Roosevelt's Tramp in the New Forest Trip Ends
Ex President Roosevelt and Sir Edward Grey set out to tramp through the New Forest in Hampshire near Southampton. The pair aim to walk through English countryside with plans to spend the night at an inn and meet Roosevelt's family in Southampton next day. Roosevelt declines a Southampton luncheon and the Pilgrim Fathers memorial corner stone event.
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Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Set to Sail With Roosevelt Party
The Hamburg American liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria sails from Cuxhaven to Southampton with the ex president and about 30 aboard, filling cabins as Americans seek to cross the Atlantic with Roosevelt. Notables include Frank Kellogg and Joseph Grew among hundreds of travelers joining Roosevelt’s voyage to New York Harbor.
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Cuxhaven
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St. Paul
Roosevelt welcomed by thousands in parade plan
More than 6,000 Spanish American War veterans are expected to join a welcome parade for ex President Roosevelt arriving Saturday. Veterans from Cuba escort Col Roosevelt's Rough Riders and the Mayor's committee. Seats at the Battery are being expanded to 600 as demand outstrips supply.
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Elbert H. Gary
Running Horse Runaway Tramples Man In Bronx Grove
James Parks, 374 East With Street, was awakened by a rope tied to his ankle as his bay horse Mike bolted across a meadow at Grant Avenue and 161st Street. A groceryman halted the horse on the rock-filled green. Parks, injured, was taken to Morrisania Station and Lebanon Hospital for treatment. The horse escaped unhurt.
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Bump
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Lebanon Hospital
Subway Fight Ends With Men Falling On Tracks
A fight at the Ninety-sixth Street subway station left Claude Bancroft and Harry T. K. Wright near death after Bancroft fell onto the northbound express track and Wright jumped after him. Special Patrolman Welto and Officer Corkery helped arrest the danger as an express train braked to a halt. Bancroft, wounded by the fall, was hospitalized in serious condition with brain concussions.
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Claude Bancroft
Harry T. K. Wright
Welto
Timothy Corkery
West Forty-seventh Street
Bancroft
J. Hood Wright
Ninety-first Street
West 136Th Street
Nathan Samuel
West Eighty-second Street
West 127Th Street
I. Manees
West End Avenue
Binghamton
N.Y
Wright
Mayor Gaynor Reinstates Historic Front-Lamp Tradition
The Brooklyn mayor’s house at 20 Eighth Avenue lit its new front lamps last night for the first time under the city’s old custom. The twinights feature three Bunsen burners, frosted globes, and eagle tops, with new steps and stoop. the mayor, busy as ever, finally approved the design after weeks of tug‑of‑war with lamp designers.
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Eighth Avenue
Brooklyn
Taft Seeks Economy Study Of Executive Departments
The Senate adopted a $100000 amendment to the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill to authorize a government inquiry into executive department methods. The plan, urged by Senator Hale, would employ private sector accountants to probe for efficiency, amid warnings of rising costs. Senator Bacon warned the shift could cut subordinate officials while boosting pay for higher officials and criticized government vehicle spending.
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Masons Indicted in $100,400 Embezzlement Case
New Orleans report states Frank Davies former Secretary Treasurer of the Grand Consistory Scottish Rite Masons of Louisiana faces indictment for alleged embezzlement of 100,400 from the consistory. Davies governs the Frank Davies Machinery Company and is a noted local businessman. Authorities say the funds were raised to build a Shriners temple in New Orleans. He reportedly cannot post the $10,000 bond.
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Frank Davies
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Louisiana
Dewey's Win Summer Supply Offer Item
An advertisement urges readers to order a summer supply from H. T. Dewey & Sons Co. at 1388 Fulton Street, New York, listing the producer and prompting quick action.
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H. T. Dewey & Sons Co
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New York
Taft bars Harrison from White House during Jew delegation
President Taft refuses to receive Representative Frances Burton Harrison when he arrives with a Jewish delegation over the Ballinger-Pinchot affair. Harrison says the action publically humiliates him and accuses the administration of falsifying documents. Norton states the President did not intend to humiliate Harrison and that the meeting was arranged days earlier.
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Hamilton's Flight to Philadelphia and Back
The Times reports Hamilton's journey to Philadelphia and return on a special train with graphic coverage to appear tomorrow weather permitting. Readers are urged to order next Sunday's Times through their newsdealer today.
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Watch The Times Tower Tonight Flight Indicator
The article describes a probable flight start signaled by a globe of light atop The Times flag staff tonight. If no light appears, the flight is unlikely. No searchlight signals will be shown.
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Engine Kills Five In Funeral Party
An engine accident killed five people during a funeral procession as the train station gateman, at lunch, reported no train due for some time. Investigators continued work to determine exact causation and identify the victims.
