Vanderbilt Wins Grand Prix in Paris with Northeast
W K Vanderbilt bay colt Northeast ridden by J Childs wins the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamps worth 60000. Americans wagered about 340000 with odds 10 to 1. Vanderbilt will donate about 4090 to Paris poor, 200 to Chantilly hospital and 200 to jockeys fund. President Fallieres awards Vanderbilt amid cheering as crowds fill Longchamp.
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Boerial Cable
NEW York Times
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
J. Childs
France
Longchamps
Mr. Vanderbilt
Seasick Ir
Prince Augusto d'Arenberg
Jockey Club Racing Committee
Wealthy widow vanishes after shopping in downtown store
Mrs. S. F. Marbury, cousin of Mrs. John Hay and daughter of Andros B. Stone, disappeared in a New York downtown store after slipping away from a nurse. A widow aged 55, she lived at the Navarro and had been treated for nervous prostration. Police circulated a general alarm and hotels were asked to watch for her with little shopping money on her person.
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F. Marbury
John Hay
Washington
Elisabeth Marbury
Andros B. Stone
Cleveland
Marbury
New York Bar Association
Navarro
Central Park South
Chicago
Francis Marbury
Reverend Harris III Illness in Bronxville Hospitalized
The Rev Dr Thomas Robinson Harris longtime secretary of the New York Diocese Convention lies at home in Bronxville after suffering cerebral thrombosis the illness by which a blood vessel is obstructed. He preached at Christ Church on June 7 and later lapsed into unconsciousness though improving under Dr Charlton care. He is 65 turning 66 and remains active in church roles including Standing Committee trustee positions.
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Thomas Robinson Harris
Diocese of
New York
Maple Street
Bronxville
Harris
Bronxville Christ Church
H. R. Charlton
General Theological Seminary
St. Stephen’s College
New York City
Episcopal Church
Law Clerk Seized for Selling State Exam Papers
William Rosen, 24, living at 331 East Eightieth Street, was arrested on charges of violating university laws by selling examination papers. Inspector De Groat and Detectives Lowenheim and Griffiths arranged a sting, paying 50 dollars for marked papers at Jefferson and Westchester Avenues in the Bronx. The authenticity of the papers will be checked by officials today.
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William Rosen
East Hightieth Street
H. de W. de Groat
State Board of Regents
Linden Avenue
Brooklyn
Lowenheim and
Griffiths
Rosen
McCafferty
Lowenheim
Jefferson and
Westchester Avenues
Bronx
Rosén
de Groat
Tragedy at Grand Island Lighthouse Missing Keeper
George Genery, keeper at the North Light on Grand Island, is missing after an assault that killed his assistant. A body with a badly beaten head was found in a boat from the lighthouse, and officers search from Munising for Genery. The isolated station lies on Grand Island’s north point, with both men paid the day Genery visited.
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New York Times
Munising
Mich
George Genery
North Light
Grand Island
Genery
Au Sable Life Saving
Grand Marais
Cleveland Cliff
Montreal Feels Light Earthquake Shake Morning
Montreal residents reported a very slight earthquake shock at 8 o'clock this morning. Witnesses described it as more of a rumble than a full tremor in the city.
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Montreal
Shipping News Arrivals Highlight June Operations
Latest shipping notice reports SS Caracas and San Juan arriving on June 10. The June holiday disrupts service as vessels Hendrick Hudson and New York proceed with advertised routes and schedules.
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Caracas
San Juan
Hendrick Hudson
New York
Windstorm Hits Pine Camp Wrecks Tents Strikes Grant Camp
A violent wind with rain and hail struck Pine Camp in Pine Plains New York blowing down every tent injuring several militiamen and disrupting the encampment Major William E Halliday Paymaster lost about 25000 in cash when his tent collapsed Gen Grant and staff tents were toppled and observers escaped injury Several regiments suffered tent damage and camp repairs will take two days as troops regroup for maneuvers near Carthage Felt Mills and Black River Camp site described with multiple units and tents downsized after the storm.
