Panama Bond Sale Attracts Heavy Bids And Premium
Treasury opens bids for 50 million Panama Canal bonds amid 3,200 letters and 10,000 bids. Subscriptions exceed 168 million with prices around 102.50, led by Harvey Fisk & Son and A. B. Leach & Co for 10 million. Large banks and firms win sizable allotments as Treasury aims for small-subscriber majority.
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New York Times
Washington
A. Platt Andrews
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
England
France
Germany
Panama
Harvey Fisk & Son
A. B. Leach & Co
Hanover National Bank
New York
American Exchange National Bank
Ear
Toe
William A. Read & Co
Seaboard National Bank
National Park Bank
Folsom & Adams
First Trust and Savings Bank
Chi- Rad
Lone Saks Ale Hia Teats Ees
Hibernia Savings and Loan Company
Atolea Aia
Irving National Bank
Kneauth, Nachod & Kuhne
Seattle National Bank
Seattle
Palmetto National Bank
Columbia
Rene One
Mellen National Bank
Pittsburg
National City Bank of
New York City
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
MacVeagh
Aldrich
Dewey's Port Wine and Olive Oil Ad
Nothing more nourishing and strengthening. Be Dewey & Sons Co., 138 Fulton St., New York.
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DEWEY
Dewey & Sons CO
Fulton St
N.Y
Woman Misses Lapland Departure On Pier Sails Later
Mrs. Jane Splear of Canandaigua New York missed the Lapland liner as it sailed from a river pier. She stood hatless and moneyless watching the ship depart then boarded the White Star liner Arabic to Antwerp with her baggage to be held there until arrival. The company offered land transport to Antwerp for her belongings.
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Jane Splear
Canandaigua
N. Y
Antwerp
Lapland
Splear
Liverpool
Largest lobster caught by Southold hotel man near Horton Point
Theodore Heinkin of Southold L I found a twenty eight pound lobster on the Sound shore near Horton Point Lighthouse yesterday afternoon. The creature measured over three feet in claws and weighed eleven pounds of meat after boiling. It likely washed ashore during Friday's storm and could not return to deep water.
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Theodore Heinkin
Southold
L. I
Horton Point Lighthouse
Brooklyn
Washington Street
Plan to purge Illinois Democratic leadership signals new party push
Chicago reports a conference led by Mayor Carter Harrison and Hearst supporters to remove National Committeeman Roger Sullivan. The group aims to form the Progressive Democracy of Illinois and mobilize delegates for William Hearst to the next national convention. A June 30 meeting will finalize plans.
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New York Times
Chicago
Roger C. Sullivan
Democratic Party of Illinois
Carter H. Harrison
Harrison
Hearst
Andrew M. Lawrence
William R. Hearst
Illinois
Progressive Democracy of
Cook County
New Movement
Submarine flotilla sets depth records off Gloucester
A seven-boat flotilla arrived from Newport and stayed submerged ten hours on the Nantucket to Provincetown run, with two boats under water eleven hours. The seven vessels then completed a seven and a half hour submerged Provincetown to Gloucester crossing. Gloucester Harbour, deep and sheltered, becomes their test headquarters for a week or more with submerged visits planned to nearby ports.
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Gloucester
Mass
Newport
Nantucket
Provincetown
United States Navy
New York Times Subscriptions Offer Text
Offer to order Daily and Sunday editions from The New York Times at 17 cents per week or per month. Instructions to leave order at the publication counter on the main floor of the Times Building and to send to a country address or to a friend in the country.
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Times Building
New York Times
Zéc
Suffragists Parade Through London Before Albert Hall Meeting
London reporters describe a massive suffrage parade with 40 000 to 60 000 participants marching from Victoria Embankment to Kensington. Women of title actors and workers mingled with prisoners released for the day as banners and Highland pipers led diverse contingents. Notable figures like Miss Bryce and Emmeline Pankhurst attended, while international attendees added a colorful backdrop. The march unified militants and constitutionalists, ending in an Albert Hall assembly where Pankhurst declared victory near.
