Governor Wilson tied to Atlantic City graft probe
Atlantic City graft case expands as Attorney General to present evidence to grand jury on Tuesday. Governor Wilson and Mayor Bacharach in close contact, with plans to indict councilmen including William Malin, Gustave Kessler, and James Lane. Burns and Harris connections cited. resignations expected as investigations speed toward trial.
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Shipwrecked crew of Lord Lansdowne home from wreck
The Booth Uner Auman brought four crewmen from the British freighter Lord Lansdowne wrecked May 21 near Barbados after rough weather drove it onto Mugged Point shoal. Of twenty eight aboard, rescue boats saved all but two men during the perilous grounding at 2:90 am. Names include Saveey Michael Donald Horerk Joba ard Howling.
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MAD SOLDIER ROAMS SHIP
A discharged Canal Zone soldier Victor M. Kentey, wearing only underwear, boarded a Panama tiner cruise ship at Cristobal. He entered the engine room claiming to take charge of the engines, was subdued by oilers, and later confined on the ship’s deck. Authorities planned medical care as Kenney awaited transfer to hospital.
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Night Court Shatters Records in Long Session
Chief Magistrate McAdoo presided over a marathon night session handling 162 cases. The court faced a steady flow of arrests from the central precinct with Lieutenant Becker directing a squad that repeatedly produced prisoners for disorderly conduct and related charges.
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Queens pawnbrokers' claim and Herring clemency request
In Queens County Court Judge Humphrey orders Albert Herring to repay pawnbrokers nearly $20 for jewelry loaned on pawn while facing possible clemency. Pawnbrokers protest delay as Herring, Woodhaven youth, and his contractor father discuss settlement to return the jewelry to Julia Rowere. Prosecutors and detectives traced the theft and Herring has offered a clean breast. The judge may weigh clemency after the money is paid and property restored.
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Protestant Episcopal Church marks fifty years of ordination
A special Trinity Chapel service celebrated fifty years since the ordination of William Ibert as deacon. Attendees included Madeline Force Astor and family. Reverend Arthur Mockridge praised long service and denied reports of decline, asserting the church's growth and active conversions from other faiths, including Roman Catholicism.
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Fire Destroys West 49th Street Home Killing Wife and Infant
A candle toppled from a coffin vigil igniting drapery and floor at No 4 West 49th Street Oxcar Warner and his mother Mrs Jennie Warner escaped with injuries as flames raced through the parlor. Neighbors alerted police as firefighters evacuated others from the fourth floor and trapped residents were led to safety.
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Germans to Welcome Taft Party at Hampton Roads
Washington June 2 German naval division in American waters will be formally welcomed at Hampton Roads by President Taft and the government. The Mayflower carries Taft and aides, with German officers aboard for a ceremonial visit preceding a luncheon and exchanges of official visits in Washington.
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Sane Fourth celebrations planned across Manhattan area
The city outlines thirteen large Fourth of July events coordinated by multiple committees. Key sites include Manhattan City Mall with a parade and pageant, Mulberry Bend Park, Thomas Jefferson Park, and Tompkins Square. Notable organizers include Lonte Annin Ames, Alfred J. Talley, Dr. George Kur, Vincent W. Woyitsek, Morris Cukor, Henry J. Currin, and Bernard Navnberg.
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Rose Breaks Own Record In Shot Put Event
San Francisco June 2 Ralph Rose of the Olympic team equalled his own world record of 31 feet for a Heathand shot-put attempt and defeated his own best marks. His prior records from May 18 in the Pacific Coast Olympic trials included right hand 31 feet 6 inches and left hand 31 feet, with an aggregate of 60 feet 7 inches. He produced four straight right-hand puts, all exceeding 31 feet. The Olympic record stood at 48 feet 7 inches, also set by Rose on one of his off days.
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Stryker Forms Partnership With Former Associate
Lloyd P. Stryker, formerly an assistant district attorney under Whitman, resigns in 1910 to form a partnership with ex associate Whiteside. Stryker headed the Bureau of Special Seasons, fighting commercial crime and securing a key conviction under a gold fineness statute. He is son of Dr M W Stryker, Hamilton College president. Sunday’s Tribune notes a national failure.
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SPLIT HEATS ON SPEEDWAY ACTION AT MATINEE
Split heats marked the road drivers matinee on the speedway with 11 of 11 races contested. Ali Victor driven by Ben Cohen won her sixth straight race in the AL A trot, while Charles G Schmidt’s Trixte 1 took the first heat. Joseph F Gibbons, president of the Road Drivers Association, won a tight heat with Bills, and Hugh Reilly’s bay gelding B Onlme led the pacers in the Clan A race.
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Tigers Select Thomas Sprinter Princeton's Track Captain Pick
Rupert A Thomas Jr of Flushing Long Island has been elected captain of the Princeton track team for next year He won the 100 yard dash at the intercollegiates last Saturday and placed fourth in the same event last year The junior class member was announced in Princeton New Jersey on June 2 by Teregraph Jeane THbaNe
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Mercer Named Captain of Penn Red and Blue Track Team
Eugene Le Roy Mercer, Penn track and football star, was unanimously elected captain of the Red and Blue track team for next year. The selection honors a standout athlete who led the football eleven last fall and is set to helm both track and football squads, with one year remaining before graduation.
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Grant and Freedman Advance in Manhattan Championship Doubles
Wyle C Grant and Arthur J Freedman beat Mead and Lovibond in the Manhattan championship doubles at Columbia Oval to reach the final bracket. They now await the Cragin Shafer vs Vondell Bagge winner to decide the title as others rally in rapid exchanges and deft net play.
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Unclear match results reported in partial OCR fragment
The readable portion shows Freedmar defeating Paul Mead and Arthur M with fragmented scores and player names. The text is garbled, making full match details uncertain.
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Pate Reaches Final Round In County Championship
Walter State and L. Millers Bur survive singles rounds at Neckville Country Club in Great Neck for the Nassau and Queen championships with Pate defeating Moore and Burt toppling Moore as Erick Rharm and others advance to semifinals.
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Kelpie Wins Stamford Club Yacht One Meter Race
Stamford Connecticut yesterday saw C D Jacksons Kelpie win the Stamford Club yacht one essence race after a swift course. The Kelpie finished in 5 hours 1 minute 1 second, with the Sma owned by Stephen Cormbig placing third in a tight field.
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