Seligman Brother Dies in East Side Auto Crash
Alfred L. Seligman, 46, youngest son of Joseph Seligman, was killed when his northbound car collided with a westbound vehicle at Seventy-second Street and West End Avenue. Morris Ranger and other passenger escaped serious harm. Russell W. Stuart's car occupant described speed as twenty to twenty five miles per hour. Seligman, a former Anglo California Bank treasurer, supported the Young Men's Symphony Orchestra and housed a noted instrument collection.
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Alfred I. Seligman
Isaac N. Seligman
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Seventy-second Street
West End Avenue
East Sixtieth Street
Greenwich, Conn
Seligman
Mr. Seligman
Morris Ranger
Seventh Avenue
Russell W. Stuart
Tire Core Company
West Fifty-ninth Street
Mr. Ranger
Harry Larkin
John S. Huyler
West Seventy-second Street
West Sixty-eighth Street
Feinberg
McDonald
George Nobac
Stuart
Anglo-California Bank
Young Men’s Symphony Orchestra
Henry B. Harris
George. W. Seligman
Seligman & Seligman
Isaac Newton Seligman
E. A. R. Seligman
MacVickar
Columbia University
Isaac N. Se
George Seligman
West Ninetyfifth Street
Auto Hits Telephone Pole In Westfield
In Westfield New Jersey on June 24 Hiram L Fink and his son H C Fink automobile dealers were in a car when a front tire exploded sending the car onto the sidewalk and into a telephone pole. The elder Fink is unconscious with concussion and internal injuries after the crash while his son escaped serious harm though was mentally unsettled for hours. The car was wrecked.
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Westfield
N. J
Hiram L. Fink
H. C. Fink
Young Fink
Walnut Street
Columbia Professor Reaches Mt McKinley Summit
Special to The New York Times Prof Lierschel Parker of Columbia University reaches the summit of Mt McKinley and begins his return to report success. The expedition included Belmore Browne and Arthur Aten, with Browne noting a new route and two new glaciers. The party, which left Seattle in January, had previously failed twice and faced early start and precautions this year.
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New York Times
Seattle
Lierschel Parker
Columbia
University
Moon
McKinley
America
George Brown
Tacoma
Belmore Browne
Parker
Cook Inlet
Browne
Fairbanks
Glacier City
Prof
Brooklyn
Mt. McKinley
Dr. Cook
Arthur Aten
Valdez
Alaska
Lusitania Slow Near West Irish Coast
Special cable from London reports the Lusitania nearing the West Irish coast at reduced speed due to a problem with the centre propeller blades. She is expected to pass Queenstown at 3 this morning, with the California of the Anchor Line slated to sail to New York next Sunday in her place.
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New York Times
London
Lusitania
West Irish
Queenstown
New York
California
Betting on Bryan Now in Baltimore Convention Debate
Bets in the financial district on Taft's nomination paid yesterday with small sums under 100 dollars. The Street senses Bryan's nomination as a sporting event with one bettor risking 500 dollars at 1 to 3 that Bryan would win and another wagering 1,000 against Bryan, leaving 166.66 to risk against 500.
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Taft
Bryan
Baltimore
Canadian town fire sweeps Chicoutimi landmarks
Fire in Chicoutimi Quebec destroyed the Chateau Saguenay the cathedral the town hall and the Chicoutimi Hotel. Several blocks of stores and residences burned as flames raged for hours before containment.
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Chateau Saguenay
Chicoutimi
Quebec
Chicoutimi Hotel
District of
Saguenay
Ward Buys Dudley House in Park Lane, London
The Hon. John Hubert Ward brother of the Earl of Dudley buys Dudley House Park Lane a famed London mansion. The residence was recently occupied by South African financier J B Robinson. Mrs John Ward is Whitelaw Reid’s daughter and the couple wed in 1908.
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London
John Hubert Ward
Earl of Dudley
Dudley House
Park Lane
J. B. Robinson
John Ward
Whitelaw Reid
Mr. Ward
Ticket Taker Dies at Post at Polo Grounds
Joseph Sturges, 52, longtime ticket taker at the Polo Grounds and former bookmaker, was found dead in his chair at the ticket office yesterday afternoon. He resided at 59 Vermilye Avenue, The Bronx. He was discovered at 2:40 PM, with heart disease cited as the cause.
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Joseph Sturges
Polo Grounds
Sturges
Vermilye Avenue
Bronx
Decapitation in Columbia University Elevator Shaft Incident
Thomas Daly a 25 year old laborer from 3 Greenwich Street Long Island City was killed at Havemeyer Hall Columbia University when he stuck his head through a wall opening near the elevator shaft to check the car and was decapitated as counterweights descended. his body fell to the floor with his head remaining in the shaft.
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Thomas Daly
Greenwich Street
Long Island City
Havemeyer Hall
Columbia University
Shipping Report Caronia Bound for New York
Latest shipping news reports the SS Caronia on a Liverpool to New York voyage. At 7 05 P M it was 810 miles east of Sandy Hook and due at New York on the 25th at 7 P M.
