Count's airship voyage ends in rainstorm setback
The Count recounts a flight from Friedrichshafen to Bitterfeld and back aimed at a long voyage and mentions a Berlin telegram as unrelated to the plan. Crossing Thuringia, a violent rainstorm halted navigation and left the crew unable to reconnoiter. The airship later resumes travel as repairs planned after a Goeppingen accident.
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Friedrichshafen
Bitterfeld
Berlin
Thuringia
Goeppingen
Zeppelin airship reaches Friedrichshafen repairs planned
The Zeppelin airship arrived at Friedrichshafen at six this morning and will have its damages repaired at the Lake Constance shed after a cautious staged flight from Goeppingen. The Emperor sent congratulations and proposed an August 26 Berlin trip. Count Zeppelin aims to report to the Emperor in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Goeppingen
Lake of Constance
Berlin
Count Zeppelin
No Agreement Reached in Baltimore & Ohio Trade Dispute
June 2 Baltimore conference between Vice President Potter and machinists blacksmiths and boilermakers failed to produce a settlement over piece work. Union leaders warned a general strike seems likely while criticizing company efforts to exterminate unionism. In Cumberland Maryland about sixty machinists and helpers joined the strike, with night shift also walking out leaving shops idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Potter
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Machinists
Boilermakers’ Association
J. W. Kline
Blacksmiths’ Union
J. W. O’connell
Thomas Nolan
Boilermakers
Mount Clare
Cumberland
Mayor Judge Bingham Faces Criticism Over Duffy Case
Public dispute erupts as Justice Gaynor defends Duffy amid controversy over police records and photo removal. Mayor and Commissioner defend actions, while Justice Gaynor warns against police overreach and despotism.
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Duffy
Bingham
Gaynor
Rogues Gallery
Mikado His Friend Taft Toasts Uriu at Naval Academy Dinner
Vice Admiral Baron Sotokichi Uriu was honored at a sixty cover dinner of Naval Academy classmates. President Taft praised Japan, Uriu and the Emperor, joked about politics and heat, then proposed a toast to the Emperor. Baron Takahira and others attended the Washington event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
United States Naval Academy
Baron Sotokichi Uriu
Metropolitan Lab
United States
California
Taft
Japan
Admiral Uriu
Senate
Uriu
Banzai
Ovington N. Weller
Baltimore
J. W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Hose
Meyer
Cannon
Annapolis
Robert Means Thompson
New York
Baron Takahira
Takahira
Baron
Baroness Uriu
Evelyn Beatrice Longman
Col. Thompson
Academy
Aeronaut Goodale Repeats Crossing Hudson in Air Ship
Frank B. Goodale, a young aeronaut at Palisades Amusement Park, crossed the Hudson in a dirigible and circled the New York cruiser before the craft shed a propeller blade and gas-bag rent. He landed in fog midstream and was rescued. repairs took hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Goodale
Palisades
Hudson
Grant
Toledo
New York
Young Goodale
Goodale
Police Clubber Lectured by Night Court Magistrate
Police officer Finger of Oak Street Station was sharply rebuked by Magistrate Cornell in Night Court after a disorderly conduct case. The truckman Frederick Monahan claimed he was clubbed during arrest, while Monahan and employer witnesses supported his version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Bingham
Gaynor
Alfred Collier
Charles O’neil
George B. Duffy
Collier
James W. Ridgway
Mr. Ridgway
Institute Park
O’neil
Dan
Finn
Essex Market Court
Cherubino Palermo
Supreme Court
Finger
Oak Street
Cornell
Frederick Monahan
Williams Street
Monahan
Vandewater Street
Onahan
Charles H. Woodruff
Mountaineer Train Adds Overnight Run Chicago to Denver
Rock Island Railroad announces a new one night train named The Mountaineer. Starting June 6 the train departs Chicago at 1 25 PM and arrives in Denver at 5 55 PM the next day.
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Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Denver
the Mountaineer
San Francisco Evening Post Bought by Globe Owners
San Francisco June 2 The Evening Post has been purchased by the Evening Globe owners. The two plants will merge and the combined newspapers will run as the Globe and Post.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Evening Post
Evening Globe
Globe and Post
Fire on Marina freighter at Hoboken pier alarms port
A Phoenix Line freighter Marina at Seventh Street pier Hoboken caught fire in holds 3 and 4 with rags chicory glue and willow ware burning. Fireboat Thomas Willett aided water attack as crew battled smoke and fumes. Loss estimated at $18 000 with horses and pigeons removed before the blaze.
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Phoenix Line
Marina
Seventh Street
Hoboken
N. J
Brown
David Taylor
Phoenix Pier
Dunn
Arthur McMahon
Charles Grube
Truck 1
Thomas Willett
John M. Pratt
Holland-America Line
Campbell Stores
Holland-America
Antwerp
Aldine Association Moves to New Fifth Avenue Home
The Aldine Association occupies its new fourteenth floor suites in the Fifth Avenue Building. It moved in last Saturday and hosted a reception for members and guests on Tuesday in the new club rooms.
