Senate faces rare split over wool and farmers free list bills
Finance Committee reports two House bills to the Senate as Democrats push to use insurgent Republicans to force tariff revision. The move unsettles Republicans, boosts reciprocity prospects, and signals a prolonged session with decisive votes on the wool and free list measures in contention.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Penrose
House
Martin
Democratic House
Mr. la Follette
Wisconsin
Johnson and Stone
la Follette
Lodge
Massachusetts
Bailey
Gore
Pegg
Oklahoma
Hitchcock Nebraska
Drummers bag mix up leads to historic ashes and $9,000 bank book
A Pittsburgh exchange reveals a suitcase swap: a Chicago widow’s ashes and a $9,000 bank book confounded a mechanic’s tools. Mrs Mary E White of Chicago and a veteran’s papers are found among the contents. Officials seek the rightful owners as the mechanic vanishes.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Crs
Frank Cheske
National Metal Trades Association
Liberty Street
Cheske
Mrs. White
Mr. Cheske
Mrs. Cohalan Dies Sudden After Childbirth in New York
Mrs. Daniel F. Cohalan wife of the Supreme Court justice died suddenly at 4 45 pm at 23 East Ninety fourth Street shortly after the birth of a son who lived only a few minutes The mother and child were baptized and given last rites Justice Cohalan rushed home after adjourning court Several relatives and clergy attended the vigil The couple had seven children and planned a July Ireland trip Funeral rites set for St Francis de Sales Church in Ninety six Street with time to be announced
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Daniel F. Cohalan
Supreme Court
East Ninetyfourth Street
Gerald
Patrick J. O'Donnell
St. Francis de Sales Church
Justice Cohalan
Patrick O’leary
St. Elizabeth Church
Cohalan
Justice Keogh
Keogh
New Rochelle
Justice Greenbaum
George J. Gillespie
Conn
Kathleen
Patrick
Florence
Justice
Bigamy not halted as wedding proceeds in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie on June 22, Bell Carton and Mary Shephard wed after Emma Carton and Eliza beth Yarbrough objected citing a wife in Orange Virginia. The groom was later arrested on bigamy charges and waived exam. the minister defended the interruption as not credible or legally blocking.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Rev
Fairess
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Bell Thomas Carton
Mary B. Shephard
Emma Carton
Elizabeth Yarbrough
Carton
Orange
Dominie
Virginia
Doctor killed at Stop 2214 on Schenectady Road trolley
Dr. W. P. Brierly of Albany was struck and killed at Stop 2214 on the Schenectady Road trolley line when he stepped onto the platform to signal the motorman. He stood too near the tracks as the car approached. This stop has seen three fatalities in similar circumstances.
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Albany
N. Y
Schenectady Road
W. P. Brierly
Alby
Dr. Brierly
Table Mee Glass Ancesture Bittece Advertising Note
An advertisement fragment promotes a premeal table remedy, urging readers to try a product named Ancesture Bittece before meals to stimulate appetite. The wording resembles old newspaper copy with marketing flourish and phonetic spelling.
Summer Burglars Busy in Brooklyn Heights
A widespread burglary wave hits Brooklyn Heights with a half dozen homes broken into in ten days. The Conger and Peabody residences along Columbia Heights were among those struck, though some stolen items were later recovered. Police and private guards intensified surveillance, arresting a man in a possession of suspected stolen goods, while few details emerged on recovery.
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Heights
Brooklyn
Norman 8. Dike
Brooklyn Heights
the Heights
Adams Street
Fulton Street
Clarence R. Conger
Columbia Heights
Judge Dike
A. Augustus Healy
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Bee
Aden Behe Conger
Charles J. Peabody
Willow Street
Conger House
Peremee
Meteor Lights Up Flatbush Verandas Late Night Sighting
Dozens in South Midwood Flatbush watched a bright meteor cross the northwest to southeast sky just before 11:20 pm. It climbed to its zenith and exploded high above the horizon, leaving a golden tail and earthward glint like daylight. Observers believed it did not resemble a rocket and speculated it burst near Canarsie Bay.
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Midwood
Flatbush
Canarsie Bay
Cox Divorces Congressman Cox in Ohio Court
Mary L. Cox formerly of Dayton obtained a divorce from Congressman James M. Cox newspaper publisher and financier of Cleveland in Common Pleas Court. The decree cites gross neglect and alimony was settled out of court. Children Helen 15 James 7 and John 3 share equal parental rights. Hearing lasted fifty minutes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mary L. Cox
Dayton
James M. Cox
Common Pleas
Helen
James
John
Dewey’s Pure Claret Wines Aid Digestion
Dewey and Sons Co offers a claret wine advertised as a digestive aid to accompany meals. The note lists their address at 188 Fulton Street and presents the product as suitable with dining.
