King Edward III Prolonged Illness Delays Church Parade
King Edward is kept from church services due to lumbago triggered by a chill after an outdoor torchlight event at Aldershot. Sir Francis Laking prescribes rest. Queen Alexandra attends service. Officials indicate a temporary illness but not serious. Prince of Wales may receive troops if the King cannot review the troops.
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London
Edward
Aldershot
Francis Laking
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Brigade
Sir Francis Laking
Sir Francis
Mammoth Cave Lease Bid Finalized In Kentucky
Judge Wyatt and Major Nicholson opened bids for Mammoth Cave and the hotel near it. W Scott Miller is expected to be named successful bidder and take charge of the hotel while a separate agent will manage the cave. Miller to be installed before Nicholson returns to Washington, ending a long management dispute.
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Louisville, Ky
William E. Wyatt
Augustus Nicholson
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
W. O. Harris
Major Nicholson
W. Scott Miller
Mammoth Cave Hotel
John Croghan
Miller
Nicholson
Washington
Lord Francis Hope Announces Engagement to Beatrice Ricketts
London reports the engagement of Lord Francis Hope to Beatrice Ricketts. Beatrice is the granddaughter of Lady Caroline Ricketts, daughter of the Fourth Duke of Newcastle. The couple are cousins and Francis Hope recently divorced his former wife May Yohe in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Francis Hope
Beatrice Ricketts
Caroline Ricketts
Duke of Newcastle
Miss Ricketts
May Yohe
Greek prince betrothal announced to Grand Duchess Helen
Athens June 15 reports the betrothal of Prince Nicholas of Greece and Grand Duchess Helen of Russia. Nicholas born 1872 is the king's third son and Helen, Vladimir's youngest child, born 1882, is set to wed in a union of two royal houses.
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Nicholas
Greece
Athens
George
Helen
Vladimir
Russia
Prince Nicholas
Arrivals at Hotels and Out-of-Town Buyers
Weather Report and Marine Intelligence appear on pages five and seven. Yesterday's fires are noted on page seven with losses by fire listed alongside real estate and religious society items on respective page numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails
Page Society
Weather Report
New York and Chicago specials race along Pennsylvania fast train
The New York and Chicago twenty hour specials on the Pennsylvania Railroad passed near Allegheny City with No. 29 on time to second and No. 30 two minutes late. No. 30 faced freight-blocks near Alliance and slowed briefly behind a runaway train before reaching Pittsburg behind schedule. Engineeer Rush pledged to make up five minutes, while Cove to Duncannon saw a steam pace of ninety five miles per hour, faster than a former Cassatt run.
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Pittsburg
Penn
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny City
Alliance
Middle Division
No. 30
Bryn Mawr
St Louis
Cincinnati
L. G. Hawkins
William Walker
C. C. Sc
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Cove
Duncannon
Cassatt
New York Central Twentieth Century Limited Reaches Rochester
The Twentieth Century Limited pulled into Rochester at 10:30 PM after a 446 mile run in 371 minutes. Engineer Kendrick W. Bishop piloted the engine No. 2960 with a composed crew and 27 passengers including John W. Gates and his party.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
New York
Albany
Utica
Syracuse
Empire State Express
Kendrick W. Bishop
John W. Gates
Mr. Gates
Chicago
Wall Street
Wolves Battle in Pittsburg Boathouse Scene
In Aspinwall near Pittsburg on June 15 a chaotic clash involved three wolves a cat three dogs a woman and a baby. One wolf five feet four inches long gray killed by Frank Love. two wolves remain at large as animals attacked the cabin and threatened the infant.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Aspinwall
Margaret Jeffries
Alleghany River
Mrs. Jeffries
Frank Love
Saratoga Letter Carrier Arrested
Saratoga, N Y June 15 A mail carrier Frederick B Farrington of Stillwater was arrested after registered decoy letters addressed to Martha Thomas Powers Hotel Syracuse and Edward Tompkins Rochester were found on his person. The officer said several registered letters on his route between Stillwater and Bemis Heights had recently vanished.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Martha Thomas
Powers
Syracuse
Edward Tompkins
Rochester
Frederick B. Farrington
Stillwater
Therisoner
Bemis Heights
Rioting Renewed In Pawtucket And Central Falls
In Pawtucket rioting renewed as 700 National Guard troops struggled to restore order after electric service resumed. Cars were attacked and tracks blocked. two marines loaded a machine gun as crowds gathered around Central Falls. Authorities eventually withdrew troops after two hours of service.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Gov. Kimball
Central Falls
Traction Company
Cumberland
Lincoln
North Providence
Fales
Tanner
Fitzgerald
Deputy Shot Down at Scranton Mine
At No 2 Breaker Olyphant a deputy, Charles Robinson, was shot in the right breast and lies unconscious. In Wilkes-Barre Patrick Gilday, president of the Central Pennsylvanian district of the United Mine Workers, said 42,000 soft coal miners are backing the strike and may stop shipments to aid hard coal workers, with possible further action if leaders request.
