Attorneys Present Defense Story in Scheib Murder Case
The defense lawyers for Henry A. Scheib reveal a lengthy account of the couple’s troubled marriage and claim he stayed near East 78th Street while his wife died. They argue she suffered from consumption and that Scheib was not near their apartment during the critical period, challenging the police timeline and ring pawnshop testimony.
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Pickpockets Target On East Side Trains
Several commuters on Third Avenue elevated and nearby stations reported wallet thefts as pickpockets jostled riders aboard trains. Victims from Staten Island and East 102nd Street lost cash amounts ranging from 51 to 800 dollars plus a check, with suspects described as two men quarrelling before the thefts. Local police are investigating the incidents.
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West New Brighton
Staten Island
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Los
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Sith
Still Accuses M Namara Delaney Spy on Non Union Work
In Muskogee Oklahoma John Delaney, awaiting trial on dynamiting charges, asserts he was hired by John J McNamara to spy on non union construction and mark targets for dynamite. He previously served time in jail after a Hotel Utah bombing and is said to have given conflicting stories to a sheriff as police in Chicago dispute his confessed plan to blow a Chicago viaduct.
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Oklahoma City
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Chicago
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Ronan
Sympathy for McNamara Arouses Labor Strike Talk
John Walsh of Local 791 says central labor body formed years ago plans a national strike to protest J. McNamara arrest. The Industrial Workers of the World, rival to the AFL, issued a referendum for a general strike on July 5 potentially lasting six days to a week. The IW of the world would invite AFL unions to join the strike. about one million of five billion organized workers might participate.
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Canal May Harm U S By Causing Trade Shifts
Paris dated report warns the Panama Canal could widen European dominance in South American trade unless the United States builds its merchant fleet. European and South American interests plan to exploit the canal's opening, potentially limiting American influence and shipments dominated by French, German, and Italian companies.
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Hammond in London for King George coronation
Ambassador Hays Hammond arrives in London with his family to represent the United States at King George’s coronation. He is hosted at Stratton House and will stay until Friday before traveling to Paris for the event ceremonies.
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Czar Intervenes in Self-Starvation Crisis
Emperor meets Meliodorua priest from Traritayn who led followers to starve until a prior was restored. Holy Synod rescinds decree after imperial aid. Carter departs Bosporus for Paris. Rockhill to Turkey as ambassador-in-waiting. Asia Minor project revival moves forward in Constantinople with American syndicate plan for railroads in Asiatic Turkey.
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Taxi Cab Aid in Capture During Unconscious Man Robbery
Patrolman McKernan of the Bast toh street station and a passing taxicab pursued two men seen rifling pockets of an unconscious man near 101st Street and Fifth Avenue. One assailant, identified as Stephen Li Cacto of 16 Madison Street, was arrested after a brief chase and later arraigned in Harlem Court on assault and robbery charges. The victim, revived at Harlem Hospital, reported the incident.
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Madison Street
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Harlem
Vedrine for Rome flight in Paris Madrid race update
Rome June 4 Vedrine the Paris Madrid winner sent a message from Paris saying he hopes to fly to Rome and aims to finish the flight in one day. If possible he would join the Rome Turin leg as well amid landing challenges in the Apennines. Beaumont will race to Turin regardless. Garros remains severely injured.
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If America Insists on Opium Conference
London dispatch from Simla suggests that if America presses for an opium conference at The Hague the importation of cocaine and morphine into China must be thoroughly considered. The India revenue sacrifice would be useless unless treaty powers prohibit importation by agreement, the correspondent argues.
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China Likely to Seek Revision of 1881 Russian Treaty
Reports from Peking indicate China may seek to revise the 1881 treaty with Russia before it expires in August. Russia signals preference for renewal but fears losing long standing privileges including river navigation rights on Manchuria and exclusive trade in Mongolia. A revision would raise issues likely to involve Japan and broader regional matters tied to Russo-Chinese relations and past occupation concerns.
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Rusja
Prix de Diane at Chantilly Crowds Record Prix de Diane Stakes Held
A strong field of twenty one contested the Prix de Diane at Chantilly on a perfect day. Brome faded late as Rose Verte trained by M Aumont surged from the outsider at 1 to 1 to win by a length and a half with Brome second and Sibylle third. The race for three year olds was run over ten and a half furlongs and attracted many American spectators. Frank Gould's Jar retiere unplaced. Combours had been second in the Prix Hedouville.
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King inspects 200 animals at coronation gift zoo visit
London reporters say King and Queen accompanied by children visited the Zoological Gardens to inspect 200 newly arrived animals sent from the Union of South Africa as a coronation gift. The royal party spent two hours touring enclosures, delighted the royal children who fed and observed various species.
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Chinese admirals in London arrival in Plymouth
London reports that Chinese naval leaders Admiraledene and Ching arrived in Plymouth today to attend the coronation events in London. The Hai Chi, built at Elewick twelve years ago, is noted as the largest and fastest unit in the Chinese navy.
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Swedes Visit American Warships in Stockholm Visit
In Stockholm on June 4 the American warships were opened to visitors. Admiral Badger inspected the ships with American Minister Chasten H. Graves. They called on the Minister of Marine and later visited the navy yard.
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Albanian Autonomy Declared Amid Turmoil in Montenegro
June 4 Cettinjo reports the Mire dites, a powerful Albanian tribe, have proclaimed autonomy for Albania and formed a provisional government at Orosh. They claim to command ten thousand men. In frontier clashes nearby, Greek forces reportedly killed Turks near Devel, with five Turkish casualties noted.
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German dirigible safety clears. Parseval arrives in Hamburg
Hamburg reports the German dirigible Parseval I successfully landed this afternoon after a record flight from Merlin. The airship plans a future departure for an early run toward Copenhagen, pending safe operations and weather windows.
