Thaw sanity hearing shifted to Tompkins in Lower Court
The Thaw case moves to Justice Arthur Tompkins of Nyack for the sanity hearing. Keogh, unable to continue, will transfer proceedings to another Ninth District justice next Monday at 9.00 am, with counsel possibly challenging Tompkins selection.
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New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Supreme Court
Martin J. Keogh
Thaw
Justice Keogh
Keogh
Arthur Tompkins
Nyack
Justice Tompkins
Clarence J. Shearn
Tompkins
Mexican town Guanajuato wiped out by flood and loss
Special to The New York Times reports Guanajuato Mexico was destroyed by a flood after a cloudburst. Hundreds of residents perished or were missing as waters surged into the valley, washing away the Singing Garden and parks along the river.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Guanajuato
Mexico
Mount San Nicholas
Santa Fé de Guanajuato
Canada de Marfil
Mexico City
Alhondiga de Granaditas
Guanajugto
Assassination Plot Aimed at Chinese Ministers
A Tien tsin dispatch to The Daily Mail reports seventy assassins, inspired by the Chen Chi-Mei Party of Shanghai, have gone to Peking with the aim of assassinating the Cabinet Ministers.
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London
Tientsin
The
Daily Mail
Shanghai
Peking
Maeterlinck Wins Belgian Drama Prize Again
The Belgian triannual prize for dramatic literature is awarded to Maurice Maeterlinck for The Blue Bird. Maeterlinck has now received the prize three times.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Maurice Maeterlinck
M. Maeterlinck
Gossip Drives Pastor Away in Cromwell
Hartford report states Rev. A. H. Carpenter will resign as pastor of Cromwell Baptist Church next Sunday despite petitions from parishioners urging him to stay. Arthur Boardman, ex sheriff and church member, notes sympathy for the minister who says gossip forced his exit and asks reporters to uncover the sources.
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New York Times
Hartford
Conn
A. H. Carpenter
Cromwell Baptist Church
Carpenter
Cromwell
Arthur Howard Boardman
Middlesex County
Mr. Carpenter
Naniwa Sunk After Wreck Off Kurila Islands
The Naniwa cruiser, flagship of Admiral Togo during the 1894 war, wrecked off Kurila Islands in the North Pacific. All crew were saved, with the ship likely a total loss despite heavy prior action.
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Tokio
Naniwa
Togo
Kurila Islands
North Pacific
Fletcher for Governor gains Vermont GOP ticket
Vermont Republicans at their state convention name Allen M. Fletcher for Governor with Frank Howe Secretary of State Guy Bailey reappointed as Secretary of State Edward Deavitt remains Treasurer Horace Graham reappointed as Auditor and Rufus Brown named Attorney General The platform urges a practical system to express the will of the people and Taft is invoked in a brief rally. In North Dakota Progressive Republicans nominate J A Buchanan for Governor with partial returns showing lead over L B Hanna and C A Johnson. Democrats indicate George P Jones may secure the governorship.
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Allen M. Fletcher
Caventish
Frank 3. Howe
Bennington
Guy F. Bailey
Essex
Edward H. Deavitt
Montpelier
Horace F. Graham
Craftsbury
Rufus E. Brown
Grand Forks
N. D
J. A. Buchanan
Buchanan
L. B. Hanna
C. A. Johnson
George P. Jones
Minnesota
Bryan
New York Times
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Clark
New Jersey
New York State
Gov. Harmon
Gov. Wilson
New York
James
Underwood
Wilson quits golf to hear returns at Sea Girt
Gov. Wilson abandoned golf as South Dakota and convention results rolled in. He praised the party's progressives and the unit rule repeal while noting ongoing telegraph updates from the convention hall. Ex Gov Fort Sits with Wilson and discusses news by the sea.
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South Dakota
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Jersey
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Udge Parker
Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
Fort
Bryan
Wall Street
Texas Divorce Disregarded New Brunswick Indictment
The Grand Jury indicted Tyler M. Gibbs of Newark for bigamy. Edith May Sammis of White Plains testified about Gibbs’ first marriage six years ago. Délaphine Courtland Bennett, 17, the second wife, waited as a witness but was not needed. Gibbs’ Newark attorney argued Gibbs obtained a Texas divorce two years earlier, which Gibbs says Nash York did not deem valid due to service issues.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
Tyler M. Gibbs
Newark
Edith May Sammis
White Plains
N. Y
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Délaphine Courtland Bennett
William Bennett
Metuchen
New York
Henning Testimony All In in Jealousy Suit
In Chicago on June 27 Judge Slusset closed testimony in the suit by John C. Henning against Clarence B. Funk General Manager of International Harvester seeking 25000 for alleged alienation of his wife’s affections Funk denied knowing Mrs Josephine Henning before the trial Edward Deuter a former hotel bellboy identified Funk as the man seen entering a hotel room with Mrs Henning An affidavit read by attorney Sheean aimed to show Henning lived with his wife in various locations after the suit was filed
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John C. Henning
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Funk
International Harvester Company
Slusset
Josephine Henning
Edward Deuter
Henning
Sheean
Wireless report from Celtic sailing to Liverpool
Cable dispatch notes the S S Prinzess Irene at Naples on June 27 and a Marconi wireless report from S3 Celtic New York to Liverpool stating 290 miles West. Fasinet and BP M? due Queenstown 2 30 P M. White Star Line vessels named Prinzess Irene reference maritime traffic.
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Hotel Carillac Times Square New York Ad
Luxurious hotel in Times Square at 43d and Broadway offers 200 rooms with bath and full service. Modern conveniences and top notch feed and service advertised with reservation wires.
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New York Times Special Train to Baltimore Promotes Nomination News
The New York Times Special Train to Baltimore will depart this morning over the Pennsylvania Railroad carrying the coverage of the National Democratic Convention's Presidential nominating proceedings. The train departs immediately after decisive convention action.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Bryan Attacks Belmont and Ryan in Democratic Rift
Baltimore dispatch reports William J. Bryan denouncing August Belmont and Thomas F. Ryan by name in a convention resolution aimed at barring any candidate tied to them. Murphy and Parker advised New York to back Bryan after trimming the resolution, signaling a progressive campaign stance and possible future bolt speculation.
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Baltimore
Belmont
Thomas F. Ryan
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Ryan
Mr. Bryan
John F. McIntyre
Mr. Murphy
New York
Mr. McIntyre
Murphy
Justice Cohalan
Alton B. Parker
Ryan and
Bolt
Convention in All-Night Session Weighs Bryan Challenge
In Baltimore on June 28 the Democratic convention opened nominating speeches. Bryan’s explosive attack on Morgan Ryan and Belmont sparked pandemonium as Virginians defended Ryan. The body moved to expel alleged Morgan-Ryan-Belmont influence, then spiked the plan amid clashes over states rights and party unity.
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Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
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Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Ryan
Virginia
Belmont
New York
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Mr. Morgan
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Roosevelt
Morgan
McCorkle
West Virginia
Night Session Draws Massive Baltimore Convention Crowd
A June night at the Baltimore convention hall drawn 18 000 to 20 000 attendees as nominations loomed. Col Bryan appeared to cheers, New York delegates caused delays, and a suspended rules clash over a Morgan linked pledge triggered loud protest before order was restored.
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Convention
Baltimore
Norman Mack
Tom Taggart
New York
Col. Bryan
Bryan
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Robert M la Follette
Ollie James
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