Knox Accepts Republican Nomination Hint From Pennsylvania Convention
Senator Philander C. Knox, at the Waldorf Astoria, accepted the Pennsylvania Republican State Convention endorsement for the presidential nomination. He said he was honored by the delegates who paired the endorsement with Roosevelt administration praise and pledged future service. Knox added he would consider the national convention action if it aligned with Pennsylvania Republicans and offered no further comment at present. He and Mrs. Knox were visiting friends and plan to return to Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
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Knox Candidacy Narrows Taft Knox Rivalry in GOP
Washington dispatch reports Senator Knox formally announcing his candidacy, expected to narrow the contest to Taft and Knox. Analysts say other bids will fade. Fairbanks Cannon La Follette and Cummins are not regarded as serious threats. Taft leads, with Wall Street and key Republicans leaning toward Knox as the field consolidates.
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Ohio
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Pennsylvania
Henry C. Frick
Land Veluss Scientific Use by Expert Esseee
A concise note outlines scientific use by an expert with emphasis on land Veluss and Esseee terminology. The fragment mentions expert authority and applied context in a research setting.
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Rockefeller’s Grand Forest Hill Sign In Cleveland
Special to The New York Times. In Cleveland John D Rockefeller ordered a large grass sign reading Forest Hill laid out on a knoll near his estate so it could be seen from streetcars. The work shows no finish yet and entry to the property remains restricted. Rockefeller dislikes signs and only tolerates a small driveboard with Please do not drive around the house.
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New York Times
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Rockefeller
Can Bar Men in Uniform in Newport Case
In Newport on June 6 the Buenzle uniform case against the Newport Amusement Association ended with a 25 cent damages award, equal to the ticket price Buenzle paid while in civilian clothes. Judge Mumford directed a verdict for the plaintiff. the defendants may appeal to the state and possibly the U S Supreme Court.
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Kailor
Frederick J. Buenzle
Newport Amusement Association
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United States Navy
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Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Airship Carried to Sea Near Boston
Lincoln Beachy narrowly escaped disaster near Revere Beach as his airship’s motor failed and blew seaward while returning from Boston. He repaired the engine enough to reach shore while crowds watched, and lifeboats helped tow the airship and airman to safety. The craft sustained no damage.
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Address by Theodore P. Shonts at Monmouth College
Theodore P. Shonts, Monmouth College alumnus, urged students at commencement to trust in public leaders like Roosevelt and Hughes while warning that growing government control of corporations is inevitable. He stressed that fair commissions may help but warned against arbitrary control of property without clear responsibility.
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Gov. Hughes
New York
Destroyers Start Race to Cape Henry in Early Morning Run
The Second Torpedo Flotilla of Atlantic destroyers began a race from Scotland Light ship toward Cape Henry Virginia at about eight in the morning. Ships Whipple Worden Trux tun Stewart Hopkins and Hull led the formation through Sandy Hook and multiple channels, with heavy smoke from their four funnels as they accelerated toward twenty four knots and vanished southward beyond the harbor.
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Steel Board Divided Over Keeping Corey as President
A Times report outlines a split in United States Steel Corporation directors over whether President Corey will stay after his high profile divorce and remarriage. Supporters cite his steel expertise and Carnegie roots. opponents argue his personal life harms usefulness. Gary’s role as de facto head looms, with a June meeting possible to decide Corey's fate.
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New York
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Europe
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Cass Gilbert Named Designer for New Public Library
The New York Times reports Cass Gilbert, famed New York architect, won the commission for the city’s new Public Library. The project’s cost will not exceed $1,000,000, funded in part by Andrew Carnegie who donated $1,000,000 toward the library.
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Wireless Cam Pan I Aboard Ship Reported From Liverpool
Reported by Marcon wireless from Liverpool at midnight, the Steamship Cam pania was 65 miles east of pyres anty Hook near Demi Betereey, with incoming transmission noted.
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Waiters Loot Hotel Jewel Case In Manhattan Case
Detectives Marion and Conroy of East Fifty-first Street Station recovered a jeweled toilet case valued at $10,000 and arrested two Greek waiters, Emanuel Cardikes and Costas Meras, after tracing them from a pawnshop to Sherry's and a room at 233 East Thirty-ninth Street. The ornate box contained a powder puff, rouge pot, a diamond mirror pencil and memorandum pad. Experts valued the set at or above ten thousand dollars.
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Costas Meras
Croker Denies Sale of Orby Derby Winner
Special Cablegram from London reports Richard Croker denying any truth to rumors he set Orby his Derby winner to August Bent. Croker says no negotiations with Belmont and no offers have been received.
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Portrait Brings 42000 at Auction in London
Sir Thomas Lawrence’s portrait of Julia Peel later Lady Jersey sold at auction to Charles Wertheimer for 42000 dollars. The painting shows an 8 to 10 year old child seated in a landscape with a dog that belonged to Sir Robert Peel, once among Drayton Manor’s chief treasures.
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Jersey
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Drayton Manor
DROWNED IN THE THAMES NEAR TAPLOW
A man and a woman, believed to be Americans, drowned this afternoon in the Thames near Taplow while boating. No identifying marks were found on either body.
