Barricades stormed in Warsaw amid widespread disturbances
Disorder crowds blocked streets in Warsaw with barricades on Ogrodowa Ixrochmalna and Wronia. soldiers and police fired on rioters wounding ten and a boy killed in the central market. Cossacks charged at Zelazna Street wounding three. 200 arrested. martial law declared in Lodz.
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Warsaw
Ogrodowa
Ixrochmalna
Wronia
Zelazna Street
Social Democratic Party
Jewish Bund
Venonia
M. Pavloff
Czenstochowa
Piotrkow
Chenstahoff
Byelostok
Tae? Douma Neve
Turmoil Across Russia Threatens Government
Gloomy days in Russia as dispatches warn of Poland and Caucasus unrest. Strikes demonstrations and agrarian disorders spread, with reports of mobilization in St. Petersburg and Moscow slated for June 28 and 22. Georgia faces anger over clergy treatment as Cossacks disperse gathered priests with knouts.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Poland
Caucasus
Russiad
Lodz
Moscow
Georgia
Index to Departments and Page References
The listing outlines sections of a newspaper with department titles and page numbers. It includes Commercial World Amusements Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Weather Report Yesterday's Fires and their respective pages.
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Marine Intelligence
Society
United Service
Weather Report
Strike at Erie Basin Riveters Halt Work in Shipyards
Nine hundred men at the Erie Basin Dry Dock Company walked out after wage demands were refused last Tuesday. Riveters and helpers, plus roiler makers, joined a general strike as Philadelphia skilled laborers arrived for replacements but refused to work. Company officials warned of replacements and vowed to fight the strike while denying any plant-wide layoff.
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Erie Basin ‘Dry Dock Company
John N. Robins Company
Robins
W. EE. Todd
Philadelphia
Dwight and
van Dyke Streets
Todd
Erie Basin Dry Dock Company
Dickey
Strike on Schwab Residence Delays Work on 73rd Street
A new strike was ordered yesterday at the Schwab residence to protest the hire of non union pipe and boiler coverers. Union asbestos workers have walked out and plumbers tile layers and other trades may join today under an arbitration disagreement. Independent contractor status excludes this case from the Building Trades Employers' Association agreement.
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Schwab
Seventy-third Street
Riverside Drive
Roswell D. Tompkins
Associated Building Trades
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Train Collision Kills Two In Baltimore Trolley Crash
Special to The New York Times. In Baltimore on June 26 a loaded trolley car and a freight train collided at a grade crossing on the Pennsylvania Railroad at 11 PM. Two people died Laura Scarborough and Mrs. Sarah Cromwell others injured include Oliver Cromwell and ten more passengers. The trolley carried thirty eight aboard and the crash followed the Riverview resort opening.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Laura Scarborough
Sarah Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell
Mary Kirchenberg
Edward Ulrich
Francis S. Skirvan
Oliver Price
Mary Kasel
Thomas E Mason
George Drescher
Charles Brebeck
Sarah Jones
George S. Mann
Riverview Resort
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Death pact ends lovers tale in Totowa home
June 26 in Totowa, Henry Eichenrodt bandmaster aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln died with his wife to be Lara Tetzold. They consumed carbolic acid and released gas after a parting gathering, dying in each other’s arms. Eichenrodt faced overseas duty and Manila or China assignment. The couple had married nine months earlier in Paterson.
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Lara Tetzold
Ienry Tetzold
Union
Ryerson Avenues
Eichenrodt
Paterson
Manila
China
89 to Niagara Falls and Return by Lehigh Valley R R
Train schedule note listing travel to Niagara Falls and return for July 1 2 3 with information contact at 64 Broadway New York and 325 Fulton Street Brooklyn. Ady.
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Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley R. R
Bway
Fulton St
Three Men Die as Harlem Storm Wrecks Two Buildings
A severe afternoon storm from New Jersey hurled across Harlem and the Bronx, ripping chimneys from under construction five story apartments on One Hundred Thirty sixth Street. Three workers were buried in the wreck. foreman Thomas Lalor died, while Alexis Salvatino and Yaconell Savois survived with injuries. Police and fire crews battled bricks and lime as a priest offered last rites. The quake damaged offices and homes across the area. two contractors were charged with homicide. Wind peaked at 45 mph per the Weather Bureau near 4:30 pm.