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Wireless
Marconi
Liverpool
New York
Sandy Hook
Land of the Sky North Carolina Travel Ad
Southern Railway promotes Western North Carolina for summer travel with mentions of springs waterfalls streams lakes and cool places. Advertises booklets from the New York office at 264 West 31st Street corner 29th Avenue for summer passenger service and recreation.
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Southern Railway
South
North Carolina
Land of the Sky
Sapphire Country
The
Bahama
N. Y
Wirth
Adv
Seee NE Ere Horsfera’s Ane Phosphate Relief
An old advertisement touts Horsfera’s Phosphate as an aid for sour stomach headaches and nausea. It presents the product as a general stomach relief and appetizing aid with claimed benefits.
Roosevelt Would Have Won If Delegates Had Sworn
The Roosevelt third party push heats up as he travels toward Oyster Bay to map plans and name a broad Organization Committee. He cites Democratic taint in the convention and recounts a failed pledge drive to purge delegates and start over.
Taft Campaign Faces Elector Mix Up Over State Tickets
Washington report outlines the clash over electors named on Republican tickets after primaries. Taft aims to replace electors in states with Progressive roosevelt slates, with litigation possible in Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia. Roosevelt faces petition campaigns to field new electors and tickets.
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New York Times
Washington, D. C
Taft
Republiican
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Flinn
Chicago
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Republican National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
New York
New York Times Special Train to Baltimore Schedule
The New York Times runs a special train to Baltimore carrying the CITY EDITION with the latest news. It leaves Penn Station at 3:25 AM and arrives at West Philadelphia at 3:35 AM, then proceeds to Wilmington at 6:50 AM and Washington by 7:10 AM. Baltimore regular train departs at 7:38 AM.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Times
Penn
Phempon
West Philadelphia
Wilmington
Washington
Pennsylvania
T R May Win Jersey Electors Fight Taft in Primaries
In Trenton on June 24, debate grows over New Jersey electors for November. A Leavitt bill amends the 1910 German law, allowing a convention of nominees to select presidential electors, splitting Taft and Roosevelt support with assemblies pledged to their chosen electors.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Taft
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Leavitt
Mercer County
Fort
Jersey
Senate
Assembly
Bryan Lead Fight Within Democrats Over Temporary Chairmanship
Baltimore June 24 Bryan backed by Wilson and Progressives contests Parker for Temporary Chairman at the Democratic National Convention. National Committee endorses Parker while Bryan denounces predatory interests and vows to press a Progressive line to defeat Roosevelt’s potential third party influence.
Roosevelt League Aims to Control Colorado GOP
The Roosevelt Progressive Republican League of Colorado announces plans to seize the state Republican organization and appoint Roosevelt supporters to the electoral college. The statement was issued from headquarters today.
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Denver
Cole
Jane
Roosevelt Progressive Republican League of Colorado
Republican
Roosevelt
Bryan Seethes Over Parker Choice For Convention Chair
In Baltimore on June 24 William Jennings Bryan blasted the National Committee for naming Alton B. Parker Temporary Chairman. He said a Progressive candidate would be presented and warned the Belmont-Ryan-Murphy interests were guiding the party against democratic will. He vowed to fight for a rival leader or stand as a candidate himself if needed.
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Baltimore
Moscow
Roosevelt
Chicago
la Salle Street
Mr. Roosevelt
New York Times
William Tennings Bryan
Wilson
Alton B. Parker
Judge Parker
Bryan
Wall Street
National Committee
Democratic Party
Ollie James
Kentucky
Senator O'Gorman
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Champ Clark
Parker
Judge
Norman E. Mack
Thomas Taggart
Roger Sullivan
James Guffey
Clark
Belmont-Ryan-Murphy
Taft
Murphy
Blorrow
Mr. Bryan
Tammany
William R. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Gov. Wilaton
Mr. Parker
Democratic National Committee
Khe
Belvedere
Democratic Committee
de Lancey Nicoll
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Taft
Hotel Cadillac Ad in Times Square
Hotel Cadillac in Times Square offers 200 rooms with bath at $2.00 daily. Reservations wired at our expense. adr.
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Cadillac
Times Square
Broadway
N. Y
Adr
REAT BEAR SPRING WATER. ore per case of
Water price listing appears garbled with missing context. The fragment mentions a beer or water product and a price per case, but lacks clear event or attribution. The readable bits indicate a beverage item tied to a regional brand. No concrete names, dates, or places are available.
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Alfred L. Seligman
R. W. Stuart
Kryptok
Beercer
Mother
Ward
Ambassador Reid
Laborer
Toledo
Ohio
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louis
New Party
Ben Lindsey
Hiram W. Johnson
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Miles. Poindexter
C. A. Aldrich
Nebraska
R. S. Vesley
South Dakota
J. A. van Valkenburg
Philadelphia North American
Col. W. R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Richmond Fearson
William A. Prendergast
James R. Garfield
William Allen White
Kansas
Gibford Pinchot
Ben D. Lindsey
Colorado
Matthew Hale
Massachusetts
George L. Record
Charles H .Thompson
Vermont
Col
E. C. Carrington
Gov. Hadley
Missouri
Senator Borah
Idaho
Stubbs
Sherman
Moved
Litiga
T. R
Will
Convention City
Balti
Clark National
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