Baptists Targeted as Insult by Avellino Clergy
In Avellino Province a clash erupts between Roman Catholic authorities led by Mgr Padula and American Baptist missionaries led by James P. Stuart. A mob attacked Baptists after the Avellino earthquake, with reports of lynching and police pressure, as Premier Luzzatti and Ambassador Leishman seek calm and restraint.
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Rome
Clifden
Ireland
Vatican
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
American Baptist Missions
Avellino
Mgr
Giuseppe Padula
James P. Stuart
St. Louis
Italy
American Baptist Missionary Union
Stuart
Tupe Att
Leishman
Azam
Cantri
Messina
America
Bisaccia
Calitri
Pescopagano
Quardia-Lombardia
Luzzatti
Kaiser William III Faces Knee Abrasion After Horse Ride
Potsdam reports Emperor William’s knee abrasion from a ride. doctors say wrist abscess has healed and his overall condition is satisfactory. He cancelled a parade and a Hanover engagement and will skip the Hamburg yacht race while resting at the palace.
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Potsdam
William
Déberitz
Hanover
Hamburg
Cloudburst in Hungary Kills Nearly 300
Budapest reports a cloudburst in Krasso Szoreny cutting off communications and destroying bridges and wires. About 300 people dead with many villagers annihilated and survivors at risk of starvation or exposure awaiting aid. Floods in Switzerland add to disaster tally with twenty dead and bridges damaged.
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Budapest
iKrasso-Szoreny
Hungary
Transylvania
Roumania
Servia
Erne
Switzerland
Great 4 Pense
Indictment in Post Card Paper Bribery Case
DC Grand Jury indicts Peter G. Thompson of Hamilton Ohio for attempting to bribe W P Zanzinger a printing office examiner amid a Post Office Department post card paper contract dispute. Thompson, president of Champion Coated Paper Co., says the discharged employee prompted the issue and that he paid Zanzinger $100 only to obtain information, not to corrupt. Zanzinger reportedly informed the Postmaster General leading to the case.
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New York Times
Washington
Grand Jury
District of Columbia
Peter G. Thompson
Hamilton
Ohio
W. P. Zanzinger
Government Printing Office
Post Office Department
Thompson
Champion Coated Paper Company
Zanzinger
Panel Company
Ohio Republicans reshuffle state leadership amid Burton Cox alliance
The displacement of Wade H. Ellis as Chairman and replacement by A. L. Garford marks a new phase in the Burton Cox alliance. The move threatens Taft loyalists in 1903 and complicates Theodore Roosevelt’s potential Ohio campaign prospects amid Cox’s influence and past clashes over party strategy.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Wade H. Ellis
Republican State Executive Committee
A. L. Garford
Elyria
United States
Burton
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Taft
Ellis
Arthur I. Vorys
Waller
Brown
Peste Dick
Roosevelt
Judge Brown Shoul
Cincnnnati
Cox
Republican League
Kentucky
Akron
Mrs Dean Receives 103730 From Dean Estate
In Chicago on June 16 Judge Ball granted a private settlement decree awarding Mrs Susanne Ellwood Dean 103730 from the John E Dean estate. The diary linked to the late millionaire was destroyed as part of the dower rights settlement with Dean's stepdaughters.
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Chicago
Ball
Susanne Ellwood Dean
John E. Dean
Dean
Otter
City Advertising Inquiry Blocked By Court Ruling
Supreme Court Justice Crane in Brooklyn limits Commissioner Fosdick in probing city advertising after denying subpoena duces tecum to seize private books. The ruling curbs the mayoral inquiry into advertising methods and suggests possible Grand Jury action while District Attorney Whitman considers involvement.
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Supreme Court
Crane
Brooklyn
Frosdick
Gaynor
McClellan
Whitman
Fosdick
Justice Crane
Wiliam George Foster
City of
New York
John A. Hennessy
City Record Commission
Foster
John H. O'Brien
Frank M. O'Brien
William A. Willis
Hennessy
Securities Advertising Company
William J. K. Kenney
Kenney
O'Briens
Willis
Hamilton Holt
Ecurides Advertising Company
Granc Bes
George W. Foster
Statehood Bills Pass Senate for Arizona and New Mexico
After a brief debate the Senate unanimously approved statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, with a partisan 42 to 19 vote opposing House amendments. Chief speeches by Beveridge and Frazier highlighted constitutional takeovers and educational requirements, while concerns about disenfranchisement and conference outcomes framed the discussion.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate Committee
House
Beveridge
Committee On Territories
Frazier
Tennessee
Slota
Boren
Money
Roosevelt and the Kaiser in Earnest Conversation Photo Feature
A full page reproduction on coated paper will illustrate Roosevelt and the Kaiser in earnest conversation. The Times next Sunday presents a Special Roosevalt Pictorial Section with photographs of the distinguished traveler and hunter’s complete trip. Order next Sunday’s Times in advance.
