France faces political danger as ex premier denounced
Paris dispatch reports ex premier Caillaux accused of sacrificing France in negotiations with Germany. Briand and Poincaré possible but unlikely choices for premier as a transitional ministry may form under Fallières. Rochefort warns the republic is endangered by unaccountable ministers and independent diplomacy.
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Henri Rochefort
Republic
Germany
Quai d’Orsay
Delcassé
England
Spain
Caillaux
Morocco
France
Charles X
Train Collision Near La Salle Street Station Injures Ten
The Twentieth Century Limited collided with a Chicago & Eastern Illinois train outside La Salle Street Station at 11 25 this morning. Ten people were injured, with porter Arthur Eaton seriously hurt from internal injuries. Aviatrix Harriet Quimby survived with others as passengers were thrown from seats in the wreckage.
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New York Times
Chicago, Ill
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
la Salle Street
Limited
Arthur Eaton
Harriet Quimby
New York
America
Miss Quimby
Chicago
Dewey's Pure Grape Juice Delights Blood Purity
Dewey's Pure Grape Juice described as a delicious beverage claiming to purify the blood. Advertised by S. S. & Sons Co. at 138 Fulton Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEWEY
Sees & Sons CO
Fulton St
N.Y
Derailed Washington-Buffalo Express Injures Twelve
A broken rail in near Lime Lake on the Pennsylvania Railroad caused three cars of the Washington Buffalo Express to derail. Twelve passengers were bruised or cut by flying glass but none seriously hurt. Names of injured passengers and crew members are listed. the train had stopped at Franklinville and was not at full speed when it left the tracks.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Washington- Buffalo Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lime Lake
Here
William Simon
Lyda Place
Chicago
Joseph Wells
K Street
S. W
Washington, D. C
John
Franklinville
Arrest of Salim G Tabet Outside Hotel Manhattan
Salim G Tabet was arrested outside the Hotel Manhattan at Forty-second Street and Madison Avenue by Lieut. Becker and Detective White for carrying a loaded five chamber revolver. A pocket knife with his initials was found, and he was released on $1,000 bail after Magistrate Butts’ signing. He claimed the revolver was planted and said he was walking to the hotel when seized.
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Salim G. Tabet
Manhattan
Forty-second Street
Madison Avenue
Becker
White
East Fifty-first Street
Albert C. Travis
West 111Th Street
Morten C. Fitch
West 110Th Street
Tabet Tours Company
Fifth Avenue
Cairo
Egypt
Tabet
Butts
Travis
Beyer
Taber
Fire Ablaze Tenement. Hero Cop Lifts Six Children
In a six story building at 177 on East 100th Street Patrolman Schlennermeyer carried six children to safety in four trips after triggering the alarm. He rescued a baby from Sadie Brickman and later retrieved two-year-old and Esther from different flats as smoke filled the stairways. The blaze started from an overheated stove and caused about 500 dollars in damage.
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Sadie
Louis Brickman
East 100Th Street
Schlennermyer
Brickmans
Brickman
Louis
Bessie
Fanny Bosky
Esther
Isidor Meltzer
Seaboard Florida Limited Arrives Palm Beach Schedule
The Seaboard Florida Limited arrives Palm Beach at 10:10 AM with Tampa arriving at 6:45 PM. The line lists Lys. N. 11:16 AM 6 night out. Seaboard Office at 1184 Broadway. Ad for Creta Creme Hand Soap. Biers Auto Supply Co. at 1777 Broadway.
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Seaboard Florida Limited
Palm Beach
Tampa
Seaboard
B’ Way
CRETA
Biers Auto Supply Co
Broadway
High finaniers cut subway fares headline item
Wealthy financiers push to lower subway fares amid youth involvement in a scheme. Officials in the post office and Interborough are referenced as approving, though objections appear possible.
Bacon to resign at Harvard call
Ambassador Robert Bacon confirms he will resign from Paris to accept Harvard Fellowship. He says resignation not political and aims to return to the United States to work on national civic issues, with no hidden motive and no intent to aid any political campaign.
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Paris
Robert Bacon
United States
Cambridge
Mass
Taft
Washington
Bachig
Judge Lowell
Ambaggador Bacon
Harvard
America
Roosevelt
Babson on World Trade Conditions in 1911
Noted statistician Roger W Babson previews next Sunday's Times with insight on the Chinese revolution and a wide view of current financial and trade conditions worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Harvard Corporation to consider Bacon as member
The Harvard Corporation vacancy created by Judge Lowell’s death may be filled by Ambassador Robert Bacon. Bacon, a longtime friend of Theodore Roosevelt, prepared at Groton and Harvard. He has served in state positions and law roles, with extensive Boston ties, awaiting the next Overseers meeting to confirm his election.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Ambassador Bacon
Harvard Corporation
Francis Cabot Lowell
Col. Roosevelt
Fregeen
Harvard
I. Con
Robert Bacon
Groton School
Duat
Theodore Roosevelt
Bacon
Lee
Insonthia City
Rgane
Gas Workers Vote To Strike At 6:30 A.M.
A Brooklyn gas workers union meeting at the Labor Temple voted to strike. Delegations will attempt to persuade workers at plants to quit. Union asserts strength over 70 percent of 32,000 workers. Consolidated Gas Company disputes impact and readiness.
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Gas Workers’ Union
Labor Temple
East Eighty-sixth Street
Robert F.livingston
Consolidated Gas Company
Gas Company
Livingston
Coul
Cortelyou
The
Brooklyn
Astoria
Manhattan
East River
Cal Wyatt
American Federation of Labor
Tazelaar and
Keating
Com Y
Issu
Fire Hits Bowery Bakery Building At 87 Bowery
Three alarms were sent for a blaze at 87 Bowery threatening a six story building. Fleischer's Restaurant occupied ground floor Anger's Bakery upstairs with bakers inside all escaped. Lodgers from nearby hotels evacuated as flames spread and traffic was tied up.
