Mrs McKinley Weak But Stable At Bedside
President McKinley stays beside his ailing wife as physicians report no significant change in her condition. Doctors Rixey Sternberg and Johnston issued a bulletin saying she rested comfortably but strength remains low, with the San Francisco illness still present and concern rising if no improvement appears. Judge Watson and Senator Elkins visited the White House amid anxious inquiries from callers throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judge Watson
Ohio
White House
Two Women Found Dead From Gas In New York Apartment
Two women, Sarah London and Rose Kramer, aged 70 and 66, were discovered dead yesterday in a top floor room at 314 East Eighty-second Street. Neighbors reported a gas odor. a detached rubber tube from a small gas stove caused the fatal incident, believed accidental by Mrs. Kramer's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah London
Rose Kramer
East Eighty-second Street
Russia
Nine year old shoots brother in accidental play tragedy
In Poughkeepsie New York Walter Greer nine and Harold seven played in a farmhouse hallway. Walter fired a double barrel shotgun at Harold wounding him fatally with a chest wound. The father had warned the gun was loaded. Harold died ten minutes after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Walter Greer
Harold
Pleasant Valley
Robert Greer
Walter
Two Men Arrested With Nine Bags Of Green Coffee
Patrol Boat No. 1 off Montague Street Brooklyn spotted a Whitehall boat carrying 1200 pounds of green coffee valued at 250 dollars. John and Timothy Maloney of 10 Dykeman Street were arrested after surrendering when threatened with revolvers and taken to the Slymer Street Police Station. They refused to explain how they obtained the coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
Brooklyn
John
Timothy Maloney
Dykeman Street
Zie Fa
Montague Street
Slymer Street
Mystery Fragments From Yesterday’s Fire News
A fragmented newspaper excerpt notes yesterday’s fire events and weather items, with scattered references to arrivals, buyers, and financial notes. It mentions pages 2 and 3 and hints at foreign mail coverage and a quotation supplement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Review
Contelligence
Saga Foreign Mails
Weather Report
Pace & E
Agnostic marriage celebrated in Cincinnati hall
Frederick Federle and Miss Martha Seaman were married in College Hall of the Young Men's Mercantile Library Building in Cincinnati under the rites of the agnostic society led by Charles S. Sparks. The couple pledged frugality, mutual life support, and childrearing within agnostic faith, with a magistrate completing civil formalities sans obedience vow.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
College Hall
Young Men’s Mercantile Library
Walnut Street
Frederick Federle
Pittsburg Coal Company
Martha Seaman
Agnostic Society
Charles S. Sparks
Sparks
Federle
Seaman
Alexander Roebling
Young couple wed despite parental objections
Frederick Skinner seventeen and Lucy Budd fifteen married last Tuesday at ayville with Rev J H Prescott presiding. Parents opposed the match over age. couple rode out to marry and later informed their agents who report the brokers now reconcile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Skinner
Lucy Budd
Patchogue
L. I
James R. Skinner
Charles S. Atkinson & Co
Pine Street
New York
Joshua Budd
Ay Ville
J.H. Presecott
St. Ann’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Woman in Chicago Tries to Die in Park
Mrs. Camille Lang attempted death by inhaling chloroform in Jackson Park Chicago on Saturday. Doctors at Chicago Hospital report she is out of danger and have not received a statement from her to explain the motive or mystery behind the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Camille Lang
Jackson Park
Chicago Hospital
Hyde Park
Martin Lang
Chicago Beach
Lang
New York
Incendiary Fire Arrests in Newark Restaurant Building
Police locked up John Shaughnessy his wife Catharine and boarder Peder McCarthy after a 3 AM blaze at 41 Bridge Street Newark. Firemen found fires on five floors and kerosene soaked papers scattered about. The owner had ordered eviction. suspects deny knowledge and face arraignment tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Bridge Street
John Shaugnessy
Shaughnessy
Catharine
Peder McCarthy
Shaugnessy’s
George Baney
Suaughnesars
Johnson Denies Involvement In Street Railway Interests
Cleveland June 2 Mayor Tom L Johnson returns from an astern trip denying reports linking him to street railway and other business interests He states he has no interest is not negotiating and has ceased paying attention to such rumors He will remain out of business and hopes newspapers stop repeating the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Chicago
Trenton
N. J
Johnson
Protective League Meeting Debates Jewish Safety in Chicago
At a Chicago Protective League session the appeal for justice for the entire Jewish race was voiced. Speakers charged street assaults on the poor and insults toward the wealthy and educated, claiming Russian laws protect Jews more than Chicago laws. Police criticism followed for failing to shield association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Protective League
Jewish Peddlers’ Union
Russia
Associaton
Dining car service a standout on New York Central trains
A reader quote praises the dining car service as the most attractive feature on all through trains of the New York Central lines. The remark highlights the dining experience as a key attraction for travelers aboard the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Lines
Ady
Strike Ends as Central Federated Union Reaches Deal
The Central Federated Union gave its settlement committee full power to act in the rapid transit tunnel strike. Contractors and delegates agreed to waive outside unionization and wage disputes, with a general agreement on wages and hours remaining. A signed accord outlined union waivers and speedy arbitration for double drum holster wages, with turnout to resume once terms are met.