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Derelict aeroplane search ends futile off Toulon
A torpedo boat destroyer Pertiteane returned to Toulon reporting the derelict aeroplane sighting near Arty wiles out to sea was unfounded. At Berlin a German bicyclist named Thelle, while pacing on a motorcycle in an international race, was killed.
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Madero's Triumph on Special Train Tour of Mexico
Francisco Madero and his party received massive welcomes across Torreon San Pedro and Torreon as the special train traveled south. Bombs and salutes greeted the forward move with tens of thousands cheering Viva Madero. The itinerary included San Pedro Torreon Zacatecas Aguas Calientes Leon and San Juan del Rio with a Mexico City arrival Wednesday morning.
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Leon
San Joan del Rio
Mexico City
Children Scalded by Live Wires in Braddock Tragedy
Mary Colona aged six and her four year old brother were struck by an electric wire as they crossed a Braddock street. Mary fainted and burned, John suffered facial injuries. Father Joseph Colona aided, then four bystanders also sustained burns while rescuing. Mary remains gravely ill. John may recover. Andrew Buloeh, in a rubber coat, attempt to pull the line away but burned his hands. Families and rescuers faced severe injuries and uncertainty tonight.
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Braddock
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John
Mary
Josepht
Colona
Andrew Buloeh
Romaeton
Ball Players Arrested After Sunday Game
Three players identified as Kamin Ye dune and others were arrested at the close of a game between a local club and a newly formed athletic club. Sheriff Day tried to gain entry to the park before the game but failed. warrants were issued for the players. The match ended early and will go to jury trial in Justice Court next Friday. A prior attempt to play Sunday ball sparked gubernatorial charges and halted Sunday games in New York State.
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Nick Carter
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Painted Jefferson yellow at University of Virginia rotunda
An incident smeared the bronze Jefferson statue and the liberty bell with blue and yellow paint on the UVA rotunda esplanade. Authorities investigate whether students or outsiders were responsible as indignation spreads.
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University of Virginia
Juarez Battle Scene Draws Hundreds of Shoppers and Witnesses
Hundreds of Americans crossed the border to Juarez to view the recent battle area. Provisional Governor duties debated as federal and insurgent forces mobilized near the river. Reports describe destruction and ongoing tension as authorities reassess control.
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Juares
Abram Gonzales
Neral Moldiera
Almont
President witnesses first time at Mexico City bull fight
General Almazan and officers attended the bull fight with President de la Barra in Mexico City, witnessing two spectacles and applauding. Four of six bulls were killed during his presence, with one dedicated to rebel chiefs. Alfredo Robles Dominguez seeks to urge de la Barra to tighten troop reins in Cuernavaca. A thousand men under Almazan camp at Ajusco. Domingues says Cuernavaca forces and Ajusco detachment to be moved to nearby towns to satisfy revolutionaries.
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Diaz Sails for Havre After Havana Stay
General Porfirio Diaz arrived in Havana on the Ypiranga from Vera Cruz and resumed his voyage to Havre after a brief farewell visit by the Mexican Minister Sefer Godoy and Cuban officials. He declined press questions, saying conditions prevent comments on the Mexican situation. Diaz expressed gratitude for Havana's warm reception.
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Diaz Still a General Major General Resignation Refused
Mexico City June 4 The War Department refused to accept General Diaz resignation as a major general and granted him an indefinite leave of absence, keeping him in service rather than allowing retirement.
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Mexican Ambassador to United States changes earlier on
June reports announce Gilberto Crespo y Martinez as new Mexican ambassador to Washington succeeding Manuel de Zamacona Inezan, who may be reassigned to London as financial agent. Zamacona’s brief tenure followed March appointment. Crespo previously served as minister to Austria. Concurrently Pablo Macedo fills London post after resigning. In Mexico City, Francisco Leon de la Barra moves to foreign affairs. Meanwhile Colonel Mayor reportedly advances on Tijuana, with gunboat Guerrero and Mosby named general by insurgents in Tijuana.
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Gilberto Crespo Y Martinez
Washington
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London
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United States
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Mexlco City
Zamacona
Mmicera Tan
Wes
Tinent
Mexico City
San Diego
Yune
Mayor
Tijuana
Guerrero
Jack Mosby
Rhys Pryce
Los Angeles
Reyes Reaches Vera Cruz in Mexico for Peace Aim
General Bernardo Reyes arrives in Vera Cruz aboard the steamer Furst Bismarck and is welcomed by officials and a small crowd. He pledges to use influence to restore normal peace and supports the Diaz legacy while hinting at possible presidential aspirations amid rival factions including Madero and the Catholic party.
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Europe
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Cinrek
Suspension of Weigher in Sugar Investigation Explored
Philadelphia June 4. The suspension of Henry Clay Marshall Threed States lweigher followed allegations he hindered a sugar fraud inquiry by withholding facts. Garbarino, a Department of Justice agent, read a prepared statement at a conference with U S Attorney J Whitaker Thompson and A G special assistant Henry S Arnold. They declined to expand on the matter as the grand jury resumes tomorrow morning.
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Henry Clay Marshall
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Department of Justice
Garbarino
United States Attoreney
Mother Slain on Bridge Crash Hurts Children Near Austin Penn
Mrs Jacob Swat, killed in a bridge collision two miles from Austin Penn, as an automobile driven by her husband struck a girder. Five children aged five to twelve were seriously hurt, with one leg broken and an eight-year-old with a broken arm. Swanson escaped with slight injuries, and Carl Freeland was seriously hurt.
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Jacob Swatson
Ron Girder
Swanson
Carl Freeland
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