Mutiny in Southern France Shocks Paris
Paris reels from news that 800 men of the Seventeenth Regiment of Infantry joined peasants, pillaged Agde armory, and marched to Beziers. Clemenceau says no punishment. government facing near civil war as mutineers seek return to duty amid hectic cabinet meetings. Reports of further regiments aligning with mutineers spark frantic Parisian newspaper rush.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
France
Palais Bourbon
M. Clemenceau
Agde
Narbonne
Béziers
Lacrosende
Villeneuve
Seventeenth
Eighty-first
Telegraph Operators Strike Hits San Francisco and Oakland
About 250 telegraph workers from Western Union and Postal Telegraph walked out at 3 30 p m in San Francisco and Oakland. They demand a 25 percent wage increase, oppose a letter from Western Union President and plan to delay messages as talks await New York resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Western Union
West Oakland
Postal Company
Clowry
Neill
Small
Postal
New York
J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Telegraphers’ Union
General Executive Board
Konenkamp
Isidor Wormser Dies After Long Life in Banking
Isidor Wormser of the firm I. & S. Wormser died at 836 Fifth Avenue after a long illness of old age. Born in Landau Germany, he came to the United States at 18 with his brother Simon, built a banking house that became world-renowned after moving to New York in 1870. He was a Democratic elector in 1892 and held trustee roles with the Brooklyn Bridge and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, among other associations. he leaves a widow, a son Isidor Wormser, and a daughter Mrs. Jefferson Beligman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidor Wormeser
Wormser
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Wormser
Landau
Germany
Simon
California
Sacramento
Interborough
William N. Amory
Metropolitan
Amory
Wormsers
Jerome
Stock Exchanges
Brooklyn Bridge
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Coney Island Jockey Club
Criterion
Manhattan
Isidor Wormser
Jefferson Beligman
Kishineff Victim Louisa Pushinsky Dies at Home
A 13 year old girl Louisa Pushinsky died in a private ambulance while being moved from her parents home at 85 Golem Street to hospital. Police and physicians cited injuries from the Kishineff massacre in Russia years earlier and noted a severe illness hampered saving her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishineff
Russia
Louisa Pushinsky
Louis and
Schanéel Pushinsky
Golem _ Street
Rosenbluth
Bowers
Mountai Hospital
Innocent Man Shot In Pelham Murder Probe
A Pelham Park officer shot a stranger near the Pelham Manor Clubhouse suspected in Julius Rosenheimer’s murder. The wounded man, unnamed, is hospitalized. local authorities offered a $12,500 reward including $10,000 from Edward Rosenheimer, while the son vows to investigate and pursue clues. Funeral services for Rosenheimer were held as investigators continue to question two Italian laborers who were discharged for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham Park
Pelham Manor Club
Rosenheimer
Julius T. Rosenheimer
New Rochelle Hospital
Wiesendanger
Yonkers
Ais
Pelham Manor
Woodlawn
Edward Rosenheimer
Pelham
T. L. Jacquer
Board of Supervisors
Wee
Francis McNichol
North Pelham
David Wynne
New Haven Railroad
Harlem
Wynne
Chandler for La Follette amid NH governor talk
Special to The New York Times. Ex Senator William E Chandler, touted as anti machine candidate for New Hampshire governor, argues Republicans must nominate a radical on a radical platform, naming La Follette as the sole fit. He foresees Democrats matching with their own radical candidate and notes New England railroad merger shifts authority toward Mellen regime and away from Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
la Follette
la Folie
New
New Engle
Mr. Mellen
Tuttle
Ellen
Tennessee for Roosevelt in Roosevelt’s bid faces solid Southern support
Representative Nathan W. Hale of Tennessee announced support for President Roosevelt for another term saying the country wants him to finish the Panama Canal and implement reforms. He argued a change now would be a national calamity and that Tennessee is solid for Roosevelt with no other name getting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nathan W. Hale
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Congress
Latest Shipping News Arrived Steamer Celtic from Liverpool
The steamer Celtic reportedly arrived from Liverpool and passed Fire Island at 11:66 P.M. Navy watchers note the date and timing as part of the latest shipping round up.
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Celtic
Liverpool
Fire Island
Jesse Lewisohn in Hospital for Gastric Trouble
Jesse Lewisohn son of Leonard Lewi sohn copper operator was taken to Mt Sinai Hospital yesterday afternoon for surgery today by Dr Howard Lilienthal for serious gastric trouble. Weight down from 200 to about 110 pounds. Noted broker with past coffee speculation and known in theatrical circles including Lillian Russell.