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Central Federated Union
Central Federated Union Committee
William J. O’brien
John J. Pallas
Edward Friday
John S. Henry
Wood Carvers’ Union
Archibald
Paper Hangers’ Union
O’brien
Pallas
Decidot
New York
Rapid Tansit
P. McMahon
James Stewart
Eccentric
Standard
Matthew A. McConville
Safety Association of Engineers
James A. Green
M. J.gleason
J. Cronin
Timothy Healey
Contractors’ Committee
Barr
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
James P. Archibald
Green
Delegates Plan End of Strike After Meeting
Delegates and committee said the strike will be called off today and strikers are expected to return to work this morning. They acknowledge the pause could have harmed unions if extended, as non union men would have filled positions. Contractors sought a quick resolution to end the disruption.
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Ing
Extra Session Unlikely as Court Delays Decision
Washington reports one Cabinet member says talk of an extra Congress day is premature. Officials fear Supreme Court delays on the insular cases may affect how the Philippines and Cuba are governed, with military rule seen as a potential bridge until the court acts. Secretary Root and Attorney General Knox discussed Cuba and the Philippines to keep the administration ready. Congress is not expected to be called early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Anea
Supreme Court
Philippines
Porto Rico
United States
United Rico
War Department
Cuba
Taft Commission
Supre Court
Jane
Root
Peerney
Knox
Rene Court
Reward Offered for Modoc Lynchers by Governor Gage
Gov. Gage in San Francisco offers 5000 dollars to convict the Modoc lynchers. One thousand dollars for each ring leader and 400 dollars for others involved. Five men were hanged by a mob amid accusations of petty theft and cattle maiming. Witnesses remained silent, Lassen County stands in secret sympathy with the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
San Francisco
Cal
Gage
Hangng
Lassen
Quigg in Albany for State Excise Counsel Bid
Lemuel Ely Quigg arrives in Albany on June 2 to seek the post of general counsel of the State Excise Department following Patrick W. Cullivan's promotion to State Excise Commissioner. He says his visit carries no political motive and met with officials at the Executive Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lemuel Ely Quigg
State Excise Department
Patrick W. Cullinan
State Excise
Quigg
Dr. Stires Seeks 400000 Endowment for Grace Church
Chicago June 2 Dr E M Stires pursues the churchs financial future as he prepares to leave for St Thomas s New York He aims to raise a 400000 endowment by life insurance for Grace Episcopal Church and has started by paying the initial premium himself amid church benefits and fire insurance considerations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. M. Stires
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Thomas's Church
New York
Fatally Shoots Daughters Suitor Near Maryville
ST JOSEPH Mo June 2 Owen Logan a young stockman was fatally shot last night while calling on Miss Jessie Walker near Maryville by the girl's father The father had threatened to kill Logan if he continued his attentions Logan was on the Walker porch when the father sprang from hiding and fired with a shotgun Logan died and the father is in jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Owen Logan
Jessie Walker
Maryville
Logan
Miss Walker
Jopen
Iss Walker
Passaic Plumbers Seek Eight Hour Day Shift
Passaic journeymen plumbers plan a week of strikes and long hours demanding an eight hour day for the same pay as nine hours. Bosses resist and cite prior concessions while negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
Myles Standish Ginger Ale Ad Savor Delicate Flavor
An advertising line extols Myles Standish Ginger Ale as the flavor most delicate and not burning when sipped. The brief note presents a marketing boast from Adyv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles
Standish
Adyv
Lawyer Benjamin Adams Arrested For Playing Golf On Sunday
