Mystery Trunk Murder Linked to Porter Charlton
Special cables report ongoing probe into the Lake Como murder of Mrs. Castle Charlton. Russian suspect Constan tine Ispolatoff allegedly involved with two letters to Charlton. police seek alibi and possible double murder motive. Charlton traced to Lucerne. theories split on husband’s guilt versus escape with partner’s body.
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Legnezzi
Constantine Ispolatoff
Porter Charlton
Moltrasto
Iopolatoff
Maasiianico
Charlton
Porter Chariton
Genoese
Riviera
Chariton
Moltrasio
Ispolatoff
New York Times
Geneva
Lucerne
Como
en @on
Oma
Isoolatorf
Charitons
Oklahoma City Wins Capital Move After Sealed Vote
The Oklahoma State seal was moved from Guthrie to Oklahoma City after a statewide vote showing Oklahoma City ahead by more than 60,000. Gov. Haskell and Mrs. Haskell arrived by special train, and a capital relocation plan was debated. Jane Haskell, the governor's daughter, faced harassment in Guthrie as she supported Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
State of
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Shawnee
W. B. Anthony
Capitol
Secretary of State
Haskell
Lee Huckins
Jane Haskell
Royal Hotel
Boxcar derailment endangers Lackawanna Limited near Mount Arlington
Passengers on the Lackawanna Limited narrowly escaped a serious wreck when a derailed boxcar side swiped the westbound train a mile east of Mount Arlington. Engineer William Nichola reversed, braked hard, and rode the engine bell to safety as windows shattered and steps were torn from nine Pullmans. The boxcar carried shoes, footwear strewn along the track after the crash.
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Dover
N. J
Lackawanna Limited
Buffalo
Mount Arlington
Hoboken
William Nichola
Poisoned judge linked to Reelfoot Lake land clashes
Friends of the late Judge Harris advocate a post mortem after his drowning in Reelfoot Lake amid reports he poisoned food on which a cramp caused his death. The judge had barred fishermen from lake lands acquired with associates and was allegedly targeted by night riders who lynched Capt. Quentin Rankin near Walnut Log.
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New York Times
Tiptonville
Tenn
Judge Harris
Reelfoot Lake
Quentin Rankin
Harris
Walnut Log
Rankin
Pastor J Kinsey Smith resigns from Shadyside Church
Pittsburg June 12 Rev J Kinsey Smith pastor of Shadyside Presbyterian Church read his resignation this morning to take effect immediately. The church long noted for wealth and absence of poverty faced tensions over sermons unpopular with rich members. A year ago some session members pushed for resignation. others warned of a prior promise to quit Jan 1, which he denied. The move today surprised the congregation.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
J. Kinsey Smith
Shadyside Presbyterian Church
Shadyside
Smith
Louisville
Torpedo Boat Foote Disabled Near Frying Pan Shoals
Wireless reports say the torpedo boat Foote was disabled this afternoon off Frying Pan Shoals while heading north. The Foote signalled the Winnifred to request a Charleston tug, but the steamer Merrimac bound for Baltimore rescued the Foote and towed it toward Southport. injury details were not disclosed.
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Savannah
Foote
Frying Pan_ Shoals
Winnifred
Philadelphia
Charleston
Merrimac
Baltimore
Southport
Lehigh Item Notice Incomplete Text Brief
Fragmentary OCR shows a daily notice referencing Lehigh and a terminal term and price of $9 with unclear context and missing details.
Woman Dies After Car and Taxi Crash on Madison and Seventy-Eighth
A southbound Madison Avenue streetcar struck a taxi at Seventy-eighth Street killing Mrs. Daniel Wilson Morrison and injuring two other women and the taxi driver. The victim died four hours later at German Hospital. The taxi driver, Louis Albert, is hospitalized in serious condition.
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Madison Avenue
Seventy-eighth Street
Daniel Wilson Morrison
Louis Albert
Presbyterian Hospital
Dorothy W. Morrison
Morrison
Eva Buckingham
East Seventy-eighth Street
Albert
Mason-Seaman Transportation Company
West
Seventy-seventh Street
Bay Fifteenth Street
Brooklyn
Troley
Michael J. Casey
Peter Coyle
Howard Adler
Miss Morrison
W. P. Northrup
East Seventy-ninth Street
South Ferry
Casey
Seventy Eighth Street
East Sixty-seventh Street
Murphy
Hughes
Notable Features Await in Next Sunday's Times
Readers are advised to place orders with newsdealers today to ensure access to the Times features planned for next Sunday. The note emphasizes timely ordering to avoid missing special content and features.
