Senators Battle Over Cotton Schedule and Autocracy Threat
Washington dispatch reports a day of fiery exchanges as Sen La Follette attacks Sen Aldrich over the cotton schedule. Aldrich pledges explanations while warning against tariff increases harming Michigan's industry. Stone challenges Aldrich over a Berlin document and German comments as Sen Borah calls for decorum amid the clash.
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New York Times
Washington
Aldrich
la Follette
William Alden Smith
Senate
Stone
State Department
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Stone
Penrose
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
Sjinance Committee
Michigan
Let Your Malted Mix Be Horlicks for All
Advertising copy touts Horlicks as a nourishing lunch drink suitable at hotel or home. It emphasizes its role as an ideal food beverage and popular malted mix for everyone.
Luna in Eclipse Grips City Moon Reappears in Dawn
Last night a total lunar eclipse lit the city sky though observers were few. The moon entered Earth’s shadow at 7 58 pm and reappeared in stages, becoming full again by 10 14 pm. From the Times Building tower, observers watched, while Chinatown residents showed little interest, eclipsed by electric lights.
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Tower of the Times
Chinatown
Sons of the Celestial Empire
China
Harvard Observatory reports failed eclipse Photos
At the Harvard Observatory attempts were made to photograph tonight's eclipse but clouds interfered and the exposures were not altogether successful. Large crowds gathered despite the warm evening seeking to view the event.
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New York Times
Boston
Harvard Observatory
Geese drown squirrel Jack after fence crossing at Bronx Zoo
A gray squirrel named Jack dies after geese and ducks attack him near a corn trough on an island in the Bronx Park Zoo. Jill, his mate, fled and has not been seen. keepers doubt she will attempt the route again.
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Jack
Jill
Bronx Park Zoo
Mrs Pease Seriously Injured in Hempstead Runaway
Mrs W Albert Pease daughter of Rear Admiral Rogers and cousin of August Belmont was badly hurt in a runaway near Garden City. A broncho driven by Mrs Helen Holt bolted after a passing car, throwing both women. Holt unhurt, Pease suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was treated by Dr Louis N Lanehart.
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New York Times
Hempstead
L. I
W. Albert Pease
Rogers
August Belmont
Here
Garden City
Louis N. Lanehart
Pease
Mrs. Holt
Politicians jailed for conspiracy and theft in Boston
In Boston on June 3 Judge Schoefield sentenced Leo F. McCullough former Boston Common Council president to two years hard labor, and James T. Cassidy lawyer to one year for conspiracy to defraud the city and stealing 200 by forging a law book order. Ex Alderman George H. Battis received three years for larceny tied to athletic prize purchases in 1906 and 1907.
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Boston
Leo F. McCullough
Boston Common Council
James T. Cassidy
Schoefield
Superior Court
George H. Battis
Lunch Spots and Wine Picks in New York’s Fulton Street Hub
A fragment notes Dewey & Sons Co at 138 Fulton Street New York dealing with lunch options and types of American wines. The passage references a casual dining and wine context in a downtown business hub.
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Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton St
New York
Bought Banks and Lands Arrest Follows His Flight
A. D. Oliver alias Charles Harding, once posing as a multi millionaire, fled with his bride in a car after looting banks and lands across Georgia. Identified as a Mississippi convict with eleven years remaining, he was arrested in Aberdeen County Mississippi and later jailed in Bainbridge Georgia. He is also wanted in Mississippi Atlanta and Birmingham.
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New York Times
Bainbridge
A. D. Oliver
Georgia
T. O. Jones
Aberdeen County
Miss
Oliver
Jones
Mississippi Penitentiary
Charles Harding
Harding
Rose English
New York
Waterloo
Albany
Mississippi
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ohio
DIES AFTER EDDY TREATMENT IN PAWTUCKET
Mrs. Susan Fisk state vice regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution dies in Pawtucket Rhode Island from alleged starvation while under Christian Science treatment after a March 24 1909 cyst removal operation. Doctors blame delayed surgery and digestion failure. Her husband a druggist faced financial ruin last week.