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Jesse Lewisohn
Leonard Lewisohn
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Howard Lilienthal
Lewisohn
Mr. Lewisohn
Wall Street
Lillian Russell
Young Belmont Hurt In Meadow Brook Polo Accident
Raymond Belmont, son of August Belmont, and Devereux Milburn suffered serious injuries during polo practice at Meadow Brook. Belmont, bucked from his pony, hit his head and was revived after unconsciousness. Milburn, struck in the eye, was rendered unconscious and rushed to Hempstead. Spectators, including Beatrice Mills, helped carry Milburn off as doctors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hempstead
N. Y
Meadow Brook
Raymond Belmont
Devereaux Milburn
Young Belmont
August Belmont
Devereux Milburn
Milburn
Beatrice Mills
Kerrigan
Messrs, Belmont and Milburn
Harry Payne Whitney
James A. Burden
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Fred C. Havemeyer
Arthur S. Burden
Reginald Brooks
W. Scott Cameron
Jay Phipps
Harold Phipps
James A. Appleton
W. R. Grace
E. W. Roby
Rockefellers in Runaway Near Pocantico Hills
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr and her infant son John D Jr narrowly escaped injury when a pony they rode ran away after a pedestrian crossed the road. The cart overturned, the coachman was bruised, Mrs Rockefeller shaken but unharmed, while the child remained unscathed. The pony was captured at the stable after the wrecked cart was dragged along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John D
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Mrs. Rockefeller
Fooled Bribing Councilmen in Pittsburg Trial
June 21 Pittsburg.. President Cameron of the Pittsburg and Tube City Railroad testified in Criminal Court about plans by councilmen to sell city rights for personal gain. He implicated Brokers Richardson and McGrew in conspiring to bribe council members to pass the railroad franchise ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
C. 8. Cameron
The
Pittsburg and Tube City Railroad
Cameron
C. R. Richardson
A. B. McGrew
Tube City Railroad
William A. Martin
Corporations Committee of Councils
Easy
Bone
Bank President Accused in $100,000 Suit
Mount Vernon New York June 21 special to The New York Times. Clarence B McClellan president of the First National Bank and Patrick J Ring manager of the Mount Vernon Opera House are sued to recover $100,000 each by the heirs of late Adeline Williams. The suit, described as a peace action, alleges conspiracy and names Justice Tompkins and others in the Supreme Court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Clarence
McClellan
First National Bank
Patrick J. Ring
Mount Vernon Opera House
Adeline Willams
Receech
Aout McClellan
Oy Mectetlan
Wien
Ee Emesis
Eee
Lisbon Revolt Bloodshed Flares Across Capital
Dispatches from Lisbon recount days of barricades and street fighting after Premier Franco’s decree backed government moves. Troops clashed with crowds at stations and near the Hotel d Angleterre as revolts spread, with many dead and wounded. English visitors witnessed the mêlée and crepe banners marked mourning.
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Oporto
Lisbon
Hotel d’Angleterre
Hold Up Auto Constable In Perth Amboy
A New York autoist traveling with friends was stopped by a farmer posing as a constable near Perth Amboy for allegedly speeding. The constable boarded the car and was carried along until Elizabeth, where he was released. He vowed vengeance as the party continued on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asbury Park
Perth Amboy
Coure
Tonneau
Elizabeth
Dying Child in Collision With Ambulance
An ambulance carrying Dr Rottness and three year old Katherine Lally collided with a junk wagon at Brook and Westchester Avenues. Solomon Weinstein, the junkman, allegedly drove into the ambulance’s path after hearing the siren. The child died in the doctor’s arms at a nearby drug store after he shielded her from the crash. Weinstein was arrested on careless driving charges.
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Rottness
Lebanon Hospital
Brook Avenue
Westchester Avenue
Solomon Weinstein
Katherine Lally
875
Weinstein
Jun
Bronx
Train Peece Carry and Return Fare Listed
A brief notice lists a two dollar fifty cent round trip fare on a June 23 train from City 1:00. F made.
Robert Pitcairn Injured In Bicycle Rundown At Home
Robert Pitcairn ex-resident assistant to the President of the Pennsylvania Railroad and a veteran railroad man was struck by a bicycle rider last evening on his way home from the Carnegie Institute. He sustained internal injuries and his recovery is feared due to his age.
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Pittsburg
Robert Pitcairn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie Institute
Woman Killed by City Car Near Flatbush Avenue
Miss Mary Riley a Public School 91 clerk was struck by a Flatbush Avenue streetcar at Flatbush and Fifth Avenues while returning home to 270 Twenty-first Street Brooklyn and died of injuries at Seney Hospital. Inspector F J Gilliner in charge of the car was arrested after the incident in which the forward truck passed over her legs and workers freed her from under the track.
