Protest Over Protos Car In New York To Paris Race
The New York Times received a protest arguing the Protos car violated race rules by rail shipment from Pocatello Idaho to Seattle Washington and then to Vladivostok. The letter contends the Thomas car faced greater strain and requests reconsideration of Protos participation after declaring the car out.
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New York
Paris
Pichris
United States
Thomas
Alaska
Protos
New York Times
Keeppen
New York City
Ogden
Seattle
Thomas Wake
Lieut. Koeppen
San Francisco
Sierra
Nevada
Rocky Mountains
Death Valley
Japan
Pocatello
Idaho
Vledivostok
Marquis de Dign
Koeppen
THE
Siberia
T Commission
Lawyers in a fist fight over Allen will case
After an adjournment in the Allen will contest the lawyers clashed in the Hall of Records corridor. Emil E. Fuchs for Minnie T. Owens and Walter W. Irwin for the contestants exchanged blows. Irwin accused blackmail. Fuchs retorted. Both left with injuries.
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Allen
Odtote Thomas
Emil E. Fuchs
Minnie T. Owens
Walter W. Irwin
Hall of Records
Thomas
Irwin
Fuchs
Mr. Fuchs
Bryan Demands Proof of Charges in 1904 Campaign
William J. Bryan issued a statement denying The World's charges about 1904 Nebraska campaign funds. He said his brother-in-law Allen never met Sheehan or Ryan and that any Bryan support for Judge Parker was open and unqualified. Omaha editorial reaction cited Dr. Miller accusing plutocratic money in Nebraska politics.
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New York Times
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
New York World
Allen
Democratic State Committee
Sheehan
Ryan
Nebraska
Parker
Sheehain
Dahlman
National Democratic Committee
National Committee
Mr. Sheehan
Mr. Ryan
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Tit
Republican Committee
Omaha
Wall. Street
Tom Allen
Bryan
Daily Bee
George L. Miller
West
Miller
Mr. Bryan
Well Street
Ripley Answers Bryan Over Wrage Reduction Remarks
E. P. Ripley, president of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway, in New York, replied to Bryan's statements denying his remarks on Wrage reduction. Ripley defended the railroad's position and asserted the accuracy of his previous comments amid ongoing debate.
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Sante
Wrage Reduction
The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé)Railway Company
New York
New Jersey Delegation Favors Taft and Fort for RNC Chairman
At a Union Club dinner in the city, New Jersey delegates and officers signaled solid Taft support. Delegates at large, including Fort, were committed to Taft by state convention resolutions praising the Secretary of War, while Kean pressed an anti Taft line. The gathering also touched on a potential Vice Presidential candidate, with Murphy discussed as a likely choice.
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New Jersey
Taft
Gov. Fort
Union Club
Co. Ledyard Blair
Richard ‘Williams
Fourth
Hughes
U. S
Kean
Franklin Murphy
Rewed After 36 Years At City Hall
Frank M Siers and his wife visited the Marriage License Bureau to have their wedding officially recorded after discovering their first ceremony was never filed. They recalled meeting in Lewistown, entered New York life, and chose their anniversary for a second ceremony to certify the union.
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Frank M.siers
Scully
Cupid
Mr. Siers
Thrush
Lewistown
New York
Tammany Delegation Shifts Departure to July 3
The 604 up ward Tammany delegation now plans to depart for the Democratic National Convention in Denver on the evening of July 3, instead of the morning of the Fourth as originally scheduled. Five special trains were slated earlier for the trip.
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Tammany
Denver
Braves
Political activity heats Chicago as GOP convention nears
The Republican National Convention venues in Chicago become busy as Cannon and Foraker HQs prepare. Taft backers claim strength is overrated while anti Taft factions organize to contest 22 seats with 11 state ballots. James Sherman and Dolliver are named for VP speculation.
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Chicago
William H. Taft
Foraker
Great Northern
Charles F. Kurtz
Columbus
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
James S. Sherman
New York
John Hays
Hammond
Joseph G. Cannon
Taft
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Major F. ©. Bryan
Washington, D. C
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Arkansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Alaska
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Julius W. Davidson
Charles H.scott
J. O. Thompson
Hammond boom doing nicely for John Hays Hammond
The vice presidential prospect for mining engineer John Hays Hammond is described as booming. Campaign managers anticipate action within 24 to 48 hours. Hammond, speaking through associate Joan C. Montgomery, says he would not pursue nomination if party leaders oppose. He notes support among business men and Pacific Coast newspapers are skeptical. Hammond plans to attend the Chicago Convention and says he severed ties with Guggenheim Exploration Company last fall to focus on independent practice and mining properties in the West and power plants in California.
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John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Empire Building
Joan C. Montgomery
Mr. Hammond
Guild of Massachusetts
Guggenheim Exploration Company
West
California
Idaho Democrats Elect Delegates for Bryan Convention
In Twin Falls, Idaho on June 4 two delegate sets were chosen amid a split between Dubois and anti-Dubois factions over the Mormon question. The resolutions call for Bryan support, tariff revision, and direct election of U S Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Democrats of
Bryan
United States
Treasury official Theobald dismissed amid turf war
Washington June 4 Treasury officials express mild indignation at the stance taken by Willian H Theobald formerly a confidential European agent. Theobald was dismissed by Secretary Cortelyou amid reports he was too ardent in duty. Theobald had exposed Mrs Phillips Dodge bringing a diamond necklace duty free and received half the legal reward.
