Mutiny in Russia Sparks Unrest and resignations looming
A Moscow telegram reports mutiny at Riazan by Belkhofsky regiment with officers killed and Jews fleeing as panic spreads. Kronstadt garrison and warships are moved, Guards showing disaffection. Ministers wish to resign but Emperor decision pending amid unrest and impending general strike. Bank action cited at 86.
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Riazan
Belkhofsky
Moscow
Semenofsky Regiment
Hussars
Kronstadt
Ministry of the Interior
Imperial
Inquiry into the Massacre at Bi ealystok
A telegram from a Duma investigation member in Bi ealystok claims the massacre was prearranged with only a few Black Hundreds men causing the wrecking while soldiers carried out the killings. Deputies expect to return with vast evidence and an exciting sitting in St. Petersburg.
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London Times
NEW York Times
ST. Petersburg
Duma
Biealystok
Massacre Refugees Reach Berlin From Bialystok
Appeal for protection from Jews in Bialystok sent to the Duma via the Post Office massacre details. Refugees arrive in Berlin en route to Switzerland with harrowing accounts of the violence.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Bialystok
Duma
Switzerland
Massacre Probes Start as Authorities Investigate Violence
Three official inquiries will pursue responsibility for last week’s excesses. The Parliament commission, the Interior Ministry, and the Ministry of Justice will lead. witnesses are invited to file depositions. Police enforce restoration of looted property amid ongoing investigations of a Corpus Christi procession attack.
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Bialystok
Minister of the Interior
Ministry of Justice
INDEX TO DEPARTMENTS AND PAGE REFERENCES
A list of sections and page numbers for the issue includes Amusements Business Troubles Court Calendars Financial News Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Weather Report Yesterday's Fires Advertisements Deaths Furnished Rooms and Boarders Help and Situations Wanted Hotels and Restaurants Instruction Lost and Found Marriages Summer Resorts Travelers Guide with corresponding pages.
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Financial
Marine Intelligence
Society
United Service
Weather Report
Travelers’ Guide
Taft as Democratic rival to Bryan in 1908
Roosevelt signals Taft as the best Republican challenger to William Jennings Bryan in 1908 while pressing Taft as presidential timber. The piece notes Taft’s potential elevation, Ohio backing, and possible impact on other candidates as Samuel Gompers calls labor into politics.
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New York Times
Washington
St. Louis
Ohio
Taft
Justice Brown
Bryan
Fairbanks
Shaw
Root
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bryan's Homecoming Planned for Lincoln Neb
St Louis dispatch reports Lincoln, Nebraska will host the official homecoming reception for William Jennings Bryan after his world tour, with Mayor F. W. Brown announcing the event. Col. Moses Wetmore supports the plan and will join Bryan in London before escorting him home. The Lincoln event will not alter New York honors.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Lincoln
Neb
F. W. Brown
Bryan
E. C. Strode
Brown
Col
Moses C. Wetmore
Mr. Bryan
Missouri
Col. Wetmore
London
Secretary Clarence M York Dies After Window Fall
Washington June 20 Clarence M York private secretary to Chief Justice Fuller died at Garfield Hospital from injuries after jumping or falling from a window at 3 this morning. He had been treated yesterday for a facial injury from a streetcar fall and his physician said he appeared rational late at night before a move to his apartments. York, about 40, had served Chief Justice Fuller for many years.
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Washington
Clarence M. York
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Garfield Hospital
York
Emergency
Logan
Woman Charged with Torture Death Bound for Circuit Court
Mrs. Emma Kaufmann wife of a brewer was bound over to the Circuit Court without bail for torturing to death Agnes Poirers a young woman in her employ. After court she was hissed at and mobbed by hundreds of women shouting Hang her. She was moved to her home then to the county jail as crowd threats grew. Trial set for November.
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New York Times
Sioux Falls
Emma Kaufmann
Agnes Poirers
Mrs Reid and Mrs Longworth Tea with Duchess of Albany
Mrs Reid wife of the American Ambassador and Mrs Nicholas Longworth attended tea with the Duchess of Albany at Claremont near Esher Surrey today.
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Longworth
London
Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Duchess of Albany
Claremont
Esher
Surrey
Wireless report on SS Deutschland near Nantucket
Report from wireless says the SS Deutschland spoke with the Marconi station at Siasconset Massachusetts at midnight eighty miles east of Nantucket and is due at her pier about 3 PM today.
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Deutschland
Marconi
Siasconset
Mass
Nantucket
Treasure Spot of the World Under American Control
Gilson Willets, fresh from a Mexico tour, extols Guanajuato as the world’s greatest mining district in Leslie’s Weekly. Guanajuato Amalgamated Gold Mines Co. offers free copies and exhibits mineral specimens and photos at 57 Broadway, New York City.
