Chinook War Flare In Chinatown Marrs 3. Four Brothers Banquet
Fierce gun battle erupts in the Chinatown Bowery area as hundreds of rounds fire from heavy revolvers injure three men with one death. The violence coincides with the Four Brothers Society banquet planned in Pell Street to honor the 2000th anniversary of the society.
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Associated Preas Dispatch
New York
Lower Bowery
Chinatown
Society of the Four Brothers
Pell -Street
Charlton Suffers Nervous Collapse in Jail Cell
Porter Charlton, jailed as a safe robber, suffered a nervous collapse in his Hudson county cell. The warden and Dr. William J. Arlitz described him as terribly nervous with signs of mental strain and a likely tuberculosis attack affecting one lung. Deputy guards reported moaning, jitters, and fits while Charlton struggled in confinement.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Porter Charlton
Hudson County
Burke
Chariton
William J. Arlitz
Hoboken
Charitons
Man Charged With Murder In Kentucky After Night of Drinking
In Montfort Kentucky Frederick was arrested late today charged with the murder of his wife whom he allegedly struck with his fist early this morning breaking her nose and causing a brain injury. He had been drinking Saturday night and believed a bottle of whisky she had hidden remained hidden.
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Stauisville
Montfort
Frederick
Estrada Forces Capture Two Towns Near Capital
Washington dispatch reports Estrada forces under General Arsenio Cruz captured La Libertad and Juiquipa within a day’s march of Managua. Acoyapa and Sanabaldo near Lake Nicaragua were expected to surrender soon as the army advances from Rama. General Castrillo believes Managua will fall shortly.
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Washington
Associated Press
Estrada
Managua
Castrillo
Nicaragua
Yesteday
Arsenio Cruz
la Libertad
Juiquipa
Ciites
Acoyapa
Sanabaldo
Lake Nicaragua
Hotel Guests Flee Panic As Mad Dog Rampages
A tiny yellow cur, sweltering in heat, ran into the Dennison hotel lobby and caused guests to scramble onto chairs and counters. A policeman arrived and shot the dog, ending the chaos in the street.
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Mad Dog
Dennison Hotel
Young Aeronaut Falls 500 Feet in Parachute
George Taylor a young Philadelphia aeronaut attempted a double drop from 1000 feet in Belleville New Jersey. He became entangled in a malfunctioning parachute and fell several hundred feet before being rescued unconscious but not fatally injured.
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New York
George Taylor
Philadelphia
Belleville
N. J
Taylor
Diaz Reelected President of Mexico with Corral as VP
General Porfirio Diaz was proclaimed re elected president of Mexico and Ramon Corral named vice president by a wide margin. The anti reelectionist ticket led by Francisco Madero gained about 2 percent in Mexico City as troops guarded polling places and the border city of Cananea faced shutdowns. The vote appeared light due to rain and restricted gatherings.
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Commercial Tribune
EL Paso
Tex
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Ramon Corral
Francisco Madero
San Luis Potosi
Mexico City
Diaz
Dee
Mexican Republic
Roosevelt Taft Hughes to Meet Oyster Bay Leaders
News from Oyster Bay New York June 26 indicates no lift of Roosevelt embargo on political news. Rumors say a major gathering could occur this week in Beverly Massachusetts involving Roosevelt Taft Hughes with possible Cambridge meetings.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Oyster. Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Hughes
Roosevelt
Beverly
Mass
Taft and Roosevelt Likely to Attend Kentucky Governors Conference
FRANKFORT Ky June 2 A special dispatch says Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and President Taft will attend the conference of governors in Frankfort on November 29 if no unforeseen events occur Both have accepted Governor Willson's invitation and Roosevelt plans to visit Frankfort and Louisville as part of the trip Taft though not certain has placed the date on his calendar and may come if possible
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Roosevelt
Taft
Beverly
Harvard University
Lee Hughes
Cambridge
Hughes
Raebaee
Senate
Nicholas Longworth
Massachusetts
Commeial Tribune
Frankfort
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louisville
Willson
Kentucky
Equicvent
Louisville
Elopers Urge Cincinnati Cops to Arrest on Warning
The Dayton police chief notified Cincinnati authorities to watch for a young couple who reportedly requested law enforcement be alerted. The message suggests the couple sought arrest or intervention as they fled. Details are sparse and names are not confirmed in available text.