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Gilday
Mitchell
Sonman Shaft Coal Company
Portage
Penn
Bloomington
Phillipsburg
Illinois
President Mitchell
Ashley
Kingston
Jersey Central
Lehigh
Wilkesbarre
Jersey Central Company
Sunbury
Binghamton
N. Y
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Pocahontas
Norfolk and Western Road
Scranton
Olyphant
Charles Robinson
Robinson
Patrick Gillay
Pennsylvani
United Mine Workers of America
Anthracite strike losses near 29 million in six weeks
Wilkes Barre Penn June 15 The sixth week of the anthracite strike begins tomorrow with total losses near 29 million dollars. Operators workers and businesses report rising costs from coal price downturn wage cuts and mine damage.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Te Teat Ing
Sane
Railroad Men Weigh Coal Handling Strike in West Virginia
Clarksburg West Virginia June 15 A campaign to persuade railroad workers to refuse coal from the local district risks halting mining entirely. Operators grow anxious as organizers plan to travel to the West Virginia Central to press a strike among miners aligned with the Davis Elkins syndicate.
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Clarksburg
West Va
West Virginia Central
Davis-Elkins Syndicate
Christian Science Communion Draws Large Boston Crowd
About 13 000 people attended the annual communion services at Mechanics Hall. Rev Mary Baker Eddy read a 70 minute message and a telegram of gratitude to Mrs Eddy was adopted by the audience. The Board of Directors meets tomorrow to elect new officers and a new pastor is expected to succeed John B Willis.
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Boston
Christian Science Denomination
Mechanics’ Hall
Mary Baker Eddy
John B. Willis
Col Pope Reclaims Control of American Bicycle Co
Col Albert A Pope repurchases stock and, with John D Rockefeller, gains joint control of the American Bicycle Company. Pope dictates policy while factories in Hartford run fifteen hours daily to meet unprecedented demand as Cocaine ads promote hair growth.
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Boston
Albert A. Pope
American Bicycle Company
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Col. Pope
New York
Hartford
Steamboat Cygnus Collides With Dimock Off Pier A
The Cygnus of the Iron Steamboat Co. collided with the H. F. Dimock near Pier A North River as both ships headed up river. Passengers rushed to shore, some fainted, and lifeboat and police boats aided. no fire reported and Cygnus continued to Erie Basin. Dimock bow damage, captains dispute blame amid traffic and multi-ship response.
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Iron Steamboat Company
Coney Island
Pier A
North River
H. F. Dimock
Metropolitan Line
Boston
Pier 11
Sergt. Jessup
Old Slip
Church Street
Oak Street
Leonard Street
Macdougal Street
Roundsman Early
William L. Strong
Skidmore
Baker
W.ormsby
C. McLaughlin
Water Street
Pegasus
Erie Basin
Sound
William K. Vanderbilt
General Slocum Runs Aground Off Rockaway Park
The Knickerbocker Steamboat Company side wheel excursion General Slocum ran onto a sandbar near Seaside Station, Rockaway Park, with 400 to 500 passengers aboard. Crew planned to refloat at the next high tide as wrecking boats surrounded the vessel. No injuries reported, and transfer ashore was completed by the George H. Mott and small boats.
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Rockaway
General Slocum
Knickerbocker Steamboat Company
Rockaway Park
Seaside Station
W. H. van Schenck
New York
Ocean and Bay
Jamaica Bay
Barren Island
Slocum
George H. Mott
Walter Frost
Warner
Bergen Beach
Rockaway Inlet
Grand Republic
William Wainwright
Barnaby
Five American Soldiers Reported Murdered Near Teresa Luzon
Manila dispatch reports unconfirmed claim that five Fifth Cavalry troops captured May 30 by insurgents were bolted to death near Teresa Morong Province Luzon.
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Manila
Fifth Cavalry
Teresa
Morong
Luzon
Lukban
Simar
United States
Chaffee
Samar
Llorentes
Guam
Leyte
Davis
Mindanao
Datto Ada
Noros
Lewis
Bazan
Moros
Acess Dattos
Sultan of Mindanao
Sare
Frank D. Baldwin
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Drowning Tragedy New Developments From Long Island Case
Long Island coroner hears new tale from painter Walton of a beach fight between Clarence Foster and Louis Disbrow linked to the girl Sarah Ray case. Disbrow allegedly blamed Foster for winning his girl away, with Foster later found dead and Walton claiming Disbrow showed distress and claimed Foster choked him. City authorities have yet to order an autopsy. public concern grows over alleged judicial inaction.
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L. I
Sarah Ray
John S. Lawrence
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Clarence Foster
Hera
Louis Disbrow
Jamaica
John Nugent
Southampton
William Walton
Walton
Foster
Lawrence
Shinnecock Ebay
Disbrow
Eastport
Nugen
Dr. Nugent
Suffolk County
Livingston Smith
St. James
Nugent
Samuel Thompson
Clarence
Walter Wyman
Riverhead
Quogue
Topping
Hampton Pines
Square
George ‘Wick
Harrison Roger
Tuttle
Désbrow
Lou
Big Registration of Automobiles in May in New York
Albany June 15 During May 165 automobiles were registered with the Secretary of State for $1 each under the law. This brings the total registered to over 1,600 up to June 1. The prevailing impression in May is that owners only need to place initials on their machines.
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Albany
Secretary of State
Expert explains Monon and L and N consolidation meaning
An expert in the Morning Telegram explains the real significance of the Monon and Louisville and Nashville railroad merger. The piece analyzes how the consolidation could affect routes rates and competition in the industry and what it means for shippers and travelers.
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Morning Telegram
Monon
Louisville & Nashville
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Mammoth Cave Lease
Major Augustus Nicholson
New York Times
Pennsylvania
Twentieth Century Flier
Topedoes
Scranton Mine
Patrick Gilday
Mother Church
Burnett
Ady
Newlandjing
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