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London
Albert Hall
Victoria Embankment
Kensington
Boadicea
Catherine of Aragon
Mary Queen of Scots
Queen Victoria
Whitechapel
Charlotte Bronté
Grace Darling
Jenny Lind
Mrs. Browning
Julie Opp
Jeanne d’Arc
Inez.Milholland
New York
Gertrude Elliott
Miss Bryce
John A. Bryce
M. P
Sylvia Pankhurst
Drummond
Boys Find Rich Mine In Brewster County Mountains
Paul Larkins and Frank Hillings, two boys, discover an abandoned silver mine in western Brewster County. Veins run hundreds of feet with ore twelve to thirteen inches thick. samples assayed high in El Paso and Chicago. Their father filed papers to claim the site as a company plans to mine with modern machinery.
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New York Times
Galveston
Brewster County
Paul Larkins
Frank Hillings
el Paso
Chicago
Sunday Times Pictorial Highlights Summer Events
The page lists events and features including Columbia Alumni at the 157th Commencement, the Street Cleaning Department, Taft reviewing the 82nd Annual Parade of the Brooklyn Sunday School Children on June 8, a Claridge's dress ball on May 24, a Mineola dog show, Brides of Spring, the Vanderbilt Coach at Hyde Park on May 27, the Seventeen Year Locusts, and an Orphans Motor Outing to Coney Island.
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Blair Leighton
Columbia
Une of
Taft
Brooklyn
Society
Claridge’s
London
Mineola
L. J
Vanderbilt
Hyde Park
Coney Island
Various Arts and Culture Topics in an Old Magazine Issue
A catalog of articles and features across ill, cables, and magazine sections. Topics include paintings bought and sold, New York subway notes, overseas travel, famous figures, poetry, literary notes, theatre and fashion updates, real estate, and business news from the era.
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Africa
B. Church
New York
New Orleans
Paris
Damrosch
Ocean
Mayor Dumas Arrested In Cass Lake Yegg Ring Probe
The Cass Lake mayor Dr Dumas a physician noted for warning on liquor law enforcement was arrested in HibbingMinn after Pinkerton detectives tied him to a plan behind a Puposki safe cracking With two yeggs wounded one captured and another escaping the case links Dumas to a major organized safe robbery scheme led by business men and targeting insurers banks and safes
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New York Times
Minneapolis
Minn
D. T. Dumas
Cass Lake
United States
Hibbing
Mississippi Valley
Puposki
Bemidji
Dr. Dumas
Two in Auto Killed at Grace Crossing Polo Trip
Wilfred Jay editor of Whip and Spur and C. J. Ross photographer were killed when an auto jumped rails at Westbury Long Island while en route to a Magpies versus Wanderers polo match. Chauffeur Bannister survived. inquest set for the coroner.
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Meadow Brook
Magpies
Wanderers
Wilfred Jay
Whip and Spur
C. J. Ross
Westbury
L. I
Long Island
Westbury Road
Jay
Ross
Nassau Hospital
James Bannister
New York
Polo Field
Peter F. Collier
Tydeman
Bannister
Wood
Burgess
Vaudeville Actress Survives River Plunge Near Middletown
Miss Eva Young of a New York vaudeville troupe nearly drowned after falling from a rowboat into the Wallkill River at Midway Park. Her companion William Woodhull rescued her, then she learned her father had died suddenly, worsening her condition.
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New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
Eva Young
New York
Midway Park
Miss Young
Wallkill
William Woodhull
Brave Brooklyn Girl Saves Sister From Streetcar
Irene Orth, 12, of 63 Bergen Street Brooklyn, risked her life to pull her seven year old sister Adele away from two approaching streetcars. Irene was struck by a Smith Street car and both feet were crushed. doctors fear possible amputation but she is expected to recover. She is hospitalized at Long Island College Hospital.
