Suffrage May Upset Federation at California Convention
The New York Federation president Mary Garrett Hayes weighs the suffrage issue and the presidential bid of Mrs Carpenter as delegates in Santa Clara Valley prepare for a possible floor fight. Prohibition and dress reform also energize sessions as Miss Boswell outlines social and industrial reports and inspectors push for female oversight.
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New York Times
San Francisco
Cal
Mary ‘Garrett Hayes
New York Federation
Philip, Carpenter
New York
Empire State
Federation of Women’s Clubs
W.W. W. Bains
Texas
Carpenter
Pennypacker
Santa Clara Valley
Department of Industrial and Social Conditions
Helen Varick Boswell
National Industrial Commission
Three New York men held in Harlem homicide case
Hugo Neugebauer Ignatius Piazzi and Robert Rozzallo were arrested and jailed at East 104th Street Police Station on homicide charges. Police link them to the killing of Morris Stromberg after a street altercation by 69 East 114th Street when a truck splashed water and a subsequent armed return attack left Stromberg fatally wounded.
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Hugo Neugebauer
East 105Th Street
Ignatius Piazzi
East 102d Street
Robert Rozzallo
Third Avenue
Red Pepper
East 104Th Street
Morris Stromberg
East 114Th Street
George Pollock
Stromberg
Ollock
The
Victors. Co
Pollock
Harlem
Heiress Mary Oleski Dies From Hydrophobia Attack
Three year old Mary Oleski daughter of a Fort Hamilton soldier died at Holy Family Hospital Brooklyn after hydrophobia seizure on a Flatbush Avenue streetcar bound for New York. She had been bitten on the cheek by a dog two weeks earlier and received no immediate treatment.
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Pasteur Institute
Mary Oleski
Fort Hamilton
Holy Family
Brooklyn
Stephen Oleski
Flatbush Avenue
New York
Dahlgren Place
Ninety-seventh Street
Death Ends Court Romance in Milwaukee Shanty
Milwaukee dispatch reports police investigate tale of Charles Rozzi a Croatian labourer linked to a woman of Austrian nobility who died at his Milwaukee home after eloping with an Austrian officer. She wandered from New York to Chicago then Milwaukee pawning jewelry to survive. The officer reportedly shot himself in Chicago after their money ran out.
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New York Times
Milwaukee
Charles. Rozzi
Kozzai
New York
Chicago
Kozzi
Man values life at 100 dollars after Lake Washington rescue
William Belmont of New York, claiming kinship to August Belmont, was saved from drowning in Lake Washington by Dan Jackson. After a canoe overturn during a squall, Belmont, F. Lackay, and Morton were rescued. Belmont offered Jackson 100 dollars as the value of his life.
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New York Times
Seattle
Wash
William Belmont
New York
August Belmont
Lake Washington
Dan Jackson
Belmont
F. Lackay
Copper River
Alaska
Morton
Mr. Belmont
Jackson
Uphold Butter Verdict In Kings County Case
Albany June 29 The conviction against the Sheffield Farms Slawson Decker Company of New York for selling butter in two pound boxes with less than two pounds was upheld by the Court of Appeals. The company fined $500 argued the butter was not sold by the pound and the carton indicated a price.
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Albany
Kings County
Sheffield Farms Slawson-Decker Company
New York
Cuban Rebels Dispersing as Ivonet Hides in Hills
Havana reports say insurgent bands are rapidly dispersing with Gen Ivonet still uncaptured and believed surrounded in the hills. In Washington the Atlantic fleet was ordered home, with ships from Cuba and Guantanamo to move northward and practice plans to proceed to Newport by July 6.
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Havana
Oriente
Ivonet
Washington
Cuban
Prairie
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
Guantanamo
Mississippi
Santiago
Atterhauslantic
Eagle
North Atlantic
Cuba
Baltimore
Newport
R. I
Panama voters set for municipal elections amid unrest
Panama reports unrest in interior districts despite American commissioners presence. President Arosemena says peace forces will be under the American Commission on election day and July 14. Opposition candidate Belisario Porras urges free voting as deterrence to persecution. Secretary Patino expects no serious disturbances.
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Panama
Republic
H. Percival Dodge
Argsemena Stave
American Commission
Arosemena
Belisario Porras
Patino
Turks With Bayonet Battle at Tripoli Heights
An official dispatch from Rome reports a heavy clash at Tripoli where a whole Italian division attacked Sidi Said and nearby trenches. Italian ships and shore guns aided, two columns struck, the Turks left 200 dead and many wounded, Italians suffered 10 dead and 78 wounded. The Italians claimed capture of arms, ammunition, and cattle.
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Rome
Tripoli
Sidi Said
Government Surplus Reaches 82 Million as Taxes Boost Revenue
Washington reports July spending covered by a reported 82 million dollar surplus at year end. The year sees 27 million from corporation tax and 149 million from distilled spirits, 70 million from beer taxes. Congress delays pass of several bills. The navy yards will remain open Monday to avert closures.
