Denies Charge Amid Crossing Line Fight
A woman denies a complaint connected to a confrontation at Cananea. The report notes ongoing tension and a disputed incident centered on a line crossing.
Cananea Turmoil Kills Dozens as Rurales Quell Strike
Reports recount renewed clashes near Cananea as Mexican strikers confront rurales led by Colonel Kosterlisky. Five rioters killed and three injured, with one rural shot but not seriously hurt. American volunteers, guards at Colonel Greene's home, and Cananea under martial law. Conservatively, 63 Mexicans and 6 Americans killed over two days.
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Col Wo) Greene
Kosterlitsky
Hermostilo
Greene
Bisbee
Ariz
Cananea
Naco
Ysabel
Sonora
Kosterlisky
Body of James Quinlan Found Near Rateway Track
The body of James Quinlan was found beside a rateway track south of Shelby after reports of a throat cut. Police are investigating the fatal stabbing with local authorities gathering evidence at the scene.
Quiet Claim of Lynching Doom From Whitefish Letter Exchange
A man named James Quinlan, about 30, was found dead beside the Montana & Great Northern track 16 miles north of Shelby. A severed windpipe and scattered clues suggest self-inflicted death after writing letters to Governor Toole seeking a reprieve.
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James Quitclan
Libby
Flathead County
Shelby
Teton County
Montana & Great Northern Railway
Phil S. Cole
Quinlan
Crovernor Toole
Pellet
Mont
Nan
Whitefish
Caree
Cut Bank
James Quinlan
Cgovernor Toole
North Verksburg
Cole
North Ferrisburg
Two Finnish children burned in house fire tragedy
Mrs Hilma Ylenni, a Finnish scrubwoman, left children alone while at work. The younger boy, two and a half, died within half an hour from clothes catching fire after they played with matches. The girl, four and crippled, is in critical condition.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Hilma Ylenni
Wu Ting Fang Quits Ruling Role Likely to Move to Shanghai
Wu Ting Fang former Chinese minister to Washington has left Peking on leave, likely to reside in Shanghai amid disgust with official life. Once influential with the empress dowager, his reform agenda faced court opposition and he was sidelined to minor posts. He has long denounced corruption in Chinese officialdom.
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Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Shanghai
America
Ile
Sermon Delivers Graduation Address at State University
Rev. Floyd J. Mynard of Great Mall deliverd the annual baccalaureate at the state university in Missoula. He warned of the danger in the rapid haste of modern life and its effect on thoroughness and lasting work. A special musical program accompanied the event.
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Floyd J. Mynard
Great Mall
Minnie Wheeler Killed in Morristown Runaway Crash
New York resident Miss Minnie Wheeler daughter of the late A Wheeler dramatist and critic was killed today in a runaway accident at Morristown New Jersey.
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Minnie Wheeler
A. Wheeler
Nym Crynkle
Morristown
N. J
Harbors of Anarchists Topic Spurs British Law Talk
London in June debates an anti anarchist law after an attack on King Alfonso and Queen Victoria. Scotland Yard reports no known anarchists have left Britain while two attackers linked to Paris are under observation in London. The royal protection pact issue looms amid ongoing inquiries.
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Alfonso
Victoria
Great Britain
Scotland Yard
Madrid
Spain
Paris
California Legislature Passes Five Measures
Sacramento Calif June reports the California Legislature adjourned after passing five bills deemed urgent, two of lesser importance. The measures, backed by the San Francisco Committee of 40, received the governor's signature and were filed as law before the holiday term ends.
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Sacramento
Cal
San Francisco
Copper Mine Strikes Push to Eight-Hour Day at El Paso
In El Paso on June 4 a strike by Arizona Copper Company workers demands an eight-hour day. The plant has been idle since Bridary but promises a return to work on July. Nearby Detroit Copper Company also attempts to break the strike by rehiring many San Francisco refugees.
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Tex
Arizona Copper Compas No Moret
Bridary
Detroit Copper Company
San Franigo
Services Held in Honor of Carl Schurz in Chicago
A large audience filled the Auditorium for memorial services honoring Carl Schurz. The event, held June 3 under varied auspices including the Military Order of the Loyal Legion and Grand Army posts, featured music and tributes to Schurz as a patriot and German American statesman.
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Chicago
Carl Schurgz
Sebaddion
Troops Likely to Return From Naco Post
Washington reports four cavalry units sent from Fort Huachuca to Naco Arizona over Cananea unrest may be recalled within days. General Bell will discuss with Secretary Taft whether orders exist to stay, but officials say there are no new army developments and troops will go back to their post if no necessity to remain at Naco is found.
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Naco
Ariz
Fort Huachuca
Cananea
Mexico
Bell
Taft
Steadman
Fort Hundhucat
Canawhea
Department
War Department
Metcalf Brothers Cremated in Caumanea Riot Deaths
George and William Metcalf, two Santa Barbara brothers killed in the Caumanea riot, were siblings of W. B. Metcalf, Santa Barbara County treasurer and Central Savings Bank cashier. Both were Santa Barbara natives. George, the elder, was UC graduate.
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Cal
George
William .Metcalf
Caumanea
W. B. Metcalf
Santa Barbara County
the Central Savings Bank
George Metcalf
University of California
Short-Haired Students From China Sail For Seattle
Peking June 3 James W. Ramsdale American consul General at Tientsin gave no farewell reception yesterday to the students who sail from Kobe June 26 on the Tango Maru for Seattle accompanied by 44 Chinese students who will be distributed among eastern colleges All Americans residing in Tientsin attended the reception The students belong to good Chinese families and all speak English They have been outfitted with foreign clothes and they will leave Shavetini
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Peking
James W. Ramsdale
Tientsin
Lor
Temnms
Kobe
Japan
Seattle
Whoa
ATL
Butte Miners Split Over Federation Seating Controversy
The Western Federation of Miners and the Butte Miners' union No. 7 clash over seating John C. Lowney and Patrick Duffy. Fed calls Butte to complete delegation by new appointees after walkouts. Delegates applauded as telegram orders action, while both sides await Butte's reply.
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Butte
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