Three Sharp Jolts for Sulzer on Day Three
Albany June 7 Gov Sulzer faced three setbacks as Justice Chester ruled John Mitchell’s Labor Commissioner appointment illegal while Carmody said he had not designated Peter Smith to probe highway graft. The Prison Commission also paused paying for Executive Chamber furniture amid disputed purchases.
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New York Times
Albany
Sulzer
John Mitchell
Chester
Carmody
Peter T. Smith
Kings
State Prison Commission
Executive Chamber
Justice Cuester
Lohmer
Mr. Mitchell
Justice Chester
Mitchell
D-Cady. Herrick
Williams
Mr. Williams
Senate
Health Department
E. H. Porter
Peter P. Smith
Highway Department
John A. Hennessy
Henneassy
Hennessy
New York
Rockland County
Smith
Geohegan
Prison Commission
Conon
Taft Visits White House Then Gets Lost at Capitol
Ex-President William H. Taft, returning to Washington after leaving the White House, dined with President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. He wandered the Capitol alone, sought Speaker Champ Clark, found his door locked, and exchanged greetings before meeting Chief Justice White and planning several days in the capital including golf at Chevy Chase.
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Washington
William H. Taft
White House
Yale University
Taft
Wilson
Tumuity
Capitol
House
Speaker Clark
Underwood
Jim
Clark
Mr. Taft
Champ Clark
Lincoln Memorial Association
United States
White
W. J. Boardman
Chevy Chase
Miss Davison Dying in Suffragette Turmoil
London reports Miss Emily Wilding Davison near death at Epsom Hospital with doctors voicing no hope of recovery. In parallel, King’s Bench Court orders damages of 1840 pounds against Pethick Lawrence Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst plus Mabel Tuke for suffragette window smashing during raids. Remains of protests reach the Home Office as Balkan talks proceed.
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London
Emily Wilding Davison
Epsom Hospital
Pethick Lawrence
Emmeline Pankhurst
Christabel Pankhurst
Mabel Tuke
Woman's Social and Political Union
King's Bench Court
West End
Marianne Hyde
Constance Andrews
Ogilvie
St. James's Palace
Charlotte Despard
Home Office
Reginald Mckenna
Home Secretary
Drum Major Dies During Stevens Institute Alumni Day
Drum Major John F MecGrans of the Twenty second Regiment of Engineers N G N Y collapsed as he signaled the band to start the grand march at Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken. A surgeon said death was instantaneous from heart failure.
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John F. MecGrans
Twenty-second Regiment of Engineers
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
New York
Cy MecGraws
Man Repeats Readiness for Death After Mercury Poison
Bruce Wilson, 48, in St. Francis Hospital after swallowing two bichloride of mercury tablets mistaken for mint. He voiced fatalistic remarks and expressed a wish to live, noting he had taken an emetic an hour after the error. Doctors say recovery unlikely as poison damages his tissues.
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Bruce Wilson
St. Francis Hospital
Wilson
Vivisection Gibbet Horrifies Court in Philadelphia
Dr Joshua E Sweet assistant professor of surgical research at the University of Pennsylvania was held in 400 bail for court on charges of unnecessary cruelty to dogs tied to vivisection at the university. Miss Henrietta Ogden testified she crawled through a fence hole for six months to obtain evidence for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Joshua E. Sweet
University of Pennsylvania
Hagerty
Henrietta
Bertha Ogden
North
Nineteenth Street
Society For the Prevention of
William Pepper
Medical School
University of Pennsylvania Medical Laboratory
Henrietta Ogden
Osden
Haggerty
Samuel S. Geyer
Kennet
University
Maechen
Geyer
Guyer
Usy
Pennsylvania Medical Laboratories
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Adolph Irving Ringer
William C. Rose
Henry Winsor
G. D
Unveiling of National Maine Monument and Other Sunday Times Highlights
A scan of today’s Sunday Times page features lists and captions across sections. Items include the unveiling of a national Maine monument for Memorial Day, the Wellesley Crew breaking the college record on the Charles River, and the launch of a new Spanish cruiser. Additional pages showcase the Prince of Wales at Oxford, photos of Captain Scott’s polar fate, and dramatic expedition imagery. The edition also notes Old Home Week in Greenwich Village and the Eleventh Annual Field Mass at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Wellesley
Charles River
Prince of Wales
Oxford
Scott
Pole
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Train Hits Tree In Storm Wreck Injures 24 In Harlem Line
Poughkeepsie June 7 A tree blown down by the storm struck a coach of the Chatham express on the Harlem Railroad injuring 24 passengers. The engineer halted the train and physicians treated the wounded at Hasbrouck's store Slocum's Hotel and the station.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Chatham Express
Harlem
Wingdale
Pawling
Dover Plains
Brewster
Hasbrouck
Slocum
Father Groggin
New York
R. L. Burton
South Millbrook
William C. Entee
Millbrook
E. H. Carle
Oakleigh Thorne
G. Howard Davidson
Polly Clears Subway Car In Bronx Sailor Tale
A German sailor with a bright green parrot aboard a Brooklyn bound train shocks riders with sailor talk and flattery in a Lenox Avenue Express. The incident follows warnings of confidence men targeting Sunday School delegates bound for Zurich.
