Ames Enters Senate Race Against Lodge Machine
Representative Butler Ames announces his candidacy to succeed Senator Henry Cabot Lodge in Massachusetts. He attacks Lodge and his political machine, criticizing Roosevelt for backing Lodge and pledging to end the influence of the lobby and big finance in state and national politics.
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New York Times
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Butler Ames
Boss Lodge
Ames
Roosevelt
Lodge
Senate
United States Senate
Ross Lodge
Congress
State House
State Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Haverhill
Senate of the United States
Secretary of the Navy
Boston
House
Odge
Socialist Party nominating slate named for New York election
At the State Socialist Party convention in Schenectady the ticket was adopted with Charles Edward Russell for Governor Gustavus A. Bureble for Lieutenant Governor Mrs Bertha Mathewe Frazer for Secretary of State O A Curtin for Controller Sylvester Buller for State Treasurer H L Slobodin for Attorney General William Linpelt for State Engineer and Surveyor Morris Hillquit for Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals Debs addressed 2000 at a mass meeting last night.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Socialist Party
Charles Edward Russell
New York City
Gustavus A. Bureble
Syracuse
Bertha Mathewe Frazer
Brooklyn
O. A. Curtin
Buffalo
Sylvester Buller
Echenectady
H. L. Slobodin
William Linpelt
Rochester
Court of Appeals
Morris Hillquit
Eugene V. Debs
Diaz Wins Mexican Presidency as Corral Becomes VP
General Porfirio Diaz is elected President of Mexico with Ramon Corral as Vice President by a large majority. The anti reelectionist ticket led by Francisco I Madero gained about 2 percent, with 40 000 to 50 000 votes in Mexico City. Electors chosen will convene to vote on July 10 11 12 for national offices and the Supreme Court.
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Mexico City
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Ramon Corral
Francisco I. Madero
San Luis Potosi
Diaz
Corral
Electoral College
Supreme Court
el Imparcial
Diaz-Corral
Insurgents Credited for Major Congressional Legislation
Kansas Representative Murdock says insurgents in the House were key to vital laws passed in the just concluded session. He contends Speaker Cannon's weakened power opened the way for the broad, nation serving measures and reduced committee tyranny.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Murdock
Kansas
Cannon
Hovse
Panic at a Picture Show at Regal Theatre
A screening of The Forest Ranger at the Regal Theatre ends in panic when a woman in the third row shrieks and collapses. A baby boy rolls on the floor after the fall, both taken to Harlem Hospital as doctors fear for the woman's life. Police could not identify the woman from her purse.
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Forest Ranger
Regal Theatre
Third Avenue
Moving Picture House
Norest Ranger
Rosa
Gick
Harlem
Divorced from Love. City Faces Mortgage of Marriage Says Clergyman
The Rev Dr John Wesley Hill warned that love alone cannot sustain marriage and that uniform divorce laws will erode civilization. He argued marriage is a divine institution and must be judged, not just romantic. He also said lax laws invite cross state moves and undermine family stability.
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John Wesley Hill
Metropolitan Temple
Arrived steamships Arabic and Port Antonio report
Arrived at Liverpool on June 18 for the steamship Arabic nineteen miles east of Wire Island Lightship at 12 55 A M and the steamship Port Antonio arriving June 20.
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Liverpool
Wire Island
Pnetta
Port Antonio
Times Sunday Features Promotion Urges Early Orders
Readers are urged to place orders with news dealers today to ensure delivery of the many notable features planned for next Sunday's Times.
Poughkeepsie Steamer and Highland Stores Destroyed by Fire
The steamer Poughkeepsie of Central Hudson Steamboat Co. and Highland storehouses burned at Highland after docking at Poughkeepsie. Ten passengers escaped ashore as the vessel enveloped in flames midstream. Cardinal motor boat and a West Shore switch tower burned. total loss about 125000. Vessel built 1862, 182 feet long, 34 feet beam, 810 gross tons. insured for 50000.
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Poughkeepsie
Central Hudson Steamboat Company
Highland
Cardinal
Coach Ten Eyck
Wisconsin Navy
New Paltz and Poughkeepsie Traction Company
West Shore Railroad
Annie
Daniel S. Miller
Prooktyn
Parachute Fails Twice as Acrobat Drops 600 Feet Near Newark
George Taylor of Philadelphia falls hundreds of feet when his second parachute fails during a Hillside Park act near Newark New Jersey. He sustains back injuries but survives. partner Thomas Moore of Jacksonville Florida lands safely after a higher jump and reaches St Marys Hospital Passaic to check on Taylor.
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Hillside Park
Newark
N. J
George Taylor
Philadelphia
Thomas Moore
Jacksonville
Fla
Taylor
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
Moore
Fred Owens
New York
Broooklyn
Nutley
Three Excursionists Dead After La Crosse Steamer Fire
At least three passengers died when the excursion steamer J. S. burned in the Mississippi near Bad Axe Island after leaving La Crosse. Fifty injured and many others robbed of valuables as the ship sank. the loss to the Acme Packet Co. is estimated at 60,000 with further property losses around 10,000.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Mississippi River
J. S
Acme Packet Company
Tire and Water
Emma Randall
New Albion
Iowa
John Plane
Waukon
Bad Axe Island
la Crosse
Lansing
Three Die In Seneca House Fire In New York
A devastating fire at the Seneca House in Seneca Falls New York killed three people including Mr and Mrs Thomas White of Rochester and an unidentified man who had not registered. The adjoining building also burned and total losses reach about 40000 dollars. About twenty guests were in the hotel with others escaping. White had worked in the town for two weeks and planned to return to Rochester tomorrow.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Thomas White
Rochester
White
Did Not Need An Airship In Subway Gas Explosion
Thomas Murphy of 168 Webster Avenue, an Edison Illuminating Co employee, was in a Fourth Avenue Brooklyn Subway excavation at 9 30 AM when an acetylene gas tank exploded. Murphy rose about thirty feet, fell back, was revived by doctors, and later left the hospital. Gas pipe and tools flew into a residence at 4683 Fourth Avenue causing broken glass but no injuries.