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Bowery
Fleischer’s Restaurant
Anger’s Bakery
Bowery Lodging House
Newport Hotel
Devanney
Kenton
Meningitis Fear Grips Dallas Amid Epidemic Spread
In Dallas and North and East Texas public life shrinks as fear of meningitis grows. Churches and clubs cancel meetings and the Texas Ice Cream Manufacturers' Association convention is canceled for lack of delegates. Doctors test mentis serum under the direction of Dr Abraham Sypbian of New York.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Ice Cream Manufacturers’ Association
State Board of Health
Abraham Sypbian
New York
Bequest May Build Jewish University in Jerusalem
A wealthy Indian Jew bequeaths 400000 dollars to establish a college in Jerusalem. The Jewish Chronicle reports this gift could form the nucleus of a university endowment, signaling a possible new Jewish university in the Holy City.
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London
Jerusalem
Envoi May Fight Duel over Recall of Spanish Minister
Secretary Sanguilly announced that Spanish Minister Senor Vallin asked to be recalled after criticisms of the Cuban Government and a veteran movement interview in Ultima Hora. Vallin says he was partly misquoted but warns the movement could force Spaniards to leave Cuba. It is rumored his retirement may precede a duel with a prominent veteran.
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Havana
Sanguilly
Senor Vallin
Ultima Hora
Cuba
Minster
Brazil capitol shelled as federal ships move to Bahia
Rio Janeiro dispatch reports a warship sent by the Federal Government to Bahia after Fort Sao Marcello bombarded and destroyed the State Government building and homes. The clash stems from Bahia's refusal to enforce a Federal habeas corpus writ for opposition deputies. Shops closed and unrest fears rise.
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Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Fort Sao Marcello
Flood Threatens Paris as Seine Rises Across Quays
The Seine's water level climbs due to a week of heavy rain, officials warn it will rise further through the week, threatening wharves and flooding low districts like Auteuil. River traffic is suspended while a major sewer project at Quai de Billy suffers destruction amid the rising floodwaters.
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Paris
Seine
Auteuil
Quai de Billy
Four Held for Criminal Libel In Philadelphia Press
Benjamin G. Wells president John B. Townsend secretary and treasurer Samuel Wells editor and Thomas Walker reporter from The Philadelphia Press were arrested on criminal libel charges by City Solicitor Michael Ryan. Bail posted for a hearing before Magistrate MacFarland amid claims of malicious reporting tied to a series of articles about Ryan and a private court settlement. A former Press editor testified the charges lacked basis after being suspended for not printing the series.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Benjamin G. Wells
John B. Townsend
Samuel Wells
Thomas
Walker
Philadelphia Press
Michael Jan
Ryan
MacFarland
the Press
New Thaw Appeal To Seek Habeas Corpus At White Plains
Lawyers for Harry K. Thaw plan to seek a writ of habeas corpus in the Ninth Judicial District to release him from Matteawan Asylum. Mrs. Mary C. Thaw may file, with Justice Joseph Morschauser potentially presiding but ruled unsuitable due to his brother’s involvement. Proceedings may aim to counter Evelyn Nesbitt’s sanity actions in Pennsylvania.
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White Plains Court House
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Ninth Judicial District
Charles Morschauser
Justice Keogh
Justice Mills
White Plains
Whites Plains
Westchester
Dutchess
Evelyn Nesbital
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Aged merchant abducted in daylight hold up on Water Street
Four men dragged George Abeel of Abeel Brothers iron merchants from a Water Street doorway in daylight. They throttled him and robbed a $150 gold watch and $50 in cash, then beat him and fled. Abeel, 72, was left ill at his home but walked to Oak Street Police Station to report the robbery. detectives searched Water Street but found no suspects.
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Water Street
James Slip
Roosevelt Street
George Abeel
Abeel
East 124Th Street
Oak Street
Mr. Abeel
Carnegie Admits Knox Help In Steel Trust Talks
Andrew Carnegie testifies at the Stanley Steel Investigating Committee detailing consent and ignorance of the Sherman anti trust law. He confirms Philander C Knox and James Reed were counsel for Carnegie Steel and he was a major stockholder but not its head.
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New York Times
Washington, D. C
Andrew Carnegie
Stanley Steel
Philander C. Knox
Carnegie Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Mr. Carnegie
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Maine
Knox
Carnegie Company
The
Steel Corporation
Beecame
McGillicuddy
Carnegie
Reed
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley
Gardner
Massachusetts
Mr. McGillicuddy
Philander Chase Knox
Mr. Knox
Judge Reed
Reed & Knox
Schwab
Co ., Nw
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Rochefort
Clemenceau
Briand
Bourgeois
Millerand
Tours Company
Flame
Smoke
Post Office
Interborough
Subway
Manhattan Cut Rate Car Fare Company
Gaiety Theatre
THD Times
L. M.lack
Louis M. Berg
Henry Jordan
Black
Atrows
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
O. K
Indianapolis
Indianapolis ‘Traction & Terminal Company
Forty Ticket System Company
State Life’ Building
Br Ik
Eetee Ae Rapid Transit Company
Federal
Wahinston
Warren W. Dickson
Dickson
Post Office Department
H. M. Morris
Frank Hedley
Ahd Od
Secret Service
Maillard
Cambridge Institution
Harvard University
Roger W. Babson On
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Bowery Bakery
University IN Jerusalem
Brazil Capitol
Throttle
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Hot Springs
Ark
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Memphis
Southern Ry
Fi Ave
Cor
29Th St
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Ironmaster
McKinley
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