Murder on the Bowery Echoes Guldensuppe Case
Police hunt a man believed linked to a dismembered torso and limbs found in two black oilcloth bundles. A 14 year old Italian boy, Joseph Tokaro, and a second man carried parcels described as marked Black Hand in red and blue. Detectives concluded the victim was a slight bartender, about five feet tall, dead within 24 hours.
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Bowery
Oak Street
Joseph Tokaro
Hamilton Street
Tokaro
Catharine Street
Monroe Street
Goon
Tokara
Madison
Oliver
Public School 1
Henry Street
Chatham Square
John Tobin
Madison Street
Tobin
Young Tokaro
George Hoffman
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Capt
Carey
Miller
Gloster
McGee
Lagrua
Barron
Bastangio
Capten
Fatted calf to be presented to heirs of Lord Pell
New Rochelle plans to present a fatted calf to George H. Pell's heirs on June 24 at Bronx Manor House Bronxville. Lord Pell originally deeded 6,000 acres to Huguenots in 1688 with a yearly calf gift on St John’s Day. the custom lapsed about a century ago and will be revived by city officials and the North Side Board of Trade amid ceremony plans.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Lord Pell
Bronx Manor House
Bronxville
George H. Pell
North Side
St. John’s Day
Hudson Park
Pell
Raymond
Morley Calls Press Key to Imperial Unity at Conference
London June 10 The Imperial Press Conference closes its sessions with a focus on journalism. Lord Morley urges newspapers to promote peace, praising the English tongue as a stronger bond than soldiers. Delegates plan naval review at Spithead with 140 ships before June 25 reassembly.
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London
Imperial Press Conference
Naval Review
Spithead
Lord Morley
Europe
Judge orders show cause against Guatemala consul general
Judge E Henry Lacombe issued a show cause order returnable June 18 to Ramon Bengoechea Guatemala consul general in this city restraining him from buying or suppressing the June issue of Uncle Sam's Magazine. The Monroe Doctrine article by Edwin Emerson prompted the action as advertisers claim damaged circulation.
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E. Henry Lacombe
United States District Court
Ramon Bengoechea
Guatemala
Uncle Sam’s Magazine
W. Douglas Walker
Edwin Emerson
Col. Emerson
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Walker
Financing New Coal Road Aims to Link PA Coal to Montreal
F F Searing, president of the Delaware & Eastern Railway, traveled in Europe to float bonds totaling 4 million dollars for a new line from the Pennsylvania coal region to Schenectady. The project plans a direct rival to the Delaware & Hudson, potentially shifting coal traffic from the New Haven and creating passenger links from Philadelphia toward the Catskills and St. Lawrence region via New York Central connections. Searing did not disclose exact relations with the Boston & Maine or New York Central.
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London
F. F. Searing
New York
Delaware & Eastern Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Schenectady
Boston & Maine
Europe
Searing
Amsterdam
Savoy
Delaware & Hudson
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Philadelphia
Catskill
St. Lawrence Valley
Montreal
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Night of Terror on Stranded Liner Antonio Lopez
Passengers of the Spanish Mail steamer Antonio Lopez reach safety in New York after a shore landing at Fire Island. Chapman's wrecking steamer Relief transfers 526 passengers amid heavy seas, aided by Point o' Woods Life-Saving Station crews and Philippine Constabulary officers. Priests calm panicked steerage as officers, chaplains, and volunteers coordinate the rescue and transfer to the Relief.
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Antonio Lopez
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Point O’ Woods
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Europe
Philippines
Washington H. Grayson
Ernest Schroeder
Philippine Constabulary
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Schroeder
Father Dominico
Edward Baker
Baker
Capt. Mir
Ralph B. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Joseph M. Schiler
Relief
Spanish Line
F. W. McCallum
Boston
Manila
A. Garcia Mier
Aguli VI
John S. Powell
Newnan
Batangas
Seventh Judicial District
Sunday Times Feature Rush Urges Early Orders
Advertisers urge readers to place orders with newsdealers to catch the many notable features of Sunday's Times as advertised elsewhere.
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Times
Firemen Stricken In Dr James Home Fire Fight
A major blaze at 17 West Fifty fourth Street, the mansion of Dr Walter B James, hospitalized twenty firefighters as they battled insulation and smoke. Four men were taken to Flower Hospital, and the fire caused widespread damage likely exceeding fifty thousand dollars. The doctor and family had sailed for Europe on the Lusitania two days earlier.