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Dayton
Terday
Five die, seven hurt as auto crashes with trolley near Charleroi
In Pittsburgh area a large auto collided with a Pittsburg Street Railway car at Beechwood Park crossing south of Charleroi. Two people were killed, others injured including William H. Hamilton and his son Roy among the dead. Nine or more injured were treated, with several in hospital awaiting updates.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
Charleroi
Pittsburg Street
Rail Way, Company
Roscoe
Roy
Mr. Hamilton
Annie
Blanche Matheny
Robert Hamilton
Mary
Beechwood Park
Hamilton
Boy Swallowed Toy Iron After Play
John Weidner aged 10 of 14 Back Street swallowed a small toy iron while playing. He was taken by his father to the city hospital where doctors learned the iron had lodged in his esophagus. An X-ray is planned to locate and remove it.
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Iron
John Weidner
Back Street
Swal
City Hospital
Gus
Fox
Murderer Bostwick Barricades House With Six Children
In Ocilla Georgia on Fame 26 Chief of Police Davis and Deputy Sheriff Sheffield were killed, and Deputy Sheriff Bass Sheriff McInnes and Deputy Tucker wounded when W H Bostwick opened fire from a fortified house with rifle pistol and shotgun. Troops are sought and a lynching mood spreads as officers form a posse to end the siege.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Ocilla
Fame
Davis
Sheffield
Bass
McInnes
Tucker
W. H. Bostwick
Brown
Bostwick
McInness
McInnis
Fitzgerald Guards to Irwinville After Fatal Irwin County Battle
Adjutant General Scott after talks with Governor Brown orders Captain Charles A. Delany and a Fitzgerald Guards company to Irwinville. They will respond to the sheriff after a deadly clash in Irwin county left two officers dead and three wounded.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Scott
Brown
Fitzgerald
Irwin County
W. H. Bostwick
Charles A. Delany
Fitzgerald Guards
Irwinville
MelInnis
Prostration from Heat Hits Cincinnati Residents
Four people collapsed from the hot day with a 92 degree peak, as crowds sought shade in parks. Notable victims include Fred Doerr, 41, and James Hendricks, 55, who walked to city hospital and central station respectively. Nelson Diehl, 19, arrestee, also suffered heat prostration. Peter Montagin, 84, was overcome and injured. Patrolmen Gevve and Baldwin arrested suspects nearby.
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James ‘Hendricks
Court Street
City Institution
Herman Groppe
Shoemaker
Wade Street
Fifth District
Nellie Diehl
Groppe
Central Station
Providence ‘Street
Gevve and
Baldwini
Armory Avenue
John Street
Peter Montagin
Pike Street
City’ Hospital
Ieee
Quarrel Over Breakfast Crackers Ends in Shooting
Daniel J. Dalton was shot by his stepson William Ungeheuer amid a breakfast dispute. Mrs. Dalton claims Dalton threatened both her and Willie and moved toward a gun, while Willie says he disarmed Dalton on the stairs and Dalton was shot as he attacked again. Neighbor E W Kolthoff corroborates dispute details.
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William Ungeheuer
Daniel J. Dalton
Dalton
E.W. Kolthoff
Mrs. Dalton
Ungeheuer
Kendall
Will
Edward Tracy
The
WOK
Heir Guarded at Bar Harbor Mansion Against Kidnapping
Bar Harbor June 2. Precautions worthy of a prince are guarding the six month old heir to the Walsh and McLean fortunes at The Briars summer home. Two watchmen and constant servant presence protect the child amid threats of kidnapping as the family stays away from town. The infant is sole heir to John R. McLean and Thomas F. Walsh fortunes.
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Commercial Tribune
Bar Harbor
Troyal
Walsh
McLean
Mrs. McLean
Babe
McLeans
John R. McLean
Thomas F. Walsh
Raids on Photographic Studios Lead to Arrests in Vine Street Incidents
Private detectives twice raided Rennselaer and Bachelder studios at 25 and 535 Vine Street. Arrests were made for Rennselaer founders and Bachelder staff, with warrants for two unknown employees. A crowd gathered after a dispute with attorney Thorndyke and detective Maley. Authorities warn further action and possible arrests.