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Next Sunday
Times
Hunter
Roosevelt
Fur dealer leaped to death in subway at Ninety-first Street
Richard Auerbach a 40 year old fur dealer and Readograph Company director died after leaping in front of a northbound Broadway Local at Ninety-first Street station. Police say the first car stopped too late to save him. Witnesses and family reveal deep grief over a niece's death.
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Richard Auerbach
Mercer Street
Readograph Company
East Fourteenth Street
Ninety-first Street
David Hays
West Ninety-fourth Street
Auerbach
Josephine Auerbach
Benjamin Auerbach
West End Avenue
Wissinoming
Wissinoming Apartment House. Mrs. Auerbach
David A. Hays
State Street
West 100Th Street
Hays
Andrew W. Cochran
Charles O'Connor
Patterson Renominated By Democratic State Convention
The Democratic State Convention at the Ryman Auditorium nominated Malcolm M. Patterson for Governor Benton McMillan for United States Senator with a slate for Supreme Court Justices W. K. McAlister B. D. Bell R. M. Batton Jr R. E. Maiden and R. B. Cooke. Delong Rice was chosen Treasurer Frank Dibrell for Controller and J. W. Thomas for Railroad Commissioner.
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Nashville
Ryman
Malcolm M. Patterson
Memphis
United States
Benton McMillan
Carthage
Supreme Court
W. K. McAlister
B. D. Bell
Gallatin
R. M. Batton, Jr
Chattanooga
R. EB. Maiden
R. B. Cooke
Delong Rice
Frank Dibrell
Sparta
J. W. Thomas
Dresden
James B. Frazier
State Committee
Taft Plans Direct Primary Push in New York
President Taft holds a lengthy conference with F J H Kracke of Brooklyn and Fred Greiner of Buffalo on the Direct Nominations bill for New York. He seeks means to aid passage at the upcoming special legislative session and mobilize party leaders to secure support.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
F. J. H. Kracke
Brooklyn
Port
New York
Fred Greiner
Buffalo
Kracke Greiner
Creage
Taft presses for $30 million bond for Western reclamation
President Taft met with Speaker Cannon and Senator Payne over a proposed $30,000,000 government bond issue to finish reclamation projects in the West. Western lawmakers back the plan, while the House Ways and Means Committee resists citing constitutional origins for revenue measures. A conference at the White House aimed to resolve the clash and salvage funding for incomplete water and land projects amid field reports of progress and delays.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
Congress
Cannon
Serena Payne
Ways and Means
Senate
House
Beaker Cannon
Payne
White House
Kite House
Seory
Wayaland Means
Sher
Dalzell
Nelson
House Committee On Ways and Means
Roper
PT T
Gineer Davis
Reclamation Service
Pathfinder
Wyoming
Commuters File Complaint Over Fares to Albany
Special to The New York Times Albany June 16 Herbert E Angell of Scarsdale Westchester County filed with the Public Service Commission a complaint against proposed fare increases between anchor County points and New York The complaint alleges upon information and belief that the railroad company failed to follow the commission's regulations in its schedule and rates
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New York Times
Albany
Herbert E. Angell
Scarsdale
Westchester County
Public Service
Comece
Anchor County
New York
Sesion Topy
Ott Ted
Igsion
New Yorkers Hurt in Bavarian Car Collision
Mr and Mrs William C Gotschall of New York and their guest Miss Scherp of Berlin were injured in a motor car collision near Hopen kammer Bavaria yesterday. They are at a Munich hotel recovering from their injuries.
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William C. Gotschall
Bavaria
New York
Berlin
Hopenkammer
Miss Scherp
Munich
Lords Conference Looms After Cross-Party Talks
Prime Minister Asquith and Opposition leader Balfour have held private talks this week and an agreement on holding a conference over the House of Lords veto is reached. Delegations from government and opposition include Crewe Lloyd George Birrell and Balfour Lansdowne Can nior Chamberlain. The conference is expected to assemble soon.
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London
Asquith
Mr. Balfour
House of Commons
House of the Conferrees
Lord Crewe
Lloyd George
Birrell
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Canéor
Austin Chamberlain
Taft Home Arrival in Washington After Ohio Visit
Taft reached Washington from Marietta Ohio at 630 am and went to the White House with his secretary Norton and Capt. St. Chicago. An error in transmitting Taft speech at Parkersburg altered a Railroad bill quote to suggest the bill aimed to help railroads rather than all interests.