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Miss Elsie Fox Freed in Manslaughter Case
Miss Elsie Fox, an American, appeared at Royston Police Court in London on June 6 charged with manslaughter after her car killed a nurseryman on May 11. The magistrates ruled the evidence did not warrant sending the case to trial, based on Coroner’s jury findings.
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New York Times Co
London
Elsie Fox
Royston
Arabs Defeat Turks Near Sana. Capital Mutiny Rumors
Special Cable. Turkish force of six battalions crushed by Arabs near Sana. After retreat, the city mutinied. Rumors say Arabs regained Sana amid Yemen news of widespread bad reports. Communications between Hodeida and Sana unstable. garrison unrest and water supply cut off by mutineers.
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Mrs Bertha Rayner Frank Honored Over Atlantic City Hotel Incident
W J Bryan telephoned to Mrs Bertha Rayner Frank, sister of Senator Isidor Rayner, congratulating her on standing against Jewish exclusion at an Atlantic City hotel. She reported a Marlborough Blenheim clerk refused two young ladies, saying Jews are not entertained, prompting the ensuing dispute.
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Auto endurance run ends in fatal crash near Albany
At the 208 mile Albany endurance event the Corbin runabout No. 20 collided with a fast trolley at a hill crossing. Clarence McKenzie was killed instantly. James Swan driver and Warren Mosher passenger seriously hurt. Swan survived with injuries. Mosher broken jaw and leg. McKenzie was president of Standard Air Brake Co. Swan from New Britain Conn employed by Corbin. Mosher a New York bicycle police officer.
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New Britain
Death by Phone Notifies Widow of 87 Year Old Killed
Clarence McKenzie a 87 year old husband and observer on a ill fated car trip died after leaving with James Swan driving and Valentine Brashear persuading him to go. His wife Violet Brashear remained at home at 214 West Ninety second Street awaiting word as the car headed toward Poughkeepsie Albany and beyond before the accident halted all messages.
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Mrs Steunenbergs Hope for Orchard to Lead Honest Life
Mrs Steunenberg widow of Idaho's ex governor expressed in a Walla Walla interview that she hopes Harry Orchard will be given a chance to live a good and honest life.
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Song for Cortelyou at Westfield Normal School
Westfield Mass June 6 The Westfield Normal School Alumni Association once led by George B Cortelyou plans to sing an alumni song at meetings to honor his service The tune is Auld Lang Syne with lines praising Cortelyou and noting Westfield sent one future President despite no male students since 1897
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Westfield
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George B. Cortelyou
Murdered Wire-Wrapped Body Of Cleveland Man Found
The body of Marion Majalsky, forty five, was found in the Ohio and Erie Canal in Cleveland, tightly wrapped with fine steel wire. Officials believe a murder occurred after a violent struggle. Majalsky worked at a local wire mill.
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Ohio Town Baseball Mad In Steubenville
Acme Glass Works idles 1500 workers as fans at the plant left to greet Needham and Hates of the Boston Nationals. Their absence crippled production and the mill shut down for the day. The town is overrun by players and fans.
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American Robbed in Tunis and Letter of Credit Seized
Philadelphia June 6 Mrs E Coleman Lewis of Philadelphia telegraphed from Tunis Algiers asking for 500 dollars after being robbed of all money a letter of credit and jewelry in Tunis Her aunt Mrs K Crozier of Upland alerted Mrs Lewis's mother and arranged the funds which arrived to relieve the embarrassment The travel was undertaken last June for the sick boy in the family with two children and a trained nurse aboard
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Upland
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Crozer
Genoa Bourse Suspends Trading After Heavy Losses
Genoa June 6 Trading on the local Bourse was suspended due to monthly settlement losses about 2.4 million. Brokers declined to trade further, newspapers seek government intervention, with Ramifera shares bearing the principal losses. A late brokers meeting failed to improve the situation and other city bourses are expected to suspend tomorrow.
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$50,000 Gift From Schiff Reshapes Jewish Home
With a $50,000 donation from Jacob H. Schiff the Jewish home at 229 East Broadway will be reorganized and run to protect Jewish immigrants. Forty thousand dollars of the gift will go to paying a mortgage and the remainder to alterations and repairs. Mason Hutkoés serves as president of the new institution.
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East Broadway
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Crossed Country to Marry in Los Angeles
Carlisle Norwood Jr son of a New York lawyer and Olga Good of Philadelphia married in Los Angeles. Norwood after Boer War service medal now in business. Olga Good daughter of Charles H Good clerk of Quarter Sessions Court last year engaged to a Philadelphia note broker Mr Hensel. Her mother in Philadelphia denies the marriage tale as ridiculous and unsupported.
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New York
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Spruce Streets
Orchard Tells Story of Bomb Attempt in Court
Boise Idaho June 6 Harry Orchard remains a strong witness as direct examination continues. He recounts brutal murders tied to his associates Pettibone Haywood and Moyer detailing plots against officials and miners. The defense faces cross examination aimed at impeaching his decades of confessions.
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Idaho
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Renato Borah
Pette
Orchard
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Philippines
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Thay
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