Log Jammer Edward Chase Traverses Hell Gate On a Log
Edward A. Chase, famed lumberjack, rode a log through Hell Gate yesterday drawing about two thousand spectators at East River Park. He rode the current from Scaly Rock, dodging dredges and waves, then fell onto a Hell Gate life saving dory before continuing to Eighty ninth Street under cheering crowds.
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Edward A. Chase
Hell Gate
Ward's Island
Chase
East River Park
East Eighty-ninth Street
Maine
Coney Island
Steinway
Haarlaem
Bouwery Bay
Paul Koveke
Yorkville
George Bieth
James Coyle
Staion
Bot
Astoria
Dory
East River
Moretania
Hell Gate Life Saving
Ikase
Eighty-ninth Street
Yorkville Station
Abernathy
Uow
Penobscot River
Ranken Gives Entire Fortune to Trades School
St Louis philanthropist David J. Ranken Jr. deeded over 3 million dollars to the Ranken School of Mechanical Trades for maintenance and expansion. He reserves under 3 thousand dollars annually for himself and urged practical shop based instruction for boys over 15, with on site oversight of the school.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
David J. Ranken, Jr
Ranken
Board of Trustees
Illinois Central
Rock Island
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Boatman's Bank
Merchants’ Laclede National Bank
Board of
Ranken Trades School
Clas Om
Auto Crushes Woman Near Indianapolis
Five people rode in a car that plunged into a ditch after a tire burst north of Indianapolis. Lennie Alberts of Pittsburg, a chorus girl, was instantly killed when the vehicle rolled and crushed her under its wreckage. Her companions were injured but freed. Her body will be sent to her father, William Alberts, in Pittsburg.
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Indianapolis
Lennie Alberts
Pittsburg
Autoists Aid Wounded Man Shot at Tent City
Albert Forer of Tent City Ulmer Park near Coney Island was cleaning a revolver and was shot in the chest. His companions Charles Daldorf and Conrad Marks placed him on a trolley toward Coney Island Hospital. After a two mile ride and a collapse from loss of blood a passing car gave a lift and Forer survived. The auto occupants fled without giving names.
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Albert Forer
Ulmer Park
Coney Island
Charles Daldorf
Conrad Marks
Coney Island Hospital
Havin
Forer
Daughter dies from burns in coal oil accident
In El Paso Texas Mrs Emily Hstabrook aged forty died from burns suffered last Tuesday morning while pouring coal oil on a fire at La Mesa. Her son Frank was also burned and is not expected to live. Her brother Genve and a York family lawyer were injured while attempting to save her.
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EL Paso
Texas
Emily Hstabrook
Lamesa
Frank
Genve
Try Save
York
Berlin Thunderstorm Kills 24 in Excursion Group
A severe June storm struck Berlin as lightning killed six and injured seventeen severely and eighty slightly among excursionists sheltering in a iron fenced building in Jungfern Heide. Wires were toppled and many residences damaged.
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Berlin
Jungfernheide
Lightning deaths mount in Silesia total 18 in three days
Seven people died in Breslau and the Province of Silesia from a lightning storm today. The toll raises the three day total to eighteen fatalities across the region.
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Breslau
Silesia
Heavy Rain Brings City to June Normal in Boston
Boston reports heavy rains over seventy hours totaling 2.82 inches with 1.20 inches in the last twenty four hours. Weather Bureau forecasts clearing weather and a rise in temperature with view of sun tomorrow for Boston.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
Rain Drenches City In Twenty Four Hours
City records nearly two inches of rain in the last twenty four hours—1.64 inches from Saturday midnight to 8 PM yesterday and total approaching two inches. Weather Bureau forecast calls for generally fair weather for the week with below normal rainfall and above normal temperatures in the East South and Midwest.
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Central Park
Washington
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Drake University to Receive $50,000 Gift
Theodore P. Shonts of New York, chairman of Drake University’s board of trustees, announced during a Des Moines visit that he would donate 50 000 dollars for the university’s general support. The pledge has just been made public.
