Abernathy Boys Return Triumph Through Broadway After Ride
Louis and Temple Abernathy, sons of a noted figure, arrived at the Hotel Breslin in New York after a cross country horseback journey from Oklahoma City. Surrounded by police escorts and cheering crowds, they enjoyed Broadway sights and planned visits with Roosevelt while awaiting an automobile ride and a church service with their father.
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Louis
Temple Abernathy
Jack” Abernathy
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hotel Breslin
Twentythird Street
Temple
Washington
Tempie
San Francisco
Reoe
Lawrence Hunt
Broadway
St. Louis
Sam
Trenton
N. J
Washington L
Winkie
New Brunswick
Newark
Broad Street
Jersey City
Brealin
Twenty-third Street
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Wylie Haines
Breslin
Oklahoma
Col. Roosevelt
Unions urged to back eight hour day movement
Boston June 11. At a meeting of the International Women’s Garment Workers Union regulations were adopted urging all unions to work for an eight hour day and to join central Labor Unions where such organizations exist. The Executive Board was to be nine members, not more than permitted from New York.
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Boston
International Women’s Garment Workers
T Mtral
New York
Man Turned Blue by Suspected Oxalic Poison
Joseph Pick a 22 year old laborer living with his mother at 430 East Fifty eighth Street was taken to Flower Hospital after collapsing on Second Avenue near Fifty second Street. Doctors suspect oxalic poisoning from his chemical factory work as his entire body showed a bluish tint for over a year with purple lips. He regained consciousness after saline injections and improved at the hospital.
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Joseph Pick
East Fifty Eighth Street
Flower Hospital
Fick
Second Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Schultz
East Fifty-first Street
Dr. Newcomb
Pick
Louisa Pick
Long Island City
Architect Olin Strays Then Is Found After Wander in New Jersey
Herbert Olin of New York City, winner of the Hague Peace Palace design prize, disappeared from his sister Mrs. Horatilos W. Olcott’s Wyoming area home during a sudden mental lapse. A nightlong search by dozen men in rain failed until he was found at 5 a.m. in East Orange, claiming his identity and origin.
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New York Times
Millburn
N. J
Herbert Olin
New York City
Hague Peace Palace
Horatilos W. Olcott
Wyoming
South Mountain Reservation
Essex County
Orange
Mr. Olin
New Jersey
Full-Sized Milk Bottles and Other 1900s New York Bills Signed
Governor Hughes signed several bills including one requiring milk and cream bottles to show full measure and manufacturer trademark, another making false notary acts a misdemeanor, a minimum corporate tax set at five dollars, a felony fire setting statute, and a provision allowing underage children to attend certain entertainments under school or church oversight.
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Albany
Gov. Hughes
Mr. Murray
Weinstein
C. W. Phillips
Baynes
Kopp
Sleepless police chief Alonzo Wire dies in New Jersey
Alonzo Wire former Hackettstown Police Chief who claimed twenty years without sleep died last night from lung and bronchial infection. A lightning strike thirty years earlier caused deafness and insomnia that left him waking for fourteen years. He worked nights for the Lackawanna Railroad and survived by restlessness, leaving a widow and one daughter.
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New York Times
Hackettstown
N. J
Alonzo Wire
Wire
Lackawanna Railroad
Fushimi Visits Annapolis Naval Academy With Honors
Prince Fushimi of Japan and his party, escorted by Capt. Potts, visited the Naval Academy in Annapolis and were received with full military honors including a twenty one gun salute. The entourage included Prince and Princess Fushimi, Baron and Baroness Uchida, and several Japanese officials. Later the party traveled by special car to Baltimore and onward to Boston.
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Annapolis
Potts
Naval Bureau
Washington
Prince Fushimi
Japan
Naval Academy
Cupt
Bowyer
Academy
Princess Fushimi
Uchida
Mme. Matsui
Far East talks eyed as nations seek harmonized interests
St. Petersburg dispatch notes Vremya editorial welcomes US instruction on Harbin taxes for Americans. It argues the move signals a shift in US-Russia Far East policy and may lead to broader accord among Russia, the United States, Japan, and China on railway projects and Manchuria.
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ST. Petersburg
The
Novoe Vremya
Harbin
United States
Calhoun
Peking
Novos Vremya
Russia
Far East
Japan
China
Aigun-Chinchow
Foreign Office
Ministry of Finance
Manchuria
Standard Oil Lowers Price for Oil in Pennsylvania
The Standard Oil Company cut the price of Pennsylvania Brade oil by 5 cents to $1.30 per barrel. Other grades remained unchanged.
