French Dreyfus Casedenounces Act Sparks National Outcry
The attempted assassination at the Pantheon shocks France. Denunciation comes from all minds, inclining even nationalists toward calm approval of Clemenceau cabinet. Public reaction: widespread indignation, subdued demonstrations, and restrained sentiment on the Pantheon ceremony.
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Tribune
Tribune Association
Ya Previus
Fanthéon
Clemicquart
Gregori
Zola
Clemenceau
Paris
Panthéon
Georgia votes for Brown as Smith loses bid for governor
Telegraph dispatch from Atlanta reports Georgia voters rejected Governor Hoke Smith in a decisive statewide contest. Joseph M Brown leads with a likely fifteen thousand plus majority, carrying every large city county, while Augusta county narrows to a Brown edge. Brown campaigns on prosperity, conservatism, and disfranchisement Bill support, while Smith touted popular vote and central control of the state convention.
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Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Smith
Railroad Commission
Contests at Chicago Take Up Today for Taft Fight
Chicago dispatch details the national committee's first hearing on taft contests, led by Alabama’s Taft delegation and Scott’s anti taft camp. It notes Hitchcock and McCharr arrival, Causing battlefield for delegates, possible Taft first ballot victory and moves toward assembling anti taft forces including Foraker, Crane, and Hughes camps.
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Tribune
Chicago
St. Louis
National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
MecCharr
Charlies P. Taft
Alabama
Joseph O. Thompson
Charles H. Scott
Thompson
Republican State Committee
Scott
Joseph B. Kealing
Fairbanks Boom
Hughes
Humphrey
Senator Foraker
Charles F. Kurtz
Kurtz
Ohio
South
Foraker
John C. Eversman
Senator Cullom
Representative McKinley
Senator Crane
Charles P. Taft
Will
Dreyfus Shot in Arm by Royalist Gunman
The Pantheon in Paris witnessed gunfire as Major Alfred Dreyfus was shot in the forearm by Louis Agene Gregori a military writer and French citizen of Italian birth. Gregori was seized and jailed amid a national crisis over the Dreyfus affair with royalist elements and articles in L action Francaise stirring debate on revision and the role of the army.
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Dreyfus Gregai
Lpiers
Gregori
Paris
Imre
Dreyfus
Drey- Ro ‘Tang
Zola
Tornadoes Hit Kearney Neb Injuring and Damaging Homes
Eight funnel shaped clouds formed in an hour as a tornado struck southern Kearney Nebraska injuring several people and damaging or destroying about a dozen homes. The residence of U S Senator Norris Brown was hit and Mrs Henry Wagner was blown through a window but survived as the house later tore apart.
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Kearney
Neb
United States
Norris Brown
Henry Wagner
Thief nabbed in church burglary attempt on Infant Jesus crown
Rene Baci was caught by Captain Shaw and two detectives at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer after attempting to break the crown of the Infant Jesus. The gold and jewel crown, valued at about $20,000, was protected by a burglar alarm triggered in the rectory. Baci, who claimed no home, was jailed on burglary charges.
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Jesus
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
East 3d Street
Rene Baci
Captain Shaw
5Th Street
Father Englehart
Bad
Sth Street
Lost in Adirondacks with a bear encounter
Mr and Mrs F J H Ludwig of New York, early visitors at Lake Placid, got lost while following the trail from Stevens House to Whiteface Inn. After hours in the woods they met a black bear that snarled and then vanished. They regained the trail and reached their hotel as hunters pursue other bears on Mount Whiteface.
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the Tribune
Lake Placid
N. Y
F. J. H. Ludwig
New York
Stevens House
Whiteface Inn
Mrs. Ludwig
Mount Whiteface
Rector Renounces Christianity for Judaism in Boston
Rev Samuel Freuder of New York, tied to the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, declared he would rather live by peddling than preach Christianity and renounced Christianity for Judaism at the Third Sabbatical Hebrew Messianic National Conference in Boston. He said he will enter business.
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Tribune
Boston
Samuel Freuder
New York
Pennsylvania
Freuder
Jail for cruel German officers in Berlin court martial
Eight non commissioned officers of the Guard Artillery Regiment were sentenced after a court martial for maltreatment of subordinates. Principal prisoner Sergeant Thamm faced more than six hundred counts and was accused of forcing a gunner to commit suicide by fear of further abuse. He allegedly used horse whips and bit chains and made victims run the gauntlet between two lines of soldiers.
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Berlin
Guard Artillery Regiment
Thamm
Smash-Up on Bridge: Six Injured in BRT Train Collision
A late rush hour crash on the Brooklyn Bridge end involved a Culver terminal train and a Brighton Beach train. Motorman O Neill reversed to avoid derailment but failed to stop, sparking a wreck with passengers and flying glass. Six injured, two serious. 40 minute bridge closure, officials promise investigation.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan
Culver Terminal
Manhattan Terminal
Brighton Beach
Theahattan
Charles O'Neill
Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn
Culver
O'Neill
Brighton
Averflow
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Mysterious Disappearances In Black Mountains Claim Fourth Victim
In Wise County Virginia Superintendent W F Kelly of a coal mining firm has vanished in the Black Mountains a week ago. He follows Edward L Wentz the Philadelphia heir lost five years back and later J F Gearhart Walter Kent and several revenue officers. Bodies are not found and theories point to murder with hidden remains.