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Irene Orth
Bergen Street
Brooklyn
Smith Street
Smith and Wyckoff Streets
Long Island College Hospital
Irene
Adele
Manhattan
Coney Island
Gront
Philadelphia Artist to Paint King’s Coronation
John McLeech Hamilton, Philadelphia native and Academy of Fine Arts graduate, to paint the coronation of England’s King. Hamilton, known for portraits, spent his career in England and has depicted figures like Gladstone and Cardinal Manning. several works reside in national galleries. He was born January 31, 1853, to Dr. George and Caroline H. Hamilton.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
England
George
John McLeech Hamilton
Academy of Fine Arts
Edward
Edwin A. Abbey
Hamilton
Mr. Gladstone
Cardinal Manning
Tyndall
Lord Leighton
Onslow Ford
George F. Watts
Lewis Campbell
Charles M. Burns
George and
Caroline H. Hamilton
Yale Faculty Shake Up Seventeen Committees Reorganized
Yale Academic Faculty will reorganize all seventeen standing committees in a vacation session of a special committee. The changes focus on the entrance examinations and course committees, long unchanged and now restructured. The action occurs in New Haven with June notice.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale
D. W. Bacon In An Asylum
Dennis W. Bacon, 28, son of a New York broker, was committed to the State insane retreat in New Haven after fleeing a Guilford summer home. He wandered streets, protected by his father, and resisted detectives when overpowered after barricading himself in a shop.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Dennis W. Bacon
New York
Bacon
Guilford
George Street
Owen Daly
Hammerstein Divorce Proclaimed By New York Supreme Court
Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein received word from Edgemere Summer home that Supreme Court Justice Tompkins in Nyack signed the interlocutory decree of divorce. Referee Daniel D. Sherman recommended the grant. Francis Leigh’s name appears in papers. Hammerstein is reported in London.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Edgemere
S. 1
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Nyack
Francis Leigh
Daniel D. Sherman
Liberty St
Frederick L. C. Keating
Laintiff
London
Young Bride in Male Garb Arrested near Schenectady
Arthur Adam 21 and Grace Mae Roth 18 wed May 28 in Tarrytown were stopped near Schenectady by the Sheriff after Roth wore boys clothes to escape molestation while the couple sought work. Roth once ran a Westchester hotel but lost it. relatives at 254 West Twenty-fifth Street Manhattan were alerted.
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New York Times
Schenectady
Arthur Adam
Grace Mae Roth
Tarrytown
Roth
Elmsford
Westchester County
West Twenty-fifth Street
Manhattan
Loft Weds His Secretary In Longtime Romance
George W. Loft candy maker married his longtime secretary Miss Julia McMahon after nine years of employment. The couple honeymooned at Lake Placid New York after a ceremony at St Killian's Church Farmingdale. Loft a Democratic figure in New York politics owns a West 106th Street home and his son Leon from a prior marriage stood with the bride.
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George W. Loft
Julia McMahon
Lake Placid
N. Y
Mr. Loft
John McMahon
L. I
St. Killian’s Catholic Church
Farmingdale
Robert S. Helferty
Julia Griffin
Brooklyn
Leon Loft
Oyster Beds Cover Maine Off Havana
Reporting from Havana on June 17, progress was limited in uncovering the Maine wreck. Pumps kept water level just below ten feet while cofferdam stability tests satisfied engineers and removal of mud began amid a severe storm and oyster covered decks.
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Havana
Count Witte Talks of Peace and Arbitration
Count Witte urges peace and arbitration as ideals while arguing that maintaining armies and navies impoverishes the nation. The article also reports on Russia and the Jews with Finance Minister Kokovtzoff admitting government hostility toward the race.
Count Witte Seen as Patriot Despite Autocrat Hurdles
The author portrays Count Sergei Witte as Russia's foremost statesman, arguing he pressed the 1905 manifesto and helped spark reforms even as the Czar and reactionaries resist. Witte is praised as a patriot and criticizes armed peace, suggesting large budgets go to armies instead of public welfare.
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Sergius ‘Witte
Russia
Japan
Witte
Duma
Portsmouth
Manchuria
Constitutional Democrats
Count Witte
Call Witte
Stolypin
Europe
Kamenno-ostrovsky Prospect
White House
Taft
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Stonewall Jackson
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Whitman
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Mme. de Maintenon
William James
Human Machine
Spirit Land
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Italy
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Artistic Homes
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Cass Lake, Minn
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C. J
Flagman
West 126Th Street
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William H. O'Brien
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J. M. Hamilton
King George
D. W. Bacon
Hammerstein
Loft
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