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New York Times
Pawtucket
R. I
Stephen F. Fisk
Daughters of the American Revolution
Susan Fisk
William C. Conant
Boston
Fisk
Westbound wheat shipments break historic pattern
Produce Exchange reports the first reverse flow of wheat from New York to the West for consumption with inquiries from Texas. Two boatloads head to Buffalo, four more loaded, rail shipments begun as cash wheat scarcity grips the West. Prices yesterday showed 6.2 red at 1.47 dollars per bushel with a 1.50 dollar ask at close.
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Produce Exchange
New York
Texas
Buffalo
West
Sleeping Car to Youngstown via Pennsylvania Railroad
Through sleeping car to Youngstown Ohio departs New York on the Chicago Limited at 4 56 P M daily via Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Youngstown, O
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Place Your Order With Your Newsdealer Today
Readers are urged to secure Sunday Times features and notices by ordering through their local newsdealer now. The appeal highlights the breadth of items advertised elsewhere and stresses timely placement.
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Times
State Department Stops A Marriage Adventure
The United States prevented an American heiress from marrying a man posing as an Italian count. Miss Frances A. Garwood of New York alerted officials, leading to embassy inquiries in Paris and London. The man is believed Austrian by birth, with unverified ties to New York.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Miss Garwood
New York
Continental Hotel
Paris
State Department
Garwood
Frances A. Garwood
John T. Quinn
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Mediterranean
Cecil
London
Ambassador Reid
Department
Ambassador White
Frances Garwood
Quinn
Des Pilanches
End of Philadelphia trolley strike amid riot collapse
Philadelphia June 3. After six days of riot the trolley strike nears end as Senator McNichol negotiates with Rapid Transit directors and C O Pratt. Meanwhile mobs attack Germantown Avenue Broad Street and surrounding lines, injuring police and workers as cars are wrecked and looted.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Senator McNichol
Rapid Transit Company
Company
C. O. Pratt
Rapid Transit
Pratt
Wayne Junction
Germantown Avenue
Susquehanna Avenue
Hunting Park Avenue
Baruch Buys Fifth Avenue Site Opposite Central Park
Bernard M. Baruch the banker is purchasing a 50 by 100 foot plot at the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Eighty-sixth Street for about 450000 through L. J. Phillips & Co. and Henry D. Winans & May. Nearby mansions include Henry Phipps’s on Eighty-seventh Street and James B. Clews’s on Eighty-fifth Street.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Carnegie
Mr. Baruch
Anna B. Bliss
Cora F. Barnes
Eighty-sixth Street
L. J. Phillips & Co
Henry D. Winans & May
Eighty-seventh Street
Henry Phipps
Eighty-fifth Street
James B. Clews
George Leary
West Fifty-second Street
James Henry Smith
Mr. Smith
William C. Whitney
Sixty-eighth Street
Boy 7 killed riding behind Brooklyn carriage
John Marella of 29 Carroll Street Brooklyn was killed when he rode behind a moving coach owned by Charles Netti of 2358 Atlantic Avenue. Witnesses say the boy waved good bye and his arm was caught in the wheel. Netti is charged with homicide.
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John Marella
Carroll Street
Brooklyn
Hamilton Avenue
Charles Netti
Atlantic Avenue
Netti
Harris Oculists Advertisement on Page Three
An advertisement for M. H. Harris Oculists and Optometry appears on Page Three marking a change in display location. The note invites readers to look for the ad and mentions a one cent price point to attract attention.
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M. H. Harris
Holbein Duchess of Milan Saved for England by Woman
London reports a private donor, a mysterious woman, provided 49 000 pounds to complete the 72 000 pound price for Holbein's Duchess of Milan. The National Art Collections Fund will cover the remaining balance, ensuring the artwork remains in national hands.
