Roosevelt on Board Kaiserina Augste Victoria Talks of Birds
Theodore Roosevelt traveling aboard the Kaiserina Augusta Victoria from Southampton describes a New Forest bird list of forty varieties with twenty three songbirds. He chats with passengers and dines with family while awaiting arrival in America.
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Roosevelt Criticised Taft in London Buzz
Paris dispatches note American chatter over Roosevelt's last week in England. A New York story claims factions seek to use him but will fail, while others say he told an American contact he is unhappy with Taft's administration. Hearst is called a Brutus by Roosevelt in Guildhall talk.
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Paris
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Europe
England
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Taft
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Patrick Henry Brutus Hearst
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Brutus
Caesar
Roosevelt Sends Thanks To Hamburg America Line Leader
Emil L. Boas received a cable from Hamburg noting Theodore Roosevelt sent a wireless tribute to Herr Ballin aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. The liner left Cherbourg at 8 15 p m with 450 first class 360 second class 237 third 1152 steerage and is due to land here Saturday.
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Hamburg
Mr. Roosevelt
Herr Ballin
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Theodore Roosevelt
Cherbourg
Seth Bullock Returns Home From Europe
Capt Seth Bullock United States Marshal at Deadwood South Dakota returned aboard the Cunard liner Campania after visiting Theodore Roosevelt in England. He reported Roosevelt in fine health and described royal receptions and a warm welcome at Guildhall. He plans to remain briefly before returning to the plains, saying he is homesick.
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United States
Deadwood
S. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Cunard
Campania
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Epping Forest
England
Guildhall
King's Criers
Red Cross steamer Bornu sails on first summer trip
With a large crowd of summer excursionists from the city and Fairfax the Red Cross steamer Bornu departed yesterday for the season aboard the summer schedule. Passengers include several sports figures and local residents looking for a day trip along the N. F. coast.
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Red Cross
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Fairfax
Dark brawl with police at Cornelia Street house
In a dawn melee at 11 Cornelia Street five policemen battled Mary Dorf Tessie Collins Maggie Dickie and Benjamin Holmes aided by Maggie Bradley and a bulldog. Officers were wounded. Holmes and the women were arrested and all sent to the Workhouse.
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Charies Street
Harris
Jefferson Market Court
Mary Dorf
Tessie Collins
Maggie Dickie
Benjamin Holmes
Downs
Ryan
Gross
Holmes
Mitchell
Collins
Mra Bradley
Parker Prosecutes Willcox in Contempt Case
Alton B. Parker ex Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals appeared in the Supreme Court as prosecutor in the contempt of court charge brought by Justice Brady against William R. Willcox chairman of the Public Service Commission. The hearing adjourned to next Thursday morning after an agreement postponing proceedings. Willcox had criticized Justice Brady’s decision in a $750000 penalty suit involving Union Railway Company receiver Whitridge. Brady dismissed the complaint, calling it a possible case of lose majesty. Willcox said the commission would appeal, arguing Brady’s stock ownership in Third Avenue Railway questioned his neutrality. Brady then ordered Willcox to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt on June 1.
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Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Justice Brady
William R. Willcox
Public Service Commission
Parker
American Federation of Labor
Bucks Store
George 8. Coleman
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Whitridge
Union Railway Company
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Brady
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Finance Forum
West Side
Laundry Fight Ends In Fatal Bleeding
Louis G Sam and George Long quarreled over earnings at 1269 Boston Road laundry. Long drew a knife and Sam swung a cleaver injuring Long who later died at Lebanon Hospital. Sam was captured at the scene and charged with assault.
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George Long
Boston Road
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Iaundry
Morritsania
Tappen
Lebanon Hospital
English pastor sails to America with family amid postal probe
The Rev. William B. Bladon, a Sussex rector, his wife and daughters, and solicitor Edgar Morris left on the Minnewaska from London after arriving a week earlier to meet a Post Office Inspector and discuss a rumored mail swindle. They secluded themselves in their staterooms until departure.
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William B. Bladon
Sussex
England
Edgar Morris
Bladen
Ship's cook charged in Merida stabbing on voyage home
After the Ward liner Merida arrived from Havana, ship's cook Mose Dallantino was seized by police and charged with stabbing baker Charles Kasney who lay injured at Hudson Street Hospital. The injury may prove fatal. Both men argued over cooking methods off Progreso on June 4. Dallantino, Italian, and Kasney, Austrian, were aboard when the incident occurred. Dallantino remains in custody, held for examination tomorrow.