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Bristol
Wise County
W. F. Kelly
Black Mountains
Kelly
Edward L. Wentz
Philadelphia
Wentz
J. F. Gearhart
Walter Kent
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Belmont in Critical Condition After Appendicitis Operation
Oliver H. P. Belmont underwent an appendix operation in Hempstead today performed by Dr. Andrew J. McCosh Dr. Charles S. Bull and Dr. Louis N. Laneheart. While he showed a brief rally his afternoon decline left doctors with little hope. Family rushed to Brockholdt Villa three miles east of Hempstead as Belmont, burdened by weight and poor health, faced a high risk period.
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Hempstead
Long Island
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Andrew J. MccCosh
Charles S. Bull
Manhattan
Louis N. Laneheart
Belmont
Railroad Wage Reductions Deny Bryan Statement
Railroad officials dispute William J. Bryan's dispatch quoted from Nebraska claiming no officer salaries were cut. They cite Erie, Southern, Baltimore & Ohio, and Louisville & Nashville as cutting official and clerical pay by 10 percent while worker wages remain unchanged. E. P. Ripley says wage cuts would start at top and target high salaries, and denies watered stock dividend claims as false. He urges Bryan to name a road coercing petitions for legislation and notes several roads already reduced salaries.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Erie
Southern
Baltimore & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Bryan
Dispatch
E. P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Penn Railroad Puts Washington Traffic First in Summer Play
Pittsburg reports the Pennsylvania Railroad will divert western traffic to New York via a Harrisburg to Washington branch starting July 1. A $12.50 fare from Pittsburg to New York with a Washington stopover will be offered to boost summer travel.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Pennsylvania
Western Points
New York
Harrisburg
Pennsylvia
Bryan Answers Charge On Campaign Fund Help
Lincoln dispatch reports William J. Bryan denying New York World claims that Thomas F. Ryan funded his Nebraska campaign via Mr. Sheehan. Bryan says he had no knowledge or consent of any Ryan contribution and stands openly for Judge Parker, noting his support was unqualified from the St. Louis convention onward. He also accuses the World of partisan use against Parker.
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Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
New York World
Mr. Bryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Bryan
Allen
Democratic State Committee
Sheehan
Ryan
Nebraska
Parker
Dahlman
National Democratic Committee
National Committee
Mr. Sheehan
Mr. Ryan
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Republican Committee
Not the first fund says Miller
Dr George J Miller of Omaha a longtime Democrat writes an open letter alleging Ryan funds sent to Nebraska to aid Bryan election mirror a decade ago when Bryan supporters allegedly received 75000 from Marcus Daly in Montana The letter suggests Bryan knew of the dealings and benefited from the Ryan and Daly funds.
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Tribune
Omaha
George J. Miller
Ryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Montana
Marcus Daly
Bryan's Daughter a Delegate to Democratic Convention
Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavitt daughter of William Jennings Bryan was named delegate at large to the Colorado Democratic State Convention in Glenwood Springs on June 15. She heads the Denver County delegation though not instructed for her father. The Denver convention endorsed his candidacy but she was unaware of her nomination. This may lead to her attending the national convention to vote for him.
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Tribune
Denver
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
William Jennings Bryan
Glenwood Springs
Leavitt
Denver County
Lincoln
Neb
Fuller Sees Foelker in Albany Before Vote on Gambling Bills
Robert H. Fuller secretary to Governor Hughes visited Albany and met Senator Otto G. Foelker who had been ill after an operation. Fuller said Foelker is bedridden but expects to be in Albany to vote for the anti racetrack gambling bills.
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Albany
Robert H. Fuller
Hughes
New York
Eeburg
Otto G. Foelker
Kings
Mppen
Foelker
Fuller
Ten Million to Aid Unfortunates Across the Nation
C W Averill of Los Angeles, long on the Pacific Coast, now inherits 10 million dollars from a Farmington Me aunt. He plans to aid twenty thousand unfortunates, focusing on those he deems bad, and to open headquarters in New York or Chicago to provide small loans from 100 to 500 or more to enable success.
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the Tribune
Los Angeles
C. W. Averill
Pacific Coast
Alaska
New York
Chicago
Cloudburst Costs Twenty Lives in Mine Flood
Mexico City reports a cloudburst flooded a mine in Juananato causing twenty deaths and property damage estimated at $20.00. The disaster prompted authorities to assess the impact and secure the area for investigations.
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Mexico City
Juananato
Yale Princeton Baseball Game Ad with Train Schedule
At Princeton, Saturday June 6 Yale Princeton baseball game details and special Pennsylvania Railroad trains from New York. Departures 8 25 9 25 0 55 a m 12 25 p m returning 30 minutes after game and 9 45 p m round trip tickets 2 15 from New York.
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Princeton
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
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