Miss Widener Soon to Wed Fitz Eugene Dixon
Philadelphia reports Fitz Eugene Dixon age 24 obtained a license to marry Eleanor Elkins Widener 21 daughter of Mrs. George D. Widener of Elking Park. The wedding at Lynnewood Hall will be a family affair on Wednesday June 19 following the deaths of George Dr Widener and Harry Elkins Widener in the Titanic disaster.
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Riots Erupt as Smokers Raid Cars in Kansas City
Kansas City June 12 A riot mood followed by a day and night of clashes over smoking on street cars. Women put out fires, men chased trains, and conductors were told to hold cars if anyone smoked. The Metropolitan Street Car company faced a new smoking ordinance and votes showed a likely two to one defeat on smoking. Gangs and workers disrupted service, tying up mail cars and forcing the system to halt cars on dead tracks.
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Two Army Aviators Die In Wright Biplane Crash
Washington June 12 Two army aviators Lt Leighton W Hazelhurst and Al Welsh were killed when a Wright biplane at thirty feet pitched forward during a test at sixty miles an hour. Investigators seek cause after nine of ten required tests were met. Hazelhurst, Georgia native and new aviation pupil, and Welsh a renowned Wright instructor from New York were praised for skill as the machine faltered, wires are suspected.
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Many Are Reported Dead in Cloudburst at Buffalo
Sheridan Wyoming June 12 a wall of water from a cloudburst in the mountains swept down Clear Creek into Buffalo partially wrecking the town and causing drownings The water entered telegraph and telephone lines cutting all communication Buffalo a inland town of about 4000 in the Clear Creek canyon with steep canyon sides and a broad length reported many people drowned with no exact count yet available
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Train Collision in Clinton Injures Many. Two Seriously
A fast passenger train on the New York New Haven Hartford line collided head-on with a freight near Clinton Union Station on June 12. Two men, conductor J. J. Garland of Marlboro and fireman Jon Morley, were seriously injured with Garland possibly dying from internal injuries and Morley with broken ankles. Several others were hurt and many shaken. both locomotives were demolished. Also reported, Captain 74 Brown, a veteran Great Lakes ship pilot born in Cleveland, died at Buffalo at age 75 after fifty years in the steamboat trade.
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William Barnes Jr Joins Taft Forces In Chicago
William Barnes Jr a New York State political leader aligns with the Taft campaign during events in Chicago signaling support for Taft within the Republican party. Balloting and endorsements surface as Barnes meets Taft allied groups and local officials.
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Baseball results and league standings across major circuits
National and American League games feature Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and others with battery pairings and umpire notes. Standings show New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston and Detroit leading in their leagues with varied win loss records. Also reports from International and New York State Leagues list Baltimore Jersey City Providence Newark Rochester Montreal Buffalo Toronto and Syracuse standings. Rear Admiral nomination for Captain Robert M. Doyle noted from Washington.
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Weather observations from U S Weather Bureau report
Yesterday evening reports show Albany 72 cloudy, Atlantic City 80 cloudy, Boston 74 cloudy, Buffalo 62 cloudy, New Orleans 72 rain, New York 70 clear, St. Louis 82 clear, Washington 70 clear.
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Princeton Holds Commencement 1912 at Nassau Hall
William Dean Howells, president of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, was one of seven honorary degree recipients at Princeton University’s 165th commencement in Alexander Hall. One hundred sixty five graduates of the class of 1912 received degrees and joined alumni in Nassau. Dean West conferred the Doctor of Humanities on Howells.
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Horses for Sale by Express Co New York City
Sixty express and work horses with weights 1000 to 1800 pounds and twenty matched pairs 2200 to 3000 pounds offered at 125 to 450 per pair and 90 to 200 for singles. Thirty days trial satisfaction guaranteed free shipping within 300 miles to New York buyers with blanket and halter. Visit Cable Express Co 154 East 27th St New York City two blocks east of Madison Square Garden.
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Princeton Honors Graduates With Several Doctorates
John Aikman Stewart of New York City, former president pro tempore of Princeton, received the Apathy of laws along with James Ford Rhodes and Alfred Reed who were awarded doctor of laws. Harvard's George Herbert Talmer earned doctor of humanities while Howells received honorary arts. Charles Henry Butler was the sole recipient of an honorary toaster arts degree and George Peck Vierson, Princeton 1882 graduate, received doctor of divinity.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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