Stanton Suit to Recover on Policy Set for Trial
James J. Stanton, executor of Dr. Thomas Stanton, sues Travelers Insurance for 10000 claiming the policy on his brother's life paid for an accident death. The estate says lifting a basket caused an acute appendicitis and death after an operation. The insurer argues the death was not an accident and no benefits are due.
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Travelers’ Insurance Co
New York
Thomas Stanton
State Street
Stanton
Roosevelt Movement Receives First Direct Wireless Message
United Press reports from aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria that the first direct wireless message about Colonel Roosevelt’s movement has been received in the United States. The message mirrors the correspondent’s dispatch to London.
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United Press Today
Roosevelt
London
Local Obituaries Died in City June 1910 Rourke Bogey and Smith
An obituary notices record deaths of Annie O Rourke at 274 Pembroke street with funeral at St Marys Church and interment at St Michaels cemetery. Mary Bogey of 1159 North avenue funeral from St Patricks and burial at St Michaels. Alice Buckingham Morrison funeral in New York with burial in Fairfield East cemetery. William D Smith of 172 DeKalb avenue funeral from his residence and St Marys Church with burial at cemetery.
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St. Michael's Cemetery
New York City
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Daniel W. Morrison
East 78Th Street
New York
Fairfield East Cemetery
Fairfield
M. Smith
William D. Smith
DeKalb Avenue
St. Mary's Church
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New York Welcomes Roosevelt Amid Parade Plans
New York crowds gather for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as preparations for a grand welcome proceed. A massive Fifth Avenue review line, security by police, and a ceremonial salute mark the planned events. Guests include Lodge and Longworth. Columbus merchants aim to invite Roosevelt to the July 4 exposition. An estate inventory for the late William Flynn lists real estate at 1,475 and personal property at 15.
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New York Harbor
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United States
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Teddy
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Committee of Arrangements
Albany
Douglas Robinson
Senator Lodge
Longworth
Columbus
J. M. Metcalf
Dennis Kelly
T. M. Anderson
W. E. Heskett
Chamber of Commerce of Columbus
William Flynn
New Haven Railroad Officials Survive Switch Collision
General Manager Samuel Higgins Vice President Benjamin Campbell Superintendent C E Woodward and General Superintendent Pollock of the New York New Haven Hartford Railway were on a special train that struck a switch engine at East Hartford last Monday. The switcher engineer was injured and hospitalized. The cause remains undisclosed.
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New Haven
Samuel Higgins
Benjamin Campbell
C. E. Woodward
Pollock
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Hartford
East Hartford
Harry Grant
West Point Graduation Echoes Roosevelt as War’s Path to Presidency
West Point graduates heard Secretary of War Dickinson describe Theodore Roosevelt as one of several presidents elevated by war. He noted a pattern: Washington from the Revolution, Jackson from 1812, Taylor from Mexico, Grant from the Civil War, Roosevelt from the Spanish-American War, with later presidents aided by military reputations. He implied Navy shortfalls in quotas and suggested the Navy may explain.
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Spain
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Socialist Party Gains Forty New Members in City Meeting
The Socialist Party elected officers including Organizer John Berger and Financial Secretary I. Gelmen after admitting forty new members, the largest initiation in city history. Total party membership with the Jewish branch nears 300, with 1 500 readers of Socialist papers. Debs addressed the recent meeting. Berger, a Milwaukee editor, has parents in the city and an effort is underway to bring him to speak here.
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Socialist Party
John Berger
Frederick Cederholm
Charles Franz
I. Gelmen
E. T. Goldberg
Hanford B. Porter
Ernest Berger
F. Cederholm
Herman Wundrack
Jasper McLevy
Eugene V. Debs
Victor Berger
Berger
Milwaukee
Wall Street Opens With Broad Early Gains
New York June 15 The stock market opened strong with fractional advances across nearly all issues. In the first hour government bonds held firm while other bonds were firm as trading showed unusual uniformity. By noon activity slackened and prices gave back some of the gains as the market cooled.
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United Press
New York
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Laces Promised at Half Price for Trim this Season
Shoppers are offered decorative shoe and garment laces described as pretty and desirable for trimming this season, advertised at about half the usual value. The wording emphasizes affordable pricing and seasonally suitable finishes.
French underwear at new prices hereabouts
The store promotes imported French undergarments at sharp discounts to entice customers. It touts style, fabric finesse, and hand embroidery, claiming items previously priced higher now sell for reduced amounts such as 75 cent garments at 59 cents and 3.50 garments at 2.25. Second floor.
Silk sales heat up as summer silks fly off shelves
Silk items move briskly with shoppers appreciating seasonable, sturdy pongee and foulards. The store advertises all silk pongee at 1 dollar, 27 inch pongee at 65 to 45 cents, 50 cent foulards at 39 cents, and 20 inch white pattern foulards at 30 cents per yard. Center aisle rear.
Women’s Summer Suits Arrive At Howland’s Store
Howland’s offers fresh arrivals from makers as the first summer weather arrives. Suits for women priced from 6 to 8.75 dollars and 9 to 13.50 dollars. Ready Thursday morning and expected to be very busy.
Semi ready dresses marching to market value
Captain Little Price orders drive merchant response as semi ready dresses move quickly to completion. Women seek value and benefit from lingerie and tailored dresses needing only fitting and finishing. Most are white with some blue or pink. prices range from $4.50 to $18.50. Center aisle, front.
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Little Price
Roguish Porter Delights Friends Withprank On Police
James Maher a porter at the Hotel Amazon amused friends by leading two police on a citywide chase under a crook persona. He asked Billy Pfau for spending money, received a $4.50 check, and after a night of walking with officers the check proved genuine at the Amazon cafe.
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James Maher
Amazon
Maher
Billy Pfau
Pfau
Marcantonio
Bank Street
Hall
Insurgents Converge to Plan Fight on House Rules
Washington June 15 insurgents of the House will meet tonight at 8 in conference chamber to consider plans for a fight on House rules. Representative Hamilton Fish of New York will participate in the session to oppose the rule framework.
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