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New York Times
Washington
Treasury Department
Willian H. Theobald
Europe
Cortelyou
New York
Theobald
Treasury
Bank of Fairland Robbery Sparks Hunt For $10,000
Tulsa dispatch reports three robbers blew a safe at the Bank of Fairland in Fairland Oklahoma thirty miles east of Tulsa early today and rode away on horseback with 10000 dollars. Posses are in pursuit.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Bank of Fairland
Fairland
Here
Mott's Plumbing Exhibits Fine Fixtures in NYC
Mott's Plumbing invites inspection of its exhibit of fine plumbing fixtures in Imperial Solid Porcelain and Enameled Iron at Fifth Avenue and Seventeenth Street in New York City. Prices are moderate and in many cases low. Established 1825.
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Fifth Avenue and
Seventeenth Street
New York City
Dreyfus Attack at Zolas Bier Sparks Mob Fury
Grégori shoots at Dreyfus in the Panthéon protest scene. Police escort him to custody as crowds cry death to the murderer. Witnesses place the shots as Grégori fires from behind Dreyfus, one bullet buried in a flower pot, another struck the breast area.
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Panthéon
Grégori
Dreyfus
Mathieu Dreyfus
Gréori
Zola's Pantheon ceremony with Dreyfus and global diplomats
At the Pantheon Emile Zola was honored as President Fallieres and the Cabinet attended. Dreyfus and Major Dreyfus appeared in the ceremony with deep public attention. The crowd grew to over 156,000 as guards lined the routes and the ceremony featured the Marseillaise and Bru neau’s Messidor with the chorus and orchestra of the Conservatory.
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Mme. Zola
Ambagysador White
Jennier Clemencéau
Fallieres
Gen
Picquart
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Juders
Academy
Army
Navy
Dreyfus
Mathieu
Tribune
Rennes
Bani
Giard
M. Fare
Conservatory of Music
Marseillaise
Conservatory
Emile Zola
Fhl- Héres
Pantheon
Zola
Victor Hugo
Tyce
Bernard and
Pozzi
Fallières
Clemenceau
Mme. Dreyfus
Panthéon
Fualliéres
D'nner to Lewis Nixon at St George Club
Lewis Nixon the shipbuilder hosts a St George Club event with one hundred guests. Howard R Bayne acts as toastmaster. Speakers include John J Kennel Col S E Allen in charge at Fort Wadsworth Eugene L Richards Borous President George Cromwell Stephen Stephens C G Kolff Dr William Braan and Mr Nixon.
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Lewis Nixon
St. George
Howard R. Bayne
John J. Kennel
Col
S. E. Allen
Fort Wadsworth
Eugene L. Richards
Borous
George Cromwell
Stephen Stephens
C. G. Kolff
William Braan
Mr. Nixon
Closing exercises of education alliance junior classes
Closing exercises of the domestic art and science programs of the Education Alliance will be held in the Alliance auditorium on Thursday afternoon June 11. A divorce trial opened yesterday before Supreme Court Justice Dayton and a jury, over a suit filed by Mrs. Minnie L Weis against her husband Louis Weis. They married September 15, 1886, in Louisville Kentucky. The husband, a brewery operator with substantial income, denies the wife's charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Alliance
Prudent Men Saving Money Novel Wholesale Offer
S. N. Wood & Co. wholesale manufacturers offer smartly cut men suits sold directly to wearers at wholesale prices. Two suits for the price of one, with best fabrics, authentic styles and perfect fit. Suits retailers charge 20 dollars for you get for 10, 30 dollar suits for 15. Every size in fashionable fabrics and guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Wood & Co
Useful Hints to Keepers for Jap-a-Lac Restoration
Practical home advice on applying Jap-a-Lac coatings to renew wood and metal items. Covers windows, doors, porch furniture, wicker, water pipes, radiators, gas fixtures, doors, car bodies, wagons, and farm equipment. Emphasizes color choices, spring application, and that the finish can be done by an inexperienced person.
JAP A LAC Paint Product Description Noted
A fragmentary notice describes JAP A LAC as a household Silvy product usable via one ways from cellar retreat and suited for finishing old or new woodwork. The ad urges readers to ask about the paint.
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Ripley
Pianola
Aeolian CO
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Eiz
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Ne Brothers
Duce
Mott’s Plumbing
J. L. Mott Iron Works
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Gregori
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Ees
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Henry White
Fallfares
Péce
Uese
Bellew
D'Nner
Staten Island
Ss. N. Wood & Co
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N. W. Cor
14Th St
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AEF
Piblaiin
Balbriggan
Sea Island
Robert Reis
F& CO
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Lao
Areist
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Lealer
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125Th Street
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