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Des Moines
Theodore P. Shonts
New York
Drake University
Kitchener Seeks Resign from Mediterranean Command
London June 12 The Times reports Lord Kitchener has asked leave to resign his post as Inspector General of the Mediterranean forces, appointed last August to succeed the Duke of Connaught. There is agitation for him to take a higher role such as Viceroy of India.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Mediterranean
Duke of Connaught
India
Germans Denounce Vatican Demonstrations Across Cities
Several thousand Protestants joined Berlin demonstrations while mass meetings occurred in Essen Magdeburg and other towns to condemn the papal encyclical critiquing religious reformers and Luther. Resolutions demanded government action and were sent to the Imperial Chancellor as Luther memorials received wreaths.
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Berlin
Essen
Magdeburg
Martin Luther
Luther
Fighting in Spanish City Spurs Clerical Clash
In Valencia on June 12 Republicans leaving an anti clerical meeting were attacked by Catholics at the Carile Club. Gendarmes dispersed the crowds after repeated charges and many were wounded with a large number arrested.
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Valencia
Spain
Carlile Club
Patchogue clerk injured by forceful handshake
William D. Tobin of Patchogue New York a hotel clerk in Mount Vernon suffered a badly strained hand after a friend he had not seen for years squeezed his right hand so hard it swelled and displaced bones Tobin left work and returned to his Long Island home for rest after a physician treated the injury.
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William D. Tobin
Patchogue
L. L
North Street
Mount Vernon
Long Island
Tobin
Brownsville Boy Survives 50 Foot Fall From Window
Four year old Isidor Enstein of 1493 Douglass Street Brownsville Brooklyn fell from a third story window while playing with a toy airship. He was picked up by bystanders with a slight leg contusion and no serious injuries, after landing on the sidewalk near St Marys Hospital where Dr O Keefe treated him.
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Isidor Enstein
Douglass Street
Brownsville
Brooklyn
St. Mary’s Hospital
O'Keefe
Isidor
Killer of foreman shot after pay dispute in Wisconsin
Matt Reusgen, accused of killing John Studier of Amsterdam, NY, the Wisconsin Pearl Button Works foreman, was captured by police in nearby woods after an all night manhunt. He confessed that he shot Studier for shaving his salary check over alleged poor workmanship.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Matt Reusgen
John Studier
Amsterdam
N. Y
Wisconsin
Reusgen
Studier
Two Jump to Death on Victoria Bridge in Montreal
Albert Honough a builder from St Lambert and his adopted daughter Lena Healy leaped from the centre of Victoria Bridge into the St Lawrence River. Both drowned after Esnough aged 45 climbed the railing and plunged in. A bridge electrician witnessed the fatal plunge and the couple had been in apparent discussion prior to the acts. Esnough had suffered long illness.
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Montreal
Albert Honough
St. Lambert
Lena Healy
Victoria Bridge
St. Lawrence
Esnough
Judge for Low Alimony
Justice William Cushing Wall of the Massachusetts Superior Court urges restricting divorce to reduce its rise. He argues divorced parties should prove no fault and that courts should be less liberal in granting alimony to curb mercenary motives.
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New York Times
Boston
William Cushing Wall
Massachusetts Superior Court
Hamilton Ready Start Time At Seven A.M.
Rose in downpour of rain breaks a guy wire as he leaves the ground but he rises aloft and is repaired later. Wire and mother lure of victory loom as Tea will watch him from Times special train.
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Wire
When to Look for Hamilton Today Time Table
City transit timetable lists stations Elizabethport South Elizabeth Metuchen New Brunswick Monmouth Junction Princeton Junction Trenton Bristol Holmesburg Junction with departure times from 7:00 AM to 8:50 AM. Passenger departures are shown in sequence across multiple lines.
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Raiway
Metuchen
New Brunswick
Monmouth Junction
Princeton Junction
Trenton
Bristol
Holmesburg Junction
Weather forecast for Hamilton flight day
Special weather bulletin notes fair and warmer conditions between New York and Philadelphia on Monday June 18. Light variable winds, mostly westerly, will accompany the day.
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Willis L. Moore
Berean
New York
Philadelphia
Hamilton plans cross country flight from Governors Island to Philadelphia
Aeronaut C. E. Hamilton aims to depart Governors Island at 7 AM if weather allows for a return flight to New York by 2 PM. He seeks favorable winds and calm conditions to reach a preselected North Philadelphia field in about two hours, weather permitting. The attempt would set multiple aviation records, including a New York Philadelphia round trip and air dropping bombs on a target.
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Hamilton
Governors Island
Philadelphia
Tas New York Times
Philetetpitte Puplo Leé
Bay
North Philadelphia
Times
New York
Europe
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