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Washington
Representative Fitzgerald
Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Congress
Taft
Winthrop
Navy
MacVeagh
Tpacc
Toacco
Inquiry widens Hanford impeachment probe in Seattle
The Congressional committee investigating Judge C. H. Hanford broadens its inquiry beyond charges, may hear new complaints and involve prominent attorneys and litigants. It will examine why R A Ballinger ordered Frederick Dennett to rush lands to the Northern Pacific Railway, later transferred to Hanford. Burns Detective Agency reportedly provided evidence of alleged misconduct.
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New York Times
Seattle
Wash
Congressional Committee
C. H. Hanford
Leonard Olson
Marriages of Ruth Cheney Goodwin and Florence Silliman
Miss Ruth Cheney wed Charles A. Goodwin of Hartford in South Manchester on a sunny lawn ceremony. The bride, a suffragette and hospital advocate, was escorted by her brother Charles Cheney. officials included Rev. Dr. Goodwin and best man Francis S. Goodwin. The couple plans a fall home on Woodland Street. In Arlington New Jersey, Florence Electa Silliman wed James Adams McKay at her home with Rev. William Combe officiating.
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New York Times
Hartford
Ruth Cheney
Frank W. Cheney
Manchester
Charles A. Goodwin
Francis Spencer Goodwin
Charles Cheney
Garlington
N. J
Florence Electa Silliman
Chauncey H. Silliman
James Adams McKay
New York
Midland Avenue
William Combe
First Presbyterian Church
Arlington
Professor G H Barmeyer Marries Florence Lange in Bayside
Professor George Henry Barmeyer a chemistry teacher at De Witt Clinton High School in Manhattan married Florence Lange of Bayside Long Island yesterday at the bride’s brother in law Prof Frank K Montford’s Bayside home. Rev Arthur C Flandreau officiated. The couple depart for a honeymoon in Maine and Canada. Barmeyer is a Columbia University graduate.
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G. H. Barmeyer
George Henry Barmeyer
de Witt Clinton High School
Manhattan
Florence Lange
Bayside
L. I
Frank K. Montford
West Street
Arthur C. Flandreau
Bayside Methodist Church
Brooklyn
Three Children Die in Wading Pond Tragedy
In Linden New Jersey a hidden hole in a Woodlawn Avenue wading pond claimed three young lives. Mary Ann Loczlafski age 10 John Loczlafski age 7 and Annie Tertofska age 9 sank after stepping into the hole. Hedwiga Locziafski 12 tried to help but also fell in. rescuers pulled her to shore and all efforts to revive the victims failed.
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New York Times
Linden
N. J
Woodlawn Avenue
Mary Ann Loczlafski
John
Annie Tertofska
Hedwiga Locziafski
Keefe Files Bankruptcy Petition as Steel and Wire VP
John H. Keefe, First Vice President of the American Steel and Wire Company, files for bankruptcy in Chicago. His listed abilities reach 1,516,171.21, following a March 5 general assignment to Walling Butler and Clinch for creditors. Assets include 1,429,654 in stocks and bonds with major holdings in Great Ice Fuel Co and Chicago Virden Coal.
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New York Times
Chicago
John H. Keefe
American: Steel and* Wire Company
Keefe
Willoughby G. Walling
Rush C. Butler
R. Floyd Clinch
Great Ece Fuel Company
Novinger
Chicago Virden Coal Cinmakeon
Taft Win Predicted by Indiana Visitor in Michigan
Col Harry S New of Indianapolis traveling to Turtle Lake predicts Taft’s re election and dismisses Roosevelt third party as a pipe dream. He says the Democratic outlook is negligible and shows little interest in Baltimore Convention results.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
Harry S. New
Indianapolis
Turtle Lake
Taft
New
Baltimore
Move to unite menhaden factories along mid-Atlantic coast
A plan began in Richmond to combine nearly all menhaden plants from the Delaware breakwater to below the Virginia Capes. Capitalists have secured options on several Virginia plants and aim to control ten facilities including Cheeserins Bay area. The goal includes building and repairing boats and expanding fertilizer production from the catch.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Maryland
Virginia
Richmond
Delaware
Virginia Capes
Cheecerins Bay
Lightning kills two workers at Youngstown construction site
A bolt of lightning struck an open window killing Henry Young aged 30 and Harry Leedy aged 28 at a new house three miles east of Youngstown on the Youngstown and Sharon line. Contractor Henry Hock was between them unharmed while John Quear was stunned.
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Pne
New York Times
Youngstown
Ohio
Henry Young
Harry Leedy
Here
Youngstown and
Sharon
Henry Hock
John Quear
Herman Russell Dies in Nebraska
Herman Russell a well known lawyer with offices at Rector Street died yesterday in Lincoln Nebraska from an operation for appendicitis. Mr Russell formerly lived at the Hotel Narragansett 2508 Broadway
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Herman Russell
Nebraska
Rector Street
Lincoln
Neb
Mr. Russell
Narragansett
Broadway
Woman Mayor Ella Wilson Won't Seek Re election
Mrs Ella Wilson former mayor of Hunnewell Kansas says she will not run again but will stay in politics. She plans to support reforms and urges capable women to seek executive city office while helping her son in bank affairs.