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New Jersey
Harlem
Riverside
Drive
Thomas Lalor
East Seventy-seventh Street
Alexis Salvatino
Fifth Street
Yaconell Savois
Tundred
Twelfth Street
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Thirty-sixth Street
Broadway
Riverside Drive
Brown & Pearlman
Mangin Street
Robert Smith
Lalor
Father Barringer
Church of the Annunciation
Dr.Wren
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Lavois
Abraham Bardach
Abraham Pearlman
West Fortaseventh Street
Scholer
Bronx
Legal Aid Society
Hamilton
Park Avenue
John Kelly
Kelly
Thomas Mermody
East Ninety-ninth Street
Weather Bureau
American Surety Company
Nantucket
Titian Portrait of Pietro Aretino Arrives in London
Special Cable reports London has acquired a high order Titian at Colnaghi's Gallery Pall Mall. The Times critic calls the portrait of Pietro Aretino from the Palace of Prince Chigi in Rome a splendid work of great simplicity in composition and execution. It is regarded as among Titian's most powerful late or middle period portraits.
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NEW York Times
London
the Times
England
Colnaghi
Pall Mall
Pietro Aretino
Prince Chigi
Rome
Morelli
Bank cashier pleads guilty amid mob threats in Clinton
Thomas M. Casey cashier of the Salmon and Salmon bank faced a threatening crowd as depositors lost faith after his arrest on(Note: Ensure this summary reflects the readable facts. include named individuals and actions while preserving neutral tone. The article describes Casey's statements, crowd threats, militia mobilization, and summons against bank heads in Clinton Missouri.)
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New York Times
Clinton, Mo
Thomas M. Casey
Bank of Salmon & Salmon
Casey
Sedalia Company
Sedalia
Kansas City
United States
J. A. Morrison
Harvey W. Salmon
George Y. Salmon
Panama Liner Returns to Port Amid Unexplained Delay
The Panama Line steamer City of Savannah, chartered from the Savannah Line, left at 4 PM yesterday bound for Colon. Sighted near Scotland Lightship at 12:30 AM returning to port with about twenty passengers aboard. Officials offered no explanation for the return, suggesting possible machinery trouble or compass adjustments. After passing the Hook she resumed southward at full speed.
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Panama Line
City of
Savannah
Savannah Line
Colon
Scotland
Col Henry W Comstock Arrested in Boston Larceny Case
Col Henry W Comstock, mining promoter, was arrested by Boston police on a larceny charge. Mrs Cora A Frothingham alleges she gave him two $1,000 bonds to collateralize 100 Chesapeake and Ohio shares, which she says were not returned and no stock delivered. The arrest concerns the larceny claim separate from the June 12 robbery report.
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Boston
Henry W. Comstock
New York
Cora A. Frothingham
Atlantic
Mass
Comstock
New York Central Railroad
AT 75 TWINS SEE CONEY
Twin sisters aged seventy five travel from Albany and Bridgeport to Brooklyn to celebrate. They are Mrs Lydia McAlpin of Bridgeport and Mrs Louis Herzog of Albany. They stay with Mrs W B Dennis at 1305 Dorchester Road and visit Coney Island for the first time enjoying dinner after sightseeing.
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Albany
Bridgeport, Conn
Brooklyn
Lydia McAlpin
Bridgeport
Louis Herzog
New Santa Fe Prosecutor Takes Rail Rebates Case
Assistant Attorney General Milton D. Purdy is placed in charge of prosecuting the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and other railroads for rebates. He will pursue the core corporation and carry out government orders, after resignations by Harmon and Judson over broader aims.
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New York Times
Washington
Milton D. Purdy
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé
Harmon
Judson
Santa Fé
Paul Morton
Pur
20th Century Limited Train Schedules Ad
The 20th Century Limited of the New York Central Lines leaves New York daily at 8 30 P M and arrives Chicago 8 30 A M. Returning, it leaves Chicago via Lake Shore at 2 30 P M and arrives New York at 9 30 A M next day. Reservations advised to secure best accommodations.