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New York Times
Spine Plains
N. Y
Hogsback
National Guard
William E. Halliday
Massachusetts National Guard
Pine Camp
Frederick Dent Grant
Lloyd McCormick
Gen. Grant
Charles E. Woodruff
Col. Glenn
John L. Chamberlain
Apt
Albert A. Bowley
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Massachusetts
Engineer Corps
New York
Carthage
New England
Brooklyn
Twenty-third ’Infantry
Albany
Pine Plains
Blackver
Felt Mills
Atertown
Elen Gould
Hughes costs tied to governorship reveal personal toll
Dr. R S MacArthur told Calvary Baptist Church congregants that Governor Hughes will not run again and has paid between 60 000 and 75 000 yearly for housing and living costs. He noted the burden affected Hughes family and parents and predicted a return to private life and prosperity.
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Calvary Baptist Church
R. S. MacArthur
Hughes
Miss Euna Hutton Injured In Horse Riding Accident
Miss Euna Hutton, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Hutton, is at Shamrock Cliffs under care after a fall from her horse caused a compound fracture of the left ankle. Doctors Stewart and Cotton set the bones. she arrived with her parents from Baltimore and received many floral tokens from cottage colony friends.
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New York Times
Newport
Miss Euna Hutton
G. M. Hutton
Shamrock Cliffs
Miss Hutton
Charles W. Stewart
Frederick Cotton
Boston
Baltimore
Cottage Colony
Girl Injured in Runaway on Ocean Parkway
Miss Blanche Miller of 167 Greene Avenue Brooklyn was thrown from a carriage with Ewing Kahn of 182 Van Buren Street Brooklyn on Ocean Parkway near Prospect Park. The horse bolted after a vehicle frightened by an approaching automobile. Miller suffered a compound skull fracture and was taken to Kings County Hospital. The horse was captured a half mile away by Parkville Mounted Police.
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Blanche Miller
Greene Avenue
Brooklyn
Ewing Kahn
van Buren Street
Ocean Parkway
Prospect Park
Coney Island
Sherman Street
Kings County Hospital
Owen
Parkville
Horton Fights Arrest in Atlantic City Post Office
Evan Horton, wanted in New York for forgery of Post Office orders, was arrested at the Atlantic City general delivery window. Inspector Jacobs of New York and Detective Wilson of Atlantic City subdued him with revolvers after a confrontation witnessed byPost Office staff, with Horton alleged to have netted over $1,000. He will be returned to New York tomorrow.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
Evan Horton
New York
Jacobs
Wilson
Horton
No Damages For Husband In Pre Marriage Injuries Case
The New Jersey Supreme Court rules a husband cannot claim damages for injuries his wife suffered before their marriage. A couple sued after a railing collapsed at a letter carriers picnic, with the jury awarding the wife 1500 and the husband 200 for loss of services. The court upheld the wife verdict but voided the husband claim, stating he takes his wife as she was, pre marriage injuries included.
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Supreme Court On Appeal
Great Lava Outburst on Savaii Island Study
Auckland reports a three night eruption on Savaii beginning May 10. The lava flow reached nearly 3000 tons per minute, forming a continuous sheet miles wide and up to six feet deep, destroying native houses and plunging into the sea to create a massive steam rise.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Savaii
National Republican Convention Updates At The Times Building
Frequent bulletins will report progress from the National Republican Convention in Chicago. Updates posted at the north end of The Times Building start Tuesday morning.
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Chicago
Times
Phipps Gifts Half Million for Johns Hopkins Psychiatric Clinic
Baltimore and Pittsburgh reports confirm Henry Phipps plans a large endowment to Johns Hopkins Hospital and University for a dedicated psychiatric clinic. The gift funds a 60-bed four story facility with labs and a ten year staff budget, plus a professorship in psychiatry.
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New York Times
Baltimore
William H. Welsh
Johns Hopkins
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
New York
Europe
Johns Hopkins Hospital and University
Hopkins Hospital
Phipps
William H. Welch
The
Hopkins
Welch
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins University
Philadelphia
John D. Rockefeller
Black Diamond Express Restored On Lehigh Valley Route
The Black Diamond Express will be restored to service on the Lehigh Valley Railroad on June 21. It will leave New York at 12 noon daily for Buffalo and Niagara Falls with an estimated schedule.