Yonkers New York June 2 1910 lawyer Benjamin Adams a member of the local Board of Education was arrested at Saegkill Golf Club on a charge of violating the Sabbath by playing golf. Detectives arrested him with witnesses including Walter Hodgman and several ladies. The case will be vigorously fought amid church led Sunday sports agitation and public Sabbath scruples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Benjamin Adams
Board of Education
Saegkill
Welsh
Robinson
Adams Beene
Walter Hodgman
Adams
Hodgman
John C. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
New York City
Morristown Official Charged With Embezzlement
Frank E. Everett, aged 44, former clerk of Morristown New Jersey Freeholders, was arraigned in Centre Street Court on embezzlement charges. He allegedly diverted about $3,000 and altered municipal bills. Held to await extradition papers, Everett was committed to the Tombs as New Jersey authorities prepare action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank’ E. Everett
Board of Freeholders of
Morristown
N. J
Flammer
Centre Street Court
Everett
Freeholders’ Board of
Montclair
Arlington
New York
Ng Hundred and Fifteenth Street
One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Central Office
Sommers, Brown
New Jersey
Dover man sought for alleged $5000 county fraud
Frank E. Everett of Dover, arrested in New York, is wanted in Morristown for defrauding the enemy and misusing county books. He is said to be short about $5,000, with bondsmem having covered the shortage. Authorities had known his whereabouts. his wife visited him in Newark, making his arrest a surprise and prompting questions about prosecution.
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Morristown
N. J
Frank E. Everett
Dover
New York
Board of Freeholders
Newark
Butte Faces Untold Ground Movements and Cracks
Five large earth cracks appear in different city sections of Butte Montana as the city experiences ongoing ground shifts. The largest crack opens along West Galena Street with a considerable width and depth. City engineers report shifting elevations and bench marks, affecting gas and water lines and alarming residents.
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Montana City
Butte
Mont
Galena Street
Gineer Ickenbach
Rts
Broadway
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract Digestive Aid Advert
An eerie clipped ad cites Johann Hoff's Malt Extract claiming it helps digest food and feeds nutriment to the blood. The fragment mentions Caracas and a blood health claim, typical of early 20th century patent medicine advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
Johann
Robbers Fire Texas Town of Jasper
Special to The New York Times Jasper Texas near Beaumont suffered a major fire at 8 this morning destroying the business district and 17 houses with losses over 100000. Robbers blew safes in the Post Office and Colony Treasurer. No lives were lost and officers hunt the desperadoes toward unfinished railroad. Jasper population about 1000, county seat in rich agricultural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Texas
Jasper
Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City
Turn Over Peking to Chinese Gradually
June 2 in Peking General staff meeting decides gradual transfer of city administration to Chinese officials during June. Count von Waldersee to leave tomorrow. Special trains to Taku run all week for troop transport. Germans remove large baggage including carts and chairs. Baluchi regiment departs amid farewell ceremonies as British troops and American officers witness the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Count von Waldersee
Taku
Dominican Revolution Crushed. Heureaux’s Son Among Leaders Held
Reports from Kingston Jamaica say the Santo Domingo revolution is crushed at its outset. Prominent rebels have been shot or imprisoned, including the son of the late President Heureaux, who is said to have led the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Santo Domingo
Heureaux
Dean McNulty Disrupts Dane Party in Paterson Bar
In Paterson New Jersey on June 2 Very Rev Dean McNulty confronted disruptive patrons in a Market Street saloon. He smashed the hat and umbrella handle during the clash scattering a back room party and injuring no one. a woman reportedly bruised as the umbrella disrupted a dance.
