Marines Land in Cuba to Protect Foreign Property
American marines were landed at Daquirí to safeguard U S citizens property as Cuban President Gomez reports to Congress. He cites foreign protection needs and disputes with the United States, noting concessions to avoid direct U S troop intervention while planning decisive operations against rebels.
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Monteagudo
Oriente
Congress
United States
Pinar’ del “Rio
Havana
Clara
Nipe Bay
Key West
Gomez
Taft
United Es
Ciba
Jealous suitor shoots 14 year old Annie Lynch in New Jersey
Phillipstown special to The New York Times reports Frank Brown 24 of Easton Pennsylvania shot and killed Annie Lynch 14 after pressuring marriage. Brown then shot himself. he survives in serious condition. A note admits jealousy over Annie and another man. The incident occurred on a public highway near Phillipsburg while Annie was returning home from a parochial school.
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New York Times
Phillipsburg
N. J
Frank Brown
Easton
Penn
Annie Lynch
Brown
Michael Lynch
Miss Lynch
Annie
Labor Hours Bill Passes Senate Amid partisan Fervor
The New York Times reports a 49 to 11 Senate vote for a one hour labor bill. Supporters hailed it as a step for workers, while opponents led by figures including Mr. Percy of Mississippi and others from Delaware Pennsylvania and Tennessee voiced strong objections. The vote signals rising sentiment over the past two years.
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The
New York Times
Senate
Crat
Percy
Lucky
Dillingham
Pont
Delaware
Ene
Hey
Mr. Oliver
Officers Elevate Ward and Vanderbilt to Lieutenant Colonel
Major Ward rises through every rank from private to Major and joins the Coast Artillery ranks with co authoring The Service of Coast Artillery. Cornelius Vanderbilt, veteran Guard officer since 1901, advanced from Second Lieutenant to Captain and served as aid to the Major General before his current promotion.
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Re O'Ryan
Ren W. Ward
Service of Coast Artillery
War Department
Coast Artillery
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Twelfth Infantry
National Guard
Harlem Flyer Skims City in 43 Minute Flight
Oliver Sherwood flew a headless 60 horse power Church airplane from Mineola to Hackensack in 43 minutes at 50 mph, passing over Harlem crowds on 125th Street and Riverside Drive. The pilot originally planned an Weehawken exhibition for Memorial Day, postponed by rain, with a rescheduled date to be announced.
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Harlem
Long Island
Palisades
Oliver Sherwood
125Th Street
Avenues
Riverside Drive
125Th Cnd
Grant
Sherwood
Mineola
Kuehnert Park
Hackensack
Kirkham
Ban on Hindu Students at Michigan Sparks Protest
Detroit May 31 The color line at the University of Michigan bars Hindus who are treated as Negroes drawing broad university official complaints. East Indian students face exclusion from hotels at Ann Arbor and Detroit prompting fears they may depart to Harvard or Yale. Reverend Lee S McAllister denounces the discrimination.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
University of Michigan
Ann Arborne
James B. Angell
Harvard
Yale
Lee S. McAllister
Ann Arbor
Michigan
REPO Brg BY WIRELESS to New York Ships in Parade
Shipping news shows the Baltic on Sandy Hook at 9 P.M. with 193 miles to New York due June 1 at 11 A.M. The Campania lies 635 miles east of Sandy Hook at 11 A.M. due June 2 at 9 A.M. The Prinzess Irene is 45 miles east of Sandy Hook at 11:15 P.M. due June 1. Venezia arrived Naples May 18. Also includes an ad for Botsford's Acid etching convalescent care.
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Repo Brg BY
Marconi
Sg Baltic
Kiteter Line
Liverpool
New York
Sandy Hook
Campania
Cunard Line
North German Lloyd
Naples
Seudy Hook
Venezia
Roosevelt's Rise by Mrs Storer's Aid
Mrs Bellamy Storer writes in Harper's Weekly about Theodore Roosevelt's early path to public service, recounting letters from Sagamore Hill and a Sagamore Hall visit in 1896. The article frames Roosevelt as immature yet engaging and recalls Storer's influence on his career and the 1890s political climate.
