Harmon Fights for Presidency as Ohio Governor Leads
Special to The New York Times Cincinnati Ohio June 3 Governor Harmon presses a national bid citing his record in Ohio where the General Assembly passed seventeen reform bills.Lieutenant Governor Nichols says Harmon will fight openly against Bryan and Wilson and expand campaign offices in Cincinnati. The bills include direct election of U S Senators nonpartisan ballots for judges workingmen compensation and tax reform among others.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Judson Hermon
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Hugh L. Nichols
Bryan
Wilson
Harmon
Gov
Nichols
Gov. Harmon
Washington
General Assembly
Oregon
United States
Public Utility Commission
Ohio Citles
Central Board of Control
Boards of Trustees
Boards of Se
Congress
Ohio General Assembly
Blease Opposes Wilson After Address to Editors
Gov. Cole Blease of South Carolina announced his opposition to Woodrow Wilson for the 1912 Democratic nomination after hearing Wilson speak to South Carolina editors. He said he would lead a fight to pledge the state's delegates to Gov. Harmon of Ohio.
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New York Times
Columbia
8. C
Cole Blease
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
South Carolina
Gov
Harmon
Ohio
Blease
Wilson
Progressives Move In Ohio Campaign Launch in Columbus
Columbus hosts a June 4 meeting sponsored by the Ohio State Federation of Labor the Ohio Grange and the Ohio Direct Legislation League. Progressives from across the state seek a more liberal constitution drafted in the people's interest through initiative and referendum.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Federation of Labor
The
Ohio Grange
Ohio Direct Legislation League
Mrs L S Berg Killed in Minnesota Train Wreck
Mrs L S Berg wife of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad president was killed when a Minneapolis Saint Paul and Sault Ste Marie train wrecked near Vergas Minnesota. The wreck followed a washout and eight of eleven cars left the track with three burning including the private car carrying the Bergs. Eight passengers were injured and the couple had two daughters, with Paris and New York travel notes.
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Vergas
Minn
L. S. Berg
New Orleans
Berg
Winnipeg
Charles MacKenzie
Nassau Street
Louis S. Berg
Europe
MacKenzie
North Carolina
San Antonio
Dix Won't Withdraw Cram Nomination For Public Service Post
Albany reports Governor Dix will not withdraw or delay J Sergeant Cram's nomination to the Public Service Commission First District to replace Edward Bassett. Dix says Cram will expedite subway extensions and improve delays. Senate confirmation anticipated Monday night.
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New York Times
Albany
J. Sergeant Cram
Edward M. Bassett
President McAneny
Manhattan
Bassett
McAneny
Dix
New York
Cram
Mc.Aneny
Public Service Commission
First District
City of
Senate
Crann
Greater
Airmen Still at Rome as Race Delays Continue
Andre Beaumont and Roland Garros remain in Rome awaiting better weather and aircraft tuning before the final Paris Rome Turin leg. Frey reached Rome after fog forced a Pisa departure, Vidart’s plane wrecked near Orbetello, and Kimmerling survived a tree collision crash near Besre sur Issole. he may quit the race.
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Rome
Andre Beaumont
Roland Garros
Frey
Pisa
Maccarese
Vidart
Cecina
Orbetello
Kimmerling
Besre-sur-Issole
Brignoles
Cigar Fraud Scams Revealed by Internal Revenue Agents
Revenue agents launch actions to curb box stuffing by substituting cheap domestic cigars for imports. Six locations raided last week with hundreds of boxes seized. Trade Mark Protective Company supplied information enabling the sweep.
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Internal Revenue Service
Hotel Albany
Monolith Cafe
West Twentyfifth Street
Desveraine & Co
Beaver Street
Graf & Graf
Third Avenue
Eee
Stoldschlager Brothers
DEWEY & SONS CO. Noted in Local Business Brief
A brief commercial entry records DEWEY & SONS CO. in the local business notices with limited details about their operations.
Embezzlement case at Minnesota University tied to woman helper
J D Bren, longtime cashier at the University of Minnesota, is jailed on embezzlement charges totaling about 14000 dollars. Investigators question his hold up claim as inconsistencies mount, while a key to his safety deposit box is linked to Maud Eddington ex attorney general relative.
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New York Times
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
J. D. Bren
Bren
Maud Eddington
E. T. Young
The
Athletic Association
Eddington
St. Paul Road
State University
Andrew Fritz
Leslie G. Ogden
Mealy
Delaitre
Broderick
Wittensohn
Nelson
Butler
George Hayes
University
Northwestern National Bank
Governor Colquitt to Tour Texas with Bodyguard
Gov Colquitt will start a campaign swing from Fort Worth Monday with a detective bodyguard after receiving threatening letters and warnings of a dynamite plot. He vows to press his anti prohibition effort despite unrest and claims a Georgian resolve will not retreat under fire.