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DEWEY
Dewey & Sons CO
Fulton &T
Exiled Venezuela Leader Cast As Pirate In Times
The exiled President of Venezuela will be regarded as a buccaneer by nations, a portrayal discussed in Next Sunday’s Times.
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Venezuela
Times
Castro in hiding after voyage on gunboat Consul Grostuck
Venezuelan exiled dictator Cipriano Castro is reported to be in hiding in Barranquilla Colombia with Gen. Feliciano Montero Castro under an assumed name awaiting a chance to reach Maracaibo and Caracas. The gunboat Consul Grostuck, bought in Berlin and outfitted for a revolution, carried Castro from Teneriffe to Cadiz then Leon before sailing toward Haiti.
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Cipriano Castro
Canary Islands
New York
Venezuela
Barranquilla
Colombia
Maracaibo
Castro
Haiti
Grostuck
Port-au-Prince
Port de Paix
Times
Grostiick
Berlin
Gomez
Teneriffe
Juan Ruiz Becerra
Cadiz
Spain
Herr Grostiick
Leon
Barcelona
State Department
Washington
Maine Cofferdam Secure Noted Despite Seepage Observed
Havana reports on June 22 that Brig. Gen. Bixby and Col. Black deny failures at the Maine cofferdam while noting water at twelve feet. They describe caulking needs for interstices between caissons and plan to dump broken stone to stop leakage. A walking stick once belonging to Capt. Sigsbee was found in his cabin.
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Havana
Maine
Bixby
Col. Black
United States Engineers
Capt. Sigsbee
Three Men Trapped by Slid Rock at Broadway Site
Three laborers were pinned under a sliding nine ton rock blasted from the solid mass at the proposed Mc Alpin Hotel site on Thirty-fourth Street and Broadway. A derrick hoist freed them and they were rushed to New York Hospital with injuries including crushing and facial wounds.
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Mc Alpin
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Deynon Construction Company
John Volantius
Tweny-eighth Street
George Valestini
Gustav Ballastini
East Twenty-eighth Street
New York Hospital
Two Nights New York to Colorado Train Offer
Iona Lees offers deluxe Rocky Mountain Limited and Mountaineer service from Chicago with morning and evening departures. Low fare excursion tickets available at 401 Broadway.
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New York
Colorado
Iona Lees
Rocky Mountain
Mountaineer
Chicago
Broadway
Two Mexican Fights End in Dozens Dead Across Two Capitals
News dispatch reports clashes in Jalapa Vera Cruz where 27 killed and 35 wounded as Maderists and townspeople attacked the State Palace. Federals and insurgents exchange fire in a brief skirmish tied to a rumored plot to blow up barracks.
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NEW York Times
Mexico City
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Cuernavaca
Figueroa
el Diario
Rafael Hernandez
Manuel Calero
Industry and Commerce
Hernandez
Department of Justice
Violence at Vera Cruz Palace Leaves Dozens Dead
Report from Mexico City describes a savage confrontation at Vera Cruz between Maderist troops and Federal forces allied with civilians. Thirty-one killed and over fifty wounded as the palace doors withstood the mob and gunfire raged through the night. The Federals were moved from the palace to avert further clashes while telegraph workers’ strike action remains undeclared.
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NEW York Times
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Diaz
National Railways
Mosbys Men Defeated at Tijuana Front
At the Mexican border near Tijuana on June 22 Gen Jack Mosby led about 600 forces including 500 Mexican troops and 100 rebels in hours of fighting. Rebels surrendered to Captain Frank A Wilcox Thirtieth Infantry United States Army with two rebels killed and one wounded. Fifty Federals were killed or wounded and the rebels retreated three miles toward the boundary. several officers were named among the casualties and the revolt appears to be quelled.
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Tijuana
Lower California
Jack Mosby
International Boundary Line
United States
International Line
Mosby
Frank A. Wilcox
George Morgan
Frederick Rogers
Barkalee
Holland
Fort Rose
Crash at 34th St corner injures eighty passengers
A misread signal and slippery tracks caused a collision between a crosstown Thirty fourth Street car and a Seventh Avenue car just after 9 PM. Both trains derailed, injuring several passengers including Gertrude Mileton 20 John Tyrell 30 and Mollie Butler 82. Dr Irving Hall treated three at New York Hospital. Traffic blocked for over forty minutes.
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Seventh Avenue
Irving Hall
New York Hospital
Gertrude Mileton
West Thirty-seventh Street
John Tyrell
Park Avenue
Mollie Butler
West Twenty-ninth Street
Baby Parade Cups Stolen In Asbury Park Theft
Five loving cups valued at 425 dollars were stolen from the Publicity Bureau on the boardwalk in Asbury Park. The trophies were part of the Baby Parade prize list and were taken after thieves smashed a window and escaped without discovery.