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Roosevelt
Mrs. Storer
Bellamy Storer
Cincinnati
Austria-Hungary
Storers
Roosevelts
Harper's. Weekly
Theodore Roosevelt
Store
Contributors List In Sunday Times Feature
A page credits notable contributors including Mire George Phillips Hudson Maxim Harriet Stanton Blatch Ida Hosted Harper and Mrs William Forse Scott for Tomorrow's Sunday Times, highlighting a diverse roster of writers and figures.
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Mire
George Phillips Hudson Maxim Harriet Stanton Blatch
Ida Hosted
Harper
William Forse Scott
Brooklyn Magistrate Higginbotham in Fatal Flatbush Crash
E Gaston Higginbotham former Brooklyn Magistrate is critically injured after being struck by a car at Flatbush and Seventh Avenues. He is 48 and hospitalized at Seney with brain concussion and internal injuries. driver Stanley W. Smith of 1701 Albemarle Road assisted him to hospital.
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E. Gaston Higginbotham
Brooklyn
Seney Hospital
Flatbush and
Seventh Avenues
Flatbush Avenue
Stanley W. Smith
Albemarle Road
Prospect Park
Atlantic Avenue
Higg
New York
Benards Avenue
Dike
Higginbotham
Dise
Ketcham
Eli P Moniot
Annie L. Moniot
Bedford Avenue
Nbotham
Fourth Avenue
Three Children Die in New York Streets
Three children Martin Dunn 7 Lizzie Canovarl 10 and Joseph Maccio 8 were killed by automobiles in Manhattan. Dunn family had recent misfortunes including a stabbed father, a wrist injury for a brother, and a mother dying of spinal meningitis. Lizzie Canovarl was struck while hurrying home from school. the car owner is identified, and the driver was not at fault per witnesses.
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Martin Dunn
Second Avenue
Lizzie Canovari
Hudson Street
Joseph Maccio
Willow Lane
Bronx
New Yor
Oe Dunn
Sixth Avenue
Fortythird Street
John Dunn
Margaret Dunn
Bellevue Hospital
Mary Dun
Miss Dunn
Wiener” Hospital
Schley
Lizzie Canovarl
Lizzie
Andrew Varl
Png
Shesies
Hungson Stret
Barry
Aeccio
Ovat
Fee
Dayton Avenue
Yesterarm
Ieee Ceraries
Foy
Taft Eyes Ohio Platform Battle At Columbus
President Taft spends May 31 drafting the Ohio platform with Warren G. Harding and Senator Burton. Harding visits the White House to discuss resolutions and aims to secure six delegates at large and more than enough votes to control the state convention for Taft.
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The
New York Times
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Committee On Resolutions
Harding
White House
Capitol
Burton
Columbus
Théodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Preventi Ng Roosevelt
Ohio Republicans toil over six delegates at large vote
In Columbus preparations for next Monday's Republican State Convention intensify as Taft and Roosevelt camps claim control. Roosevelt leads in Ohio delegates at large with 165 809 votes to Taft 118 and La Follette 15 570. Roosevelt won 69 of 88 counties, Taft 19. President Taft demands a final fight to secure loyal delegates.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Uesay
Harding
New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Arthur Vorys
Walter F. Brown
Vorys
sFal
la Follette
Ea Follette
Dof
Helders
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Sen
Rogasebehind Xsl
Snd
SS. la Follette
British public urged to buy Wright biplane as memorial
A Daily Mail letter writer in London argues for acquiring a Wright biplane at a moderate cost as a national memorial. He compares it to George Stephenson's Rocket at the South Kensington Museum and calls for a symbol of the twentieth century transport revolution.
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London
Daily Mail
South Kensington
George Stephenson
German airship starts maiden voyage over German cities
Friedrichshaven May 31 The new military airship Zeppelin III began its maiden trip tonight traveling over Basel Frankfurt am Main Goettingen and Bremen to Hamburg about 450 miles away Count Zeppelin personally piloting the dirigible.
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Friedrichshaven
Germany
Basel
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Goettingen
Bremen
Hamburg
Count Zeppelin
Mrs Vanderbilt Faints During Opera at New Amsterdam
Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr who recently had appendicitis surgery fainted in the second act of the Robin Hood opera at the New Amsterdam Theatre last evening. She was unconscious for about five minutes, revived in the ladies room, and taken home. Attended by a physician from her party, with Mrs George Crocker and Mrs Searles among others said to be in attendance.
