Madrid Fetes Continue Amid Fear After Wedding Day Tragedy
Madrid reports say King Alfonso and Queen tried to reassure the public during the wedding fêtes while fear persisted. A bomb outrage killed twenty and injured sixty as anarchist suspects, including an Englishman named Robert Hamilton, faced police scrutiny amid widespread arrests.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Puerta del Sol
Segovia Bridge
Atocha Walk
Royal Palace
Robert Hamilton
Civil Guard
Hamilton
Manuel Morales
Barcelona
Calle Arsenal
Calle Mayor
Morales
Prince of Wales
Signor Palbini
Duke of Genoa
Unicipal
Don Alvarez de Toledo
Col. Rehaque
Weyler
Marchioness
Coffee Wrecks The Children
Dr. Elias G. Brown reports that improper diet, especially habit of tea and coffee, is a major cause of malnutrition and nervousness in New York City schoolchildren. He notes stimulant beverages disrupt performance and urges parental education. City Superintendent Maxwell echoes these concerns and endorses Postum Food Coffee as a substitute.
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Elias G. Brown
New York City
New York Public Schools
William H. Maxwell
Brown
Anarchist Council Warns Alfonso May Not Leave Church Alive
The report notes an Inner Council of Anarchists stating King Alfonso would never leave the church alive after the Americans left London for Madrid. A member added to wait for news, signaling a violent intent amid the shifting political scene.
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London
Madrid
Alfonso
Sympathy From Our Envoy Over Madrid Bomb Outrage
Frederick W. Whitridge, U S special envoy, expresses profound horror at the assassination attempt on the Spanish royal couple. He toasts the King and Queen Mother, notes past republic head deaths, and prays for their future happiness and safety. Roosevelt also cables condolence after the wedding carriage bomb.
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Madrid
Frederick W. Whitridge
United States
Republic
Mr. Whitridge
Sefior Ojeda
Washington
Roosevelt
Whitridge
Alfonso
Algo
Conpo
Pain
Praise for King Alfonso and Queen Victoria in Paris
Paris papers laud King Alfonso and Queen Victoria for their calm after the attack. Foreign Minister Bourgeois Premier Sarrien and others condemn the outrage while detectives are deployed at the Spanish frontier to stop the author’s escape. President Fallières and Bourgeois send congratulations on the monarchs’ miraculous escape. Thousands sign the Spanish embassy visitors’ book.
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London
Madrid
Alfonso
Santiago
Ing Alfonso
Victoria
Count de Pradere
Evening Standard
South America
Paris
South
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Bourgeois
Sarrien
Falliéres
Japanese Defeat Korean Insurgents at Hong Ju
Japanese troops attacked Hong Ju in Korea and dispersed the insurgents. No details have been received.
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London Times
NEW York Times
Hong-Ju
Korea
First Women Deputy Sheriffs Appointed in Westchester
In White Plains on June 1 Sheriff James S Merritt granted badges to the county first women deputies Miss Jessie Long and Miss Agnes Kennedy. Both are charity workers and agents who investigate homes for placements of children and may be called to stop prizefights or help run down criminals.
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New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Westchester County
James
Merritt
Jessie Long
E. B. Long
Agnes Kennedy
Peekskill
Long
Kennedy
Maggie Cline Hurt In Collision In Red Bank
In Red Bank New Jersey on June 1 vaudeville star Maggie Cline known for Throw him down McCluskey was struck by an automobile driven by William Hallenbeck and owned by T W Collier. She was thrown to the ground and unconscious with possible internal injuries and two broken ribs.
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Red Bank
N. J
T. W. Collier
William Hallenbeck
Maggie Cline
McCluskey
Smoot Seated Challenge Moves to Senate Battle
The Senate Elections Committee votes 7 to 6 that Reed Smoot is not entitled to his seat and 7 to 5 against a vacancy resolution. A tie 6 to 6 blocks expulsion. the matter goes to the full Senate with Burrows preparing the report. Smoot expects likely ouster, may retire. note logged as Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting reacts in St Paul.
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New York Times
Washington
Reed Smoot
Senate Committee On
Senate
Foraker
Smoot
Bailey
Dolliver
Burrows
Pettus
Overman
Dubois
Frazier
ST. Paul, Minn
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Decker
Five Die in Labrador Dog Attacks
Reports from Labrador say savage dogs killed and ate five people on the St. John’s coast during last winter. The dogs, mixing with wolves, have a history of attacking humans. victims include a 35 year old man and an elderly man his wife daughter and grandchild.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Labrador
Untermyer Attacks Life Insurance Policy Holders' Committees
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the International Policy Holders, denounces New York Life and Mutual Life for advertising and alleged mismanagement. He cites a 1905 balance sheet and the Armstrong inquiry, and notes policy holder lists are being copied under a restricted contract. The International Policy Holders' Committee now represents six state groups and over 150,000 members.
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Samuel Untermyer
International Committee
Mutual
New York Life Insurance
New York Life
Untermyer
New York and
Mutual Life Insurance
Board of Trustees
McCall
Andy
Hamilton
Armstrong
Armstrong Committee
District Attorney
Oranges Federated Trades Council Plans Independent Ice Co
A meeting under the Federated Trades Council of the Oranges decided to form an independent ice company. Plans include issuing stock at ten dollars per share and inviting public subscriptions. Another meeting is scheduled for next week.
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Federated Trades Council of the Oranges
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