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Paterson
N. J
Dean McNulty
Market
Paitrick J. Duffy
Market and
Prince Streets
Duffy's
Boy Shocker Killed Climbing Electric Pole
Newark June 2 George Chandler sixteen lived on Cottage Street Irvington was shocked to death this afternoon after climbing an electric pole near his home and touching a live wire. He fell twenty feet and was dead on arrival with instant fatality from electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
George Chandler
Cottage Street
Irvington
Two Boys Drown Off Oswego Lake Ontario in Squall
Oswego reports the drowning of Rowland Guiles aged seventeen and an unnamed boy, likely George Andelfinger, after their canvas canoe capsized in Lake Ontario. A life saving crew reached the scene soon after, but five minutes of struggle left both boys submerged. The accident occurred near Oswego, two and a half miles from shore, with the young Guiles’s name found on an overcoat outer papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Rowland Guiles
George Andelfinger
Lake Ontario
Capt. Anderson
Heavy Storm Wrecks Homes Injures Four Near Pittsburg
A violent spring storm swept through Pittsburg Pennsylvania on June 2 causing heavy damage. Four people were badly hurt as twenty to thirty boys sheltered in a building were buried when a store and dwelling collapsed at Whittaker near Homestead. Daniel Martin is expected to die from critical head and spine injuries. The youths George Marley Frank Sturgiss and Daniel Ashton were rescued with difficulty. The storm dropped thirty minutes of rain and hail, with strong winds toppling several small houses.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Government Weather Bureau
Whittaker
Homestead
Daniel Martin
George Marley
Frank Sturgiss
Daniel Ashton
Marley
Esca
Trains to Washington From New York Schedule Released
Royal Blue Five Hour Trains depart Fort Liberty Street 11 30 A M 1 00 P M and the Royal Limited at 3 40 P M All fast trains run every day at 8 00 10 A M 1 30 5 00 7 00 P M and 12 15 night South Ferry departure five minutes early with café Mercant car service in the era
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Royal Blue
Fort Liberty St
Royal Limited
South Ferry
Wera
Victims seek the magic powder con artist in New York
At 68 West Thirty-fifth Street neighbors report Prof. Fred Ries, aka Fred Heismann, sold stock future insights via a burning yellow powder. Police plan raids on advertisers claiming occult stock foresight as victims estimate losses from $500 to $7,000.
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West Thirty-fifth Street
Thury
Fred Rie
Louis Racien
Europe
New York
West Thirtieth Street
Ries
Pelice
Murphy
New York Times
Capt
Titus
Detectiv Bureau
Egypt
Baden
Aia
Jefferson Market Court
Heismann
Boston
Joseph Hess
Reis
Toeis
Raden
Ex Army Officer Arrested in Forgery Charge
John M. Neill, former Army officer once connected with the Presidio, was arrested in Butte by a Deputy U S Marshal on San Francisco instructions for forging army vouchers three years ago. He pleads innocence and has a wife and several relatives in Oak, while employed for a year by Anaconda Mining Company as an engineer. He will be taken to San Francisco for custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
John M. Neill
Presidio
San Francisco
United States
Army
Eill
Oak
Neill
Anaconda Mining Company
Sancisco
Nationalists Win in Havana Mayor and Council Seats
Havana reports the Nationalists won yesterday's municipal elections with Sefior Miguel Gener elected mayor by 11 115 votes. Nationalists also secured eighteen Municipal Council seats with Republicans taking four and Democrats two. Central lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Sefior Miguel Gener
Sefior Mora
Sefior Carlos Garcia
Democratic
Eee
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Protective League Meeting
Stanton
Electrical Workers’ Union
del Fallas
Modoc
Lemuel E. Quigg
Dr. Stires
Mr. Adams
Yonkers Education Board
Texas Town
Col. Murphy
Pistbi
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