King's calm forecast after royal wedding attack
The American envoy Frederick W. Whittridge and suite spoke with King Alfonso at the Madrid palace. Alfonso said the assassination attempt will come again, perhaps soon. Manuel Morales, the bomb author, died by suicide after being identified in Torrejon de Ardos. Morales, disguised as a worker, was chased then shot himself. The incident left twenty four dead and over eighty wounded.
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Madrid
Frederick W. Whitridge
Alfonso
King Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Manuel Morales
Victoria
Morales
Torrejon de Ardos
Alcala
Sefior Cuesta
Barcelona
Europe
Index to Departments and Page References
Amusements Page 9 Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers Page 7 Financial News Pages 12 13 14 15 Marine Intelligence and Foreign Malls Page 15 Society Page 9 Weather Report Page 9 Yesterday's Fires Page 2
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Financial
Marine
Society
Weather Report
Classifieds Directory Snippet Covers Auctions to Resorts
A fragmented page shows listings for Auction Sales Furnished Rooms and Boarders Help and Situations Wanted Hotels and Restaurants Lost and Found and Summer Resorts across several pages. The note references multiple sections with page indicators.
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Sumimer Resorts
Barcelona Father Disowns Anarchist Son Linked to Royal Attack
Sefior Morales, father of the anarchist who aimed at King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, says he severed ties on March 1 and knows nothing of the attempted killings. His brother Facundo notes the son’s early training in textiles, chemistry studies, and quiet life in Barcelona before last night’s death at Torrejon de Ardos.
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Barcelona
Morales
Facundo
Germany
France
Ecole Moderne
An anarchist plot in Madrid and London shocks readers
London papers discuss the Madrid death of the would–be assassin of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria and the discovery of bombs in Ancona. Scotland Yard says no anarchists have left Britain, while two Paris suspects remain under observation in London. Ex-Chief Melville recalls a London plot thwarted years ago near Bordeaux.
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London
Madrid
Alfonso
Victoria
Ancona
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Morales
Scotland Yard
King Alfonso
Paris
Foreign Office
Queen Victoria
Farras
Avino
William Melville
Special Police Service
Daily Telegraph
Bordeaux
San Sebastian
Steamer Cienfuegos and Bradford Pass Sandy Hook
The Cuban steamer Cienfuegos in Manzanillo and the German steamer Bradford in Port Antonio Jamaica passed Sandy Hook at 11 50 P M and 12 05 A M respectively.
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Cienfuegos
Manzanillo
Sandy Hook
Bradford
Port Antonio
Jamaica
World’s Fastest Long Distance Train Twentieth Century Limited
The Twentieth Century Limited is cited as the fastest long distance train in the world running the 1N hour trip between New York and Chicago. The service is operated by New-York Central Lines.
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Twentieth Century Limited
New York
Chicago
New-York Central Lines
Adv
Cassatt Returns to Lead Pennsylvania Railroad Inquiry
President Cassatt ends European trip to New York and vows a full board led investigation into bribery charges and favoritism in coal car allocations. He defends officers stock ownership when properly acquired and urges practical rules to curb conflict of interest.
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Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Inter-State Commerce Commission
New York
Mr. Cassatt
Board of Directors
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
London
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
St Louis Limited Train schedule ad
The St Louis Limited via Pennsylvania Railroad leaves New York at 1 55 p m daily and arrives St Louis at 4 30 p m next day. A through train of high grade Pullman equipment.
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ST. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Ady
Sullivan predicts Bryan nomination for president
Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan of New York says William J. Bryan will be the Democratic nominee and win. He asserts Bryan is the sane leader the party trusts, with Croker leading a New York delegation to the national convention, and notes shifts in support across the East and Southwest.
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New York Times
Hot Springs
Ark
Timothy D. Sullivan
New York
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Tammany
Richard Croker
East
Derricks Fall On Jersey City Job Site Kills Three
Three workers died and two injured when a derrick boom snapped at the Washington and Bay Streets shaft site for the Hudson Tunnel Company. Victims were Charles Armbruster 30 Brooklyn Charles Berg 35 Brooklyn and George Matson 43 Brooklyn. Foreman Martin Hahrman 48 Brooklyn injured and Peter Johnson 45 Brooklyn bruised.
