Rural unrest swells as winegrowers rally in Narbonne district
Reports from Narbonne describe agitation spreading among rural winegrowers who may join urban rioters. General Chailley foresees a brief military occupation, noting the country is not fully in revolt and locals appear sympathetic. Paris awaits a chamber decision on wine Grands bill to calm protests, though southern dispatches hint for an immediate cease of troubles.
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le Narbonne
Chailley
Argeliers
Paris
Chamber
Esterday
Anarchists in the Midi Spark Riots Across Narbonne
Paris reports that the government sees the southern revolt as largely broken with danger from professional agitators and anarchists crossing from Spain. In Narbonne, Sub Prefect Leullier was beaten and stripped by mobs seeking releases. hundreds of troops are deployed as riders and deputies face hostile crowds.
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Paris
Chailley
Narbonne
Spain
Marcelin Albert
Leullier
M.leullier
M. Leullier
Lafferre
Regimental Mutiny Suppresses Subordination in Agée
In Narbonne on June 23 the Seventeenth Regiment at Agée faced renewed unrest as 4. MBe men demanded twenty four live to day at the colonel's orders. The men absented themselves with about 300 marching to Bé chers. Officials debate how Section 2 will handle the insubordination upon the soldiers' return.
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Narbonne
Agée
Eeetion 2
Montpellier Crowds Await Release After Premier Visit
Large crowds gathered around the prison at Montpellier this evening hoping for the release of Dr. Ferroul and other imprisoned committee members. The event followed M. Albert's visit to Premier Clemenceau and ended with no disorder as the crowd dispersed at midnight.
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Montpellier
Dr. Ferroul
M. Albert
Clemenceau
Agitation Spreads in Bordeaux Wine Region Demonstration
In Bordeaux on June 23 a large protest expanded to the region with about 4,000 participants at Lesparre. Troops were sent by authorities but the demonstration ended peacefully, accompanied by cheers for a civic strike.
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Bordeaux
Lesparre
Prudential Stock Rises Amid Dividend Plan Debate
A plan to raise dividends above 10 percent spurs a 200 point jump in Prudential Insurance shares quoted at 600. New York buyers of large option blocks stir gossip, but locals doubt the action drives the move. Newark traders like John C. Eisele attribute gains to improving fundamentals across insurance and public utilities.
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Hich
New York
Newark
Ose
John C. Eisele
Prudential Securities
Public Service
Eisele
Newark Securities
Barkers at Coney Quelled by Police Tzar
Police Captain Langan, dubbed Czar of Coney, bans megaphones for barkers amid massive crowds at Coney Island. Barkers improvise with silent placards as other parks report high turnout. drownings and weather heat mark a busy holiday.
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Coney
Automobile Wreck Kills Wife of American in Dieppe
An American man John Ryan and his wife were among six riding in a car that ditched in Dieppe to avoid a cart. Mrs. Ryan died and the others were seriously injured. Ryan represents an automobile firm in France.
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Dieppe
John Ryan
Two Hurt In Brooklyn Auto and Trolley Collision
Early yesterday morning a new fifty horsepower touring car driven by Capt. John Lanyon and Dr. C B Cortright collided with a trolley on Herkimer Street at Troy Avenue Brooklyn. Both men were thrown from the wrecked auto with head shoulder bruises and facial chest and knee contusions. They were taken home for treatment.
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Troy Avenue
Brooklyn
John Lanyon
Pacific Street
C. B. Cortright
Lanyon
Manhattan
Cortright
Capt
Capt. Lanyon
Dr. Cortright
Auto Brakes Fail On Mine Hill Road Narrow Escape
Mr and Mrs Lewis C Rusling and their five year old daughter of Newark suffered a narrow escape when their auto sped down Mine Hill Road near Budd s Lake New Jersey. The front axle broke near the steep stretch causing the machine to crash and the occupants to be thrown clear. All were stunned and bruised but not seriously injured. They were transported to Hackettstown by wagon for treatment.
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New York Times
Budd’s Lake
N. J
Lewis C. Rusling
Newark
Hackettstown
Mine Hill
Rustings
Brown & Rusling Company
Blue Stone
Rusling
Russing
Speedy chauffeurs caught in Brooklyn and Queens
Frederick W. Arthur claimed to chauffeur for Edward H. Harriman when he was nabbed on Bedford Avenue near Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn for twenty one miles per hour. Richard A. Canfield’s chauffeur, John J. Hanley, arrested on Hillside Avenue in Jamaica for thirty five miles per hour. George T. Brokaw’s Arnold Sinn stopped in Queens for twenty seven miles an hour.
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Edward H. Harriman
Bedford Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Brceye
Wleshur
Arthur
Richard A. Canfield
Hillside Avenue
Jamaca
Bergt. Johnson
John J. Hanley
George T. Brokaw
Queens
Arnold Sinn
Young Nurse A Prisoner After Suicide Attempt
Eva Kimmelman an 18 year old probationary nurse from Lebanon Hospital was taken to Bellevue Hospital after a gas exposure in the home at 2122 Lexington Avenue believed accidental. She was placed in the female prison ward on a charge of attempted death by her own action after being treated at Harlem Hospital then Bellevue.
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Eva Kimmelman
Lebanon Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Lexington Avenue
Harlem Hospital
Bellevue
Thugs Assault Passengers on Westchester Avenue Trolley
Passengers and the conductor were assaulted by a group of hoodlums on a Union Railway Line trolley on Westchester Avenue. Charles Frank of 612 East 157th Street was arrested as a ringleader after a second disturbance on the return trip. Conductor Frederick Gescheidle of 2014 Fulton Avenue reported poles torn from the wire and passengers, including women, slapped as chaos erupted. Frank denies involvement. Policeman McGrather made the arrest. others fled.
