Yacht Cristina Explodes Killing Mrs Jarvie Near Yale Boston Owner
The 177 foot steam yacht Cristina owned by Frederick C. Fletcher of Boston exploded as it weighed anchor near the Thames River for the Harvard Yale boat race. Mrs. James N. Jarvie of New York was killed instantly. several guests aboard were saved as wreckage scattered the deck. No official cause given though gasoline rumors circulated.
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New London
Conn
Cristina
Frederick C. Fletcher
Boston
New York Yacht Club
Thames River
James N. Jarvie
New York
Christina
Fletcher
Brookline
Mass
William Jarvie
Miss Jarvie
Charles Fletcher
William A. Mason
Miss Fletcher
Pany
Larchmont
Eastern
James Newbegin Jarvie Named Bank Director and Trustee
James Newbegin Jarvie of 16 Broadway New York serves as a director of Bank of America and National Bank of Commerce and as a trustee of Central Trust Company and London Assurance Corporation. His home is 159 Upper Mountain Avenue Montclair. He married Helen Vanderveer Newton on August 28 1909 and reportedly gave $1 000 000 to his sister May Scott Jarvie. The Newtons were from Bloomfield New Jersey and a six month tour of Egypt England Scotland and France followed their marriage.
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Broadway
New York
Bank of America
National Bank of Commerce
Central Trust Company
The
London Assurance Corporation
Upper Mountain Avenue
Montclair
Helen Vanderveer Newton
Bloomfield
N. J
May Scott Jarvie
Newton
Egypt
England
Scotland
France
Jarvies
Industrial Workers Try Pittsburgh Strike Action
In Pittsburgh three organizers F H Merrick M E Costello and George Allhouse were arrested while urging Continental Tube Works workers to join a sympathy walkout for 2000 Na tional Tube Co strikers. About 3950 of 1500 Continental plant employees walked out demanding higher wages overtime pay and longer lunch breaks. Socialists in the district pledge to shelter and care for strikers' children until settlement. a conference produced no agreement.
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Pittsburgh
Penn
Industrial Workers of the World
F. H. Merrick
M. E. Costello
George Allhouse
Continental Tube Works
Second Avenue
National Tube Company
Continental
W C Brown Makes Swift Recovery After Hernia Operation
W C Brown president of the New York Central Railroad was operated on for hernia by Dr W Boley at 40 East Fifty first Street. He improved greatly last night and was reported to be out again soon in his Central Park West apartment.
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Ww. C. Brown
New York Central Railroad
W. Boley
East Fifty-first Street
Gentral Park West
Hughes Warns Root Over Nomination Claim
Supreme Court Justice Hughes telegraphs Senator Root to state his name must not be considered for the Presidential nomination. He warns that accepting the nomination would force him to decline, forcing the convention to reconvene for another choice. The telegrams were not public but seen by leaders who say their meaning is clear.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Hughes
Root
la Follette
Cummins
Taft
Senator Borah
Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
McKinley
National
Taft Bureau
Gen Stewart Woodford Reported In Grave Condition
A special cable from London reports Gen Stewart Woodford in grave condition in England. He is staying at the Peacock Hotel in Rowsley Derbyshire.
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New York Times
London
Stewart Woodford
Woodford
Peacock Hotel
Rowsley
Derbyshire
New Submarine Seal Surpasses Depth Tests Off Connecticut
The submarine Seal was submerged 256 feet near Bartlett's Reef Light ship in Long Island Sound, beating prior depth records. A twelve-man crew conducted interior tests while government inspectors praised the craft with no skin defects, and the Seal planned to depart for Bridgeport the next day.
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New London
Seal
Danaher
Whiting
Ekland
Parks
Sherman
Lankin
Roberts
Reba
Shaw
Shaw, Machinists; Mate Spout
Horton
Babcock
Bridgeport
Policemen Form Fly War To Aid Health Dept
Mayor Gaynor orders a fly control squad under Commissioner Waldo to curb city flies by policing garbage cans. The unit aims to limit openings and may arrest violators of Sanitary Code Section 108. Public cooperation urged. idea of a fly proof room for tenements discussed.
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Waldo
Gaynor
Edwards
Fainting Woman Burned In Bronx Home Ironing Stove Blaze
Neighbors found 62 year old Mrs Mary Shaefer of 1303 Brook Avenue Bronx burning in her dining room as flames from clothing spread after a gas stove near an ironing board ignited. She died before help arrived as Dr Forman confirmed unconsciousness from burns. Police conclude clothing caught fire during ironing.
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Mary Shaefer
Brook Avenue
Bronx
Fordham Hospital
Forman
Apcent
Boy Drowns After Wading Into Bronx River Water
Patrolman Ring learns of a drowning in the Bronx River near 174th Street. Five year old William slipped into three feet of water while his sister Eugenia watched. Morris Brush pulled him from the water and a Fordham Hospital doctor tried to revive him for nearly an hour, but the child died.
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Tremont
McMahon
William
Jeac Poelam
Bronx
174Th Street
Illiam
Eugenia
Morris Brush
Sedgwick Avenue
Brush
Fordham Hospital
Arrival Notices and Transatlantic Shipping Update
Reported by wireless from Marconi services the Caronia bound for New York was 1426 miles east of Sandy Hook at 8 PM yesterday with arrival due 25th at 8 AM. Also Cedric at Queenstown and Amerika at Flymo announced on June 21 with Adriatic at Liverpool June 13.
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Amerika
Flymo
Adriatic
Liverpool
Marconi
Caronia
Cunard Line
New York
Sandy Hook
Bryan Urges Allies to Oppose Parker at Democratic Convention
William Jennings Bryan telegraphs leading Democrats urging opposition to Judge Allen B. Parker as Temporary Chairman in Baltimore. He calls Parker a reactionary and seeks a progressive choice to steer the keynote amid party divisions. Governor Marshall of Indiana replies that Parker’s selection should not dictate the party platform.
