Whitman Faces Mayoral Push Amid Fusionist Clash
Mayor Gaynor mockingly suggests fusionists should nominate him while Republicans press Whitman for mayor. Hapgood committee weighs Whitman and other candidates as Progressives split, with Duell and local leaders signaling a possible intra party fight.
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Gaynor
Ewening
Whitman
Republican Club
Citizens’ Municipal
Charles 8. Whitman
New York County
Republican
Fusion Committee
Tammany Hall
Citizens’ Committee
Tammany
Hapgood Committee
Alphonse
Republian
Collector Mitchell
McAneny
Charles H. Duell, Jr
Roosevelt
Duell
Progressive Party
Mayer
Progressive County
Carrel Notices Breakthroughs In Chest Surgery In New York
Paris dispatch reports Dr. Alexis Carrel at Paul Beaujon Hospital detailing chest cavity operations with safety equal to abdominal surgery. He cites heart and brain tolerance to brief interruptions in circulation, five to ten minutes for the heart, four minutes for the brain, and notes ongoing work on aneurysms and arterial shrinkage. The lecture drew enthusiastic reception.
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Marconi
New York Times
Paris
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Paul Beaujon Hospital
Aviator Drew Dies In Blazing Biplane Crash
Lima Ohio June 12 Andrew Drew pupil of Orville Wright died in a fire during a joy ride in a biplane. His partner J C Brabazon had urged caution as the aircraft wreckage trapped his body. The crash marks another fatal air accident this year with 57 deaths in aviation to date.
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Lima
Ohio
Andrew Drew
Orville Wright
Drew
Focal School of Aviation
J. C. Brabazon
Brabazon
Lima State Hospital
Beatrice Newman Surprises Needy Children With Dresses
Beatrice Newman chose to give gifts to others for her tenth birthday. Her father Abraham B. Newman arranged donations of Summer dresses for seventy children aged 6 to 12 from Public School 63, selected by Principal H A Hulskamp. The children lined up outside his East Houston Street store to receive their dresses, making Beatrice very happy.
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Beatrice Newman
Abraham B. Newman
East Houston Street
Beatrice
Mr. Newman
Newman
H. A. Hulskamp
Fourth Street
Avenue A
Hartford probate names conservator for Turner estate
Hartford Probate Court appointed the Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. conservator for Miss Isabella Turner and her mother Mrs. Harriet Turner after testimony that Sturgess Turner was suffering brain softening. The engagement to A Leon Wood was reportedly postponed over a disputed prenuptial contract with Wood to receive 250 dollars a month for life.
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New York Times
Ssartford
Hartford
Conn
Isabella Turner
Glastonbury
Harriet Turner
Sturgess Turner
Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Company
P. Waldo
Hartford County
Wood
Turner
McReynolds Urges Swift U P Action on Southern Pacific
Attorney General McReynolds told the court the government opposes further delays in disposing Union Pacifics Southern Pacific holdings. He questioned proposed exchanges including trading SP stock for Baltimore and Ohio shares via Pennsylvania Railroad, and urged court action such as appointing a receiver or a trustee to manage sale by plan or public subscription. The hearing followed lengthy arguments as the Supreme Court mandate loomed.
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ST. Paul
McReynolds
Union Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Supreme Court
Sanborn, Hook, and Smith
United States Court
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific Board
Baltimore & Ohio
Vrtnery
Smith
Rai Road
Contro
Loomis
Central Pacific
Sanborn
Rumor of Consolidation in Transcontinental Rail Lines
A revived proposal to swap part of Southern Pacific stock held by Union Pacific for Baltimore and Ohio shares of the Pennsylvania Railroad was discussed months ago and resurfaced recently. Rumors say a linked system could form two major transcontinental routes, though directors reportedly see no such plan.
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Exchange
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Ths
Haryiman
Treasury
Pennsylvania Railroad Confirms Stock Trade Plan
The Pennsylvania Railroad confirms a reported stock trade with Union Pacific subject to approval by the US District Court in the Union Pacific Southern Pacific dissolution case. The plan would see the sale of its holdings in the Sentence and Obie Railroad continues with court oversight and further details on Page.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Minn
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Us States District Court
Union Pacifie Southern Pacific
Bb Pacific
Burns Reveals Inside Story of Tracking the McNamaras
A Times preview promises an inside account by Burns of tracing the McNamaras. The narrative centers on a sawdust found in an empty can that unlocks a dynamite conspiracy investigation.
