romance of salome model becomes sculptor bride
Paris reports reveal the model for Regnault’s Salome was Maria Latini, who married sculptor Renaudot. The couple wed after Rome meetings. Maria died in 1900 on the anniversary of their first meeting, and Renaudot died within weeks, both buried in Meudon Cemetery.
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Marconi
New York Times
Paris
Regnault
Salome
America
Knoedler & Co
Doucet
Mlle
Renaudot
L'Illustration
Paris Observatory
M. Flammarion
Mile. Renaudot
Maria Latini
Sabine
Tivoli
Rome
Maria
St. Peter’s
France
St. Peter's
Meudon
Ivonet Pursues Rebel Leader as Government Claims Victory
Government troops report ongoing pursuit of Gen. Ivonet with expectation of capture soon. Gen. Estenez is reportedly killed by Lieut. De La Torre, ending the rebellion in Oriente within days. Rejoicing in Santiago as insurgents near Guantanamo Bay hoist a truce. Paducah returns to Santiago from Guantanamo Naval Station.
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Havana
Ivonet
Santiago
Ivonez
Estenez
Monteagudo
Monteaguda
Oriente
de la Torre
Parracks
Estenoz
Guantanamo Bay
Paducah
Guantanamo Naval Station
Plunges Into Canyon Near Denver In River Accident
Dr. F C Harley of New York City and Omaha friends had a near fatal plunge into the Colorado River near Denver while traveling to Las Vegas New Mexico for the Johnson Flynn prizefight. The chauffeur misjudged distances and the car sank in thirty feet of water. Harley, unable to swim, was swept downstream and rescued by two companions. His $500 purse and other effects were lost. An effort will be made to recover the automobile.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
F. C. Harley
New York City
Colorado River
Denver
Harley
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Ginger Ale and Burke’s Yue Irish Drink Featured
A fragment notes a tasty ginger ale and an Irish drink called Burke’s Yue. The text is incomplete but signals a beverage item and brand mention.
New York Assets Realization Sues Morse for 1 Million
The New York Assets Realization Company filed a Supreme Court suit for 1,000,000 against Charles W. Morse. The claim, assigned by Arthur P. Heinze, alleges Morse violated a January 1907 agreement on 17,200 United Copper shares by selling during the panic, causing Heinze to lose 1,000,000 as the stock price fell.
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New York Assets Realization Company
Charles W. Morse
Supreme Court
Arthur P. Heinze
Morse
United Copper Company
Heinze
Fire on Forty Second Floor of Woolworth Building
Night watchman Frank Holmes discovered a fire on the forty second floor of the new Woolworth Building at Broadway Park Place and Barclay Street. Firemen or police were not notified as damage was slight. workers suspect a hot bolt dropped earlier ignited smoldering material.
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Woolworth
Broadway
Park Place
Barclay Street
Frank Holmes
Holmes
Haldane Praises Kaiser At German Hospital Dinner
Lord Haldane lauded Emperor William II at a London dinner for Baron Marschall von Bieberstein. He called William a true leader guiding Germany for a quarter century and preserving peace while developing intellectual and moral progress.
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London
Marschall von Bieberstein
Haldane
William
William II
Florence Sisson Wins Divorce Over Husband Photo Incident
Mrs. Florence N. Sisson of Cleveland filed for divorce from Herbert J. Sisson, citing a Paris marriage and a photograph of an actress kept beside her own on the dresser after he brought the image home. She testified he left after a dispute over the actress’s picture.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Ohio
Florence N. Sisson
William A. Dutton
Vandorn-Dutton Company
Herbert J. Sisson
Epworth Memorial Church
Paris
Sisson
Alhambra Theatre
Brooklyn Rapid Transit raises men's pay across surface roads
Col Timothy S Williams announced that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Directors approved wage increases for about 5000 workers in the surface roads department. Motormen and conductors gain 23 to 26 cents per hour based on tenure, with an average raise near 5 percent, effective Monday.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Timothy
Williams
Transportation ‘Department
Brooklyn Rapid Transit System
Newark Man Hangs Wife and Baby in Tenement
In Newark New Jersey Carrie Overton 80 and her six month old son were found dead in their first floor rooms at 64 Waverly Avenue. A rambling note found in the house appeared to confess the double murder and his flight. Police say the author is William Overton a lumber yard worker who has not been seen since Thursday night.
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Carrie B. Overton
William Overton
Russell Robinson Lumber Yards
Newark
N. J
Waverly Avenue
Overton
Wiener
County Detective Bureau
Special Train From Atlantic City July 4
Special train departs Atlantic City at 5 30 PM via Pennsylvania Railroad to New York with stops at Trenton Elizabeth Newark. Parlor Dining Car and Coaches.