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The
Aldine Association
Fifth Avenue
Heinze Directors Battle and Contempt Case Complicates Meeting
A heated meeting over Heinze directors adjourned amid protests by Henry Movius and disputes on stock ownership. The assembly elected Abraham Wyckoff after Reilly proved nonresident. Judge Lacombe granted a brief adjournment in the contempt case against Robinson. Baglin testified about overheard talks on removing books and Heinze counselings. Albany reports note A P Heinze not licensed to practice law in New York since 1891.
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Kilroy
Levy
Trust Company
Mr. Rice
Hudson Trust Company
English
Henry Movius
Mr. Sleicher
Movius
Rice
Saacke
Mr. Kilroy
New Jersey
Reilly
Abraham V. Wyckoff
Manhattan
Lacombe
Joseph Cotton, Jr
Robinson
Mr. Wise
Grand
A. P. Heinze
Baglin
Paul E. Cravath
Thomas F. Ryan
Traction
Wise
Heinze
Sanford Robinson
Arthur P. Heinze
C. O. Gear
United Copper Company
Albany
Court of Appeals
Federal
Max F. Schultz
Otto Heinze & Co
Hough
Rothenberger Exam Reveals Ohio Copper Transactions Tied to Heinze
Moritz Rothenberger, head of the failed M. Rothenberger & Co., testified before U.S. Commissioner Alexander about Ohio Copper trades involving F. Augustus Heinze and David Lamar. Rothenberger said Heinze owed him about 15,000 and detailed deliveries of 8,800 shares. Lamar acted as Heinze’s agent, and further examination of Heinze and Lamar is scheduled.
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Alexander
Federal
Martin C. Ansorge
Hays, Hirshfield & Wolf
Peter Alexander
Rothenberger Company
F. Augustus Heinze
David Lamar
Rothenberger
Heinze
Ohio Copper
Rothenberger & Co
Ohio
Moritz Rothenberger
Lamar
Broadway
Baglin
Ohie Copper
Salt Lake
Augustus Heinze
Stevens's Work for Hill on Great Northern
In St Paul on June 2 President L W Hill announced John F Stevens former First Vice President of the New Haven will join the Great Northern for about six weeks. He will inspect and report on water power in Montana and Washington and address other engineering questions. He will not relocate his family or open offices in St Paul.
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New Haven Road
St. Paul
Testimony in Sugar Refining Suit Details Loan and Interference
The $30,000,000 Sherman Act case between Pennsylvania Sugar Refining and American Sugar Refining centers on John Sparhawk Jr. testimony about a 1.25 million dollar loan arranged by Adolph Kissel. Untermyer allegedly pressured Parsons to block refinining at the Pennsylvania plant to force repayment, with possible control over directors. Receiver Geo H. Earle Jr. also testified, linking to the Real Estate Trust Company wreck and reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
John Sparhawk, Jr
Philadelphia
Samuel Untermyer
Mr Untermyer
John E. Parsons
Untermyer
Adolph Kissel
New York
American Sugarefining Company
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Adolph Segal
Pennsylvania Comepany
Sparhawk
Parsons
Geo H. Earle, Jr
Real Estate Trust Company
Segal
Mr. Earle
Miss Sexton Weds F M Shaw at Point Pleasant
Miss Jane Clayton Sexton daughter of Mr and Mrs David W Sexton of Asbury Park married Frederic Mason Shaw of the New York Central Railroad at noon in the Episcopal Church at Point Pleasant with Rev William Bogart officiating.
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Sexton
F. M. Shaw
Asbury Park
Jane
Clayton Sexton
David W. Sexton
Frederic Mason Shaw
New York Central Railroad
Episcopal Church
Point Pleasant
William Bogart
Ferguson Weds Miss Hubbard at Trinity Church Bayonne
Miss Elsie T. Hubbard daughter of former postmaster John Hubbard of Asbury Park N J married William B M Ferguson writer yesterday afternoon in Trinity Church Bayonne Rev Longley rector officiating A reception followed at the Hotel Astor in Bayonne The couple will sail for Scotland the bridegroom’s former home on Saturday
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W. B.M. Ferguson
Miss Hubbard
Elsie T. Hubbard
John Hubbard
Asbury Park
N. J
William B. M. Ferguson
Trinity Iee Church
Bayonne
Longley
Hotel Astor
Mrs. Ferguson
Scotland
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Mr. Bingham
Justice Gaynor
George
Burr
McCarren
Aeolian Company
Aeolian Hall
34Th St
Mikado
Uria
Aeronaut
Warship
Sheriff
Garden City
L. I
Alfred Davis
Garden City Estates
Leo Vieto
Joseph Foster
Floral Park
Mineola
Rock Island
Hobo
Ken
M. Rothenberger & Co
United
Marvel OF the Age
Egel Cooper
Simpson, Crawford & CO
Bloomingdales
Harris
Kattus
hGars
West 34Th St
Bet. T
Brokaw
Hanan
38Th Street
2Th Street
Oxford
Canal Street
Fulton Street
Duane Street
Smith Street
Brooklyn
Stevens’s
Hill
Great Northern
Mears Ear Phone. CO
34Th Street
Victor
Landay Bros
Tiffany
Sugar Trust
France
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