Wave of Revolt Over Belgium Rages Across Cities
Brussels reports a countrywide eruption following recent elections as rioting swells. Clericals gain little, unions and labor protest, with strikes spreading through Liège basin and collieries. Walloons seek France annexation while Antwerp and Brussels see pewterous mobs wrecking streets and churches.
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Brussels
Belgium
Civic Guard
Antwerp
Francisco Ferrer
Chamber of Deputies
Liége
Wireless telephone feat by Marconi
Paris reports remarkable experiments in wireless telephony aboard the yacht Hirondelle owned by Prince Albert of Monaco. M de Lepel’s apparatus allegedly registers sounds to transmit messages and may prevent interception while simplifying gear. French scientists Branley and Vivian weigh in on feasibility and prior tests over 250 miles by officers Jance and Colin.
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Marconi
New York Times
London
Paris
Daily News
Toulon
Prince Albert of
Monaco
M. de Lepel
Algiers
MM. Branley
Vivian
la Liberté
M. Branley
M. de Lepes
M. Vivian
Distance between Toulon and Algiers on map
The distance between Toulon and Algiers is about 480 miles.
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Toulon
Alegiers
Brandt Returns to Dannemora Prison in New York
Foulke E. Brandt is back in Clinton Prison at Dannemora after being moved from the Tombs in New York City. Confidential agent William A. McCabe transported Brandt by taxi to Grand Central and onto the 8:45 train, with Brandt expressing a preference to await the Court of Appeals decision in Dannemora.
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N. Y
Scott
Brandt
Dannemora
McCabe
Grand Central Station
Court of Appeals
New York
Tragedy on Park Avenue Two Die After Street Collision
Henry Mangelli aged 12 was struck by a department store auto on Park Avenue at 178th Street and died. Henry Logan, recovering from pneumonia at 446 East 179th Street, died of shock after witnessing the accident. Alfred Olsen, the driver, carried Mangelli to the curb. Dr. Forman and Dr. Frink treated victims. Mangelli lived at 2415 Arthur Avenue. Logan managed a cafe at 800 Seventh Avenue.
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178Th Street
Henry Manegelli
Henry Logan
East 179Th Street
Alfred Olsen
Forman
Fordham Hospital
Young Mangelli
Logan
C. A. Frink
Seventh Avenue
Henry Mangelli
Arthur Avenue
Senator Nixon Dying After Nasal Abscess Surgery
Special to The New York Times. Senator George S. Nixon of Nevada, hospitalized since last Thursday, worsened after nasal abscess surgery and developed cerebro spinal meningitis. He is unconscious, with doctors from Baltimore in consultation. prognosis remains poor and not contagious type is noted.
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New York Times
Washington
George S. Nixon
Nevada
Episcopal Bar, Eye and Throat
Reno
Altimore
Mason
Ellis
Beach Indicted for Attack on Wife in Aiken
Frederick O Beach of New York was indicted by a grand jury in Aiken South Carolina on assault and battery with attempt to kill his wife Mrs Camilla Havemeyer Beach after a February attack at their winter home. The true bill was returned after a four and a half hour session. Beach will be tried at the September term.
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New York Times
Aiken
D. C
Frederick O. Beach
New York
Camilla Havemeyer Beach
Baughn
Gunter
Grand Jury
EB. Holley
Beach
Mrs. Beach
Dr. Wyman
Mr. Beach
Marion Wyman
Gayles
Pearl Hampton
Camilla Woodward Moss
Courtlandt D. Moss
Charles D. Havemeyer
Roslyn
Havemeyer
William K. Vanderbilt
Palm Beach
Joseph Harriman
Gyles
Iselin
Clarence W. Dolan
W. K. Vanderbilt
Sale Notice For Contant Botate And Attend Event
A local notice invites readers to attend a sale next Saturday hosted by Contant Botate. The brief item lists the event date and location details in the community column.
Bacon breaks rib and collarbone in pony fall
Westbury New York June 4 Former Ambassador to France Robert Bacon was thrown from his pony during a pole game on Phipps estate Sunday. A quick exam found a broken collarbone and a broken rib. The accident will keep him from play for at least two months.
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Westbury
N. Y
Robert Bacon
France
Phipps
Mr. Run
Mr Dooley on Roman History in Next Sunday's Times
Professor John Dewey, founder of pragmatism, reviews William James's latest work on Pragmatism for the Summer Book Number.
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MR. Dooley
Times
John Dewey
Wm. James
Arkansas Strikes Reef on Trial Trip
The battleship Arkansas struck a reef near Rockland Maine during a trial voyage, touching the hull and flooding compartments. The incident, though damaging, did not halt speed trials, and repairs are expected to take about a month under New York Shipbuilding Company responsibility. Captain Fechteler led the board. Captain Roy C. Smith observed the trial.
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Naval Inspection Board
Rockland
Arkansas
Twobush Channel
Penobscot
Fechteler
Navy Department
Doutley
Sig
New York Shipbuilding Company of
Camden
Papi
Kansas
Charles .A. Blair
Bath
Roy C. Smith
South Dakota Primary Returns Show Roosevelt Lead
Early returns from South Dakota show Roosevelt ahead of Taft and La Follette, with Gamble leading in the Republican Senate race. Governor race sees Birne leading Egan by about 1,000 votes as precincts report. Taft Roosevelt lead noted in several contests.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Taft
la Follette
Gamble
Frank W. Birne
George W. Egan
Beret
Chicago
Pabaleas
Seek the Children of Titanic Victim in Europe
London June 4. Efforts to locate John M. Smart of New York and his two children after the Titanic disaster surface. Friends fear the papers were lost with Smart aboard. The girl is 18 and the boy 20. the children may be at a European school unaware of their father’s fate.
