Democratic Tammany Fight Shifts NY Power
Dudley Field Malone returns to Washington as port collector and Wilson ally. New York Democrats plan no anti Murphy state ticket this fall while patronage reshuffles target Tammany Leader Murphy. McAdoo to handle NY federal patronage. plausible replacements eyed in multiple districts as efforts to dethrone Murphy continue.
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Tammany
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William McAdoo
Taft
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Henkel
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Hye
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Sing Sing Prison
Wilson Forpen
Bronx County
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Robert Davison Petty
Princeton
William Church Osborn
Augustus N. Hand
Wall Street
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McAdoo
Collector Malone
Divine
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Democratic State Committee
Buffalo
Tammany Man
Erie County
Democratic Organizzer
Fruhrman- Bursar
Will Fitzpatrick
Tammeans Charies
Han Ftefere
Osborn
Colombia Ratifies US Panama Treaty in Special Session
Colombia Congress approves the Panama settlement with the United States in a special session. The treaty promises Colombia five hundred million dollars in payment and broad concessions including free passage for Colombian troops through the canal. Opposition from anti-Progressives and fear of new conditions failed to derail the ratification.
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Bogota
Colombia
United States
Atoning
Panama
Senate
House
Congress
Francisco José Urrutia
Thaddeus A. Theameon
United States Senate
Republic of Colombia
Government of
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Pacific Ocean
Cocalito
Ardita
Berlin Mujer Intercepted Before Aerial Elopement
In Berlin the seventeen year old daughter of a wealthy West End resident was stopped at Johannisthal aerodrome as she prepared to elope in a plane with a German aviator. Her father pursued, enlisted a policeman, and the would be couple were taken into custody just as the airman prepared to fly.
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New York Times
Berlin
West End
Johannisthal
Wilson Democrat Wins in Jersey City City Commission Race
Henry Blynne a Democrat endorsed by Joseph Tumulty won the Jersey City City Commission seat succeeding the late J Ferris by a 1054 vote plurality over Democrat James F O Mealia with Wittpenn backing. Stewart the Republican progressive candidate trailed. In the Twelfth Ward Byrne led O Mealia 9066 to 5011 while Stewart had 6297. Woods the Fifth District election judge refused votes over a three legged table and was jailed then reprimanded.
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Henry Blynne
Joseph PP. Tumulty
James F. O Mealin
Wittpenn
J. Ferri S
James Jersey City
Ferris
Thomas J. Stewart
Byrne
O’ Mealia
Stewart
Pidge
Sharp
Warren
First District
Buyer Acquires Eastern Half of Merchants Bridge
The eastern half of the Merchants Bridge spanning the Mississippi was sold at Edwardsville Illinois to Percy P Lusk an Edwardsville real estate dealer for It was bought to recover back taxes with 11 082 2 h per cent in two years The bridge cost nearly 2 508 000 and is used by most trains from St Louis to eastern cities Trains continued to cross the bridge after the sale
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IT. Louis
Merchants
Mississippi River
Edwardsville
Ill
Percy P. Lusk
St. Louis
Morgan estate realty valued over five million dollars
The Morgan estate realty is assessed at about 3.89 million with actual holdings over five million. Appraisers including Lewis Cass Ledyard and George J. Gillespie will use a joint process with state and estate representation. Art collections and Manhattan Bronx properties anchor the appraisal start with Day assisting.
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Lewis Cass Ledyard
J. Pierpont Morgan
George J. Gillespie
John Jacob Astor
Joseph P. Day
Morgan
Gillespie
Hiimiself
Ledyard
Manhattan
Bronx
Uper
Record heatwave sweeps Midwest and South breaking many standings
Across cities from Chicago to Nashville intense heat persists with official readings near 98 to 105 degrees. Reports cite deaths and numerous prostrations in Chicago Detroit and Louisville as temperatures climb and forecasts indicate a slight cooldown may arrive tomorrow.
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Chicago
Missouri Valley
Allegheny Mountains
Federal Building
Weather Bureau
Detroit
Government Street
Memphis
Tenn
Muskogee
Okla
Arkansas
Texas
The Young Angler in Rotogravure
A remarkable photograph shows a youthful fisherman by the brook lured by duty toward school, captured by The Times new printing process in half page size ready for framing. A note promises this feature WITH NEXT SUNDAY'S TIMES.
