Reyes Urges Mexico to Elect Madero Leader's Election
Gen. Reyes issues a manifesto urging all partisans to back Madero for the presidency, withdrawing his own candidacy to avoid harming business interests. He calls for patriotic unity and notes Madero, Garibaldi, and Hay will depart for Cuernavaca to review the Army of the South.
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New York Times
Mexico City
Madero
Gen. Reyes
Diaz
Europe
America
Mexico
Garibaldi
Col
Eduardo Hay
Cuernavaca
South
San Angel
de la Barra
National Palace
Guadalupe
Francesco I. Madero
San Juan Bautista
Tabasco
State Guard
Francisco Borrego
Manual Mestre Chiliazz
Senor de la Barra
China
Chapultepec
Shang Ai Sune
Red Cross
Guzman
Colima
Pacific Division
The
National Railways
Guadalajara
Pacific East
The Fight at Culiacan
San Diego reports details of the May 30 assault on Culiacan as Gen Bandera's insurrectos drive the garrison back. The Chapel of the Sacred Heart is captured after heavy losses as Maderistas retreat toward Altalta with 300 men blocked by insurgents.
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SAN _DIEGO
Cal
Culiacan
Bandera
Chapel of the Sacred Heart
Altalta
Redo
Akroan Chamber chief backs transatlantic airship flight
Frank A. Seiberling of Akron finances a planned October dirigible voyage led by Melvin Vaniman, former Airship America chief engineer. Seiberling, an inventive longtime aeronautics enthusiast, has imported rubberized fabric machinery and linked to Goodyear. The Seiberling family pioneered grain harvesting and tire innovations with a knotter binder and quick detachable rim.
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Frank A. Seiberling
Chamber of Commerce
Akron
Ohio
Melvin Vaniman
America
Walter Wellman
Atlantic
Mr. Seiberling
John F. Seiberling
McCormicks
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Archers to Hunt Big Game in British Columbia
Atchison Kansas June 11 James Challis and Z E Jackson plan a bow and arrow hunt in British Columbia for mountain lions and grizzly bears They will leave Atchison July 7 for Seattle join Harry B Richardson and William H Thompson Then sail 400 miles up the coast and push into the interior with a heavy arrow supply.
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New York Times
Atchison, Kan
James Challis
Z. E. Jackson
British Columbia
Mr. Challis
Mr. Jackson
Atchison
Seattle
Harry B. Richardson
Boston
William H. Thompson
Candy Poisons Three Children in New York Flat
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray of 595 Second Avenue left eight year old Lillian in charge of Agnes aged four and Mitchel aged two. The children ate jelly beans bought for a cent and fell ill. They were taken to Bellevue Hospital in a critical state with doctors citing extreme ptomaine poisoning. Health officials will analyze stomach contents and remaining beans.
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Elizabeth Murray
Second Avenue
Mass
Lillian
Agnes
Mitchel
Bellevue Hospital
Board of Health
Drowns at Atlantic City
W A Toomey of Philadelphia drowned while bathing at Atlantic City. His body washed ashore at Michigan Avenue. lifesavers recovered him and a surgeon failed to revive him after more than two hours. Toomey, from Company G First Regiment N G P, was identified by his suit. About twenty bathers were pulled from the surf today amid excitement at Kentucky Avenue.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
W. A. Toomey
Philadelphia
Michigan Avenue
Toomey
First Regiment
Kentucky Avenue
Poe
Four Girls Drowned in Lake Des Morts Squall
Four girls drowned and five others escaped when a small sailboat capsized on Little Lake Butte des Morts near Appleton. The victims, members of a picnic party hosted by store owners, were Miss Elizabeth Geenen Miss Gertrude Kuschel Miss Madge Brill and Miss Ruth Pollock. The party watched from shore as the tragedy unfolded.
Purse Restored by Honest Thief Near Gotham Hotel
A well dressed woman dropped her purse on the sidewalk near the Hotel Gotham. A ragged man sprang to recover it and returned the purse to her, surprising Assistant Manager McGoldrick. The woman thanked him and gave ten dollars as thanks.
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Hotel Gotham
McGoldrick
the Gotham
Low Excursion Rates to Colorado From Chicago and St Louis
Excursion tickets offered on the Rocky Mountain Limited and Mountainier service from Chicago morning and evening, with morning flyers from St Louis. Round trip fares advertised for travel to Colorado.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Chicago
Fliyer
St. Louis
Stokes Letters Left Abroad In Pillow Fight Case
W E D Stokes proprietor of the Hotel Ansonia says he wrote letters to Miss Graham in recent years but they were of no consequence. The defense contends Miss Graham and Miss Conrad shot Stokes to defend themselves as investigators seek letters and papers reportedly tied to the case.
