Grounded Ship Lopez Rescues Passengers at Woods Island
A grounded steamer Lopez driven ashore near Woods Island entailed frantic scenes as crew and life savers pried small lines to shore. Edward Baker and crews battled wind and tide to land passengers, with many women briefly panicking aboard before the ship’s position was stabilized and the vessel prepared for towing by high tide. few immediate dangers reported.
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Fire Brand
Antonio Lopes
New York
Romnsiattion
Hein
Edward Baker
Kasper Baker
Woods Life
Bes
Pameongers
Moeritt and Chapman DeriGnil Wrecking Company
Ornhawt
Lopez
Mi MA
Mir Niiw
Aimbrosa
Point of Woods
Point O' Woods
Washington
Kidward
Waa
Young Baker
Ian
Tle
Franle
Hiv
Commuy
Citizens To Meet On Court Street Front Ferwets
A meeting of property owners is planned for tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the office of James ezine. The gathering aims to discuss an alleged plan to exclude paving on Court Street and to address related concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treet
James Ezine
Window of Straws and Summer Headgear Display
A vintage item notes a shop window on Hrbwd Street haberdashers featuring straw hats and headgear, praised for neat presentation and clean stalls. The piece mentions a closing reception at 8 and an event titled Lovers of comet Gincing, hinting at a local social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thema
Wallaine
Mondsy
Rev Dr Hale Dies of Heart Failure in Boston
Telegraph report from Boston June 10 states Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale, chaplain of the United States Senate, died at 3 this morning at his Roxbury home. Hale, born April 4, 1822, was a noted author and Unitarian minister, long active in public life and editor roles. Governor Thayer and President Taft sent condolences. Hale had not attended the Senate since mid April.
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Journal
Boston
Mav
Edward Eyerstt Hale
United States Senate
Roxbury
Hale
Edward Everett Tale
Dartmouth
Wd Williams
Unitarlay
Church of the Unity
Worcester
Mans
Texene
Emily Baldwin Merking
Mule
Igrahm
Beat
Thayer
State House
Washington
Falwards Everett
Senate
Ulysses G. B. Piero
All Souls Unitarian Church
Taft
Pierce
Dr. Hale
Toward Everett Hale
Roxbury, Maar
Old School 3 to be Razed in City Ed Report
The Board hears a recommendation from the Committee on Siton and New Buildings to remove the old High street and Second avenue school building as School No. 3 nears closure. With School No. 4 nearly complete the plan avoids costly renovations, and a May inspection found unanimous support for demolition. The 1872 structure has served since 1873 amid changes in school needs.
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Board of Education
Siton
High Street
Second Avenue
Tb Wan le
Asney School No. 3
Italos ‘Ation
Plainfield Horse Show Opens in Sixth Annual Event
Special to the Tournal Plainfield June 10 The sixth annual Vorne show of the Plainfeld Riding and Delving Club opened at 1 oclock today Principal entrants include Walter P Bliss Louis Haight and Hamilton Sahinee Thoms W Law of New York City is among top entrants Also listed are W McCutchron Mabel peed Ponzu San Cage Paul 4h je Watson J W Harman Seeenema Udo Flegchman Emily By Bedford Elizabeth Commercial College Summer school in session Enroll now Hersh Bldg 207 Broad Street MAIR & 80% a fine setantotsnant te the Bute
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Tournal
Plainfield
Plainfeld
New Jersey
Walter P. Bliss
Louis Haight
Hamilton Sahinee- Thoms
W. Law
New York City
W. McCutchron
Mabel Peed Ponzu San- Cage
Paul
Country Club Likely To Keep Cup In Athletic Dispute
The A A U registration committee will hear the Elizabeth Town and Rahway clubs protest over Frecksberg’s eligibility after John Cregan’s inquiry. Cregan found Frecksberg a Philadelphia resident who had represented several clubs recently, breaching A A U rules. The committee will decide at its next meeting, with a likely ruling awarding the trophy to Elizabeth Town and Consitey Cab if upheld.
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Thin
John ¥. Cregan
Thin City
Y. M. C1. Ay
Elizabeth Town Wid
Freckeberg
Rahway Avenue
Cregan
Aleo
Frecksberg
Philadelphia
Duri
Guinea
JF. Murah
Frecknberg
J. A
Elizabeth Town
Opegan
Act Firat
The Breakers Burns Guests Near Death
Fire at Fir Breakers Hotel in Spring Lake destroys the main structure leaving sixty guests homeless. Mrs Arthur Thompson of New York is rescued from the third floor. Trocie Tro and another guest were ferried to the beach by bellboys. Jewelry and money losses are heavy. estimated total loss around $200,000.