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Standard
Pittsburg
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Simpson ‘Crawford Company
Brooklyn Schools Controversy Over Anniversary Day Examinations
Brooklyn Sunday School Union attacks City Superintendent W H Maxwell over noon closing of schools on Anniversary Day. A committee cites A S Draper opinions and a telegram from the State Education Department stating exams should not run past noon. Maxwell denies responsibility for any city exam and says only proper exams occurred.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
W. H. Maxwell
Maxwell
A. S. Draper
State Department of Education
Broskiya
Tle
Per
Supt- Maxwell
E M. Pravis
Charles E. Francis
Brooklyn Sunday Sch Union
Draper
Sinking of Pluviose Revealed by Submerged Superstructure
In Calais the French submarine Pluviose lies sunken off the coast after a May 26 hit by the Pas de Calais. At low tide a fifteen foot by two foot stern shelter is exposed. Two bodies salvaged, rest remain underwater as hull fills with water. President Fallieres and Cabinet to attend the crew funeral.
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Calais
France
Pas de Calais
English Channel
le Breton
Renee Tower
Falliares
Jews Expelled From Kieff as Russia Rreats Eviction Policy
Dispatches to the Jewish Aid Society report Jews are being expelled from summer country residences in Russia and barred from suburban towns. In Smo lensk province, police cordons hunt Jews. many flee, some hiding in woods. Forty five families expelled from Kieff with limited time to depart. a State Department report notes initial non enforcement of expulsion orders and ongoing anti Semitic agitation.
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Berlin
Jewish Aid Society
Russia
Smolensk
Kieff
Washington
Simon Wolf
Board of Delegates of Civil Rights
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
State Department
St. Petersburg
Abe
Wheeler
Enforced Repeal Sparks Jewish Residence Protests in March
The March action ordered strict enforcement of the law against Jews with illegal residence and those with correctable residence rights who used forbidden lines. Expulsions were proposed for all. Protests from affected Jews and business groups led a Governor General commission to review, with a commerce and industry commissioner dispatched for the inquiry.
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Department of Commerce and Industry
Circus Arrives Today for Fore Paugh Sells Brothers Engagement
Four special trains bring the Fore Paugh and Sells Brothers circus to town. Tents rise on Manhattan Field at 135th Street and Eighth Avenue, with a parade to start the New York engagement. Featured acts include Hines-Kimbsil troupe and the Meers sisters, Riding Rooneys, Ricardo Perea, Ada Belle Edwards, Ty-Belle sisters, Lowandes, and an elephant act with collie dogs. Capt Webb's trained season is also featured. Parade routes from 155th to 125th Street via Lenox and Edgecombe.
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Manhattan Field
135Th Street
Eighth Avenue
New York
Hines-Kimbsil Troi
Karl Handly
Marie Meers
Meers Sisters
Riding Rooneys
Ricardo Perea
Ada Belle Edwards
Ty-Belle Sisters
Lowandes
Webb
155Th Street
125Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Manhattan Street
Edgecombe Avenue
Newark Death by Gas Attempt Shocks City
In Newark Samuel Maide of 67 Prince Street attempted suicide by turning on gas after sealing his door to a room where his four children slept. He was taken to City Hospital and then to the Fourth Precinct Police Station where Police Surgeon J. Henry Clark found him in a semiconscious state and ordered further care.
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Newark
Samuel Maide
Prince Strait
Maide
Fourth Precinct
J. Henry Clark
Caldwell
Paesaic River
Swinefield Bridge
Louis Courter
Northingston
Passaic
Emma Mariendenstruth
The
Diatt
Gov. Fort
Lindenstruth
John W. Chandler
Somerville
John Buckley
Edna Covely
North Plainfield
Parker
Buckley
Smalley
Mexico Accused of Kidnapping by U S Officials
John Kenneth Turner told the House Rules Committee that Mexican political refugees are being kidnapped and handed to Diaz agents by U S government personnel. He cited cases across Douglas Arizona Los Angeles and Hermosillo and alleged Attorney General Bonaparte kept three prisoners mov ed to serve Mexican interests.
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New York Times
Washington
John Kenneth Turner
Mexico
House Rules Committee
Diaz
United States
Wuitson
Secret Service
Turner
United States Forest
Sarabia
Douglas
Ariz
Hermosilo
Villareal
Magon
Rivera
Los Angeles
Americain
Angeles
Bonaparte
Wilson
Clark
Ruth Steamer Launched For Gulf Atlantic Freight Route
The Ruth was launched by Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company for A. H. Bull Steamship Company of New York. Named for Ruth Priscilla of New York, the steamer will run freight service between the Gulf of Mexico and the North Atlantic.
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Newport News
Ruth
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
A. H. Bull Steamship Company of
New York
Ruth Priscilla On
New Yo
Gulf of Mexico
North Atlantic Sea
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Olin Wanders
Hughes
Fushimi
Baltimore
Sunday School Union
Woods
Circus
Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
John K. Turner
O Fashion Simpson Crafl
Sixth Ave
207 Street
Royal Axminster
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