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New York Times
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Committee
Baltimore
Allen B. Parker
Parker
Clark
Foss
Wilson
Burke
North Dakota
Baldwin
Connecticut
Gaynor
New York
Democratic National Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Col
Judge Parker
Denver
Indiana
Kern
Clark calls for harmony at Baltimore Convention
Speaker Clark replies to Mr. Bryan and Democrats protesting Judge Parker as Temporary Chairman. He says he consulted with the organizing committee and aims to prevent discord, urging harmony and unity to keep platform and candidate nominations as the decisive issues. Ollie James name is presented to the sub committee for consideration.
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Washington
Clark
Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Baltimore
Ollie James
National Committee
Wilson says Bryan telegram asks him to oppose Parker at Baltimore
Gov Woodrow Wilson said he received a telegram from William Jennings Bryan urging him to join a movement to block Judge Parker from Temporary Chairman at the Baltimore Convention. He will answer at once but refused to preview the reply or make any further statement. He noted his practice is to let the recipient release communications.
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William Jennings Bryan
Judge Parker
Baltimore
Bryan
Governor Foss backs Progressive line for Democratic Party
Special to The New York Times Boston June 21 Gov Foss telegram to Mr Bryan replies to opposition to Parker as Temporary Chairman. Foss says the Democratic Party is committed to progressive principles with a platform and candidates advancing tariff reduction abolition of monopoly and popular government. He urges setting aside personal issues to avoid weakening party advantages as tariff dominates the agenda.
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New York Times
Boston
Gov. Foss
Bryan
Judge Parker
Democratic Party
New York Times Special Train to Baltimore Schedule
The New York Times will run a daily special train from June 24 to deliver an early Baltimore edition during Convention week. Copies of the city edition will be on sale in Trenton Philadelphia Wilmington and Washington. The train leaves Penn Station at 3:25 AM and reaches Trenton at 4:18 AM and Baltimore about 8:40 AM, with a standard connection to Washington.
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Trenton
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Washington
Penna
Ceeseseevees
Weat
Evee
Encescalenee Eee
Pennsylvania
New York
Parkes Aire
Baldwin Seeks Bryan Telegram Before Comment on Parker
Hartford June 21 Governor Baldwin, pledged fourteen votes at Baltimore, said he had no telegram from William Jennings Bryan about Judge Parker and cannot comment until he receives such a message. Those who know Baldwin say he will not oppose Parker and would align with a reactionary stance defending state rights against federalism and sectionalism.
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New York Times
Hartford
Conn
Sihieon E Baldwin
Baltimore
Bryan
Judge Parker
Gov. Baldwin
Bryan appeals to oppose Parker as temporary chairman
Mr Bryan made a formal appeal to Democratic leaders to oppose Judge Parker's selection for Temporary Chairman at the Baltimore convention. Mayor Gaynor awaited a telegram and then left for his country home as the day ended. Robert Adamson reported no message had been received.
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Gaynor
Mr. Bryan
Judge Parker
Baltimore
Chicago
St James
Robert Adamson
Adamson
Bryan
Parker Fears Shake Democratic National Convention
Baltimore dispatch says Col. Bryan asked governors and officials to block Judge Parker as Temporary Chairman. The move unsettles Clark Wilson factions while Harmon and Underwood allies gain confidence. Rumors swirl that Parker may withdraw to seek party harmony, amid criticism of Bryan’s opposition to the appointment. Senator O Gorman arrives to weigh in on the plan.
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Baltimore
Col. Bryan
Gov. Wilson
Clark
Foss
Burke
Gaynor
Gov
Baldwin
Alton B. Parker
Committee On
Nebraska
Harmon
Mr. Parker
Underwood
Judge Parker
O’gorman
New York
Taft Poised For First Ballot Nomination At Convention
Chicago dispatch reports Taft forces claim 700 votes on the first ballot as Roosevelt's camp weakens. Delegates debate seating contests in Michigan Oklahoma Tennessee Texas and Washington while Roosevelt weighs a third party bid and possible nonparticipation.
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Taft
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Michigan
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Washington
Mabry McMahan Attends Real Estate Meeting
Mabry McMahan, president of the California State Realty Federation and active member of the San Francisco Real Estate Board, was noted for his prominence among San Francisco brokers as he attended a regional gathering in Louisville on the fifteenth.
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Mabry McMahan
California State Realty Federation
San Francisco
Eal Estate Board
San
Gaturder
Mabrya
Fragmentary Ohio News Snippet
Unclear OCR fragment references a street and time with garbled terms and missing context about a development or event. No coherent entities or complete facts to identify.
Munsey Announces Roosevelt Backers Back New Party
Frank A. Munsey, Roosevelt backer, says Roosevelt will be nominated for President by a new party. He rejects the Republican Convention as illegal and would not accept a nomination from it. Taft is expected to be nominated tomorrow. Roosevelt and allies prefer him as the party’s nominee.
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Col
Harry 8. New
National Committee
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Prendergast
Frank A. Munsey
George W. Perkins
Middle West
California
Minnesota
Kansas
Committee On Resolutions
Mr. Taft
Chicago
Seasion
Fare Offer to Baltimore in June
An offer lists seven dollars for a round trip to Baltimore departing New York in June. The notice appears with partial data and unclear dates, suggesting a travel promo or timetable snippet.
The New Breakers at Springe New Jersey
Readable fragment notes service and cuisine at waetee in Springe New Jersey with hints of dining and hospitality offerings. No clear dates or full details.
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Springe
N. J
Youm
Waetee
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