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Mrs. Keesler
Mrs. Steffert
Beebe
Weehawken
Haverstraw
Walter K. Johnson
Suffragettes clash as police escort ends in arrests
The Local No. 1 suffragettes meeting at 22 East Twenty-third Street devolved into hysteria after Miss Murtagh demanded admission. Miss Keene, aided by Miss Henlein and Miss Loebinger, restrained her from leaping from a window, and police later released Miss Keene with no arrest. The dispute exposed internal rifts and a bitter rivalry between Mrs. Sophie Loebinger and Miss Murtagh over funds and control of The American Suffragette.
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East Twenty-third Street
Sophie M. Loebinger
Ethel Henlein
Beatrice Lloyd
Sadie Keene
Miss Keene
Miss Murtagh
Mrs. Loebinger
Miss Murtach
Drolinsky
Third Avenue
Gilmartin
Russia Bars Hammerstein Visit to Russia
St. Petersburg reports that Oscar Hammerstein, the New York theatrical manager, was refused permission to visit Russia. He planned to come to St. Petersburg to obtain Russian dancers but the trip was denied.
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Oscar Hammerstein
New York
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Delighted flags signal June 18 events in town
Newsdealers display banners reading Delighted as stockists anticipate major happenings starting June 18 and continuing for some time after. The banners feature blue backgrounds or the Stars and Stripes with golden stars and the single word Delighted.
Yale Princeton Baseball Game Held At Princeton
Special trains to Princeton for the Yale Princeton baseball game depart New York at 8:25, 9:26, 10:55, 11:55 A M and 12:56 P M with return service thirty minutes after the game. Round trip fare from New York is $2.15.
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Destroyers to Race in Turbulent Newport Test
Five destroyers Smith Reid Flusser Preston and Lampson gather in Narragansett Bay for torpedo practice and a speed race. Flusser’s crew claims 35 knots for one hour, while Reid’s crew asserts 30 to 31 knots for four consecutive hours.
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Reid
Flusser
Preston
Lampson
Narragansett Bay
Taft Wins Golf Match in Downpour at Chevy Chase
President Taft and Welter J. Travis defeated Gen. Clarence R. Edwards and Capt. Butt 1 up with 8 to play on the Chevy Chase links. The rainy day made the 18 holes take over three hours, following a fair-weather match yesterday.
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Taft
Welter J. Travis
Clarence R. Edwards
Capt. Butt
Chevy Chase Links
Garden City Estates Promoted Near Mineola and Garden City
Promotion for Garden City Estates near Hempstead Plains urges travelers to stop at the Aero Club Aviation Field area. The ad highlights accessibility from Mineola and Garden City via railroads and road routes and invites inquiries to Timothy L. Woodruff, President, 334 Fifth Avenue.
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Garden City Estates
New York
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Garden City
Timothy L. Woodruff
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Weather Chief Refutes Six Week Rain Claim
Director Scarr of the Weather Bureau presents records to rebut the charge that the last six weeks were unusually wet and volatile. He shows precipitation ran below average and temperate shifts mirror past years. He notes only recency gave the period a bad reputation and forecasts more showers today.
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Weather Bureau
Violent German Storms Kill Dozens and Wreck Crops
Thunderstorms sweep Western and Central Germany with unprecedented violence. More than twenty killed in the Rhine province. Soldiers struck by lightning, two killed, two injured. Destructive cloud bursts reported in Harz and Thuringen with over a dozen dead and many animals killed. Children struck by lightning near Langelsheim, two killed, seven injured.
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Soldier killed as lightning strikes patrol at Krasnoye-Selo
A patrol at Krasnoye-Selo was struck by lightning while maneuvering in the bayonet line. One soldier died and another was fatally injured, reports from St. Petersburg say.
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Caliph Wins Havana Race Amid Personal Crisis
The power boat Caliph, skippered by Vice Commodore M. E. Brigham of the Ventnor Yacht Club, crosses Havana race finish at 11 06 PM off Young's Ocean Pier. Brigham learns his wife is seriously ill in Philadelphia and a plan forms to bring him home with a volunteer crew and government boat support as the storm rages.
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Nearer New York Garden City Estates Ad
Garden City Estates near New York promises affordability for homeseekers. For information or transportation contact Timothy L. Godruff president at 334 Fifth Avenue AGy by mail or telephone.
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Garden City
Timothy L. Godruff
Fifth Avenue
Hamilton Flies Tomorrow in Early Morning Run
Hamilton plans a dawn flight at 7 am aiming to break a record on a round trip from Yonkers to Grant's Tomb and back, seeking to extend a previous return journey.
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Tomb of
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Followed by Special Train Plans Exhibition Flight
A report notes plans to bulletin progress of an aviator as he aims to succeed and then make an exhibition flight for New Yorkers. The item highlights a special train connection tied to the event.
Intercity aerial flight starts from Governors Island
Charles K. Hamilton plans a 7 o'clock start from Governors Island to Philadelphia in a heavier-than-air biplane with a return leg. Brig. Gen. Walter Howe grants a land permit and a weather system moves across the region, with public viewing planned along the route and Times coverage from New York to Philadelphia.
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