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Havana
Mose Callantino
Charles Kasney
Hudson Street
Darnty
Progreso
Dallantino
Kasney
United States
Shields
Supreme Court Action Over Tax Receiver Fees
Corporation counsel seeks to drop Mayor Gaynor and City Chamberlain Hyde from Julia Smith’s suit to force return of 48000 dollars paid to Daniel F Cohalan for franchise tax collection. Justice Money heard the motion.
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Julia Smith
Corporation
Watson
Supreme Court
Chamberlain Hyde
Chamberlain
Daniel F. Cohalan
Cohalan
Plans Made for Roosevelt Welcome Parade up the River
The New York mayor's committee plans a large welcome for Theodore Roosevelt upon his return from Oyster Bay next Saturday. A 3800 strong convoy will escort Roosevelt from quarantine to the Battery, with a dozen divisions of ships forming a naval parade. Col Roosevelt and family to land at Pier A around 1 pm and address the crowd, then attend a land parade up Broadway to Fifty-ninth Street before a private family luncheon at 422 Madison Avenue.
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Nicholas Longworth
Ethel
Kermit Roosevelt
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Roosevelt Neighbors’ Association of
Oyster Bay
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Androscoggin
Revenue Cutter
Manhattan
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Frederick Russell
J. N. Emery
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Samuel L'Hommedieu
Traty
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Seak
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New Hampshire
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New Year
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Taft
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California
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H. C. Lodge
Massachusetts
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Henry M. Goldfeare
William Bulzer
Arbert Parsons
W. W. Cocks
C. V. Fornes
New York
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Kentucky
Edward R. Lee
Arion H. Cheney
Gifford Pinchot
L.S. Rowe
American Academy of Political Science
Luke E. Wright
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Charles FE. Hunter
Oklahoma City
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West Point Chapel to be Dedicated at Dawn
Special to The New York Times reports the new granite West Point Chapel on the mountain rear of the cadet barracks will be dedicated tomorrow morning. Architects praise its ecclesiastical design and its prime Hudson Highlands site offers a broad vista.
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New York Times
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West Point Men Point
Hudson Highlands
West Point Plain
Hudson
Highland Falls
America
Academy
Uates
Col
Charlies W
John M. Carron
Pittsburgh
United States
Ger
Walter Howe
Department of Se East
Dickinson
Hugh L Scott
Majerenaines Eee
Arry
Department of California
Massive Seattle Front Fire Wipes Out Blocks
A hurricane driven blaze on Seattle's northern waterfront raced east destroying six blocks and 20 acres of wooden structures including warehouses and the Wallstreet Hotel. About 500 people became homeless with 3 serious injuries and many firemen hurt while rain aided firefighters and Pacific Hospital sent patients to City Hospital.
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Seattle
Washington
Railroad Avenue
Battery Street
Second Avenue
Vine Andee
Pcos
Puget Sound
Archy
Rere Pacific Hospital
City Hospital
Fire Destroys 2,000 Tons of Raisins in Fresno Warehouse
A Fresno fire last night destroyed 2,000 tons of raisins stored in a warehouse. The raisins were valued at about $100,000 and the blaze caused extensive property damage.
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Say Husband Abused Como Trunk Victim Dent City Story
A damaged clipping notes a claim of abuse by a husband against a Como Trunk victim in Dent City. It mentions the victim’s father Paul Charlton, once a local law firm member who moved to Washington in 2005 to lead the Bureau of Insular Affairs, and references Porter aged 16 at the time.
The Charltons Wedding At Old Swedes Church
Mary Scott Castle Charlton married Porter Charlton on March 12 in Wilmington Delaware at Old Swedes Church. The couple gave New York City as residence and Nebraska and Nevada as birthplaces appears. The Vicar Rev Albert A Clay officiated and witnesses included Mrs Ellen G Clay. The groom’s father Paul Charlton and mother Elizabeth Denniston Charlton listed. Mary’s parents Henry Harrison Scott and Annie Wyatt Robinson Scott named.
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Del
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Porter Charlton
Old Swedes Church
Albert A. Clay
Seattle
Wash
He Health Office
Mary Castle
New York City
Nevada
Nebraska
Mrs. Clay
Mary Scott Castle
Porter Chariton
New York
Charlton
Roosevelt reception plan spurs nationwide tour idea
Col Alexander P Moore of the Pittsburg Post suggests a national triumphal tour for former President Theodore Roosevelt after his New York arrival. He notes strong support from publishers nationwide for grand demonstrations in cities from Pittsburg to Seattle, potentially this summer, if Roosevelt agrees to participate.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
United States
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburg
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Col. Moore
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