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Washington
Taft
Marietta
Ohio
White House
Norton
Chicago
Parkersburg
Bronx child struck by spike fence during rooftop play
Five year old Lillian Bophleder fell from a stone front ledge in the Bronx hitting a sharp fence spike. Her sister Minnie and a playmate Gertrude Frank clung to the wall as a passerby and Policeman Breitman freed them. Dr Carey took Lillian to Fordham Hospital where doctors said she would likely recover.
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Minnie Bophleder
Gertrude Frank
Fulton Avenas
Lillian Bophleder
Fulton Avenue
The
Bronx
Lillian
Saible
Breitman
Mont Station
Carey
Bees Kill Horses in Massive Swarm Incident
A swarm of 80 000 bees attacked horses after a pair of horses bolted and disturbed hives. The horses died from stings, and a Negro driver was badly stung yet survived with severe swelling. The bees belonged to Dr Reginald Munson of the Virginia side of the Potomac.
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Washington
Reginald Munson
Virginia
Potomac
Balloon Philadelphia II sets state altitude record
In Philadelphia on June 16 the balloon Philadelphia II rose to 17,050 feet, surpassing the prior 15,600-foot mark set by Ben Franklin II. The ascent began shortly after 9 am and landed in Northampton County, about sixty miles away, at 11:35 am. All three occupants, Dr. Thomas E. Eldridge, Dr. George H. Simmerman, and banker Welsh Strawbridge, returned home that night.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia II
Thomas E. Eldridge
George H. Simmerman
Welsh Strawbridge
Ben Franklin
Northampton County
Penn
Harvard alumni nominated for six Overseer posts
Twelve Harvard alumni compete for six Overseer seats at Harvard University with five full term spots and one two year term. Charles W. Eliot leads the list followed by ex President Roosevelt and other notables. Ballots total 5756 from all states and many foreign voters. election set for commencement week.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Harvard University
Simon Newcomb
Meritus Charles W. Eliot
Roosevelt
Lengerke Moyer
Washington
Francis Rendall Aleton
New York
Will Slocumbe
Neath
Edward Bowditch
Albany
N. Y
Union
Indian
Philippine Islands
Billiard Champion Arraigned on Assault Charge
Alfred De Oro, 249 West Klth Street, the billiard champion, was arraigned in Night Court before Magistrate Kernochan on an assault charge filed by Frank Lewis an usher at a motion picture theater on Cathedral Parkway. Lewis testified De Oro struck him in the face when asked not to crown the aisle before the audience. De Oro entered a counter charge of assault.
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Alfred de Oro
West Klth Street
Kernochan
Frank Lewis
Cathedral Parkway
de Oro
Roosevelt's ship arrives tomorrow in naval parade plans
The Kaiser Wilhelm II era ship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria will dock in New York around 11 a.m. Saturday after wireless contact from Sable Island reports it about 810 miles southeast at 6 05 a m today. Eighty vessels are expected to take part in the parade with elaborate police plans to guard spectators.
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Sable Island
Sakgy Hook
Ambrose Channel
New York
Naval Parade Land Demonstration Showcases Eighty Vessels
A coastal exhibition features eighty ships assembled for a land demonstration, highlighting naval technique and public display. Officials from the defense ministry oversee the event with observers from local communities.
Morning Parade Schedule for Quarantine Arrival Day
The program lists a 6 A M arrival, naval parade extending up Bedson to Fifty ninth Street, 11 A M welcome at the Battery, 12 M land parade from Broadway to Fifth Avenue, 3 30 P M Roosevelt departs for Oyster Bay.
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Bedson
Fifty-ninth Street
the Battery
Broadway
Fourth Street
W. Square
Fifth Avenue
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Naval display plans for Roosevelt homecoming parade
The Harbor Display Committee announced eighty vessels including a battleship and torpedo boat destroyers will take part in the New York naval parade for ex-President Roosevelt. About 150 excursion steamers will greet him from Quarantine as Rear Admiral Leutze leads the flotilla and a merchant fleet follows under Commodore Dalzell.
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Col. Roosevelt
Battery
United States Navy
Leutze
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fred R. Dalzell
O. C. Hamiet
United States Revenue Cuter Service
Frederick Mott
Harbor Police
Richard D. White
Ss. N
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Mayor's Committee
Patrol
Calumet
Hudson
Manhattan
Owlet
United States
Dolphin
Southline
Vesers Smith
Lamson
Flusser
Preston
Seneca
Press Meat Mohawk
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