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Rennselaer
Vine Street
Bachelder
Lawrence Rennselaer
William Rennselaer
William Hall
C. W. Stieringer
Stepherson
John Doe
Cleveland
Marshell Warrenford
Seyler Park
Browne Jury Deliberates Past Fifty Hours
Chicago Associated Press reports the Browne jury in the Lee O'Neil Browne bribery case remains deliberating after fifty hours at six oclock, with no verdict in sight and release not expected until tomorrow morning. State's Attorney Wayman says the jury stands eleven to one in favor of Seana.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Lee O'Neil Browne
Seana
Probe of Bribe Charges Sparks Congressional Clashes
Associated Press reports two probes into bribery tied to Indian contracts in Oklahoma. Senators Gore and Speaker Cannon feature in a heated debate as insurgent Republican and Democratic members push reform, urging free government and wider membership influence over legislation.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Gore
Oklahoma
Congress
Murdock
Kansas
President Taft Spends Quiet Last Sunday at White House
President Taft spent his last Sunday of the summer at the capital in a quiet fashion. He attended church in the morning and lunched at the White House with Secretary Morton and a few others. In the afternoon he rode in his automobile and later was the guest of Mrs Townsend at the Country Club.
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Washington
Taft
White House
tary _Morton
Townsend
North German Lloyder Loses Port Propeller
A wireless dispatch from the North German Lloyd steamer Koenigin Luise reports the ship broke its port propeller and works on the starboard propeller at eight to nine knots. The message dated yesterday places the vessel at latitude 43 23 and longitude 44 49.
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Bremen
Associated Press
Lloyd
Koenigen
Luise
Kongitude
Death in Prayer Claim Ends Mrs Boesser’s Life
Mrs Elizabeth Boesser 66 widow was found dead kneeling by a bed Saturday night while saying her prayers. She lived with daughter Bertha at 440 Klotter Avenue and was found by the daughter. Dr C Baldridge said death due to natural causes. Coroner Coe notified and returned a verdict in accord with the facts.
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Elizabeth Boesser
Boesser
Bertha
Klotter Avenue
C. Baldridge
Coe
Divers Save A Man Life Near Belleview Kentucky
Edward Pace, 22, of Linwood, narrowly escaped death while bathing in the Ohio River near Van Voort avenue Bellevué Ky. He was struck in the head by a gasoline launch while surfacing after a dive. Rescued by companions and revived by a physician, he suffered a deep head wound requiring stitches and was taken home. The incident drew thousands of bathers at Queen City Beach into excitement.
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Edward Pace
Linwood
Ohio River
van Voort Avenue
Bellevué
Page
Young Pace
Pace
Queen City
Balloon Start Sparks Fourth of July Blaze
A balloon started by street youths ignited curtains in a second story room at 445 McMicken Avenue as William Nessling tried to enter the locked door. The fire was checked quickly with only minor damage and no injuries reported.
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William
Nessling
McMicken Avenue
Former Cincinnatian Killed In Fall From a Window
Claude Shevis a 28 year old laborer fell from a third story window at Maxwell's hotel on Wood street and Monument avenue at 12 30 this morning. He suffered a fractured skull and died en route to Mercy hospital. He had come here from Cincinnati two years ago.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Claude Shevis
Maxwell’s Hotel
Wood Street
Monument Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Cincinnati
Public safety incident ends in shooting at Norwood home
A domestic quarrel over breakfast and crackers led to Daniel J. Dalton, a prominent Democratic politician, being shot at his Norwood residence by his stepson William Ungeheuer. Dalton was taken to Bethesda Hospital in critical condition as police detained Ungeheuer and investigated the events surrounding the confrontation.
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Willam Ungeheuer
Daniel J. Dalton
Metropolitan Notification Company
Ivanhoe Avenue
Norwood
Dalton
Béthesda Hospital
J. GC. Cadwallader
Montgomery Road
Louis Saur
Main and
Williams Avenues
Spe
Kendall
Bethesda Hospital
Lawrence Alberts
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Marie
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Charlton
Madriz
President Diaz OF Mexico
Cananea
Ciudad Juarez
Paso
Vata Summer Homme
Governors’ Conference
DOCG
Ogoe
Man
Desperado
First District
Mlean
Edward B. M’le
Cannon
Lloyder
Wes
C. L. Kendall
Dailton
Amd
R. Williams
East Second Street
Covington
E. W. Kolth
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