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Times
Bryan Says Senate Blocks The Tracks
Secretary of State Bryan criticizes the Senate for unlimited debate hindering legislation. He predicts tolls exemption repeal and Wilson anti trust bills will pass soon. He defends mediation at Niagara Falls and urges reform of Senate rules as plutocracy’s last stronghold.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Bryan
United States Senate
Wilson
Plutocracy
Liryan
Niagara Falls
Senate
Britten
Illinois
Europe
House
Bryan Seeks Faith at Pennington Seminary Commencement
Secretary Bryan spoke at Pennington Seminary in New Jersey where 26 graduates marked the school’s 75th anniversary. He delivered a sermon like address urging faith in God fellow citizens and the U S government, praising the form of government as the best and urging graduates to act from faith.
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New York Times
Pennington
N. J
Pennington Seminary
Bryan
Vdresident Wilson
Argentine Mediator Naon to Be Ambassador to United States
Romulo Naon, Argentine minister to the United States and ABC mediator, was notified by cable that the Argentine Senate has passed a bill elevating the legation in Washington to an embassy. Naon will become Argentina’s first ambassador to the United States and received congratulations from mediation colleagues in Niagara Falls Ontario.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
Romulo
Naon
Argentina
United States
ABC
Messaage
Washington
Noon
Dozens of Fishermen Lost in Bay of Chaleur Storm
A violent gale in the Bay of Chaleur during Thursday and Friday wiped out over 100 fishermen. Reports from St John New Brunswick and nearby coasts list multiple schooners missing or wrecked including the Alberts and Rubin Cove, with eight Caraquet bodies recovered and crews lost across Paspediac and Miscoupoint.
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N. B
Bay of Chaleur
New Tirmewick
Quebec
Star
North
Alberts
Rubin Cove
Shippegan
Schoonr
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Pr. EE
Point Canee
Caraquet
St. Simone
Spe
Paspediac
Shippengan
Will of Daniel Merritt Creates Port Chester Cemetery
The Merritt will provides a $3,000,000 endowment to establish a public cemetery in Port Chester on Ridge Street. Executors John S. Lyon Sr. and Jr. to transfer income and residue to a Board of Trustees including village leaders and church pastors. Burials free for locals. act of Legislature if needed to meet wishes.
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White Plains
N. Y
Daniel BE. Merritt
Port Chester
Merritt
Imma
Ridge Street
Miss Merritt
John S. Lon, Sr
John. S. Lyon, Jr
Board of Trustees
Merritt Public Ceme
New York
Porttery
Chester
Prof M W Sprague Seen as Federal Reserve Board Hope
Washington June 9 Prof M W Sprague Harvard professor of ranking and finance is discussed as a probable appointee to the Federal Reserve Board. Officials note desire for New England representation and no exact nomination date is given.
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Washington
M. W. Sprague
Harrvard University
Federal Reserve Board
McAdoo
New England
Sprague
Mas
Reserve Board
Senate
Lassen eruption violent and ash covers570 acres
The Lassen eruption expanded with a larger crater and greater ash fall than the prior day. Observers report a 6 to 7 times larger crater, 10,000 tons of ash, and a visible steam column reaching above the peak though no flames or lava have been reported.
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Redding
Calif
Mount
Lassen
Rushing
Riot Averts Clash In Mast Pittsburgh Strike
A riot faced by 10,000 workers at West Icehouse Company's Mast Pittsburgh plant was narrowly prevented. Special policeman Fred Wise struck striker Joe de Prosky on the head, causing a deep wound.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
West Icehouse Company
Mast Pittsburgh
Fred Wise
Joe de Prosky
East Pittsburgh
Roosevelt in Madrid Seeks Favor, Plays Historian at Dinner
Col Roosevelt tells Spanish press he bears no ill will toward Spain and loves the country. He attends a luncheon with King Alfonso at La Granja and tours Madrid sights with Ambassador Willard and party. Military guards guard the embassy as critics question imperial aims. The Colonel plans a Prado visit and a Toledo excursion with marriage ceremonies for Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Willard following.
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Willard
South America
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la Granja
Ambassador Willard
Nicholas Longworth
Kermit Roosevelt
Belle Willard
Paas
Castile
Alfonso
Col. Roosevelt
el Pais
Dato
Velasquez
Prado Museum
Miss Willard
Duke of Alba
Imay) Schull
Peaks Named for Root Lodge and Turner on Alaska Boundary
Three high peaks in the Fairweather range near Mt. St. Elias were named for Senator Root, Senator Lodge, and former Senator Turner. The names honor their roles on the American Commission that served the Alaska Boundary Tribunal in London. Photographs of the peaks were presented to Mr. Root and Mr. Lodge by Lt. Col. Titman of the Geodetic Survey.