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W. E. D. Stokes
Ansonia
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Varuna
Terence J. McManus
Miss Graham
Stokes
Paris
John Singleton
New York
McManus
Mr. McManus
Mr. Stokes
Singleton
Europe
Herman Phillips
Miss Conrad
West Side Court
Brussels
Freschi
Phillips
Gleason
Miss Conrad Was On Terms of Friendship With Mr. Stokes
Seek Czarina's Jewels Here in Baltimore Case
Two Russian Imperial Secret Service men Alexander Rogoff and Ivan Arvak passed through Baltimore on a hunt for jewels stolen from the Czarina in Russia months ago. They traveled from New York, planned to go to Washington but headed further south, declining to name their destination. They arrived in America two weeks ago, after landing in Canada, and said two more detectives and a court jeweler were en route.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Imperial Secret Service
Alexander Rogoff
Ivan Arvak
Washington
New York
Czarina
Russia
Scotland Yard
America
Canada
Romanoffs
Europe
United States
Rogoff
Secret Service
New Orleans
Three Bayonne Sisters Injured After Trolley Fuse Blows
Misses Margaret Belle and Genevieve Gerry of 229 Avenue B Bayonne were riding home on a southbound trolley when a fuse blew causing them to jump. Margaret broke a leg and the others suffered scalp abrasions. Margaret was moved to City Hospital then Bayonne Hospital ambulances. The sisters were later driven home.
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Margaret
Belle
Genevieve Gerry
Avenue B
Bayonne
Bayonne Hospital
Gerry
Drowning of Chorus Girl Olga Whythe Near Sea Gate Inn
Olga Whythe recently employed as a maid at the Whittier Inn Sea Gate was drowned in the bay yesterday afternoon. While wading in shallow water she stepped into a deep hole and sank. Several Atlantic Yacht Club men attempted rescue but she died before they reached the site.
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Olga Whythe
Whittier
Sea Gate
Atlantic Yacht Club
Walter Damrosch on American music future in Times
Conductor Walter Damrosch argues American composers are shaped by European schooling and influence but expresses hope for a distinct national musical voice. He discusses the potential for American music to evolve beyond European tradition, as quoted for next Sunday's Times.
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Walter Damrosch
Europe
Ex-bank teller used Ryan’s name in forged promotion scheme
Edgar R. Boyer, formerly of Hamilton National Bank, is jailed in Chicago for trying to cash a forged $48 check at Central Trust Company. Investigators say he forged signatures of Perkins Ryan Schiff and others, planned bogus contracts, and admitted to the forgery. His associates and a premier bank cashier were en route to Chicago to face related charges.
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New York Times
Chicago
Edgar R. Boyer
Hamilton National Bank
National City Bank of Chicago
Central Trust Company
Boyer
D. M. Fredericksen
F. Weyerhauser
Edward Hines
Ira M. Cobe
Perkins
Ryan
Schiff
Webster
R. E. Boyer
First National Bank
Crescent City
Iowa
Harrison Street
Two Boys Duel Ends in Death Over Cat Game
Frank Burke and James Wesley Smith, both 16, fought after an argument over a broomstick in a cat game. Smith collapsed after a blow to the stomach and died. Burke is arrested for homicide. Smith worked in a delicatessen. his family is from Amsterdam Avenue area.
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West Eighty-first Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Broadway
Frank Burke
James Wesley Smith
St. Ann's
St. Matthew's
Smith
Burke
Broadway and
Blighty-first Street
Eighty-first Street
Charlies Seltzer
West Eighty-third Street
Dick” Schleger
George Nelson
James Quinn
Archie Clark
Rheinhardt Cattenhorn
Seltzer
Big c
de Mott
Jerome de Mott
Bellevue Morgue
Young Smith
Fred
Wesley Smith
Albany Steamer Penobscot Grounds Near Hudson
The Penobscot, operating between New York and Albany, ran aground on Mud Flats a mile above Hudson early today and had not been refloated by night. Passengers and freight were moved to Albany by rail, and an automobile was accidentally dropped overboard.
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Albany
Penobscot
New York
Hudson
Diver Its Spine Broken in Hudson Exhibition
Leonard J. Smith of the Bronx was fatally injured while diving in the Hudson off 149th Street. rescued by his brother Montague and George Leeby, he was paralyzed from the head down and in critical condition at Washington Heights Hospital. Doctors report a fractured seventh vertebra and compare the mishap to a prior fatal dive by Walter Duryea.