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Para
Brazil
Ernest Schmidt
Bronx
Sandy Hook
Polly
Schmidt
Lenox Avenue
Brooklyn Bridge
Worth Street
Fourteenth Street
Grand Central
Ats Asten
United Mine Workers Officials Indicted for Sherman Act Violation
President John P. White and 18 UMWA officials indicted in Kanawha County West Virginia on four counts for conspiring with coal operators in four states to raise wages and restrain trade in the lake trade markets. The 1912 to present scheme sought to fix coal prices and restrict West Virginia coal sales in Western markets.
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New York Times
Charleston
West Va
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Coa
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
T Illinois
West Virginia
Frank J. Hayes
Thomas Haggerty
Joseph Vassey
James Cantrell
Charles Batley
Marco Roman
George H. Edmonds
Benjamin F. Morris
Thomas Cairns
Clarence C. Griffith
James M. Craige
James Diana
John Nutter
Rome Mitchell
W.S. Reece
F. D. Stanley
A. 8. Cantley
A. D. Lavender
District 17
Kanawha
Minois
Middle West
Bolt Strikes Bronx House and Cable. Storm Delays Traffic
A thunderstorm lashed the Bronx with lightning striking a contractor Edward A Abe at 1021 East 223d Street. Flames were confined to the roof as Abe and Patrolman Roos, aided by water hoses, battled the fire until crews arrived. A railroad overhead cable near Morris Park Avenue was hit and ran 200 feet before grounding. Traffic on the line paused while repairs were made. Crowds surged in parks including Zoological Garden and Pelham Bay Park seeking shelter from heavy rain.
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Bronx
Edward A. Abe
East 223d
New York, Westchester & Boston Railroad
Morris Park Avenue
180Th Street
Zoolo i Garden
Iowa
Morris
Pelham Bay Parks
Storm wrecks Arlington pageant in Boston area
A June storm hit the Arlington dedication pageant in Boston injuring none seriously. The dress tent was blown away, lightning struck a tree, and many performers were left in rain and hail while relatives aided them and others sought shelter. The final performance was canceled and other events were flooded.
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New York Times
Boston
New Town Hall of
Arlington
Greater
Indictments Spark Mine Workers Leader’s Protests in Indianapolis
Edwin Perry secretary and treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America denounces indictments against Mine Workers' officials in Charleston West Virginia. He says the union never conspired against operators and only sought fair pay for miners. Perry just returned from the West while president John P White was said to be in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Edwin Perry
United Mine Workers of America
Charleston
West Va
West Virginia
Perry
West
John P. White
Wes
WEAVER ARRESTED FOR MAILING SCOURING CARDS TO ROOSEVELT
John Prior a 48 year old weaver of 4314 North Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, was arrested by Postal Inspector Frank Smith for sending three post cards through the mails to T R Punk M D Board of Health Oyster Bay L I N Y addressed to Col Theodore Roosevelt.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
John Prior
North Sixteenth Street
Frank Smith
Prior
T. R. Punk
M. D
Board of Health
Oyster Bay
L I
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Destructive Summer Storm Lashes Northern Connecticut
A massive afternoon storm swept Northern and Western Connecticut bringing heavy rain vivid lightning and hail up to one and a half inches. Hartford New Milford and areas near Winsted faced power outages and communication cuts as trees wires and damage disrupted the region. Snapped windows flooded basements and Bushnell Park suffered first floor flooding as crews worked to restore electric service.
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New York Times
Hartford
Connecticut
New Milford
Winsted
Nun
Erestry
Bushnell Park
Bulletin Morris Park Race Ad Highlights Trackee Age Eleven
Morris Park hosts a youth track event featuring an 11 year old participant as the spotlight in a local advertisement. The bulletin underscores age focused junior competition and community sport involvement.
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Morris Park
Americans Lost in Peru Search Continues
The Peruvian Government organizes searching parties for two American expeditions long unheard from. W H Cromer of Chicago led a scientific mission, while F T Grundlich financed a rubber and mining search. Lima Geographical Society directs the effort.