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NEW York Times
London
England
Holbein
National Art Collections Fund
Wilson Warns Colleges to Modernize at St Paul’s School
President Woodrow Wilson urged Princeton and other colleges to adapt to modern life during a luncheon at St Paul’s School in Concord New Hampshire. He warned wealth in education risks dulling future leaders and criticized distractions replacing core study and intellect.
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Concord
N. H
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
St. Paul’s School
Wilson
Coleges
Tornado Levels Homes in Screven County Georgia
A tornado path over the lower Screven County area injures six or more people. It wrecks the home of white farmer Stephen Thomson, buries him his wife and children, and traps others including injured elderly son who frees his family. Tenement houses are wrecked and several Black occupants are injured.
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Sylvania
Screven
Dover
Stephen Thomson
Mountain melts snow bank on Mount Eliott in Colorado
A sixty foot snow bank on Mount Eliott, a 13000 foot peak in southwestern Colorado, has melted in the last forty eight hours. A vast column of steam rises from the site and may indicate a volcanic disturbance. Nearby mine work was halted by heat. snow coverage blocks closer inspection.
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Grand Junction
Col
Mount Eliott
Colorado
Twins Crisis Sparks Highway Dash to Harlem Court
William M. Higgins, a 29 year old chauffeur for S M Jervis of the Hotel Ansonia, received a telegram ordering him to go to Harlem Court with his employer in New Rochelle. He sped via a record breaking drive until stopped at 139th Street by Bicycle Policeman Oliver. At the station, Mr Jervis left an Egyptian ring valued in the hundreds of dollars as security for Higgins's appearance. Higgins hurried home as his wife and twins are reported to be doing nicely.
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Germantown Avenue
Broad and
Erie Avenues
Germantown
Serigt
Greeves
Kicker
Gregory
Coulter
Kershaw
Smith
Broad Street
Erie Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Allegheny Avenue
Clearfield Street
Kensington District
McNichol
Pratt
William M. Higgins
S. M. Jervis
Ansonia
New Rochelle
Higgins
Mr. Jervis
Manhattan
Oliver
139Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Jervis
Harlem Court
Tiny rock blocks Erie trains in Jersey City tunnel
An alarm system in the Erie Railroad tunnel near Jersey City detected vibrations from a rock fall. A four pound stone on the west bound track 200 feet from the eastern end halted trains for twenty minutes, delaying thousands of commuters at the station while crews cleared the obstruction.
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Erie Railroad
Jersey City
Erie
Railroad Excursion to Louisville Round Trip Ticket Deal
Pennsylvania Railroad sells $30.75 round trip tickets to Louisville, Kentucky, with travel allowed June 1 through June 6 and return valid until June 17. Bee ticket agents advertise this limited offer.
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Louisville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bee Ticket
Iron workers plunge 120 feet into East River
Joseph N. Long and John Manning fell from a scaffold on the Manhattan Bridge while rivetting. Long, with a bruised eye, swam ashore after hitting the water feet first. Manning, badly bruised and unconscious, was saved by a Health Department boat. Both men, young iron workers, survived amid witnesses’ shock and a rescue rush. Long planned to go home but was forced to hospital.
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Joseph N. Long
East 122d Street
John Manning
East Sixtyfourth
New Manhattan Bridge
East River
Long
Manning
Health Department
Pike Street
Manhattan
Billi
Bill
Gouverneur Hospital
Beecome
Joe
Delatour Menu Mentions Sodas and Lime Flavor
An obscure snippet lists Delatour items including Ginger Saresparilia cup Soda and Lemon Soda. The text notes some condition with the phrase ine very bent and ends with Estb. Adv. indicating an establishment advertisement.
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Berlin
Congress
Ean Aldrich
Senator Stone
Rhode Island
Boston Council
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Bride
S. F. Fisk
Ding Bogus
Boss
Baruch
Fifth Ave
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