Suffragette Watch Tightens at Buckingham Palace
London May 14 reports say suffragettes threaten plot at Buckingham Palace. extra night guards patrol garden and doors, with felt soles in corridors and a guard at the bedchamber. trial of seven suffragists and Richmond chemist Clinton noted amid raids on the Women’s Social and Political Union.
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London
Regula Street
Tussin
Edward G. Clayton
Richmond
Bow Street
Mort Dramimonud
Anne Kenney
Staf
Cameting Pankhurst
Scothind Yard
Women's Social and
Kingsway
Clinton
Miss Kenney
Tie
Abe Himber
Scotland Yard
Sufficient witnesses lacking adjourns in hunger strike case
Report notes suffragette rhetoric about medal allotment for hunger strikers and militants. Proceedings paused due to missing witnesses. hearing adjourned until late today.
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Hey
Harris Nomination Held Up In Senate Fight
The senate spent four hours behind closed doors debating Walter E. Harris of Georgia for director of the census to succeed B. W. Dana Durand. Senator Hoke Smith led the opposition with Senator Burton of Ohio. The nomination was not confirmed and will be re-taken at the next executive session. Republicans argued the post requires technical skill and opposed a political appointment.
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Washington
Walter E. Harris
Georgia
Dana Durand
Hoke Smith
Harris
Burton
Ohio
Wilson
Durand
Sulzer Names Several Judiciary Promotions in Albany
Governor Sulzer announced promotions and appointments to the New York judiciary. Frederick W Kruze of Olewn becomes presiding justice of the Fourth Department Appellate Division, replacing the late Peter B McLennon. Henry T P Kellogg of Plattsburgh is named assistant justice of the appellate division, while Leonard Co Crouch of ICSE is appointed as a justice in the Fifth Judicial District to fill McLennon’s vacancy.
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Albany
Sulzer
Supreme Court
Frederick W Kruze
Olewn
Fourth Department
Peter B. McLennon
Syracuse
Henry TP. Kellogg
Plattsburgh
Heart Department
Fn Plate
Diestice
Leonard Co Crouch
ICSE
Supreme Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Heath
Me Lennon
Tri-State League Scores From York and Wilmington
In York Terrisure the Trenton Athletic City boys trounced York 8 to 0. At Wilmington Allentown defeated Wilmington 6 to 4 with Tren ton City 11. local standings noted.
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York
Newark Ex Mayor Julius Lebkuecher Dies at 69
Former Newark mayor Julius A Lebkuecher died at his home 160 Clinton Avenue aged 69 born in Baden Germany in 1844 he came to the United States at four and lived in Newark ever since He organized Krementz Co with his cousin and later held public and civic roles including Passaic Valley sewer commission president and bank and savings board positions He is survived by his wife and two sons.
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Julius A. Lebkuecher
Newark
N. J
Clinton Avenue
Baden
Germany
New York
Krementz & Co
George Krementz
Lebkeucher
Passaic Valley Sense Commission
Tie
Board of Trade
Union Zonal Bank
Pranklin Savings Institution
Count von Bernstorff Sails For Brief Washington Stay
German Ambassador Count von Bernstorff sails for a brief abroad visit, leaving Washington today for a short diplomatic mission. The envoy will return to the capital after about a week, with no immediate changes to official duties anticipated.
Richmond Auto Crash Kills Tobacco Exec at Country Club
May 14 Richmond Virginia Andrew B Willingham chief buyer for American Tobacco Co died four hours after a touring car struck him as it left the Country Club of Virginia grounds. Thomas J Walker director of American Tobacco and manager of the Richmond stemimery was injured but survived others in the car were hurt and the chauffeur was uninjured. The driver’s evasive move on a steep incline is blamed for Willingham being crushed.
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Richmond
Andrew 2B
Willingham
American Tobacco Company
Country Club of Virginia
Thomas J. Walker
American Teleco Company
Hichmond Stemimery
Osea C. Gregory
Walker
Mount Hope Line Blown Up After Mine Strike Fails
Mount Hope Mineral railroad was dynamited in three places as the strike at the Mount Hope mine of the Empire Steel and Tron company continued. Three hundred feet of track destroyed. Company officials blamed strikers after a conference failed to end the dispute. The railroad section gang quit to avoid attacks while repairs were blocked. President Leonard Weckitt refused to dismiss nonstriking workers, the central obstacle to settlement.
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Wharton
Mount Hope
Leonard Weckitt
Accuse Patient of Murder in Sanitarium Death
Joshua B. Bell of Greenville Mass claimed as cousin of General Franklin Bell faces murder charges after John A. Sloover, an attendant at College Hill Sanitarium, was struck by a croquet mallet. Police say Bell shows severe mental derangement and the case may not proceed. Probate court involvement noted.
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General Bell
Cincinnati
Joshua B. Bell
Greenville
Mass
Franklin Bell
U.S A
John A. Sloover
College Hill
Bell
Hoover
Guy le
Tesafly Man's Will Hearing Delayed Over Illness
The hearing to set aside John Lyle's will, valued at several million, is adjourned to May 28 due to illness of Henry W. Runyon, with new contestants James and Isaac Lyle, nephews of the late Alexander Lyle of Nova Scotia, joining the case.
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Tenafly
Hackensack
John &. Lyle
Henry W. Runyon
James
Isaac Lyle
Alexander Lyle
Nova Scotia
Cremation planned for Mexican dead near Guayamas
Report from Nogales says about 600 Mexican soldiers lie unburied near Guayamas. Details mention oils and other materials for cremation being rushed to a treeless plain. estimates place Mexican casualties around 500 to 600 after a week of fighting. Bees swarm observed in large numbers nearby.
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Guayamas
Nogales
Jean Catul
Mexico
Tumulty Returns to Jersey City Vote in Primary
Secretary Tumulty travels from Washington to Jersey City to participate in the mayoral primary under the newly adopted commission government. He arrives ahead of polls opening and is expected to cast his ballot.
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Washington
Loalty
Jersey City
Wyder
Rity Ho
Live Stock Burned with Cars on Pennsylvania Rail Line
A gasoline explosion on the Pennsylvania railway near Adie destroyed seventeen cars of live stock and disrupted traffic. The incident occurred as a tanker caught fire, causing a fireball that led to the road being blocked for hours.
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Upper
Sipdusky
O. Alaylee
Pennsylvania Railway
Adie
General markets in New York tremble over dairy and produce prices
New York market notes show butter prices per common to fair quality, cream, milk and cheese receipts, and irregular state dairy prices. Potatoes, dressed poultry, and live stock quotes outline supply levels and price ranges across multiple grades and regions.
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York
Irmer
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Philadelpha
Long Island
Four Men Injured In Gasoline Blast At Jersey City Factory
Four workers were injured, three gravely, when gas and naphtha fumes ignited at the Baker factory on Tay and Washington streets. James Payton led the installation team. John Monahan, John Griscom, and Edward J. Brady were hurt. Priest Edward Lennon administered last rites to three victims.
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Jersey City
N.d
St. Janeis’ Hospital
James Payton
Scott & Co
Fall River
Mass
John Monahan
Ocean Avenue
John Griscom
Edward J. Brady
Payton
Birlker Company
Washington Street
James Connolly
Baker
Tay
Washington Streets
Ti. Perlberg
City Hospital
St. Francis’ Hospital
Edward Lennon
Philadelphia
Wits
Mondluin
Driscoll
Brady
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