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Walter B. James
West Fifty-fourth Street
Flower Hospital
Nicholas
John Gore
Archer
Fire Department
Cartin
Central
Kane
Curtin
F. W. White
Langford
Arthur Philbin
Edward Burns
John Gardiner
C. M. Cauldwell
John Kinseller
Fortyseventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Frederick J. Barrett
James
Father McQuade
Bauer
John D. Rockefeller
Chauncey M. Depew
J. B. Dixon
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Miss Julia French Thrown From Vehicle In Newport Incident
In Middletown a basket phaeton driven by Miss Julia French collided with a trolley car alarmed the horse. An animal bolted and Miss French was pitched into a twelve foot ditch with her bull dog Map and the groom nearby. All were drenched but unharmed.
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New York Times
Newport
Julia French
Amos Tuck French
Middletown
Boston
Miss French
Miss McH
Map
Miss Rich
Jerome Dinners Honor District Attorney Draws Political Pledges
District Attorney Jerome attends a Lower East Side neighborhood dinner where he urges party regularity and suggests Jacob Schiff move east to lead, amid mixed reactions. He warns against socialistic drift and defends Jewish loyalty to American institutions as guests applaud his narrative.
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Hungary
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Jacob H. Schiff
Thomas F. Foley
Tammany
Samuel S. Koenig
East Side
Albert B. Jaworower
Mr. Jerome
American Commonwealth
Schiff
Mr. Schiff
Bingham
Kaufman Mandel
Edward Mandel
Plan to list United States Steel on the Paris Bourse
A Paris dispatch reports that backers of listing US Steel on the Paris market seek permission for dealing in the Coulisse, the Paris equivalent of the New York Curb. A reversal of an adverse ruling is hoped but not expected, with continued uncertainty about approval.
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NEW York Times
Paris
United States
Coulisse
New York
Cuba Faces Spanish Debt Demand Report
Havana papers report Spain may require Cuba to pay a portion of Spain's national debt. The Discusion warns the claim about cannon is a precursor to a broader demand, while the State Department says no notification has been received and discounts the report.
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New York Times
Havana
Spain
Cuba
Earthquakes Shake Messina. No Injuries Reported
Two earthquake shocks were felt in Messina with a six minute interval. The first was slight, the second strong and undulatory lasting eleven seconds. The populace fled buildings in fear. several walls collapsed but no injuries were reported.
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Messina
Coreys Thrown From Auto In Palaiseau France
President William E. Corey of United States Steel Corp. his wife and M Gadilleau were riding when the car skidded in Palai sseau France. The Coreys escaped with minor scratches while Gadilleau suffered more serious injuries and was taken to the chateau on a stretcher for medical examination.
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Palaiseau
France
William E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
M. Gadilleau
Destructive Hailstorm Ravages Collierstown Farms
In Rockbridge County near Collierstown twelve miles west of Lexington a severe hailstorm destroyed ten miles of fields. Wheat corn and garden crops were flattened soil washed from uplands and hail drifts reached two feet. No standing wheat remained in affected fields.
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Buchanan
Collierstown
Rockbridge County
Lexington
Dynamite Destroys German Steamer Ava Near Pantellaria
The German steamship Ava en route Hamburg to Vladivostok blew up about ten miles off Pantellaria Island after a dynamite cargo ignited. The crew escaped by lifeboats and were rescued by the Eastgate, then landed at Algiers that night.
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Algiers
Ava
Hamburg
Vladivostok
Pantellaria Island
Eastgate
Newport Debtors In RI City Jail for Debt
Delinquent Summer residents in Newport Rhode Island have had start on paying bills with attachments securing about 900 dollars. Notable recoveries include a 500 dollar board bill at a fashionable Aiken resort a 300 dollar bill from Brooks Brothers and 100 dollars for legal fees owed to Charles H Keehne Jr. Lawyers holding accounts from New York concerns indicate string of settlements. creditors warned that debtors can be jailed in Rhode Island and more actions proceed.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Aiken
Carl Berger
Restaurateur
Brooks Brothers, Clothiers
New York
Charles H. Keehne, Jr
Rhode Island
Summer Reading Preview From The New York Times
A brief reader guide highlights recent and upcoming features in the Times catalog for summer reading. It mentions travel and abroad themes and suggests a varied lineup for the season.
Taft orders inquiry into sugar trust probe begins
President Taft directs Attorney General Wickersham to probe the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company case and seek possible criminal action under the Sherman Act. Officials weigh exposure risks, while a renewed Senate fight over the sugar tariff looms amid new allegations from Pennsylvania Refining Company receiver George H. Earle Jr. The White House debate stems from civil terms reached in the suit and questions of trust methods and Dutch sugar standards.
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Sugar Trust
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
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Department of Justice
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Philadelphia
Times
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