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Jersey City
Washington and
Bay Streets
Hudson Tunnel
Hoboken
Exchange Place
Fifteenth Street
Dougherty
New York
Charles Armbruster
Madison Street
Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn
Charles Berg
Seventy-fourth Street
George Matson
Manhasset Place
Martin Hahrman
St. Francis’s Hospital
Peter Johnson
Beaten in Subway Train by Special Officers
Magistrate Wahle discharged Policeman Trainor of East Twenty-second Street Station after he accused Special Policemen Ryan and Burton of assaulting him in a Bronx park subway car. Trainor says he was asleep on the 4 am return and woke to be attacked, his revolver taken, then charged with felonious assault. The magistrate criticized the officers and urged reporting the brutality to Commissioner Bingam.
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Wahle
East Twenty-second Street
Westchester Court
Interborough Company
Trainor
Bronx Terminal
Ryan
Burton
Bronx Park
Bingam
Court under a tree fines speeders near Harbor Hill
Judge C H Remsen in Roslyn held four motorists for speeding at Clarence H Mackay’s Harbor Hill estate. Alfred Gleason, driver for George Pratt, fined 25 dollars. Rufus Eldredge of Glen Cove and Thomas Rushmore of Inola fined 10 and 25 respectively. E T Bedford of New York fined unspecified. Two autos at fifty mph fled. police will arrest them. New Rochelle police also jailed Elias Grant Scott, Leo Anderson, and Arthur Bagen for speed law violations. Scott bail set.
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C. H. Remsen
Roslyn
Clarence H. Mackay
Harbor Hill
Alfred C. Gleason
George D. Pratt
Glen Cove
Standard Oilman
New York City
Mr. Pratt
Rufus Eldredge
Thomas Rushmore
Ineola
E. T. Bedford
New York
New Rochelle
Elias Grant Scott
West 152d Street
Manhattan
Leo Anderson
West 123d Street
Arthur Bagen
Passaic
N. J
NYMN Crinkle's Daughter Killed in Runaway near Morristown
Miss Minnie Wheeler 24 daughter of A C Wheeler known for pen name Nym Crinkle died after leaping from a runaway two seat surrey in Morristown New Jersey She fractured her skull and died instantly Mrs H L Aldrich survived with injuries Miss Monroe also injured Police chased the horse which was spurred by an empty car in front of John O H Pitney's residence The body was sent to the Morque for relatives' instructions
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Minnie Wheeler
Twelfth Night Club
New York
Miss Wheeler
A. C. Wheeler
Miss Monroe
South Street
Mrs. Aldrich
Mr. Aldrich
All Souls
Woman shot by boarder during hymn at Lake Placid home
Mrs Elwin Bruce played the organ when boarder David Bressette picked up her husband’s revolver and accidentally fired it. The ball struck Bruce in the right side as Bressette snapped the gun twice. She is seriously injured with small chance of recovery. no arrests reported.
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New York Times
Lake Placid
N. Y
Elwin
Bruce
David Bressette
Malone
Bressette
Haad
Only One Mongoose Left In Nation
The Bronx Zoological Park mourns as its sole mongoose in the United States dies, leaving a lone survivor at Rock Creek Zoo. Governmental exceptions had previously allowed the species, but a successor now seems unlikely as the ban on imports may never be lifted. The Rock Creek specimen, brought from Cuba by a Government official, had lived there five years. The mongoose, a pest in Cuba, was restricted to protect native birds and eggs in the United States.
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New York Times
Washington
Bronx Zoological Park
United States
Rock Creek Zoo
Cuba
Congress
Caspar Purdon Clarke
France
Morgan
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Kann
Sir Purdon
Mayflower Limited Travel Plans to Boston and Back
The announcement notes a day trip via the Mayflower Limited leaving New York at 8 a.m. with four hours in Boston. The Merchants' Limited departs at 5 p.m. and returns to New York by 10 p.m. the same day.
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New York
Boston
Merchants’ Limited
Adv
Moorish Troops Defeated in Tangier Clash
In Tangier on June 3 fighting between Sultan’s forces and the Pretender resumed. The Pretender reportedly drove back the Sultan’s troops, causing heavy losses and devastating loyal Riff territory. A separate note from Gibraltar on June 8 reports Moors halting an assault on the British steamer Craighall near Point Ceres after a threat of bombardment.