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20Th Century
Chicago
20Th Century Limited
New York Central Lines
New York
Lake Shore
Adv
Vanderbilt Yacht Tarantula Collision Near City Island
A miscommunication of signals led the steam yachts Tarantula and Norman to collide off City Island yesterday. No one aboard was injured. a steward aboard the Norman was briefly knocked overboard but was rescued. The Tarantula, an 84-ton turbine yacht owned by Vanderbilt, sailed to Robert Jacobs ship yard for repairs after the impact that stove in her bows.
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William K. Vander’t, Jr
Tarantula
Long Island Channel
City Island
Frank Tilford
Norman
Mr. Tilford
Mr. Vanderbilt
Great Neck
Edwards
Mr.Tilford
Capt. Edwards
Robert Jacob
Frank Larkin
Tilford
England
Vanderbilt
Howard Gould
Niagara IV
Arrow
Cox & King
London
Yarrow & Co
Chester
Penn
Gardner& Cox
Runaways Relent After Mother Reclaims New York Pair
A New York mother and police escorted Cecilia Mandell and Jacinto Lopez from a Morgan Line steamship to the Third Precinct in New Orleans. Mandell persuaded her mother to relent and the girl could remain in the city. Mandell\u2019s baggage had been checked to 1120 Thalia Street, with 1317 Carondelet Street as the intended destination.
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New York Times
New Orleans
Morgan Line
New York
Third Precinct
Cecilia Mandell
East Twenty-first Street
Jacinto Lopez
Run on Dunkirk banks shocks Dunkirk N Y residents
In Dunkirk New York on June 26 a run occurred at both the Lake Shore National Bank and the Merchants' National Bank. Banks remained open until 6 pm, settling all claims in full. Cashiers served many customers, and both institutions drew extra currency from Buffalo. Lake Shore lists assets of 1.5 million with 1,188,405 in deposits. Merchants deposits total 744,000 with 936,662 in resources.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Lake Shore National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Merchants’ Bank
Lake Shore Bank
Buffalo
Doctor A Feud Victim In Itasca Shootout
In Itasca Texas Dr F B Maner and Ephraim Griffin renewed a long standing feud firing seven shots. Maner was killed by wounds to the heart and lung. Griffin was wounded and later surrendered to authorities at Hillsboro Hill County jail. The incident provoked strong feelings among their friends. Intercollegiate Boat Races at PoKeepsie tomorrow with a Day Line Str. table d hote dinner and round trip rail fare $2.
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New York Times
Dallas
Tex
F. B. Maner
Ephraim Griffin
Texas
Itasca
Maner
Griffin
Hill County
Hillsboro
China to adopt constitutional government within twelve years
A Telegraph report from Peking via Tokio states that China will establish constitutional government within twelve years. The interim period will focus on reforms needed to enable the change.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Peking
Tokio
China
Fear blocks Baltic fleet access with rail plans
In St Petersburg on June 26 the government reportedly decided to lay a third track on the Finnish Railway to deter a potential Japanese fleet in the Baltic. It could use the Aland Islands as a naval base to blockade the Baltic coast. Russia has only one serviceable battleship left. The Aland Islands near Sweden guard Bomarsund’s site on the Gulf of Bothnia.
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Baltic
Aland Islands
Russia
Gulf of Bothnia
Bomarsund
Auto Runs Girl Down at Cooper Square
At 1 20 this morning an automobile numbered 16 913 N Y ran down Lena Emmett twenty two years old of 99 Third Avenue near Cooper Square The rear wheel broke as the car moved at high speed and ran over the girl She was probably fatally hurt.
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Anutomobile
N. Y
Cooper Square
Lena Emmett
Third Avenue
Car Plunges Into Tree In Central Park Crash
An auto owned by J Hech of 109 West Thirty-sixth Street ran into a tree near East Drive at Seventieth Street in Central Park just before 1 AM. Occupants Louis Liebers of 139 West One Hundred and Eighth Street and E. R. Merwin of 178 Harrison Street Orange New Jersey were thrown out. The car skidded on a curve at high speed and struck the tree. Liebers damaged his right wrist and Merwin injured a kneecap. They were transported to Presbyterian Hospital.
