New Witness in Dynamite Trial Emerges
Boston June 3 a chauffeur testified he drove a passenger resembling Frederick Atteaux from the Wood home to Washington and Franklin streets after Jan 20 1912 the dynamite blast target at textile strikers in Lawrence. District Attorney Pel have introduced taxicab testimony linking Wood Atteaux Breen and Collins in a conspiracy.
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Metcalf to be appointed governor of Panama Canal
Reports indicate President Taft plans to appoint Richard Metcalf of Lincoln Nebraska editor of the Commoner to govern the Panama Canal Zone at a salary of 14000 annually. The move follows Metcalf succeeding William Jennings Bryan at the Omaha World Herald and comes as reorganization of canal zone government pauses amid nomination debates for Colonel George Goethals.
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Yale Freshman Dies From Spine Injury After Baseball Hit
Frederick C. Whittemore Jr., a Yale University freshman, died in St. Louis aged twenty from a spine injury caused by being struck by a baseball several years earlier. He returned home three months ago in severely deteriorating condition as the injury developed.
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Wilson selects ambassador to Mexico after rest period
President Wilson, refreshed after three days of rest, said he nearly completed lists for the new industrial commission and diplomats. He noted a Mexican ambassador would be chosen but delayed until conditions warrant recognition. other civil service changes depend on Senate investigations. Reports also mention talks with John Purroy Mitchel and Henry Morgenthau, with Mitchel slated for New York collector post on June 7.
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Senate Might Lose Contest Over Tariff Bill Debate
Washington dispatch notes a possible clash between Senate and House over tariff, with the House expected to prevail if a confrontation occurs. The piece discusses direct voter accountability under the new Senate election system and predicts La Follette's potential influence on tariff moves. It also mentions Booher's river and harbor priorities and notes continued lobbying activity despite Wilson’s lobbyist crackdown.
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Crowned Heads Attend European Royal Wedding
Victoria Luise daughter of Kuleer says Prince Einar August of Citadecheid rode in an auto after the waking ceremony. The wedding was attended by nearly all Europe’s crowned heads.
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Einar August
Citadecheid
Europe
Militant Leader Flora Drummond Undergoes Operation
London June 3 Mrs Flora Drummond known as General among militant suffragettes underwent a successful operation during police court proceedings over alleged infringements of the property damage act. A second operation is needed and will be performed when she is well enough, delaying her trial indefinitely.
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London
Baby Has 500 Mothers: Cleveland Girls Borrow Infant
In Cleveland Ohio on June 2 five hundred eighth grade girls began a practical infant hygiene study using real babies. Edward Parsch eight months old was first taken to class for a hygienic bath. Florence Cuiz fourteen years old borrowed the baby and bathed him, powdered him, put him to bed and showed the value of hygiene as he slept.
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Cleveland Public Schools
Edward Parsch
Florence Cuiz
Immigrants Flood New York by June Arrival Wave
New York reports 80,000 arrivals last week with eighty thousand more expected this week. Officials predict June will exceed April as the largest monthly immigrant total this year. Sixteen steamships are due, each carrying about 2,000 passengers and roughly 30 dollars per person in average means. The rush continues from Northern Europe with heavy Italian immigration. Ellis Island officials are stretched thin by the surge.
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Europe
Ellis Island
Duel Wipes Out Family at Colorado Ranch Home
A ranch near Greeley Colorado reports a double murder suicide as Robert Stanley and his wife kill each other leaving their young daughter dead beside her father. Neighbor Charles Scott relayed the incident while revolvers lay beside the bodies. The daughter had been shot twice with the same caliber pistol as used on her mother suggesting the mother killed the girl as they died.
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Greeley
Colo
Robert Stanley
Here
Stanley
Voroner W. Be Church
Caarles Scott
Stanleys
Killed by a pitched ball in New Jersey game
Kearny New Jersey June 3 William Wiggins twenty two died from a fractured skull after being struck on the head by a pitched ball during a Friday baseball game Police provide details of the fatal accident and the victim’s age and location of the incident.
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N. J
William Wiggins
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