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New York Times
Asbury Park
N. J
New Publicity Bureau
Boardwalk
Wolf's Comet Seen Again by Prof Wolf
Cambridge Mass June 22 Observations confirm Wolf's Periodic Comet by Prof Max Wolf of Heidelberg. Kiel Germany sent the message to Harvard Observatory noting the sighting through a large telescope on June 19 with precise coordinates right ascension 18h46m16s declination plus 13d28m.
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Max Wolf
Heidelberg
Cambridge
Mass
Archbishop asks prayers for rain across Missouri
Archbishop Glennon told 140 priests at Kenrick Seminary to include daily prayers for rain in mass and to urge faithful to recite Our Father and Hail Mary after each mass. The appeal aims to help crops as Missouri has seen only 0.41 inch of rain since June 1, far below the 4.47 inch normal. The driest June on record was 1864 with 0.41 inches.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Glennon
Archdiocese of St. Louis
Kenrick Seminary
Father
Mary
Missouri
Mayor supports pension plan for street department workers
Mayor Gaynor indicated he would sign the bill creating a pension fund for aged street cleaners and a city wide pension system. A hearing in the Mayor's chambers featured opposition from Civil Service Reform Association and Citizens' Union as Commissioner Edwards urged approval. The bill offers half pay to those over 65 after 20 years in service, funded by a 3 percent employee contribution yielding about 145000 dollars yearly.
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Gaynor
Civil Service Reform Association
Citizens’ Union
Edwards
Woman in Labrador Work
Miss Constance Mather daughter of Samuel Mather a rich iron ore merchant will leave Cleveland this week for Labrador to engage in settlement work with Sir Wilfred Grenfell She will devote her time to kindergarten work and became interested in Grenfell's work last winter during his Cleveland lecture tour as the heir to Samuel Mather's fortune
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Cleveland
Ohio
Constance Mather
Samuel Mather
Labrador
Wilfred Grenfell
Miss Mather
Dr. Grenfell
Gibert First At Utrecht In European Air Race
Gibert led the Siege to Utrecht stage of the European circuit races, finishing first after a 130 mile flight. wind hindered all aviators and several crashes occurred as Vidart Gar ros Beaumont Weyman Kimmerling Train followed. Amerigo capsized at Liege injuring the pilot. Ren aud and Levasseur fell with Levasseur injured. Vedrines damaged two machines and downed a third near Maastricht. Duval landed near Venlo and Barra’s craft broke near Randwyk while seeking assistance.
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Utrecht
Holland
Gibert
Vidart
Garros
Beaumont
Weyman
Kimmerling
Amerigo
Liege
Renaud
Levasseur
Vedrines
Maastricht
Duval
Venlo
Barra
Randwyk
Providence
Gelderland
Student Killed in Auto Accident Near Trinity College
Walter Scott Jarvis of Brooklyn, a Trinity College junior, was killed when his car tire blew out and the vehicle struck a fence in Milford Connecticut. Trinity freshman Morton Crehore, Jr. escaped unharmed as Jarvis was crushed against the steering gear.
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Milford
Conn
Walter Scott Jarvis
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
Trinity College
Hartford
Jarvis
Morton Crehore, Jr
Trinity
Have the Times Follow You Advert
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to The New York Times with home and country delivery options. Rates listed include 17 cents per week or 6 cents per month for local addresses and 21 cents per week or 60 cents per month for Canada.
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TIMES
New York Times
Canada
Coronation Splendor Captured in Abbey and Plaza Pages
The article extols the coronation as the grandest in history with regal gowns uniforms and jewels aligning with time mellowed columns. It notes few untoward incidents a single serious London accident and two elsewhere. A New York harbor service shows bunting pilgrims and a Plaza luncheon for 1000 attendees.
Coronation Day Splendor at Westminster Abbey
The London coronation pageant in Westminster Abbey drew vast crowds amid a sea of color, jewels, and regal display. Observers note the scene as a powerful display of monarchy's stability against socialist dissent, with royal pomp enhanced by foreign dignitaries and national celebration.
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Fashionable Heights
Cox
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Rock
McAlpin Hotel
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State Building
34Th ST. Corner
West Thirtyfourth Street
Eighth Avenue
Wolf
Cleveland Merchant Volunteers For Missionary Service
Empire
Westminster Abbey
George V
Says Marie Corelli
London
Grims Giv
By Marie Corelli
George
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New York Times Co
History
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Camden
England
Dor
Great Britain
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