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Burns
McNamaras
Next Sunday
TIMES
Duffy survives jury deadlock as bail set for new trial
After 24 hours 25 minutes the jury could not reach a verdict in the graft case against Police Sergeant Peter J. Duffy. Justice Goff discharged the jury and Duffy was paroled to his lawyer with bail set at 5000 dollars for further proceedings. Juror No. 9 Harry L. Whaley remained opposed to conviction citing concerns about testimony and racial bias. The DA may seek another trial while Duffy is to appear in court at 11 this morning.
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Peter J. Duffy
Julius Roth
Harlem
Justice Goff
Supreme Court
Duffy
Abraham Levy
Harry L. Whaley
West 135Th Street
Eugene Fox
Henry Harris
Mr. Whaley
Henry L. Hamilton
Forest Avenue
The
Bronx
Theodore Corbett
Southern Boulevard
Roth
Corbett
Murray Hill Hotel
Rigby D. Valliant
West Point
Goff
Levy
Clark
Whaley
Trumps
Telehone
Keyne
Fox
Harris
R. Whaley
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry B. Sewell
J. Macy Willets
West Fifty-second Street
Willets
Dewell
Morris Moscowitz
Grand Jury
Sewell
Columbia University
Moscowitz
Mr. Willets
George D. Smith
Wall Street
Smith
Danforth
Philadelphia
Lincoln National Bank
Wilts
Inasmich ‘Gs
Witters
Sharned
Joseph Hewes
William Hooper
Richard Henry Lee
John Penn
Benjamin Franklin
Adams and Jones
Park Avenue
Ainsworth
Queens of England
F. M. Hopkins
United States District Attorney's Office
Jowstry
Shakespeare
Wilms” Agai Sewell
Moors Capture Spanish Warship Off Moroccan Coast
London dispatch reports Kabyle tribesmen fire on the Gen Concha as it lies off Alhucemas Bay. The wreck may be blown up amid conflicting accounts of crew losses, with survivors and continued assaults delaying salvage efforts.
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New York Times
London
Morocco
Concha
Bay of
Alhucemas
Madrid
Lauria
Gibraltar
Spain
Tetuan
Taner
Laurient
Book Deal Costs Willets 200000 Dollars
A report notes a book deal costing Willets 200000 dollars. It mentions a payment of 6000 dollars for a single set and states Moliere was bought at 200 dollars per volume, with an estimated value of 15 dollars per volume.
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Willets
Moliere
Wilsons Capitol Visit Aids Industrial Commission Talks
President Wilson meets with Senators in the Capitol to discuss appointments to the Industrial Commission. Names floated include Frederick A. DeLane and other labor and employer representatives amid ongoing investigations and a related fraud case involving Henry B. Sewell and J. Macy Willets.
Braun urges Curley to probe Ellis Island conditions
Marcus A. Braun formerly with the U S Immigration Service and now with the German American Steamship Line writes from New York to Representative Curley urging Congress to investigate Ellis Island deportation practices. He says deportations have been carried to an inhumane extreme and the entire subject deserves scrutiny.
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New York Times
Washington
Marcus A. Braun
New York
United States Immigration Service
Representative Curley
Fine Island
Braun
Curley
Roosevelt to lecture on progress in Argentina
In Buenos Aires on June 12 it was announced that Theodore Roosevelt plans a trip to Argentina to lecture on U S progress. Roosevelt's private secretary confirmed the report but said trip details are unsettled with plans to depart this Fall.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Col. Roosevelt
Sui cide on motorcycle near Camden claims two lives
Frank Detsinger a 25 year old motor cyclist in Camden New Jersey ran head on into a passing motor truck on the White Horse Pike at Kirkwood and died. His passenger Frank Apgar 40, of Lewistown Pennsylvania, was left with a fractured skull and serious injuries. Apgar is hospitalized at Cooper. Detsinger reportedly said he intended to end his life.