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Gilson Willets
Leslie's Weekly
Mexico
Guanajuato
House votes $25,000 for President travel expenses
The House passed the Watson bill granting $25,000 for the President and guests travel costs by 176 to 68. Debate centered on constitutional and salary implications with party-line lines and talk of broader salary increases for Congress after the next election.
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New York Times
Washington
House
Watson
Senate
John Sharp Williams
McLaurin
Allison
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
Underwood
Alabama
James
Kentucky
United States
San Francisco
Chicago
Céchran
New York
Cochran
Osher Scotch Inspires Highball Debate
A garbled note references Osher as a scotch linked to a highball mix, suggesting a discussion or taste test. The fragment hints at beverage naming or brand influence in a social or editorial контекст.
Old Woman Killed by Auto on Fifty First Street
Mrs. Kate Buckfelder a 62 year old resident of 731 Eleventh Avenue died after being struck by a car driven south on Tenth Avenue near Fifty first Street. Bert Smalling Hard Realty manager said the impact knocked her under a wheel. He fled the scene but was found with patrolmen as the dying woman was taken to Roosevelt Hospital. He was arrested and held at West Forty seventh Street Station.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
Fiftyfirst Street
Ninth and
Tenth Avenues
Kate Buckfelder
Eleventh Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Roosevelt Hospital
Bert Smalling
Hard Realty Company
Smalling
O’rourke
Bayer
West Forty-seventh Street
Burkfelder
West Fortyseventh Street
Pauline Hall's Leg Broken in Runaway Incident
Comic opera star Pauline Hall suffered a fractured left leg and severe bruising after a runaway accident near Moshelu while returning from Yonkers. Her sister A Hall was bruised, Pauline Hall J. and a companion escaped injury by jumping from the carriage.
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Pauline Hall
Miss A. Hall
Pauline J. Hall
Miss Hall
Yonkers
Caryl
Moshelu
Dr. Duffy
Guffey Frees Delegates in Democratic Pact
Col. James M. Guffey, National Democratic Committeeman from Pittsburgh, issues a statement freeing all delegates from pledges. Delegates may support any candidate at the state convention. He notes prior support for a Democratic head of the ticket but seeks to avoid party strife.
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Pittsburg
James M. Guffey
Guffey
Mayor Sues For Libel In New Rochelle
Mayor Henry S. Clarke files a 25000 dollar libel suit in New Rochelle against Charles D. Sibley editor of The Saturday Evening Era accusing the paper of labeling him a grafter and alleging ties to a railroad deal to block a franchise. The Era publisher, a recent arrival, says he will defend the case.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Henry S. Clarke
Charles D. Sibley
Clarke
New York & Port Chester
New York, Westchester & Boston Railroad
Sibley
Era
Sullivan to resign from Congress to seek State Senate
Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan travels to Washington to file his resignation with the Governor and Speaker Cannon as required by law for a State Senate bid. Senator Fitzgerald is to be returned to the Senate, replacing Riordan who expected reappointment.
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Timothy D. Sullivan
Washington
House
Cannon
Sullivan
State Senate
Congress
Fitzgerald
Senate
Daniel Riordan
Riordan
Sleeping sickness victim dies in London
Lieut. Tulloch, who joined the Royal Society's Uganda commission to study sleeping sickness, contracted the disease while dissecting an inoculated native and died today in London.
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London
Lieut
Tulloch
Royal Society
Uganda
Low Round Trip Fares to San Francisco or Los Angeles
Advertises low rail fares to San Francisco or Los Angeles via Pennsylvania Railroad from June 24 to July 6 with return valid until September 15. Encourages travelers to consult Ticket Agents for stop-overs and full information.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ady
Gas rate ruling bars shutting off service under 80 cent law
Appellate Division upholds that gas company cannot shut off service to consumers who pay the 80 cent rate until the law is constitutionally decided. Justice Laughlin writes the opinion with dissent by Justices McLaughlin and Houghton. The cases involve Jacob Richman and Alexander R. Grossman challenging enforcement and seeking injunctions against disruption of gas service.
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Supreme Court
Consolidated Gas Company
Justice Laughlin
O’brien
Patterson
McLaughlin
Houghton
Jacob Richman
Leventritt
State Commission
Laughlin
New York
Justice Lacombe
Robbery and Shooting Near Parkway Driving Club
John C. Phillips superintendent of the Parkway Driving Club at Sheepshead Bay was held up and shot near the clubhouse around 1 am. The attacker fled. Phillips later found his watch and diamond stud missing. Doctors searched for the bullet while police scoured the woods hours after the incident.