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Lehigh Valley
R. R
New York
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Administration signals second VP choice plan
Chicago reports that on June 14 the Administration disclosed to Washington the need to name a second Vice Presidential option in case the Dolliver boom collapses to avoid a hitch in the nomination process.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ill
Washington
Dying After Wall Defacing Fight In The Bronx
Mrs Pauline Scrull of 4113 Barnes Avenue Bronx struck her brother Jacob Sonnenberg 18 with an axe during a dispute over scratching a match on a wall Sonnenberg lies in Fordham Hospital with a deep skull fracture Scrull turned over to police after the incident in the afternoon ante mortem statement given to Coroner McDonald.
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Pauline Scrull
Barnes Avenue
Bronx
Jacob Sonnenberg
Fordham Hospital
McDonald
Young Sonnenberg
Scrull
Shipment of Four Tons of Rattlesnakes From Texas
A shipment of four tons of live rattlesnakes was sent from a Brownsville area snake farm by F. B. Armstrong. The reptiles, rendered harmless by fang removal and poison extraction, are bound for museums and circus performers across the North and East.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
F. 8. Armstrong
Brownsville
Wealthy negro Tom Harris hosts white guests in Larchmont
Tom Harris known as a Roosevelt friend celebrated his forty fifth birthday with a $10 per person dinner for a dozen white friends at the Plymouth Inn in Larchmont. He rose from stable boy to a $500,000 fortune invested in Larchmont real estate and controls the garage business there. guests included prominent automobile businessmen.
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Larchmont
N. Y
Tom” Harris
Westchester County
President Roosevelt
Plymouth Inn
Larchmont Avenue
Post Road
Harris
Larchmont Real Estate
I Larchmont
Agreement Reaches Philippine General Appropriation Bill
Manila June 14 the Insular Commission and the Philippines Assembly reach a compromise on the General Appropriation bill setting 16 800 000 pesos as total funds. The Assembly concedes about 1 500 000 pesos while salaries and bureau consolidations were not reduced. Personnel across bureaus remains unchanged.
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Manila
Insular Commission
The
Philippines Assembly
Commission
Assembly
Federal aid asked for Mississippi flood relief petition
In Natchez a group of plantation owners petition Governor Noel to urge the Federal Government to supply six weeks of rations for tenants and laborers on twelve thousand submerged acres. Downriver at Vidalia, Capt. J. Li Long reports 2,000 people in urgent need of government relief from flood-hit Catahoula and Concordia parishes.
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Natchez, Miss
Noel
Mississippi
Red River
Vidalia
J. Li Long
Jefferson Barracks
New Orleans
Catahoula
Concordia
Child slain by wizards in Matanzas province case
In Ala cranes, Matanzas, Victor Navarro a black youth confessed complicity in kidnapping Luisa Valdes, a white child who vanished. He says Brujos wizards abducted her and murdered her for a ritual using her heart blood to cure an old woman’s consumption. Marin, another wizard, is under arrest as Rural Guard pursue others in the band.
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Fiavana
Alacranes
Matanzas
Victor Navarro
Negro Lad
Luisa Valdes
Marin
Band of
Brujos
Police let go $50,000 mail thief in Kansas City
A Kansas City thief who stole a mail pouch on the Los Angeles to New York route with over $50,000 in cash and valuables was arrested, charged with vagrancy, and released after no definite charge. The pouch was taken from Union Station on June 6, with the suspect later named Charles Stewart. Police believe the loot was hidden in the city.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
Union Station
Charles Stewart
Plank Demands Judicial Consideration Before Summary Orders
The text of the plank argues for careful judicial consideration by judges before issuing any summary orders. It frames the policy as necessary to ensure fair, deliberative rulings and to curb hasty actions by courts.
Taft Tariff Plank Spurs Convention Clash in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports a fierce battle brewing at the Republican Convention over the Adminstration anti injunction and tariff planks. Speaker Cannon arrived to oppose the Administration stance as the party debates a revision of tariffs based on domestic versus foreign production costs and protections for workers.
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Cannon
Danville
Ths
New York Times
Taft
Republican Party
Congress
United States
Philippines
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