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Camden
N. J
Frank Detsinger
Kirkwood
Detsinger
Frank Apgar
Lewistown
Apgar
Cooper Hospital
New Order Puzzles Police
Police Headquarters officers were puzzled when Commissioner Waldo sent peremptory orders to precinct commanders to provide lists of cases where two or more patrolmen living in the same house. The lists go to the detective bureau. the order is closely guarded and unexplained.
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Waldo
Detective Bureau
Airship Under Fire Near Annapolis During Flight
A Navy Aviation Corps airboat flying to a village near Annapolis was struck by a large calibre projectile that pierced the propeller and narrowly missed Lieut A A Cunningham and his mechanician. The crew continued the trip and returned to Annapolis after a 35 mile flight in 56 minutes, with three other machines also in the squad.
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Dnnapolis
MD4
Wists
A. A. Cunningham
Navy Aviation Corps
Lieut. Cunningham
Galesville
Annapolis
Weston Reaches Corning Ahead in 1500 Mile Walk
Edward Payson Weston arrived in Corning at noon, a full day before the planned schedule of his 1500 mile trek from New York to Minneapolis. He injured his knee near Owego earlier in the week but continued walking, covering eighteen miles from Elmira in six hours and proceeding to Addison that afternoon. John Ennis, 71, also left New York for Minneapolis and passed Weston between here and Elmira, reaching Corning before Weston's arrival.
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Corning
N. Y
Edward Payson
Weston
New York
Minneapolis
Here
Elmira
John Ennis
Owego
Addison
Hornell
Eye Black Seeks Wilson in Washington Visit
A young man calling himself Orville W. Shinn appeared in Washington with a bruised eye, claimed a New York address, and tried to reach President Wilson by phone. He said he worked as a stenographer on Wall Street, mentioned a fight in New York, and advised that he would be arrested if he went to the Executive Mansion. He was sent to the Washington Asylum Hospital for mental examination.
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New York Times
Washington
Orville W. Shinn
West 130Th Street
New York City
Washington Asylum Hospital
New Willard
Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Police
Lieut. Hartley
White House
Executive Mansion
W. W. Higgins
Wall Street
New York
Five Die in Boston Express Rear-End Crash at Stamford
Air brakes failed on the Boston Express causing a fatal rear end collision at Stamford. Five people died in the chair car Skylark as victims were swept to death or injured without warning.
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Boston Express
Skylark
Engineer in Wreck Before Fireman Nine Dead in Collision
A collision at Westport caused nine deaths including an engineer and a fireman. Traffic officials blaming the accident on antiquated methods used by New Haven operators and CP agents point to roadway conditions and delayed signals as contributing factors.
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Grimly
Mitie
Calvin Rogers
Drew Snut
Aviation Grounds
Auguste Bernard
Mme
Rose Amecel
Mme. Amecel
Miss Newman
Turner Fortune
Sumner Drika
Angostura
Delicion
M’reynolds
U. P
S. P
Harriman
Ate
Capitol
Senate
Tumulty
Industrial Commission
Nationals
Whits Sox
Frederick A. DeLane
Chicago
Wabash Railway Company
Walsh
Kansas City
Ple
John B.on
Peoria
American Federation of Labor
Renting Labor
F. Thruston Ballard
Louisville
Employers of Labor
Bradley and James
Kentucky
O’gorman
Bacon
Tants
Chamber of Ee
Eo Secret Service
Ellis Island
T. R
NEW Order Puzzles Police
Naval Machine
Weston Beyond Corning
Hart Kned
E. H. Woodruff
Flushing
Stamforc
Stamford
New York, New Haven & Hartford
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C. J. Dougherty
New Haven
Confield
Frank K
East Alvord Aese
Ain Street
Howe
Harmon G
Stam
Kelley
Edward J
Dryden Avenue
Winthrop
Maas
Seely
W. H
Boston
New England Lines
Woodruff
Everett H
Broadway
L. L
Benson
West Htyfifth Street
Broderick
Margaret
Fae Conn
Brown
F. M
Richmond Hill
Berkeley
Antonio
East Fifty-seventh Street
Peme
Brooklyn
OC Burgess
Thornton W
Washington Road
Springfield
Mass
Godick
Ana
Enning
New Fort
Bend
Helen
Maes
Cus
Martin
J. J
East Seventy-nth
Myerson
Rebecca
Rose
Marona
Ates Patterson
F. Re@ Rank
Westport
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