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Westchester Avenue
Charles Frank
East 157Th Street
Frederick Gescheidle
Fulton Avenue
Frank
McGrather
Newark Boy Finds Two Baby Bodies in Canal
Twelve year old Tony Petro of 115 South Canal Street Newark found a girl baby body in the Morris Canal and brought it to the First Precinct station. He later uncovered a second baby boy body and planned to search for more, saying a dollar was good pay for his day.
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Tony Petro
Canal Street
Newark
N. J
Morris Canal
First Precinct
Petro
Boy Stabbing in Central Park Leaves Wounded Youths
Two boys fought near Seventy seventh Street and Fifth Avenue. John Kelly aged 12 of 1822 Third Avenue stabbed Nathan Levine aged 14 of 230 St Hightieth Street in the thigh. Levine returned home after his wound was dressed. Kelly was taken to Society hospital.
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Central Park
Fifth Avenue
John Kelly
Third Avenue
Nathan Levine
St Hightieth Street
Kely
Levine
Kelly
Pennsylvanian Capitol sculpture pay standoff with Barnard
George Grey Barnard, a young American sculptor, says he was promised 700000 for Capitol work, has received about 60000, and spent large sums on models and duplicates since 1903. He reports delays by the state, legal constraints, and personal hardship while pursuing fair compensation and completion of the Pennsylvania Capitol figures.
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Pennsylvania Capitol
Harrisburg
Michael Angelo
St. Paul
Barnard
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Huston
Commission
Harrisark
New Hampshire
Mr. Barnard
Paris
Société Nationale Des Beaux Arts
Pan
Avondale Farmer Accused of Kidnapping Mary Newlin
Irwin Lewis, jailed in West Chester, Pennsylvania, break down under arrest for allegedly burying five year old Mary Newlin alive on his Avondale farm. Witnesses, including his sister-in-law Mrs Nailor, place him with them on the day the child vanished, while townsfolk swarm the Lewis home seeking the truth.
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New York Times
Avondale
Penn
Irwin Lewis
Mary Newlin
Chester County
West Chester
Lewis
Mrs. Lewis
Harry Newton
Irwin
Mary
Mr. Newton
Wilmington
Del
Goldsmith C. Nailor
Telegraphers Strike Ties Up Coast Traffic
Union leaders report a complete tie up of Pacific Coast telegraph service with Los Angeles behind on 1500 messages and Portland reporting a Northern route blockade. They push for conference with employers and seek federal and state action to regulate telegraphs.
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Samuel J. Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Los Angeles
Portland
Pacific
Atlantic
Congress
Inter-State Commerce Commission
L. W. Storer
The
Postal Telegraph Company
A. H. May
Western Union
Western Union Company
Quarantine Planned for Advanced Tuberculosis in Texas
Dr. W. H. Brumby announces a forthcoming proclamation to quarantine all persons with advanced tuberculosis, placing the disease alongside yellow fever in severity. The measure targets extreme cases to prevent spread within the state.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
W. H. Brumby
Metz Plans Opposing Organ in Brooklyn Sparks Turmoil
Brooklyn political circles buzzed over a rumor that Controller Herman A. Metz intends to start an opposition organ in the Borough of Brooklyn to counter Bird Sim Coler's Bulletin. Coler may face an injunction over copying the Brooklyn Record name, while editors weigh legal action and possible counter suits.
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Herman A. Metz
Bird Sim Coler
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Coler
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Bedford District
Park Slope
Bulletin
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Uptown
Long Island
Record
Hunt
Caldwell's Affidavit Sways Portland Duel in Druce Case
Robert Caldwell of Staten Island claims in an affidavit printed by The Times to have arranged a bogus funeral for the late George Druce at the request of His Grace of Portland. His revelations about a subterranean double life of the fifth Duke of Portland were shared with Druce backers through attorney Perry Allen. Caldwell, who reportedly spoke with Druce backers, has since retreated to his cottage after suffering ptomaine poisoning and has not been seen.
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Robert Caldwell
Staten Island
George Hollansley Druce
Duke of Portland
Caldwell
Druce
Grace of Portland
TIMES
Fifth Duke of Portland
Druce Limited Liability
Stewart
Portland
Perry Allen
Perry
England
Druce Limited Liability Company
Druce Company
the Times
Census Agent Elmore W Sanderson Missing in Newark
Newark police issued a general alarm for Elmore W Sanderson a United States Census Bureau Special Agent based in the Newark Post Office. He has been missing about two weeks since June 12 when he left his office for Manhattan. He had worked on leather industry reports in New Jersey and was formerly Assistant City Clerk and with Public Service Corporation. He was investigating Passaic River matters.
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Newark
Elmore W. Sanderson
United States Census Bureau
Sanderson
Manhattan
New Jersey
Public Service Corporation
Passaica River
Bulldog’s howl uncovers ironworker Martin Eagan found dead
The body of ironworker Martin Eagan was found in the rear yard of 2335 Second Avenue after his bulldog’s howling. Police suspect he wandered into a bedroom window during sleep. George H. Evans, driver for Mrs. William H. Reeder, was discharged after Harlem Court arraignment for speeding on Broadway. Nicholas Fisher of 784 Courtlandt Avenue, Bronx, was killed when a large cake of ice fell from a wagon.
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Eagan
George H. Evans
William H. Reeder
Reeder
Hancock
Harlem Court
Broadway
Nicholas Fisher
Courtlandt Avenue
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