Yale Class Triennial leader Adelbert Hay dies in New Haven fall
Adelbert S. Hay ex Consul at Pretoria and son of Secretary John Hay perished early this morning when he fell from a third floor window at the New Haven House. Police and doctors called the death accidental as Yale alumni and students mourn amid commencement preparations.
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Washington
Adelbert S. Hay
Pretoria
New Haven House
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Seth Mosely
Yale
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Newburn
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New Hampshire
New York
College
Hyperion Theatre
University
Cla Mater
Polymed
Julian Mason
Edward @&. Mason
Chicago
New London
Ee Essenger
Newspaper page brief listing contents and sections
The note outlines a twelve page edition with sections on financial review quotation supplement arrivals at Otis and out of town buyers fires intelligence weather yesterday's fires real estate and a Poland spring water promotion. It references page numbers for each topic and notes a far northern focus on Polish events.
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Otis
Secretary Hay Prostrated by Grief in New Haven
Secretary of State John Hay arrived in New Haven in evident fatigue after his son's death. He is kept at the Moseley residence with Miss Helen Hay at his bedside while relatives arrive from Cleveland Boston and New York. Officials announce no funeral plans until Mrs Hay and Samuel Mather reach the city and the class of 1898 mourns in silence.
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New Haven
Conn
John Hay
Washington
Whitney
R. L. McDuffy
New York City
Charles Wade
Cleveland
Hay
Seth Moseley
Wall Street
Col. Hay
Samuel D. Gilbert
Helen Hay
Mosely
Wadena
Cambridge
Harvard
Alice Hay
Newbury
N. H
Clarence Hay
Simsbury
Samuel Mather
Mather
Gilbert
Adelbert Hay
College Town
Secretary Hay Learns of Son's Death in Night Tragedy
Secretary Cortelyou informs Secretary Hay of his son’s death after a sidewalk accident in New Haven. Cortelyou arranges an early departure as Hay travels by rail to New Haven, while the family is away in Cleveland and Newburn, N H.
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Adelbert S. Hay
Washington
Hay
Cortelyou
Mosely
New Haven House
New Haven
Buffalo
Adelbert
Cleveland
Newburn
N. H
Lake Sunapec
Eastlake
Purest Natural Spring Water Claim Goes Worldwide
A bold claim states the water is the purest natural spring water in the world. The statement emphasizes exceptional purity and global reach, suggesting heightened quality standards and widespread recognition.
New Train to Buffalo from Grand Central
New York Central has placed in service an entirely new daylight train from Grand Central leaving at 9 20 A M and arriving in Buffalo at 9 20 P M The service offers a daytime trip through the Hudson River area and Mohawk Valley to Buffalo Ve
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Buffalo
New York Central
Grand Central Station
Hudson River
Mohawk Valley
Major Sloan of the Old Guard Drowned in Yachting Accident
Col Thomas E Sloan of New York City and Major of the Old Guard drowned off Keyser Island in South Norwalk Harbor after a squall capsized their thirty foot sloop. Capt Rowland Haviland rescued others and retrieved Sloan, aided by Drs Himmels and Peters. Sloan, born 1842 in Boston, had served in the Civil War and held posts with National Express and Metropolitan Steam Laundry. He leaves two daughters and was connected with multiple clubs in New York and Brooklyn.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Thomas E. Sloan
New York City
Old Guard
Keyser’s Island
Rowland Haviland
William Johnson
Haviland
Col. Sloan
Joseph Himmels
Alfred Peters
Mr. Sloan
Norwalk
Mahackemo
New York
Rossmore
Metropole
Boston
Sloan
National Express Company
Metropolitan Steam Laundry Company
McLean
Roswell P. Flower
Manhattan, Colonial
Lawyers
Democratic
Brooklyn and
Algonquin
Brooklyn
Striking machinists shot in South Carolina riot
In Columbia on June 23 a clash between striking machinists and sympathizers at the Southern Railway shops left one guard shot and several non union workers wounded. About 100 to 150 masked rioters attacked sleeping cars injuring multiple men as police guarded the shops and later marches of beaten workers traveled along the railroad.
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Columbia
S. C
Southern Railway
South Carolina
Andrew Myers
Myers
Needle Found in Baby's Stomach by X Ray Doctor
In Newark on June 23, 1910, fifteen month old Mary Lang had a needle removed from her stomach by Dr Frank Devlin after X ray imaging at St James Hospital. The needle was freed through the skin without surgery, a feat the doctor says could not have resulted from swallowing.
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Newark
N. J
Mary Lang
Adams Street
Frank Devlin
Devlin
Mallory Liner Comal Ashore Near Jupiter Inlet
The Mallory Line steamer Comal ran aground last night four miles south of Jupiter Inlet, Florida, with no immediate reports of casualties.
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Mallory
Comal
Miami
Fla
Mallory Line
Jupiter Inlet
Mallory Line Steamer Sails for Galveston
The Steamer Camal departed this port on Wednesday June 19 bound directly for Galveston. Mallory Line steamers carry both passengers and merchandise. Adv.