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Roosevelts
Theodore Roosevelt
Archie
Mr. Storer
Tle
Sienkiwicz
Teddy
Helen
Africa
Nineteenth Street
Theodore
Fielen
Rhus
Reed
Boll
Heen
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Robin Hood
New Amsterdam Theatre
George Crocker
Searles
Dr Wellman Dies After Hotel Gas Explosion Burns
In Batavia New York Dr L H Wellman a veteran New York physician died from burns suffered after a gas explosion in his hotel room. An examined suitcase found explosives suggesting foul play. The coroner failed to reach his daughter Mrs Emily Wilkins who resides between Geneva and Waterloo Ontario.
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Batavia
N. Y
L. H. Wellman
New York
Boy Lacking Memory Seeks Help After Arrival in City
William Simonson, 16, of Farmington Delaware, wandered into the Hast Thirty-fifth Street station last night claiming memory loss. He told doctors he had been in New York two days with no recollection of where he slept or came from and that a man sent him here. He recalled riding in a car before arriving at the station.
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William Simonson
Farmington
Del
Thirty-fifth Street
New York
Jealous Wife Kills Rival On Nashville Train
In Buffalo Valley Tennessee Mrs Jessie Barnes shot and killed Mrs W W Judd on a passenger car platform after Judd was accused of paying attentions to Barnes's husband. The incident occurred shortly after 6 pm as a train arrived from Nashville. Barnes husband was in Nashville at the time.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jessie Barnes
W. W. Judd
Buffalo Valley
Cruiser to Study Icebergs
Washington reports three officers from the U S Bureau of Standards will sail from Philadelphia aboard the scout cruiser Chester to study iceberg proximity to ships. The Chester, designated by Secretary Meyer to relieve the Birmingham, will carry delicate instruments for measuring temperature and conditions of the surrounding water.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Standards
Philadelphia
Chester
Meyer
Navy
Birmingham
Wreck Warning by Doctor in Philadelphia May Day
Dr Irving Spear of Baltimore warned railway surgeons at the Baltimore & Ohio Association meeting in the Aldine Hotel Philadelphia about psychic epilepsy a condition that can render locomotive engineers temporarily oblivious to their surroundings and endanger travelers and themselves for more than ten seconds Spear cited medical study and urged vigilance amid railway operations moderated by prominent surgeons from the B and O Railroad Hospital.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Irving Spear
Baltimore
Baltimore & Onto Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Association of Railway Surgeons
Aldine Hotel
Hat Gift Restores Lost Accessory To Grateful Girl
In Los Angeles on May 31 John Houston a New York maker and two friends gave a shop girl Lulu Church $50 to buy a hat after a hotel crush damaged the original. She bought the hat, wept with joy, and thanked the donors who also provided $20 and $15 portions toward the purchase.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Cal
John Houston
New York
Lulu Church
Ton
Harry 8. Dewey
George O’brien
San Francisco
Houston
Ouston
Waiters Strike Expands Across New York Hotels
A massive hotel strike paralyzed 17 hotels and restaurants as 4 000 workers walked out at breakfast time. Union leaders push for an employment bureau and possible AFL affiliation, while proprietors vow to close doors rather than yield. A plan also emerged to enroll Negro waiters as protests grow.
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International Hotel Workers’ Union
City of
New York
Hotel Men’s Association
Reed
Park Avenue
Boston
Damon
Thorndyke Hotel
Internationally Hotel Workers’ Union
Blochlinger
American Federation of Labor
New York City
Eltser
Industrial Workers of the World
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Michigan University
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Oyster Bay
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Canton
McKinley
Nia
Edith
Cove
Ted
Sagamore
Sunday Times
R. G. Higginbotham
Cross Flatbush Ave
Wright Craft
Stephenson
Zeppelin
W.K. Vanderbilt, JR
Ill
DR. Wellman
Doctor
Vanderbilt
Marti
Employment Bureau
Haywood
Ing
Marie Antoinette
Great Northern Hotel
Sherry’s
Calumet Club
Hotel Seville
Vanderbilt Hotel
Hotel Martinique
Hotel Manhattan
Hotel Hermitage
Park Avenue Hotel
Mouquin’s
Uptown
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Hof Brau Haus
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Times Square
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Plaza
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