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New York Times
Galveston
Gov. Colquitt
Fort Worth
Eres
Pros
Antis
Georgia
Berwind Weds Katherine Murray Wood in Fifth Avenue Church
John E. Berwind wealthy coal operator wed Katherine Murray Wood at the Church of the Ascension in New York. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Percy Grant. Berwind, a widower, is 60 and keeps a home on Thirty-ninth Street awaiting future plans.
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John E. Berwind
Katherine Murray Wood
Francis Wood
Philadelphia
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Percy Grant
Ee “Berwind
Berwind
Eush
Mr. Y
Ast
Thirty-ninth Street
Betato
Little Mischief and College Race News Highlight Sunday Times Page
The page lists features including Little Mischief by Fred Morgan, the college boat race on Carnegie Lake at Princeton on May 20, and Taft's Summer Home in Paramatta. It covers art, library openings, portraits of Walter Greaves, and sections on literature, drama, fashion, and real estate.
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Little Mischief
Fred Morgan
R. I
Carnegie Lake
Princeton
Paramatta
President Taft
Walter Greaves
Whistler
Bandit hold-ups provoke deadly duel near Mount Kisco
Elwood P. Weeks, Sloan estate superintendent, fired on three highwaymen who stopped him for cash at Mount Kisco. Weeks wounded one bandit and escaped with $1,600 after banking the payroll. A junkman nearby reported two other robbers on Wilmot Road. a 16 year old, Phillip Macchio, confessed to taking part. Police tracked blood at the road but the men escaped.
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New York Times
White Plains
Elwood P.weeks
Sloan Country
Mount Kisco
Weeks
Sloan Place
Abraham Levine
New Rochelle
Wilmot
Francis A. Stratton
Westchester Lightingmpany
Levine
Phillip Macchio
Tuckahoe
Inmate Accuses Dr. Lamb of Forging Writ
Poughkeepsie Justice Tompkins sets June 27 hearing to require Dr. Lamb, superintendent of Matteawan State Hospital, to explain alleged signing of Justice Andrews’s name on a habeas corpus petition. Selwyn De Angelis accuses Lamb, confirmed by Assistant Superintendent Baker, of stealing and forging documents. Tompkins adjourns to allow Lamb to attend court and explain.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Justice Tompkins
Lamb
Matteawan State Hospital
Supreme Court
Andrews
Selwyn de Angelis
Newburg
de Angelis
Baker
Tompkins
Dr. Baker
Dr. Lamb
Dog Saves Baby and Dies in Patchogue
Bob the bird dog owned by Charles Murdock, hotelier on Main Street near Ocean Avenue, saved three year old Jennie Schwartz from a passing automobile but was killed. The driver, distracted by looking back, failed to see the child in time. the dog pushed her clear then was struck by a touring car and died instantly.
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New York Times
Patchogue
L. I
Bob
Charles Murdock
Main Street
Ocean Avenue
Jennie Schwartz
West Main Street
Jennie
Open trial demanded in Mellon divorce case
Ex Judge James Gordon denounces Pennsylvania divorce law and challenges courts to apply it in the Mellon divorce suit. Law lets the court decide jury or nonjury trial. State legislators including Rep Alter attended the court hearing. Co respondent named George Albert Curphey registers as British Army officer.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
James Gay Gordon
Philadelphia
Courts of
Andrew A. Mellon
Mellon
Steel Trust Buys Coal in Record Pittsburgh Deal
United States Steel Corporation acquires 7 000 acres of coking coal from the Pittsburgh Coal Company in the Connellsville field and 10 000 acres of undeveloped holdings of the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company for more than 18 million dollars. Final papers in New York next week. Carnegie Steel will take undeveloped lands and HMV Frick Coke will handle Connellsville acreage.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg Coal Company
Connellsville
Monongahela River
New York City
Carnegie Steel Company Ee
H. Vu. Frick Coke Company
Steel Corporation
Pittsburg District
High Diver Killed In Bayonne Park Accident
Edward Der Pault of Astoria fell from a fifty foot ladder at a Bayonne amusement park. He struck the tank edge while diving and fractured his skull, dying at once. Several hundred spectators watched the fatal accident.
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Edward der Pault
Broadway
van Pelt Street
Astoria
L. I
Bayonne
N. J
Gomez's Daughter Weds Cuban Army Chief in Havana
The eldest daughter of President Gomez, Manuela, married Lieut. Col. Julio Morales Coello, Chief of the Cuban Army. The ceremony in the private chapel was officiated by Bishop Estrada with the diplomatic corps and Cabinet attending. Bridal gifts reportedly total $500000.