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John C. Phillips
Parkway
Sheepshead Bay
Drs. Bergen
Lewis
Mr. Phillips
Smith Street
Coney Island Avenue
King’s Highway
Coney Island
Pennsylvania Special to Chicago Leaves New York at 3:55
The Pennsylvania Railroad runs the 18 hour Pennsylvania Special from New York to Chicago with rock ballast and a dustless roadbed. It departs at 3 55 P M and arrives in Chicago at 8 55 A M. Other fast trains link Chicago and St Louis.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
St. Louis
Night Cabinet Meeting In White House
Five members of the Cabinet met with the President at the White House in a late session to discuss public business. Secretaries Root Taft Bonaparte and Cortelyou and Attorney General Moody attended the conference.
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Washington
White House
Root
Taft
Bonaparte
Cortelyou
Moody
Crimmins Ill at Noroton as Judge Reports Condition
In a letter to Dr Francis J Quinlan read at the Catholic Club Justice Morgan J O Brien said John D Crimmins is seriously ill at his Noroton Connecticut home A Crimmins Jr family member said he is not so seriously ill and had a good day The Rev Father Daniel O Connor said he saw Crimmins at 3 pm and that he is ill but will pull through
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Francis J. Quinlan
Catholic Club
Morgan J. O’brien
John D. Crimmins
Noroton
Conn
Mr. Crimmins
John D. Crimmins, Jr
Auto Burns In Central Park Fire Destroys Knox Automobile
Dr. Herbert Stadtmuller of 181 East Sixtieth Street with chauffeur John Graff and mechanic John Byrnes saw his Knox auto break down near Columbus Circle. Gasoline line caught fire, engines arrived late, vehicle destroyed. Patrolman Roth halted two runaway horses amid park excitement.
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Herbert Stadtmuller
East Sixtieth Street
Central Park
John Graff
John Byrnes
Knox
Columbus Circle
Roth
City moves to take over Brooklyn ferry and waterfront
The Sinking Fund Commission authorized Dock Commissioner Bensel to municipalize the Thirty-ninth Street Ferry with operation in eight months. A South Brooklyn waterfront improvement plan was approved. When ferries are acquired a Manhattan to Sixty-fifth Street Brooklyn ferry will run. The Controller may buy Whale Creek riparian rights for 243000.
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Sinking Fund Commission
Bensel
Thirty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Sixty-fifth Street
Whale Creek
Greenpoint
Mackay Plans New Harbor Hill Casino on Long Island Sound
Clarence H. Mackay has awarded a contract to build a large casino on his Harbor Hill estate in Roslyn IL overlooking Long Island Sound. The project, with furnishings, costs over 200000 and includes a gymnasium swimming pool shooting galleries billiard rooms a large entertaining hall smoking and sleeping rooms. The T shaped building fronts 140 feet by 40 feet with a 240 foot stem and must be finished by November for Mrs Mackay to begin entertaining.
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New York Times
Roslyn
Clarence H. Mackay
Harbor Hill
Long Island Sound
Mackay
Dr J Will iam White Faces Intestinal Cancer Surgery
Philadelphia report states Dr J Will iam White 657 years old professor of surgery at the University of Pennsylvania and Football Committee chair has gone to the Mayo Brothers infirmary in Rochester Minnesota for an operation tomorrow for intestinal cancer. He diagnosed his case months ago but delayed surgery due to university duties.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
J. William White
University of Pennsylvania
Mayo Brothers’ Infirmary
Rochester
Minn
White
United States
Jewelry Theft At Century Country Club In White Plains
Theft of about $1000 worth of jewelry from guest H. H. Meyer of Seligman Meyer at Century Country Club near White Plains is reported. Valet locked items in Meyer's room drawer, thief unlocked, removed items, and relocked drawer replacing the key.
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New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Century Country Club
H. H. Meyer
Seligman Meyer
Broadway
Child's Unusual Ailment At City Hospital
Genevieve Murphy a four year old in Washington Heights Hospital suffers from arthritis deformans a joint wasting disease typically seen in the elderly Doctors Cr C Fichel and Henry M Kalvin report no effective treatment The child’s mother Mrs Margaret Murphy 87 East 104th Street has three other children and the father died of consumption about a year ago No origin for the illness is given.
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Genevieve Murphy
Washington Heights
Cr. C. Fichel
Henry M. Kalvin
Margaret Murphy
East 104Th Street
Senate Meat Bill Faces Proctor Beveridge Opposition
In Washington the Senate opened debate on the meat inspection bill amid strong opposition to two President-endorsed provisions. Proctor and Beveridge argued the government should bear costs and labels should be dated, while House members push to keep their version intact. Conferrees likely Proctor Hansborough Money to meet Saturday as talks continue.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
House
Senate Coneferrees
Proctor
Agriculture
Lodge
Beveridge
Hans-rough
Money
Maple Sugar Makers
Vermont
House Committee
House of Commons
Wilson
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Odessa
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Iowa
Sherley
Massachusetts
J. Sullivan
Osher
Singer
Phillips
Sheepshead
John D. Crimmins III
Justice O’brien
39Th Street
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Long Island
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