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New York Times
Lima
W. H. Cromer
Chicago
F. T. Grundlich
The
Lima Geographical Society
Vanderbilt among nine autoists arrested in Trenton trap
Nine prominent motorists were arrested near Princeton Yale camp as they returned to Trenton. Each posted 30 bail for appearance before Police Justice Naar next Monday. Suspects included Reginald C. Vanderbilt and Whitney Ball. Police timed speeders along Brunswick Avenue citing a 12 mph city limit. some allegedly exceeded 30 mph.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
State Motor Vehicle Department
Princeton- Yale
Naar
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
New York
Whitney Ball
Bureau of City Property
Philadelphia
Louis Brognard
Brooklyn
Robert Coulter
George M. O'Brien
John Cleary
Henry Huston
Eg Oom Oy G. Kuser
Pee Leight White
Morristown
Brunswick Avenue
Princeton
Alaska Volcanoes Active Across Alaska Peninsula
Seward reports all volcanoes along the Alaska peninsula and near islands from Unimak Pass erupting with flames and dense smoke. Mount Shishaldin on Unimak Island shoots flames high. Pavlos and McCusmon smoke. Katmai erupts with a vast smoke column visible over Kodiak Island. West of Cook Inlet, craters vent large clouds.
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Seward
Alaska
Alaska Peninsula
Unimak Pass
Dora
Dutch Harbor
Shishaldin
Unimak Island
Pavlos
McCusmon
Katmai
Kodiak Island
Cook Inlet
Weston Greetings In Hancock on Cross-Country Walk
Edward Payson Weston reached Hancock Pennsylvania at 2 30 PM after walking twenty one miles since morning drawing a large local crowd. He will stay on a farm Sunday then depart Monday to cut across the northeastern edge of Pennsylvania toward Susquehanna arriving about 4 PM that day. He left New York last Monday morning having covered 165 miles.
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United States
New York
Zurich
Switzerland
Cook
Broadway
America
City Hall Park
Western Union
Kansas City
Park Place
Jerome Lawson
Springfield
Lawson
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Europe
245 Broadway
Honesdal
Edward Payson Weston
Minneapolis
Hancock
Weston
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
Wilson Blackmailer Held in Youngstown Case
Giuseppe Pamaro, 35, arrested by Secret Service Captain Washer in Youngstown for sending a Black Hand letter to President Wilson demanding 5000 dollars. He was arraigned in Warren, bond set at 5000, and sent to Cleveland. Letter dated May 20 warned of dire consequences unless paid. Authorities link Pamaro to a regional Black Hand network with ties to New York.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Guiseppe Pamaro
Washer
United States Secret Service
Wilson
Pomaro
United States
Gilmer
Warren
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Guiseppi Pomaro
North Watt
Secret Service Department
North Watt Street
New York
Isburgh
New Castle
East Youngstown
Haiti Loses Navy as Warship Sails to New York Harbor
The Haitian government sold its sole warship, the Ferrier, due to financial woes. It was towed into New York Harbor yesterday flying the American flag at the taffrail and the Irish flag at the fore under a Scottish captain. McAllister & Sons chased the vessel and have yet to decide its next fate.
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Republic
New York Harbor
Taffrail
Ferrier
McAllister & Sons
Sullivan Returns to Health Absent from Public Life
Ex-Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan, long known to New Yorkers as a figure in politics, is somewhat recovered from a sanitarium illness and left for two months abroad from Boston. He travels to seek renewed vigor and further health treatment while stepping away from public duties.
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Boston
Timothy D. Sullivan
Keene Injured in Polo Match Meant Big Game Exit
Foxhall P. Keene captain of the American polo team fractured a collarbone at Meadow Brook after a collision with the Waterburys. Larry Waterbury is expected to substitute as Keene is treated. the final selection for the No 3 position was to be decided amid plans to regroup before the England match.
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Foxhall
P. Keene
Meadow Brook
Waterburys
H. C. Phipps
CC. C. Rumsey
Keene
Rumsey
John Mann
Old Westbury
C. Burrows
Larry Waterbury
Eek
Oeturn Matters Ee
Appea
Stoddard
Malcolm Stevenson
Wilmer
Water
Louis BE. Stoddard
H. L. Herbert
Polo Association
Harry Payne Kitney
Piping Rock
Meadow Brook Club
British Scent Victory Fails To Boost Polo Wagers
London reports say British hopes to regain the International Polo Cup rose with American team reforms but betting remained muted. A Stock Exchange syndicate reportedly staked $20,000 with George C Boldt at two to one on England, while cavalry club members urged no interference.
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London
Stock Exchange
George C. Boldt
Strunk Refuses Cap and Gown at Nicholson High Graduation
In Scranton on June 7 Maxwell L. Strunk, part of Nicholson High School’s graduating class, declines the regulation cap and gown at commencement, prompting the class to refuse him a seat. The incident ends with Strunk being de- seated from the ceremony.
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New York Times
Scranton
Maxwell L. Strunk
Nicholson High School
Maxwell
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