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Havana
Gomez
Manuela
Julio Morales Coello
Estrada
Rabbinical Daughters Death in Richmond Auto Crash
Mildred Calisch, sixteen, daughter of a Richmond rabbi, was killed instantly in an auto accident. Four girls and two young men were seriously injured. Sylvan Straus escaped with minor bruises after a tire burst caused the car to skid around a curve and roll six times.
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New York Times
Richmond
Mildred Calisch
Calisch
Jewish Synagogue
Sylvan Straus
Packers See New Hope
J Ogden Armour and other meat packers charged with conspiracy in restraint of trade filed written arguments in United States District Court seeking rehearing on a motion to quash the indictments. They argue the Sherman Act as construed by the Supreme Court is too indefinite for criminal enforcement and that the indictments are insufficient.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
United States District Court
Federal Supreme Court
Million Gift Offer For Thames College At New London
Morto n F Plant of New London has reportedly offered a conditional gift of 1 000 000 dollars to a women s college to be located at New London and named Thames College The proposal would rename it Connecticut College and requires the trustees to raise another million The trustees met today but the report was not affirmed or denied
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New Haven
Conn
Morton F. Plant
New London
Women’s College
Thames College
Connecticut College
Republicans win Wilmington mayoral race by plurality
In Wilmington Delaware on June 3 the Republicans carried the city elections. Dr Harrison W Howell won the mayoralty by 382 votes over Democratic incumbent Dr J Harvey Spruance 7546 to 7164. Samuel H Benson Jr and William Leamun were elected City Council President and City Treasurer. Eugene M Sayers and James H Morris were re elected Assessors and Tax Collectors. The new City Council will have seven Republicans and six Democrats.
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Wilmington
Del
Harrison W. Howell
J. Harvey Spruance
Howell
Spruance
Amuel H. Benson, Jr
William §. Leamun
Eugene M. Sayers
James H. Morris
Striking Shopmen Clash With Rail Service at Pitcairn
At Pitcairn Pennsylvania Company officials cited intimidation by striking workers as 22 deputy sheriffs were dispatched from Pittsburgh with about 30 more sworn in. Governor Tener was asked to possibly send state constabulary while trainmen’s loyalty split over joining the walkout amid reported secret meetings.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pitcairn
Pennsylvania Company
Tener
Bruff
Big Lake Steamer North West Destroyed by Fire
The North West, a Northern Steamship Co passenger steamer operating between Buffalo and Duluth, was damaged by fire early today with about 500000 dollars in losses. The North Land suffered scorch damage. no injuries were reported. Both ships were at their Buffalo wharf and insured. rebuilding of North West is expected.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Mammoth Lake
North West
Northern Steamship Company
North Land
Duluth
North
Chicago
Taft Pleads Anew For Canadian Reciprocity in Chicago
President Taft arrived in Chicago to urge Senate support for the Canadian reciprocity agreement. He spoke before the Western Economic Society and attended banquets with representatives from the Irish Fellowship Club and Hamilton Club. Taft outlined the tariff plan, noting House passage and Senate consideration, and emphasized mutual trade benefits for farmers and manufactured goods. He met Standard Oil associate John S. Miller and toured city events before returning to Washington.
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New York Times
Chicago
Taft
Garfield Boulevard
Pennsylvania Railroad
John S. Miller
Western Economic Society
Brother Miller
Standard Oil
Miller
Standard Oil Company
United States
Archie Butt
Walter 8. Fisher
Irish Fellowship Club
Union Station
Hotel la Salle
Grand Boulevard
Hamilton Club
Aviation
Grant Park
Washington
Mr. Taft
Harold E. McCormick
Crystal Room
Blackstone
National Association of Piano Dealers of America
Coliseum
Orchestra Hall
Pennsylvania
H. P. Willis
George Washington University
Economic Society
Wisconsin
F. W. Taussig
Howard
Scott
University of
J. Lawrence Laughlin
Chicago Unity
Robert Fullerton
Coies
Iowa
House of Representatives
Senate
Canada
House
Congress
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Dewey. & Sons CO
Minnesota
Colquitt
Texas
E. M. Wood
TODAY
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New York Public Library
Maine
Havana Harbor
Paris
Andrew Carnegie
Society
Ili
Wireless, Cable, and
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I. Tatas
London
Aeall
America
St.e
Hy. Mayer
Book Review
Brieux
George Bernard Shaw
Love
India
Spain
Olive Schreiner
Wolzogen
England
Germany
the Repertory Theatre
Bixth Avenue
Jersey Coast
Sloan
Bers
Wilmot Road
Dog
Baby
Steel Trust
Tank
Col. Coello
Rabbi
M. F. Plant
Republican
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Big Lake
Cuba
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