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Camal
Galveston
Mallory Line
Johann Hoff’s Mast Extract Promoted as Nutritive Aid
An advertisement touts JOHANN HOFF'S MAST EXTRACT as a perfect aid to nature for converting food nutrition into bland flesh. Readers are urged to obtain JOHANN HOFF'S from the Adv. department.
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Johann Hoff
Cailles Surrenders With 650 Men on Luzon Island
Gen Cailles and 650 troops with 500 rifles surrender at Santa Cruz Laguna Lu zon Island. Oaths of allegiance to the United States given to former insurgents. Col Caballes also surrenders after fleeing to the mountains. Cailles could not bring in all insurgents. surrender orderly. Insurgent prisoners to be released. Malvar expected to surrender soon.
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Santa Cruz
Province of
Laguna
Luzon Island
Cailles
United States
Malvar
Plan for Hawaii annexation to California proposed
The Volcano reports Stanford President David Starr Jordan suggests Hawaii become five counties and a California Congressional district. California would receive Hawaii and its trade, with Hawaii gaining Senators and Representatives and ending costly territorial government amid local talk. Judge Humphreys and other Hawaiians support annexation. the idea dominates island discussion.
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David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Jordan
Hawaii
California
America
Humphreys
Islands
Evans astonished by Sickles denial over pension bureau
Washington a June 23 pension commissioner Evans expressed astonishment at Gen. Sickles denial of Corporal Tanner’s claim that the Republican National Committee promised his renewal after the election. Evans suggested Sickles may be misquoted and praised the general as a longtime ally.
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Evans
D. E. Sickles
Tanner
Bickies
Republican National Committee
Gen. Sickles
Taffner
White House
Sickles
Pension Bureau
Recorder
Harvesting On Sunday In The American Bottom
The first week of the wheat harvest in the American Bottom ended with ideal conditions. The crop is enormous and yields are far above recent years with upland areas 100 percent better than usual. Labor shortages appeared as grain ripened simultaneously across regions, with binders working long hours into the night.
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ST. Louis
Madison County
Rise in St Louis Securities Draws Bull Market
St Louis investors gained over 1.65 million dollars in a week as banking and trust company shares surged. The bull run is tied to expectations that the World's Fair will boost profits for local financial institutions, with most buying coming from the public seeking dividends.
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ST. Louis
New Haven Woman's Body Found
The body of Miss Frances Wheeler of New Haven was found on the shore at Bristol Rhode Island this morning. She had been missing from the Hopeworth Sanitarium since last Monday and had been an inmate for five months suffering from a nervous disease. She leaves a mother in New Haven and a brother in Kansas and was forty four years old.
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New Haven
Bristol
R. I
Frances Wheeler
Wheeler
Hopeworth Sanitarium
Sanitarium
Kansas
200 LIVES LOST IN CLOUDBURST IN POCAHONTA REGION
Disaster in Pocahontas coal region of West Virginia and Virginia follows a cloudburst, with estimates of 200 dead and hundreds missing. Bridges, tracks, and mining towns submerged. rail lines and coke ovens heavily damaged. relief teams mobilized and lines to Vivian and Ennis severed.
Anxiety at Roanoke Reports West Virginia Flood Damage
Unconfirmed reports describe a cloudburst and flood across the Elkhorn coal region in West Virginia near Keystone and Bluefield. The disaster devastates Keystone town and impacts Flat Top coal plants, with telegraph and rail lines destroyed and initial death toll estimates ranging from 200 to 500 or more.
Death in Cloudburst Ravages Pocahontas Coal Basin
BLUEFIELD West Virginia June 23 A catastrophic flood along the Pocahontas coal basin caused massive destruction and loss of life. Officials estimate at least 200 dead as Keystone and surrounding towns were inundated. many residents fled to river banks with goods and liquor washing away in floodwaters.
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West Virgina
Keystone
Elkhorn
West Virginia
Virginia
Pocahontas Coal Basin
Bluefield
West Va
Norfolk and Western
Pocahontas Coal Operations
Pocahontas
Ennis
Vivian Yard
Burke
Myles Standish Ginger Ale Bottle Delights Palate
A well chilled bottle of Myles Standish Ginger Ale is described as capable of delighting the palate. The note emphasizes serving cold for best flavor and refreshment.
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Myles Standish
Devastating Flood Hits McDowell and Adjacent Areas
The June 23 report describes flood devastation across northeastern McDowell County West Virginia and adjoining Mercer and Tazewell counties. Towns from Norwood to Coaldale along the Big Sandy River and Norfolk and Western line suffer heavy damage as coal counties see rapid population growth and large property interests.
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Wheeling
West Va
McDowell
Mercer County
Tazewell County
Misajas Ridge
Wyoming County
Big Sandy
Welch
North Fork
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Norwood
Vivian
Eckman
Keystone
Pocahontas
Elkhorn
Ennis
Mayberry
Coaldale
Bluestone
Bramwell
Purest Natural Spring Water in the World Claim
An advertisement proclaims the product as the purest natural spring water in the world highlighting its mineral clarity and pristine source. The snippet emphasizes purity and health benefits to attract buyers.
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Financial Review
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Norfolk and Western Railway
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Vandyke
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Witten's Mill
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Pocahontas Company
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