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Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Trenton
Elizabeth
Newark
Call Strike Today on Coastwise Liners
A union call sparks a general strike among coastwise steamship workers in New York. Delegates from Marine Coast Workers Union and allied bodies rally 500 to 600 members to press longshoremen, seamen, and firemen to join. Officials claim possible spread to Atlantic ports while ships and crews prepare for possible walkouts.
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Marine Coast Workers’ Union
Water Front Federation
National Firemen’s Federation
West Seventh Street
George Co. Bodine
New York City
Atlantic
Boston
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Galveston
England
Steamship Companies
Steamship Trust
Transatlantic
Winyah
Clyde Line
Pocahontas
Ward Line
Morgan Line
Hamilton
Transport Workers’ Union
Man Struck by Touring Car Near Pitt and Grand
A man who gave his name as Max Luria was hit as he crossed Pitt and Grand Streets late last night by a large touring car carrying several occupants. He was hurled about thirty feet onto a sidewalk post, then taken to Gouverneur Hospital with a fractured skull and is not expected to survive. Officer Dunn gathered a crowd description as witnesses could not provide a plate number.
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Max Luria
Pitt
Grand Streets
Williamsburg Bridge
Gouverneur Hospital
Dunn
What Is the Matter With Our Schools Analysis
Professor S P Duggan of the College of the City of New York analyzes conditions in education in an article for Tomorrow's Sunday Times.
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S.P. Duggan
The
College of the City of New York
Wilson Stays Calm as Ballots Continue at Baltimore
Governor Woodrow Wilson relaxed on the Shore, playing with his daughters and reading Life of Gladstone while Baltimore ballots unfold. He quips about Molly Make Believe, notes Progressive strength, and dismisses calls as photographers swarm and ninth ballot nears.
Jersey City Boy Killed by Car Near High School
Eight year old Thomas O Neil of 162 Chestnut Street Jersey City rolled under an automobile driven by Otto Stoldt of 327 Fourth Street Newark Avenue in front of Jersey City High School. The car halted but a rear wheel crushed the boy killing him. The front wheels passed over his body and would have halted earlier if he had rolled an instant longer. Ad for Hotel Cadillac in Times Square promotes meals and rooms.
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Thomas O’neil
Chestnut Street
Jersey City
Otto Stoldt
Fourth Street
Newark Avenue
Jersey City High School
Break to Clark on tenth ballot in Democratic convention
The Baltimore convention saw New York's ninety votes shift to Champ Clark on the tenth ballot leading Clark to 556 against Wilson's 350. Clark gains 21 while remaining 169 and a half votes short of nominating, sparking demonstrations and chaotic scenes as supporters push for Clark and others hold firm.
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Clark
New York
Speaker
New York Times
Baltimore
Harmon
State
Charles F. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Connor James and Lewis Quiet the DNC Ballots Night Two
At the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore the second night session opened at 9 40 with 15 degree warmer weather and a full hall. Chairman Ollie James warned against demonstrations and applause, then James handed control to James Hamilton Lewis who maintained strict order preventing any cheers as ballots were called. Through the sixth to tenth ballots, Clark and Wilson maneuver for support across states including North Carolina Tennessee Nebraska Michigan Ohio and New York. Lewis’s gavel and rapid, sharp crashes curb disruptions and yield a mostly orderly roll call with strategic vote changes by Connecticut Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania shaping the suspenseful contest. New York finally signals a Clark break, sparking a loud hall-wide response as the ballot tallies swing toward Clark’s gains.
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Clark
Woodrow’ Wilson
Princeton
Timms
Kansas
Harmon
New York Times
New York
Underwood
Times
Marshall
Indiana
Michigan
Baldwin
Connecticut
Vermont
Wilson
Bryan
Kern
Ap Sulzer
Gaynor
Tennessee
Money Trust
J.P. Morgan
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Ryan
Belmont
Baltimore
Ollie James
James
Jim Smith
New Jersey
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Elihu Root
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nebraska
North Carolina
Ohio
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
W. J. Bryan
Hearst
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Missouri
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Shagirt
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Melvin A Rice
Boy
Auto
Cadillac
Times Square
Bath
Oklahoma
Tammany
J. Hamilton Lewie Aide
Leries
Massachusetts
Wilson and Clark
NEW York Timms
J. Hamilton Lewis
Clarks
Clarke
Underwood - Mesinthesaemia
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