Italy Recovers From Strike War After Ancona Uproar
Rome reports reestablished communications as army measures restore order in Romagna provinces Bologna Ferrara Ravenna Forli. Railways telegraphs and lines are repaired under military guard with Admiral Cagni directing bluejackets aiding Ancona garrison.
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Rome
Romagna
Bologna
Ferrera
Ravenna
Forli
Lugo
Ancona
Rimini
Cagni
Tripoli
Mersey leads Empress of Ireland inquiry train to Quebec
Lord Mersey chairman of the commission to investigate the Empress of Ireland disaster stopped in Montreal en route from Ottawa to Quebec where the inquiry will begin on Tuesday. He is joined by Judge Ezekiel McLeod Judge Routhier J D Hazen Alexander Johnston Commander Co P Howe J A Webster and George Vaux.
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Montreal
Lord Mersey
Ottawa
Quebec
L Ord
Mersey
Ezekiel McLeod
Admiralty Court
New Brunswick
Routhier
J. D. Hazen
Marine and Fisheries
Alexander Johnston
Co. P. Howe
Naval Department
J. A. Webster
George Vaux
British Board of Trade
German Coal King's Daughter and John Mitford Split After Three Months
Berlin reports confirm the separation of Hon. John Mitford and wife Marie Anne von Friedlander-Fuld after a brief marriage of three months. The couple reportedly lived apart since mid April. Mitford works with his father-in-law's coal empire and was expected to inherit a fortune of about $25,000,000.
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New York Times
Berlin
John Mitford
Marie Anne von Friedlander-Fuld
Herr von Friedlinder-Fuld
Castle Lanke
Mr. Mitford
Kensington Court
Arrest of Jersey City Political Leader on Gambling Charge
John J. Sheehy Democratic Committeeman from Jersey City’s Second Ward was arrested with Frank Solomon and seven players for running a gambling resort at Grove and Eighth Streets. Detectives seized receipts dating 1912 to 1914 totaling 9 550 and a cash book, with police saying the proceeds funded the kitty. The raid occurred as a municipal campaign neared, and arraignment before Judge O Brien was scheduled.
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John J. Sheehy
Jersey City
Grove and
Eighth Streets
Tammany Democratic Club
Frank Solomon
Casey and
Kelly
Frank Carmesin
William F Clarke
Oaks
J. J
Olwell
Armesin
Clarke
Solomon
Frank Hague
Sheehy
Cormimissioner
Charles FF. X. O’brien
Second Criminal Court
Compromise Reached on Danish Landsthing Dissolution
In Copenhagen on June 14 a compromise ends a deadlock over dissolving the Landsthing upper house. The King blocks including the twelve royal appointees while new elections will be held for the fifty four ordinary seats. The King’s twelve nominees are postponed, aiding passage of a Constitutional Amendment.
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Copenhagen
Landsthing
Hfe
Gallo Gored in Algeciras Bullfight
Rafael Gallo a famed Spanish bullfighter suffered severe injuries in Algeciras on June 14 when a bull tossed him high and gored his left side. Surgeons expressed little hope for his recovery as multiple bones were broken and chest walls crushed.
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Algeciras
Spain
Rafael Gallo
Gallo
Lightning Kills Six in London on Wandsworth Common
A severe afternoon storm on Wandsworth Common in London killed six people and injured several more. Four of the dead were children and many buildings across the city were struck by lightning.
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London
Wandsworth Common
Woman in Fire Escape Incident Sparks Citywide Alarm
A crowd at Carlisle and Washington Streets searched behind a house for a woman they believed had fallen from a fire escape at 10 Carlile Street. Mrs. Mary Sable, resident on the fourth floor, admitted she caused the uproar by going down to her flat after visiting a tenant above. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital as her hysterics continued.
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Washington
Carlile Street
Dunn and
Johns
Greenwich Street
Mary Sable
London Symphony May Come Here
A loving cup was presented today to Arthur Nikisch at the London Symphony Orchestra annual dinner. The group will probably visit America next Fall.
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London Symphony
NEW York Times
London
Arthur Nikisch
London Symphony Orchestra
America
Paris Singer Backs New Ocean Flight Entry
Paris Singer, from the American family living in France, confirms Auguste Mahcon as a competitor for the Daily Mail prize of 50000 dollars. Singer plans no attempt until spring next year and notes Hamel’s absence narrows entrants. He offers Mahcon a private aeroplane stable at Cap Ferrat and half prize money, with Mahcon living there and flying daily. English airmen doubt Lieut Porte can attempt transatlantic flight before next year.
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New York Times
London
Paris Singer
France
Royal Aero Club
Auguste Mahcon
Daily Mail
Singer
Mail
Paris
Marion
Hamel
Cap Ferrat
Mentone
Nice
Lieut. Porte
Police Commissioner Considers Abolishing Fixed Posts
Commissioner Woods weighs ending fixed posts for patrolmen once used by ex Commissioner Waldo. Captains reportedly favor abolition as surgeons cite health concerns from constant standing. Proposals include moving patrols closer to officers’ homes to improve effectiveness.
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Woods
Waldo
Cocaine Arrests Stun Williamsburg Neighborhood
Giuseppe Bonanza of 644 Lorimer Street and Francisco Aranza of 95 Union Avenue were jailed for cocaine sales and related crimes in Williamsburg. Five others faced disorderly conduct charges after District Attorney Cropsey’s office received mothers’ letters about children buying drugs on the streets. Detectives tracked purchases from a gang member and arrested seven at Jackson and Lorimer Streets.