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Marcon
New York Times
London
John M. Smart
New York
Smart
Europe
Australia
New York Lawyers
Mr. Smart
Naw
American Cold Storage and Shipping Company
England
France
Italy
Spain
Victoria Hotel
Produce Exchange
Liverpool firm collapses after employee defalcations
Messrs. Octer & Co. corn merchants and brokers of Liverpool issue a circular saying serious defalcations by a staff member render the firm unable to meet liabilities. Reports in Liverpool commercial circles estimate defalcations at over $300,000.
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Marconi Transatlantic
New York Times
London
the Times
Messrs. Octer & Co
Liverpool
Treasure found in church carpet at Notre Dame repairs
While repairing the Church of Notre Dame at Mantes-sur-Seine, workmen found an old Persian tapestry carpet used as a rain cover. The Louvre has offered $6,000 for the carpet.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Gen Booth Loses Hope as Blindness Nears
Salvation Army headquarters on West Fourteenth Street received a cable from Gen William Booth founder of the Army in the United States. Booth 83 reports he has abandoned hope of saving his eyesight after cataract surgery at Guy's Hospital London on May 23 by Dr Charles Higgens. A prior eye operation occurred in 1900.
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Salvation Army
West Fourteenth Street
William Booth
Salvationists
Booth
Guy’s Hospital
London
Charles Higgens
United Kingdom
Debate over heat and a single man in the world
Senators Reed of Missouri and Bacon traded quips in the Senate about a man whose death could plunge the world into chaos and fervent heat. The exchange drew laughter among the lawmakers during the June discussion in Washington.
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Reed
Missouri
Senate
Bacon
Baker Seeks Divorce After Desertion Claims
Hiram W. Baker head of the Baker Linen Company of New York City has filed for divorce from Ella M. Baker in Reno Nevada charging desertion. Married in West Hoboken in 1888, Mrs. Baker has been an invalid in recent years. Baker maintains an office in Reno but has not been active. no contest is expected.
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New York Times
Reno
Nevada
Hiram W. Baker
Baker Linen Company
New York City
Ella M. Baker
West Hoboken
Five Roosevelt Donts Proclaimed by Anti Third Term League
A June report from St Louis cites Judge R E Rombauer as head of the Anti Third Term Republican League, presenting five reasons Roosevelt should not be nominated in Chicago. The appeal, signed by thousands nationwide, cites attacks on judiciary independence and constitutional limits on executive power.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
United States
R. E. Rombauer
Republican League
Rombauer
Theodore Severt
Fence to Enclose Ashokan Dam to Yonkers 150 Miles Long
The New York State Board of Water Supply opened bids for a 150 mile wire fence to enclose Ashokan dam and the aqueduct corridor to Yonkers. Concrete posts and stone walls will border villages along the route from the Catskills to Yonkers. Cost estimated at 300000 dollars with ten bids received.
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State Board of Water Supply
Catskills
City
New York
Albany
Yonkers
Pearsalls Adopt Nephew as Heir and Name Successor
In Washington a legal adoption transfers Philip Hichborn 3d, five year old nephew of Mrs. Pearsall, to become their heir and assume the Pearsall name. The boy’s grandmother is named guardian after the father’s death on March 27. The boy’s mother abandoned him in December 1910 and is said to have eloped to Europe with Horace Wylie. her residence is unknown.
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New York
Washington
Paul
Philip Hichborn
Pearsall
Philip H. Hichborn
Europe
Horace Wylie
Man Kills Son After Quitting Job Then Ends Own Life
Frederick Koch of 2026 Bleecker Street Glendale Queens shot his twenty year old son John after the boy quit a lumber yard job. He then killed himself in the dining room as the mother and daughter watched. The son was struck in the jugular and died. the father fired three shots before collapsing.
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Frederick Koch
Bleecker Street
Glendale
Borough of Queens
John
Koch
Elizabeth Koch
Patore
Storm Prolongs Life of Walter Bixby in Chicago
Walter Bixby, head of Springfield Missouri gas electric and street railway firms, remains critically ill at the Hotel La Salle Chicago. A Sunday thunderstorm briefly revived his weakened heart, with physicians noting only a temporary improvement as relatives brace for the worst.
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New York Times
Chicago
Walter Bixby
Gas, Electric Light and
Springfield
Hotel la Salle
Bixby
Rochester
Minn
Ohio Endorses Taft in Close Ballot Fight
Ohio voters back William Howard Taft in a heated ballot showing 390 to 3262 as Roosevelt supporters ring the tally. Taft leads in speeches but loses ground overall with Roosevelt men making noise.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Taft Endorsed at Ohio Republican Convention Amid Riot
In Columbus on June 4 the Ohio GOP endorsed President Taft for re nomination with six delegates at large, narrowly beating Roosevelt forces 398 to 856 for indorsement and 800 to 362 for delegates. Gen. Keifer and Warren G. Harding led cheers amid disruptions as the convention remained boisterous and chaotic.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
J. Warren Keifer
Warren G. Harding
Arthur L Vorys
Times
Thomases
Lee L. C. Laylin
Chicago
Keifer
Harding
William Howard Taft
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Debete
Burton
Meade Massie
Ross County
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
W. Fr. Brown
State Committee
Aginen
Committee On
Morris Matschke
Cleveland
Albert A. Morrill
Hamilton County
Brown
W. H. Boyd
Cavanogh
Warren Hereing
Theodore
Keffer
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