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Mary Riley
Brooklyn
St. Johns Place
Flatbush and
Fifth Avenues
Twenty-first Street
Flatbush Avenue
Seney Hospital
F. J. Gilliner
Nineteenth Street
Miss Riley
Gilliner
Thaw Withdrawals Push Beezer Brothers Toward Bankruptcy
Mrs Thaw withdrew large sums loaned to Beezer Brothers architects causing the firm to face bankruptcy. The Thaw family, heavy creditors, seeks funds to finance Harry Thaw’s defense in the Stanford White case. The Beezer firm had designed the home Mrs Thaw occupies near Lyndhurst and received loans for other ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Wiliam Thaw
Beezer Brothers
Thaw
Lyndhurst
Sternburg Not to Retire Sailing Planned for New York
Homburg June 21 Ambassador Speck von Sternburg and Baroness Speck von Sternburg will sail for New York aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm, leaving Homburg July 4. The Ambassador angrily denies rumors that he intends to retire, stating such reports have no foundation.
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New York
Homburg
Speck von Sternburg
Hemburg
Window to Mrs Clemens in Connecticut Church
Miss Clara Clemens daughter of Mark Twain unveils a memorial window in the Church of the Transfiguration Episcopal Winsted Connecticut. The window honors Olivia Langdon Clemens and was bought with proceeds from Clara Clemens first public concert at Norfolk last year as a singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Winsted
Conn
Clara Clemens
Mark Twain
Church of the Transfiguration
Episcopal
Olivia Langdon Clemens
Miss Clemens
Norfolk
Burglary Suspect Sets House Afire on East 104th Street
Michael J. Quinn, 19, of 62 St 105th St, arrested for burglary and arson after breaking into 60 East 104th Street apartment building. He forced entry through a dumbwaiter shaft, took two watches a diamond pin and other jewelry, and started a fire. Adam Wicke awakened and held Quinn at gunpoint until police arrival. Fire was caused by burning papers found in the room.
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Michael J. Quinn
Higgins
Noonan
104Th Street
Wicke
Quinn
Grain Trust Bust In Chicago Public Elevator Case
Chicago June 21 a landmark trust busting ruling by State Attorney John J Healy halted a 5 million dollar grain and elevator trust before completion An injunction by Judge Windes barred Bartlett Frazier Carrington Armour Grain and affiliated railroads from converting private elevators to public use and required at least one public elevator remain open to shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
John J. Healy
Windes
Bartlett, Frazier & Carrington
Armour Grain Company
Cage Ag
Guests at Oyster Bay during Bagamore Hill season
President Roosevelt hosted luncheon guests at Sagamore Hill including Herbert Knox Smith Commissioner of Corporations Alfred W Cooley Assistant Attorney General Judge H G Ward Circuit Judge and Robert Bridges publisher The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand were house guests and may stay another day Cooley has returned from a Southern trip to review records of several Federal officials under the Justice Department with conclusions to follow after actions are completed.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Bagamore Hill
Herbert Knox Smith
Alfred W. Cooley
H. G. Ward
New York
Robert Bridges
Mme. Jusserand
Sagamore Hill
Cooley
Department of Justice
Ex President Cleveland Shows Signs of Improvement
PRINCETON N J June 21 Ex President Grover Cleveland who is ill at his home here passed a good night and was reported to be improving if his condition continues the improvement will allow him to resume public activities soon
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Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Doubtful Duke Claim Sparks Secret Life Revelations
London reports a sensational claim by Robert Caldwell of New York that Thomas Charles Druce and the fifth Duke of Portland were one man. Caldwell says the duke lived a double life at Welbeck Abbey and Baker Street Bazaar, even arranging a mock death.
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Trem
New York
Trugs Co
London
George Hollamby Cruce
Fifth Duke of Portland
Robert Caldwell
New York City
Caldwell
Druce
Thomas Charles Druce
Bakes Street
Duke of Portland
Hegdas
Welbeck Abbey
Berial
Mr. Caldwell
Baker Street
Duke
Mr. Druce
Cruce
Welbeck
Ailing man seeks cure for bulbous nose in 19th century travels
Born in County Monaghan in 1836, the narrator recalls a life spent seeking a cure for a bulbous nasal deformity. He names eminent doctors from Dublin to Berlin, including Corrigan Jenner and Mackenzie, all declaring the affliction incurable, prompting relocation to New Zealand and London in search of relief.
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County
Monaghan
Balihay
Irc
Dominick. Corrigan
Dublin
Wiliam Jenner
Morell Mackenzie
Schmeninger
Berlin
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Beziers
New York Times Co
Famous House
Rosen
Heimer
Chandler
Hale
Belmont
John D., Jr
BANK
Duncombe Heire Sue C
P. J. Ring
Madrid
Franco
Harry
Sternburg
Grain Trust
Dukes
Portland
Beckers
George Druce
Ured As
Caldowrell
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