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Ella Wilson
Hunnewell
Kan
THE
TIMES
Iuka State Bank
Wilson
Kansas
Hunnewell Council
Walter R. Stubbs
300 Girls Visit Mrs Speyer for Irene Club Picnic
The Irene Club founded by Grace Dodge and others took 300 working girls by special train to Heimwald Scarborough, Mrs Speyer's home, for a picnic. Charter members of the society attended as they transition to the Domestic Circle after marriage. They arrived and departed by train, greeted by Mrs Speyer and others, with vaudeville entertainment in the carriage room.
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Working Girls’ Club of
New York
Irene Club
Grace Dodge
Richard Irvin
James Speyer
E. A. Buchanan
Heimwald
Scarborough
Speyer
George B. Adams
C. C. Cuyler
New York Socialist Convention Opens in Auburn
The New York State Socialist Convention convened in Auburn with 600 delegates from 53 counties. Gustav Strebel was elected Chairman, with George Lunn as Vice Chairman and a slate of officers. The platform calls for eight hour workday, child labor ban, workmen's insurance, public industries, strict strike rights, abolition of injunctions, public ownership, and progressive taxation. A notable feature is the display of American and international flags beneath the Stars and Stripes.
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Auburn
N. Y
New York State
Gustav A. Strebel
Onondaga
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
Wilhelm Almendinger
Eric
Bessie Leon
New York
Timothy Walsh
Queens
Socialist Party of the
Weeks on a raft as flood refugees gathered in New Orleans
Two thousand flood victims housed and fed at the US naval station with hundreds more cared for nearby. Suburbs receding floodwaters. Mike Walsh, a half breed Cherokee, and his squaw rescued from a raft after drifting from Southern Oklahoma. Walsh injured leg, nearly starved, spoke little English while rescuers learned their raft had sheltered them for weeks.
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New Orleans
United States
Mike Walsh
Oklahoma
Walsh
Y M C A at Rockefeller's Forest Hill estate
In Cleveland on June 29 450 men heard four speakers outline YMCA efforts to uplift China. Speakers included T T Woong education minister of the Chinese Republic E T Cohen foreign secretary Robert E Lewis and Ambrose Swasey chair. Pat Lynch the longtime gatekeeper was replaced for the event.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Young Men’s Christian Association
China
T. T. Woong
Chinese Republic
E. T. Cohen
New York City
Robert E. Lewis
Cleveland Association
Ambrose Swasey
Rockefeller
Lewis
Seaman Drops Dead On Times Sq Corner
D. E. de Frisco, a young seaman from the scout cruiser Birmingham, collapsed on the southeast corner of Forty second Street and Seventh Avenue and died within minutes of heart disease. House detective James Kelley aided his fall, Dr. B. E. Dolphin attempted resuscitation, and Dr. Keith from New York Hospital pronounced him dead. Police and crowd gathered as bluejackets showed interest but did not identify him. the ship had recently arrived after searching for icebergs in Atlantic liner routes.
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D. E. de Frisco
Birmingham
Forty-second Street
Seventh Avenue
James Kelley
Hermitage
B. E. Dolphin
West 116Th Street
Edward Armstrong
Keith
New York Hospital
Seaman
Atlantic
Ice Axe Attack Near Jay Street Youth Injured
An ice wagon at 199 Jay Street in Brooklyn led to a fight over large pieces of ice. John Burns, 10, was struck on the neck with a chop blade, severing an artery and injuring his spine. John Murray, 10, fled and confessed to a policeman. Burns was moved to Long Island College Hospital in serious condition. Murray was detained and later turned over to the Children’s Society.
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Jay Street
Brooklyn
John Burns
John Murray
Burns
Murray
Long Island College Hospital
Adams Street
Children's Society
Tragic Overstudy Claims 13YearOld Student
Mary Wolfin age 13 died at home in Williamsburg from heart disease aggravated by school work. She aimed to enter Public School 122 and spent long hours studying, often late at night. After headaches and illness, a local physician advised rest. she collapsed and died before help could arrive.
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Mary Wolfin
Walton Street
Williamsburg
Harrison Avenue
Heywood Street
Supreme Court Justice Swayze Frees 21 Italians
Justice Swayze at his Newark home signed an order releasing twenty one Italian laborers from Hudson County Penitentiary. They were arrested in a strike riot in Kearny on June 3 and sentenced to one year each by Recorder Wimmer in a trolley car court. The release cites insufficient weight of evidence on inciting riot charges.
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Supreme Court
Swayze
Newark
Hudson County
Kearny
Wimmer
Iceberg Sighted North of Transatlantic Track off Newfoundland
Captain Northfell of the British oil tanker Horzley reported a huge iceberg sighting on June 22 off the Banks of Newfoundland. The berg measured about 4,000 feet square and 150 feet high with a central bay large enough to float, located at latitude 48 40 N and longitude 50 08 W, roughly ten degrees north of the present ship track.
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Northfell
Horzley
Dundee
Weather Bureau
Newfoundland
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