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Spring Lake
Fir Breakers
James
Arthur Thompson
New York
Trocie Tro
CO. Eliott
Trobpien
Wrights Receive Medals From Taft At White House
Orville and Wilbur Wright received the Gold Medals of the Aero Club of America from President Taft in the East Room of the White House. The brothers appeared modest and grateful as scientists, diplomats, and officials looked on, and their sister Katherine Wright stood by them throughout the ceremony.
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Washington
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Tyesisfait
Taft
Aero Club of America
Tor
White
Lalien
Meg
Receptum
Dayton
Arville
Ming Katherine
Oreville
Fort Myer
Selfridge
Funeral riot mars Paris royal funeral display
Paris crowds clogged the Madeleine Church as the Louvre boss HL Chanchard died and a public rite turned chaotic. Police pushed back mourners while a morbid crowd watched flowers and towers, a vast orchid tribute and a $49,000 funeral allowance drawing criticism for ostentatious display amid the royal ceremony.
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Paris
Les Wan
Mona
Bours
Huuichiard
Fallieren
Tronon
Proteasion
Demas Ly
Chaucherd
Wall Street Opens Mixed with Slight Gains in Early Trade
New York June 10 Prices in the first minutes were moderately irregular today. Stocks strongest yesterday held gains while those with liquidations fell. Union Pacific and Northern Pacific rose while Great Northern, Pennsylvania and St. Paul showed strength. Industrials advanced though overall market softened slightly in early dealings.
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Telegraph
New York
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great
Artbar
Walling
Nurses Frightened by Two Intruders at Hospital Home
Two men tried to force entry to a hospital nurses home, aiming for the building about 6 45 pm. They appeared again minutes later, fled when challenged, and an investigator narrowly avoided a blow as they escaped into the night. Officers searched the area with no suspects found. One intruder described as about fifty, the other younger.
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General Hospital
Bulding
Warren
Euat Jersey Street
Parents sue to recover five thousand dollars in damages
Thomas Cavanaugh and wife sue their daughter Mary Ryan and her husband for five thousand dollars alleging a broken oral contract. They claim to convey a house and lot to the children in exchange for lifelong care, but say the arrangement failed after disputes arose and the parents were left without a proper home. The suit, filed in the county office, seeks remedy for alleged losses and care obligations.
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Thomas Cavanaugh
Sity
Girewit
Mary Ryan
Doh Ryunier Huxband
Ohik
Cavananighe
Woman sues man for breach of promise in Supreme Court
Rose Adameny sues Aluin Petyovarky for 10000 damages alleging broken marriage promises and unlawful retention of a bankbook. He claims the money was saved to buy a headstone for his deceased wife, while she alleges he promised marriage and she aided him at his home. Court proceedings, bonds set, and related civil actions follow through district and police court actions.
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Supreme Court
Rose Adameny
Aluin Petyovarky
Broadway
Weman
Vefendant
Petyivazky
Mahon
City Criminal Court
Iim
Petyovarky Anserted
Womal
Abo
Crlcrion
Ciliigt
George C. Tenney
Elilef
Moday
Samuel Kehlanimih
Goulds Wife Testifies In Divorce Case In New York
Katherine Gould testified in New York Supreme Court recounting luxury life with Howard Gould and the Tong Island estate. She described alimony of 25000 dollars yearly and alleged cruelty while defenses and corespondents were challenged by attorney De Lancy Nicoll as proceedings began two years ago.
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New York
Katherine AL Gould
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
Mra
Gould
Coal Shenoy
Mim
Howll
Ali
Waite
Sheen
Hoe Huabant
Gould Neeka
Othor
Dustin Farnun
Cody Wre
de Lancy Nicoll
Dan Woodward
Alvia
Big” Hawley
Uowlit
Viola Catharina Gould
Lis
Tong Island
Tripe
Niagara
Furnla
Wixarimulyae Rooney
Soo Canal Water Control Effort Nearing Completion
Reports from Saulte Ste. Marie indicate a damaged Soo Canal waterway will be dammed and held back before nightfall as crews race to contain flooding. A movable dam and heavy crane work are in place, while ships from Canadian Pacific and the Gillett line faced danger from the rising waters and damaged gear.
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Juvenal
Saulte. Marie
Mick
Ube Soo Canal
Scriptron
Aibehriet
Stommiex
Walker Nteurk
Walker Nteurk Tha Hockey Brent — Toe Audit le de Rinned
Howae
Cheoumh
Ryin
Assinfiwia
Qanadian Padre Railway
Orreeut
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Iner Llopet
Koniard
Woods
Cubberly
U. S. Senate
Massachusetts
Hess
OLD School
Plainfield Horse Show
Elizabeth ‘Commercial College
Hersh Bldg
Broad Street
E. McMickle
Mair
Country Club
Bacom
Lowe
Wrights
White House
Wall Street
Hes Whistle
Amthin
Gebhardt's
Olgbl
Lawrence Ded Burplon Meek Sale
Wriday
Donrist
Jecho
Cphotor
Phamendan Dearen
Cumming
Roacet
Mento
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