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Lorimer Street
Williamsburg
Francisco Aranza
Union Avenue
William Jacobs
Atorney Cropsey
Kings County
Jacobs
Jackson
Lorimer
Fiaschetti
O’connell
Solon
Bonanza
Boy Rescuer Frees Drowning Swimmer at Woodcliff Harbor
Frederick Montross a 12 year old known as the best little swimmer in Freeport rescued John Gottshaldt from drowning in Woodcliff Harbor. Gottshaldt went under a third time before Montross grabbed his hair and held on until helpers arrived. Gottshaldt revived after first aid. Montross previously saved a boy last summer.
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Freeport
L. L
Frederick Montross
John Gottshhaldt
Woodcliff
Burglars Fire Upon Police in Lawson Home Chase
In Boston on June 14 police pursued three burglars who broke into Thomas W. Lawson's summer home in Back Bay. Two suspects were captured after a quarter mile chase. a third escaped. Loot was left behind, and defendants named as Joseph Rolla and Frank Inchey gave false addresses.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Eimployes
Lawson
Joseph Rolla
Frank Inchey
Greece Builds Naval Strength Amid Grecian Turkish Tensions
A Athens dispatch reports Greece actively preparing naval forces as tensions rise with Turkey over Greek communities in Asia Minor. Ambassador Morgenthau secures a temporary withdrawal of Smyrna’s order dismissing Greeks from foreign firms, including Americans, amid refugee flows to Smyrna and Mitylene.
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London
the Times
Athens
Greece
Durazzo
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Times
William
Constantinople
Turkey
Henry Morganthau
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Mitylane
Mitylene
Aivalik
Russian Imperial visit to Romania at Standart arrival
The Emperor and Empress of Russia with Czarevitch Alexis arrived in Kustendie Romania on the Imperial yacht Standart for a royal visit to King Charles A large suite accompanied them as military ceremonies marked the welcome They attended a Te Deum in the cathedral and the city was inspected by the Emperor.
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Kustendie
Rumania
Russia
Alexis
Charles
Rupert Idaho High School Goes Electric With Modern Heating
Rupert Idaho adopts full electric heating for its new high school. Electrical World notes electric cooking in domestic science, motor driven manual training gear, and electric lighting. The system replaces coal or gas with an 11 unit furnace, half normal voltage at night, and includes circulating air for steady temperature and ventilation. February electricity cost totals 307.50 with heating topping 264 and minor charges for power water and lighting.
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Rupert
Sagebrush
Idaho
Domestic Science Department
US owns 8000 islands boosting vast trade and growth
A National Geographical Society report details the United States holding 8000 islands with 10 million people and over 200 million dollars in annual commerce, highlighting Porto Rico Hawaii and Alaska developments since American rule. It notes sugar, schooling, roads, and bank growth. Alaska salmon and canneries now surpass initial costs.
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National Geographical Society
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Alaskan Islands
Alaskan
Alaska
Dredge Culebra Completes Nine Hour Canal Run
The 3,000 ton seagoing dredge Culebra finished a full continuous trip through the canal in about nine hours. Other dredges have moved from the Cucaracha slide area for observation of earth movement. Col. Goethals expresses optimism about conditions at Cucaracha.
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Panama
Culebra
Cucaracha Slide
Col. Goethals
Cucaracha
O Connor to Start New Paper This October
London report states T. P. O'Connor plans a new newspaper launch in October after leaving the literary weekly T. I.'s Weekly. He has ended his ties with that publication to pursue the venture.
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New York Times
London
T. P. O'Connor
T. I.'s Weekly
Liebknecht charges title selling in Prussia
Socialist leader Karl Liebknecht accuses authorities in Prussia of trafficking in noble and academic titles, publishing letters showing higher costs for foreigners and Jews. Public denial from the Education Minister follows, with an official investigation under way.
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Berlin
Karl Liebknecht
Reichstag
Krupp
Liebknecht
Prussia
Armaments Trust
Vorwilirts
Socialist Party
von Lindenau
Empire
Oebknecht
Ludw
Ludwig
Imperial Association For Combating Socialism
Coburg
S. W. Peck Held Not Liable In Clothing Suit
The Appellate Division dismissed Solomon Rosenfelds suit against Samuel W. Peck for 565 dollars for clothing bought for Pecks former wife Josephine. Peck testified to a 24 year marriage and large expenditures, including 9000 dollars for clothing and a 5000 dollar letter of credit to Europe. He had since remarried Lilian Adler, daughter of Charles Adler of Washington Clothing Company.
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Solomon Rosenfeld
Samuel W. Peck
Mr. Peck
Peck
Josephine
Frederick G. Calhoun
Europe
Calhoun
Mr. Peek
Lilian HB. Adler
Charles Everett Adler
Washington Clothing Company
Burglaries Strike Dr Butler Home in New York
The home of Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University was robbed of more than 5000 dollars worth of Mrs Butler jewelry three weeks ago. Jewelry included rings bracelets brooches pins and pendants with sentimental value. Entry method unknown police suspect outsider burglars while ruling out an inside job.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Afire He Leaps to Death in Brooklyn Tenement Roof
Milton Zalatoriff, 35, saturated his clothes with three bottles of gasoline on the roof at 745 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn, then set himself afire and leaped into an areaway. He died before giving his address after telling Officer Boylan his name. No identification papers were found.
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Driggs Avenue
Brooklyn
Nellie McGean
Policeman Boylan
Bedford Avenue
Zalatoriff
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