Death of Baroness de Reinach-Werth Shocking Secretive Union
Baroness de Reinach-Werth formerly Miss Diane Morgan-Hill of Washington died by her own action on June 21 in a nursing home near Regent's Park after a period of hysteria and depression. Coroner's jury in London returned verdict of death by own action while temporarily insane.
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Woman on murder charge commits suicide in jail
Mrs. Vina Hayes, 55, accused of killing her husband Sam Hayes on April 7, shot herself in a County Jail cell in Clinton Missouri while a 40 person jury panel awaited selection. She left a note protesting innocence and had reportedly gained access to a revolver within the jail.
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Man Spends 725 on Beer in 227 Days in Boonton Suit
Adolphus G. Hagan of Boonton testified in Morristown that he spent 725 dollars on beer over 227 days and gave his wife nothing. At five cents a glass this sums to about 14 500 glasses, 63 8 10 per day, equating to 189 cubic feet of beer and a pool sized volume to illustrate the quantity.
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Waiters Strike Called Off After Near-Uniform Vote
The waiters and hotel employees ended a strike with an almost unanimous vote of 2,800 strikers at a special Amsterdam Opera House meeting. An 80 member delegation backed resuming work after inspecting New York hotels and restaurants. The hotel Cadillac Times Square ad follows.
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Striker Killed as Riot Flare in New Jersey Plant
Rioting broke out at Williams & Clark plant in Roosevelt as guards fired over the crowd after repeated rush attempts. One striker John Urban was killed and two others shot in the legs. The strike wave spread to Metuchen and Ford areas with hundreds joining, about 1,200 workers on strike. Sheriff Deputies were deployed to quell unrest.
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New Brunswick
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Roosevelts supporters meet Bryan in Baltimore
Francis J. Heney of California and Charles R. Crane of Chicago consulted with William Jennings Bryan in Baltimore about Roosevelt campaign support. The brief meeting occurred at Bryan's apartment and went unremarked by others.
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Chicago
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Nebraska
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Crane
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No Wedding For Guests In Bronx Ceremony Cancelled
Frank Clark and Dolly Quinn expected to wed at St. Jerome's in the Bronx yesterday morning. About 500 guests arrived to learn the ceremony was off after Quinn received a letter from Clark saying he would never see her again. Clark's family called the situation a mistake and friends attribute it to wedding excitement.
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Orozco Reportedly Seeks Surrender Terms
Unconfirmed reports in Mexico City say rebel leader Orozco has communicated to President Madero his willingness to surrender and seek terms for himself and his men. Cabinet discussions and a broad amnesty plan for political offenders are linked to the possible collapse of the revolution.
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Widow seeks $100000 in railroad wreck suit
Mrs Sadie Mass widow of Harry A Mass clothing manufacturer filed in the Supreme Court for $100000 damages against the Pennsylvania Railroad over her husband’s death in a Warrior's Ridge Pennsylvania wreck on February 14 1911 The Masses married January 17 a posthumous daughter was born Justice Giegerich appointed Kalman Sterhouse Mrs Mass father as guardian ad litem to pursue the suit
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Latest Shipping News Arrivals and Advice Ad
ARRIVED Silvernia Naples June 13 details a ship arrival. The ad then promotes Angostura Bitters to counter hot weather distress with a brief endorsement.
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Hearst Ally May Oust Murphy by Backing Harmon Deal
Incoming reports from Baltimore on June 26 suggest a coalition including Charles F. Murphy Roger Sullivan and Thomas Taggart could back a Harmon and Underwood ticket. Murphy fears Clark nomination would threaten his New York leadership and seeks Hearst backed balance to secure Democratic control and electoral votes.
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Roosevelt Confident as Democrats Set Convention Course
Col Roosevelt watches Baltimore for Democratic nomination moves and contemplates a third party. He says Chicago memories prove his fitness and predicts a conservative Democrat may head the ticket. He travels with Mrs Roosevelt and aides, outlining a provisional eighteen member committee and ongoing organization efforts.
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Summer Time Table Expands LIRR Service on June 27
The Long Island Railroad announces a revised Summer Time Table that adds service and will take effect Thursday, June 27, signaling increased trains and adjusted schedules for riders.
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New York Times Special Train to Baltimore Schedule
The New York Times announces a special train to Baltimore carrying the City Edition with latest political and sporting news. It departs Penn Station at 3:25 A.M. and stops at Trenton West Philadelphia Wilmington and Washington before arriving in Baltimore at 7:38 A.M.
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Convention Battle Shapes Democratic Race In Baltimore
At the Democratic National Convention William Jennings Bryan failed to become Temporary Chairman as Parker won 579 to 510. Bryan supporters face an uncertain path with Clark and Wilson factions plotting, while Parker seeks unity and a moderate platform amid party rifts and possible vice presidential debates.
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Convention Clash as Bryan Loses Fight for Temporary Chair
Baltimore dispatch notes a dull convention with no stamping, as Bryan loses the Temporary Chairmanship 579 to 506 to Alton B. Parker. Cohalan runs the floor with Murphy as go-between while Parker speaks to near silence and adjourns fail to hear most speeches.
Progressive Party Conference to Form Roosevelt Ticket
Plans for a new Progressive Party are to be developed today in the city. Frank A. Munsey reports the conference will adopt plans and outline full tickets for the movement focused on Theodore Roosevelt as a leading figure.
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$3.40 to Philadelphia and Return From New York
Rail advertisement from Pennsylvania Railroad listing a Saengerfest special fare from New York to Philadelphia and back. Travel dates June 28 to July 1 with return allowed until July 8 on fast express from Pennsylvania Station.
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