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J. Hech
West Thirty-sixth Street
Central Park
Louis Liebers
West One Hundred and Eighth Street
E. R. Merwin
Harrison Street
Orange
N. J
Liebers
Nis
Merwin
Presbyterian Hospital
Incendiary Fires Detected In Double City Tenements
Police found two separate kerosene smeared fires at 216 East One Hundred and Eighth Street and 2029 Third Avenue at midnight. In both cases hallway mats were soaked with kerosene but officers prevented any spread or damage.
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One Hundred and Fourth Street
One Hundred and Eighth Street
Third Avenue
One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Girl Saves Train and Seeks School After Landslide Rescue
Asheville North Carolina June 26 The bravery of Nannie Gibson an eleven year old mountain girl who by flagging it with her red petticoat saved a train from plunging into a landslide and toppling over down the mountainside has been substantially rewarded by the Southern Railway. When Nannie was asked what she wanted she said she desired to go to school. The Southern Railroad has sent her a check and a letter agreeing to provide for her education and afterward to see that she is well provided for.
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New York Times
Asheville
N. C
Nannie Gibson
Southern Railway
Nannie
Southern Railroad
Cannon Loses Foot Race at Burlington Station
Speaker Joseph Cannon of the House, returning from a Congressional party visit, raced a young woman from the Portland Exposition and Alaska delegation at Burlington station. He finished second as Mrs. L. W. Busby, wife of his private secretary, challenged him amid cheering onlookers and remarks from Congressmen Hedge and local citizens.
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New York Times
Burlington
Iowa
Joseph Cannon
House of Representatives
Portland Exposition
Alaska
Hedge
Cannon
L. W. Busby
LawsonHopes to be Hanged Over Oil Question
Thomas W. Lawson wired the Missouri Valley Chautauqua management saying if he fails to answer a July 12 audience question on Standard Oil and "systems" he hopes they will hang him to the nearest tree.
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New York Times
Des Moines
Iowa
Thomas W. Lawson
Missouri Valley Chautauqua Management Today
Standard Oil
Systems
Governor Stokes Aids Eye Cinder Halts Bank Directors
Governor Stokes, returning from Millville, got a cinder in his eye and the Mechanics National Bank directors adjourned as he required medical relief. A physician removed the cinder. The item ends with an ad note praising Usher's Scotch highball.
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New York Times
Trenton
Millville
Stokes
Mechanics’ National Bank
Dodge and Smith Quit the Equitable Directors resign amid investigation and governance shifts
Charles Stewart Smith and Marcellus Hartley Dodge resigned as Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society to avoid conflicts from Hyde stock. Col John Jacob Astor reportedly also resigned. Paul Morton announced a crackdown, halting executive committee fees and hiring special counsel Austen G. Fox and Wallace Macfarlane to pursue recovery actions with the Attorney General and State Insurance Department. Tarbell denied rumors of large agent defections as agency changes approach.
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Charles Stewart Smith
Marcellus Hartley Dodge
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hyde Stock
Paul Morton
Morton
Col
John Jacob Astor
Col. Astor
Fifth Avenue
Europe
Equitable Directorate
Marcellus Hartley
Mr. Dodge
Columbia University
Austen G. Fox
Wallace McFarlane
Equitable
Messrs. Fox
Macfarlane
State Insurance Department
Equitable’s
Attorney General
Mayer
The
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Gage E. Tarbell
William H. McIntyre
George T. Wilson
Chauncey M. Depew
Valentine P. Snyder
A. W. Krech
H. C. Deming
Depew
Hill
Elihu Root
Society
Mr. Morton
Messrs
Wallace Macfarlane
Equitable Society
Price, Waterhouse & Co
Haskins & Sells
Chartered Accountants
Insurance Department
Tarbell
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Alabama
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Panama
Col. Comstock
NEW Santa FE
Purdy
New Orleans Pier
Constitution For
London Times
Nish Railway
Railroad Company
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Lawson
Cinder
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Usher
Dodge
Smith
J. J. Astor
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