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Tangier
Gibraltar
Cardiff
Savona
Point Ceres
Auto Wreck on Stamford Bridge Injures Four
A Stamford resident, A L Palmer, swerved to avoid a collision and struck the Noroton River bridge abutment. The car overturned, ejecting Palmer, his wife, Miss Rebecca Staples, Staples's aunt over 80, and Staples's sister. Staples the most seriously hurt with a broken leg and internal injuries.
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Stamford
Conn
A. L. Palmer
Noroton River
Palmer
Rebecca Staples
Miss Staples
Drowning in Yacht Accident Near Nahant
In Lynn Massachusetts on June 3 Miss Annabell Parnell 22 of Worcester drowned while aboard the sloop Smoke For a Day. A gust swept her and Miss Jennie Wilson into the water. Captain William O Neill rescued Wilson. Parnell sank as a line slipped from his grasp.
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Lynn Mass
Annabell Parnell
Worcester
Mass
Nahant
Parnell
Jennie Wilson
William O'Neill
Miss Parnell
Miss Wilson
Married After 35 Years Reunites Old Sweethearts
In Ansonia Connecticut on June 3 Anna Lovering and David Johns, once neighbors in Wales in 1871, reunited after thirty five years apart. They married yesterday after long lives apart with Johns having seven children and Lovering three.
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Ansonia
Conn
Anna Lovering
David Johns
Anna
David
Wales
America
Fifteen Firemen Overcome In Omaha Department Store Fire
A minor blaze at Halden Brothers' department store on Sixteenth and Dodge flooded five floors with water from automatic sprinklers and gas from smoke. fifteen firemen and a police surgeon were temporarily overcome but all recovered. The incident disrupted operations as much as five floors suffered stock losses and several officers were treated at a hospital before returning to duty.
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Omaha, Neb
Halden Brothers
Sixteenth and
Dodge Streets
Salter
Simpson
Sullivan, Coyle
Oleson
Erickson
Beauman
Peterson
perilous balloon voyage from London to Dieppe outcome unknown
Baron Korwin head of the Austrian Military Balloon Department attempted a flight from London to Vienna. A fierce thunderstorm diverted the craft 200 miles off course above the Channel. He reached Dieppe after the perilous journey and then returned to London.
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Dieppe
Baron Korwin
Austrian Military Balloon Department
London
Vienna
Channel
Falls With His Airship Becomes Narrow Escape
Lincoln J. Beachey a Toledo aeronaut lost control of the airship Knabenhsue II at Luna Park Cleveland. Dragged from the wreck he was unconscious then revived and found uninjured as the craft tore the propeller and gas escaped. He joked about trying again and joked about Usher’s scotch.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Lincoln J. Beachey
Toledo
Beachey
Park
H A
Morgan Buys Kann Collection for 5.5 Million
J Pierpont Morgan has purchased Rodolphe Kann’s art collection for 5.5 million dollars. The haul includes eight Rembrandts four Rubens six Van Dycks plus furniture tapestries and sculpture by Houdon Pajou and Pigalle. Museum leaders weigh whether the works will come to the Metropolitan as a gift or be kept abroad.
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van Dycks
Rubens
NEW York Times
Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
Rodolphe Kann
Sir Purdon
Trings
Morgan
Kann
Metropolitan
Robert W. de Forest
Museum
Mr. Morgan
New York
Rothschild
Times
South Kensington Museum
South Africa
Limoges
M. Kann
Rembrandt
Frans Hals
Hendrickje
Jan Steen
Ter Borch
van der Meer
van Ostedes
Ruysdael
Hobbema
P. de Hoogh
Roger van der Weyden
Memline
Egypt
Gerard David
Sir Richard Wallace
L’escarpolette
Fragonard
Lady
Ghoe
Boucher
Watteau
Lancret
Pater
Chardin
David
France
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Croker
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Hudson Tunnel Cos
Interborough
Clarence Mackay
Nymn Crinkle
THE
Washington Zoo
Connecticut
Omaha
Usher
J.P. Morgan
Rann Treasures
Rembrandts
van Dyck
Houdon
Pajou
Pigalle
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