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New York Times
Washington
Mt. St. Elias
Senator Root
New York
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Turner
American Commission
Alaska Boundary Tribunal
London
Trooet
Lodge
Supt Nttman
The
Geodetic Survey
Clem
Prohibition Up Today in House Rules Committee
Washington June 9 The House Rules Committee will consider a revised constitutional amendment for nationwide prohibition. Rep Robson Alabama proposes a measure to meet state rights objections, with Hobson adding enforcement powers for Congress or States. Debate on a vote continues amid doubts over a two thirds majority.
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Washington
House Rules Committees
Robson
Alabama
Hobson
United States
Congress
Underwood
House
House For A Test. Mr. Underwood
Rockefeller’s Rock Halts Move in Tarrytown
A 250 ton rock intended for Rockefeller’s fountain blocks Beckman Avenue in Tarrytown. Engineers refuse to move the stone over the Beekman Avenue bridge due to weight limits. Rockefeller balks at bridge rebuilding and trustees demand a personal bond. A long detour via Sleepy Hollow is proposed but undesirable. No theft feared.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
John
Rockefeller
Beckman Avenue
Mer
New York Central Ftailroad
Beekman Avenue Bridge
Wildey Street
Whilipse Manor
Medal for Marconi honors wireless telegraphy work
The Royal Society of Arts with the Duke of Connaught’s approval awards the Albert Medal to William Marconi for services in the development and practical application of wireless telegraphy. The medal, started in 1862, first went to Sir Rowland Hill, and the King received it last year.
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New York
London
Toval Hociery of Arts
Duke of
Wireless wires linked by new Marconi company
The Marconi Telegraph Cable Company, capital 374000, was incorporated in Albany. Directors are G S Te Sousa FE J Nally and J Bottomley. The firm aims to extend lines between New York and Albany and to build stations for England to New Jersey service, though no immediate expansions are planned.
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Albany
G. S. Te Sousa
FE. J Nally
J. Brottomley
New York
Bottomley
American Marceni Company
England
New Jersey
Trannementa
Stevenson Slipping Toward Death in Chicago Hospital
Special to The New York Times reports former Vice President Adlai Stevenson in critical condition at Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago. Doctors say his condition deteriorated rapidly late today and may prove fatal within hours.
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New York
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Presbyterian Hospital
Ford takes over Detroit General Hospital
Ford confirms plan to take over Detroit General Hospital and fund a poor man’s hospital. Board of Trustees approved after a referendum with no negative votes. Deeds to be drawn, Ford to send $400,000 to subscribers, appoint an admin board, and establish a building fund for completion.
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Soreiat
New York Times
Detroit
Henry Ond
Detroit General Hospital
Ford
al Bigg Fund
Zoon & Vacation
Decesgei
Teachers Win Right to Unionize in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio this afternoon teachers achieved a victory in their bid to form a union. The Common Pleas Court issued an injunction preventing the Board of Education from enforcing a recent resolution barring any teacher who is a member of a labor union from being employed. The court cited Ohio law recognizing labor organizations and stated the board cannot bar future contracts with union-affiliated individuals.
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Ohio
Tubehie
Coremonien
Board of Education
Board of Fidueation
Persoans
Jabor Tenis
Train Stop Prevents Tragedy at Brooklyn Bridge Station
Walter Berry, 15, of S% Ever Twelfth Street Miatush, was struck near the tracks while waiting for a Brighton Beach train. A slow-moving train stopped in time as the motorman saw him fall. Bridge staff lifted him to the platform and Dr Blanchard evacuated him to Trudsen Street Hospital with internal injuries and contusions. The incident occurred as hundreds of passengers gathered on the platform.
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Twelfth Street
Miatush
Hrighton Beach
Brooklyn Bridge
Kerry
Timothy Murphy
Henry Smith
Blanchard
Trudsen Street
Bebe Fett
Wilson Admin Bars Arms to Mexico Amid Tampico Moves
The Wilson administration orders hold on shipments of arms and ammunition from U.S. ports to Mexican ports. A 45,000 round cargo on El Sud is detained in Galveston while clearance for Tampico is halted. Carranza peace talks with ABC mediators face delays as negotiations continue.
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Washington
Redfield
Sud
Flint & Co
Tampico
el Sud
Wilson
Hedfield
Department of Commerce
Tampics
Catelon
Balthier
Department of Combus
Arcadia
Hamburs
Mexico
Antilla
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