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Leonard J. Smith
Harrison Avenue
Bronx
Washington Heights
Hudson River
149Th Street
Montague
George Leeby
Lenox Avenue
Walter Duryea
Duryea
Smith
New Orleans Junta Plots in Central American Upheaval
New Orleans whispers of revolution as exiles from Central America gather here and plot insurrections across Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua and possibly El Salvador. U S agents report 6000 rifles 100 000 rounds and vessels sought while Garibaldi era figures and veterans converge for potential armed action.
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New Orleans
Central America
United Sates
Mexico
Panama
Costa Rica
José Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
Scientifico Party of
Guatemala
Honduras
Salvador
United States
Winslow
Siren
Pacific
American Legion
Garibaldi
Lee Christmas
Manual Bonilla
Mobile
Secret Service
Nocturnal Moonbow Aboard Ara Bic From Liverpool
Passengers aboard the steamship Ara Bic of the White Star Line arriving from Liverpool witnessed a moonlit rainbow on a clear night. The full moon created a vivid halo as mist cleared and clouds drifted southwest, the colors strengthening before the ship moved out of sight.
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White Star Line
Liverpool
Coronation Security Tight as Anarchist Fear Looms
Scotland Yard tightens coronation security with extra checks on foreign seat bookings and ship port watchfulness. The Archbishop of Westminster calls clergy to special masses for the King and a coronation service will be held at Westminster Cathedral on June 25.
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London
Scotland Yard
Westminster
Baldwin Strikers Backed by Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union in Philadelphia endorses the Baldwin Locomotive Works strike and pledges aid to strikers. The Locomotive Builders' Council says layoffs were caused by workers joining unions. National union officers are advising the workers as they plan to resume operations tomorrow after a shutdown since Friday night.
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Philadelphia
Central Labor Union
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Locomotive Builders’ Council
Waiters Strike at Pittsburg Athletic Club
Sixty nine club waiters walked out at dinner time in Pittsburg forcing about 200 wealthy guests to dine elsewhere. A clash with the steward led to peace efforts failing and police dispersal. Sunday dinners draw Pittsburg's top financiers and industrial leaders.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Athletic Association
Weiters
Mayor Bowlus Cuts Salary In Springfield O
Springfield Ohio Mayor C J Bowlus cuts his annual salary from 2500 to 1500 to fund public improvements. He predicts other officials may follow and calls a meeting to discuss further cuts while county officials resist reducing their pay.
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New York Times
Springfield
Ohio
C. J. Bowlus
Bowlus
Aerial Dips by Johnstone at Garden City
Croix Johnstone planned an endurance flight in a Moisant monoplane but a chipped propeller forced a display flight instead. He rose to a thousand feet then glided steeply, drawing cheers from a large crowd. Hadley and Blood of Tarrytown also attempted a morning flight but wind halted them.
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New York Times
Garden City
Croix Johnstone
Moisant
Johnstone
Aero En- See
Hadley and
Blood of
Tarrytown
N. Y
Winchester Widow Nearing Death in Mystery House
San Jose reports Mrs. Sarah L. Winchester, widow of the Winchester repeating rifle inventor and former Winchester Arms president, lies dying at Llanada Villa. At 78 she has lived in seclusion for years in the so called House of Mystery, with a 500 foot long estate and a seven story tower. The mansion features satin taped doors and windows and rare Indian and French art.
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New York Times
San Jose
Cal
Sarah L. Winchester
Winchester Arms Company
Llanada Villa
Ound
India
France
City water supply boosted by heavy June storm
The storm added about 2,000,000,000 gallons to the Croton reservoirs, enough to supply Manhattan and the Bronx for more than five days. Brooklyn saw over an inch of rain while Manhattan, Bronx and Brooklyn reported thunder and lightning. Flooding closed 157th Street subway stations and caused damage across the city including a Ferris wheel derailment at Clason Point Park.
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Croton
Thompson
Manhattan
Bronx
Croton Lake
Weather Bureau
Brooklyn
New York
Hudson
Broadway
157Th Street
Kingsbridge
S. E. Graham
H. W. Wise
Clason Point Park
Sergt
James Donohue
East 128Th Street
John Roach
East Winery
Fourth Street
Casino Beach
L. I
Christopher Rausman
Fifth Bacon
East Eighty-ninth Street
Elizabeth and
Eunice McCormack
West Eightieth Street
Scaly Rock
Hell Gate
Leo J. Hoy
East Fiftieth Street
Mr. Hoy
Charles Farrell
West Forty-ninth Street
Martin Jr. Maroney
Charles Street
John Barth
New Jersey
Staten Island
Coney Island
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Maderistas
Mazatlan
Mr. Vaniman
Pennsylvania
Fifth Avenue
Graham
Chorus
Girl Crowns
Times
E. R. Boyer
Mortimer Schiff
Broadway Lot
Baldwin
Philadelphia Central Labor Union
Springfield, O
Winchester
Sade Park
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