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Thomas Murphy
Webster Avenue
Edison Illuminating Company
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
Tenth Street
Murphy
Lush
Seney Hospital
William White
Cars Crash On Broadway Injures Passengers
A collision between a Columbus Avenue car and a Lexington Avenue car at Broadway and Twenty-third Street left numerous passengers frightened and forced some to attempt jumps. The Columbus car driver believed the other had cleared the switch and accelerated. The Lexington car sustained a smashed rear, with running board and guard rails torn. Arthur Breeners of Bingson Avenue was injured.
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Columbus Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Broadway
Twenty-third Street
Arthur Breeners
Annulment Granted in Patchogue Marriage Case
Justice Aspinall in Special Term in Chambers here yesterday ordered the annulment of the marriage of Charles and Jessie Robinson of 182 East Seventy-fifth Street Manhattan. They wed in Jersey City on December 23 with the groom aged 18. the action was brought by his father Benjamin A. Robinson as guardian.
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Patchogue
L. L
Justice Aspinall
Charles
Jessie Robinson
East Seventy-fifth Street
Manhattan
of the Paince Edwardee
Jersey City
N. J
Benjamin A. Robinson
Roosevelts at New Home in San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his bride are registered at a downtown hotel in San Francisco seeking quiet life. He emphasizes not seeking prominence and aims to settle as a ordinary couple with a modest income. He plans to start a carpet business and prefers to be left alone.
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Young Theodore
San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Bribery Jury Still Out in Browne Case
Chicago reports the jurors in the Lee O Neill Browne senatorial bribery trial remain deliberating at the fifty sixth hour as Judge McLurely awaits a possible verdict. State Attorney Wayman claims the jury is 11 to 1 for conviction and has stood since early ballots, with no discharge until tomorrow.
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Chicago
Lee O'Neill Browne
McLurely
Court House
Wayman
Boys' Romance Spoiled In Portland Wilderness Camp
Portland police raided a woods camp near Portland today detaining two youths from New Rochelle New York Theodor Teckmark 16 and Harry Tilton 15 son of a hotelkeeper and a mil dealer The police had been alerted by relatives and learned of the camp via trappers They confiscated pistols and lassoes and took the boys to the station The youths had built a rough log hut and were living comfortably before the raid
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New York Times
Portland
New Rochelle
N. Y
Theodore Teckmark
Harry Tilton
Dunning Notices Barred by Post Office Advisor
The Assistant Attorney General for the Post Office Department ruled that sending dunning notices on bill envelopes is unlawful. Examples include envelopes marked Past due with urging remittance and another with red ink reading Collection Department.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Rush to Iditarod Sparks Alaska Gold Stampede
In the last week 19 000 goldseekers landed by steamers at Otter Creek mouth on the Iditarod River. 3 000 to 5 000 more are en route. Newcomers and freight flood Otter Flat Willow and other creeks while Nome and Fairbanks merchants erect temporary buildings. Deputy Marshals Wiseman and Sheppard help preserve order as Otter City is surveyed.
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New York Times
Tacoma
Wash
Otter Creek
Iditarod River
Alaska
Iditarod
Klondike
Otter Flat Willow
Nome
Fairbanks
United States
Wiseman
Karukuk
Sheppard
Two Brides Widowed After Wartime Executions in Yucatan
In Valladolid, Yucatan, two brides became widows hours after wedding ceremonies in the penitentiary. Their husbands were executed by firing squad for sedition and murder tied to the uprisings after postcitation. Trials spanned several days with three men executed and others imprisoned.
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Mexico City
Valladolid
Yucatan
War Department
Shocked to Death on Train in New Rochelle
Fireman Charles E. Spayde of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad was killed by an electric shock yesterday afternoon at New Rochelle. A large poker he carried touched a live overhead wire sending eleven thousand volts through his body as he walked across freight cars. He leaped from the engine and tried to reach the tender but forgot the wires above. The current killed him instantly and his clothing burned while railroad men extinguished the blaze. Coroner Boedecker reported severe burns to the upper body.
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Charles E. Spayde
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New Rochelle
Spayde
Boston
Boedecker
Mount Vernon
Summer Schedule Hudson River in Effect Today
Schedule details indicate the summer timetable is now active along Hudson River routes. Ada-Ady service changes noted with brief guidance for riders.
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Hudson Rive
ada—Ady
Charlton in Jail Gripped by Delicate Mental Break
Doctors rushed to Porter Charlton in Hudson County Jail after he began moaning and wringing his hands. Physician Arlitz, County and Hoboken doctors, plus Chaplain Meury, treated him as he showed extreme nervous strain and possible dementia adolescence amid ex tradition proceedings for alleged murder of his wife at Lake Como.
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Hudson County
N. J
Porter Charlton
Italy
Lake Como
W. J. Arlitz
Hoboken
Charlton
Charles B. Conversé
A. P. Haskins
Arlits
Sullivan
William
Aley
Burke
Dhafn
George Eliot
Adam Bede
Porter
Bulwer Lytton
Pompeti
Uhey Burke
Chariton
Dr. Arlitz
Dutch Reformed Church
Jersey City
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