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Rescue at Hunt's Point as Osprey wrecked in mud
Passengers of the Osprey flee to shore after the boat runs aground in six feet of Bronx mud near West Farms Creek. Police and residents form a makeshift bridge and rescue women and children first, while Captain Denken and Mate Jelmson stay aboard, threatening to go down with the ship.
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Launch Parties in Peril on the Sound in Heavy Weather
Seven men in one launch and a man with his wife and two children plus a helper in another boat narrowly escaped danger as heavy weather hit the Sound yesterday. Police launched Harbor Squad B with six men, including Sergeant Zele, to assist near the entrance to the Sound, responding as rain intensified and craft faced trouble in the afternoon.
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Harbor Squad B
Two boats drift in heavy Sound swells near East River
Joseph Underwood with six friends in a fishing outing aboard the Owl loses a propeller off Old Oak Point near Port Morris. The craft drifts to near South Brother Island before police tow it to Clason's Point. Nearby, Paul Schroder’s Tip Pa breaks down near Riker’s Island and is towed to North Beach for repairs. Harbor police deem the conditions hazardous for small craft.
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East 124Th Street
Underwood
Old Oak Point
Port Morris
Berrians
South Brother Island
Zole
Owl
Clason's Point
Riker’s Island
Paul Schroder
Hallett Street
Astoria
North Beach
Officer Shoots Stranger in Jamaica, Man Dies at Bellevue
A man calling himself Joseph Zaltenas, a painter from East 61st Street, died at Bellevue Hospital from a bullet wound suffered after an early morning shooting on Rocky Hill Road, Jamaica. Mounted Patrolman William H. Green reported firing three shots at a man in a buggy, believing it a threat. he later identified the body at the morgue and noted the revolver glow.
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East 23d Street
Bellevue Hospital
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Jamaica Station
Rocky Hill Road
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Green
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Lynbrook
Hit by Pres Peters train in Bay Shore
Robert Reybert, 8, son of Edgar Reybert Jr and grandson of Captain Edgar Heybert, a Bay Shore Democrat, died after being struck by a westbound special train carrying President Ralph Peters of the Long Island Rail Road and other officials. Despite attempts to save him, the child died a few hours later at his parents home.
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Ralph Peters
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Peters
Hair trade sparks anti graft push in Canton
In Canton a charitable institute reports hair dealers exhume corpses to recover hair for shipment to America. Chinese authorities crackdown with prosecutions after arrests. Empress of India dispatches notes on the crusade that targets suppliers of human hair used for wigs and switches.
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Roosevelt May Go to Texas
Cecil Lyon, Texas Republican National Committeeman, reports Roosevelt plans to visit Texas before the fall campaign. Lyon says Roosevelt accepted an invitation to stay at a Panhandle ranch and to make several speeches if business engagements permit.
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New York Woman Shoots Self in Dentist Office
Mrs Agnes Somerville wife of Harry Somerville a New York commercial salesman shot herself in the office of Dr John Hardis a State street dentist She was taken to a hospital where it was said she might recover Police seek the husband believed to be in Syracuse or Rochester
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Agnes Somerville
Harry Somerville
Madison Avenue
New York
John Hardis
State Street
Syracuse
Rochester
The Joker in the La Follette Indian Bill Muddle
Washington dispatch details a legislative dispute over Senate Bill 5835 tied to Chippewa and Stearns Lumber Company land claims in Wisconsin. It centers on Robert M La Follette and A W Sanborn, with the Indian Rights Association opposing after the Indian Affairs Commissioner's initial support waned. The episode ends as Commissioner Valentine withdraws endorsement, stalling the bill and leaving the case to ongoing court action.
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Minneota
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Minnesota
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Indian Committee
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House Committee
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New Court Ready to Open in Washington on June 5
Washington reports the United States Court of Customs Appeals will start Tuesday with 225 cases on the docket and 148 slated for argument. Presiding Judge Robert M. Montgomery leads five judges from Michigan Montana California Vermont. Decisions timing unclear. term may run through June and July with possible September or October adjournment.
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Michigan
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Montana
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California
Orion M. Barber
Vermont
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United States
Court of Customs Appeals
Board of General Appraisers
New American style stores open in England
Washington reports the six and ten cent store concept arrives as three-pence and six-pence shops run by an American firm. Leeds hosts a large opening with crowds of buyers and more than forty seven thousand visitors. Five stores have opened in major English cities, signaling a shift in shopkeeping.
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England
Benjamin F. Chase
United States
Leeds
Glavis witness ousted as land office aide suspended
In Portland Horace L. Jones, who was a witness against Glavis, was indefinitely suspended from service at Ballinger's order while his resignation was in transit to Washington. In Madison Gifford Pinchot, removed as chief forester, was praised by his successor at a Wisconsin laboratory dedication.
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Washington
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Madison
Wis
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Taft
Henrys. Graves
United States Forest Products Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
Country's Money Increasing
Washington reports Treasury officials estimate that if all money in circulation were shared equally among every person the average would be 2459 dollars per person. The June 1 total was 3 419 32 384 dollars with 298 076 537 held in government assets, up 14 million from a year earlier.
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Griscom Returns From Europe Amid Stowaway Discovery
C. A. Griscom of Philadelphia, former American Line president, arrived on the St. Louis from Southampton after health treatment in Wiesbaden. A stowaway named Hans Folk was found in a box on the first cabin deck, put to work, and locked up on arrival. He faces deportation.
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American Line
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Wiesbaden
Hans Folk
Coal test for destroyers ends at Newport harbor
Newport R I June 5 Ending a twenty four hour coal consumption test begun yesterday from Lewes Del the torpedo boat destroyers Flusser Preston Lamson and Reid arrived at Newport today They maintained speeds between twelve and twelve and a half knots The results were not made public The destroyers will remain in Narragansett Bay to engage in experimental torpedo work
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Newport
Nerragensett Bay
Rowdies in Cars Face Stricter Courts in Citywide Sweep
Manhattan and Brooklyn magistrates yesterday harshly dealt with rowdyism on elevated and street cars. Stenographers Henry Struch and Carl Chase, both 22, were fined ten dollars after an assault on a passenger on a Sixth Avenue line. A nineteen year old girl Violet Bennett and three young men were fined five dollars for disturbance in Morrisania court. Magistrate O Reilly warned the violators that the law will be fully applied to curb rowdy behavior.
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West 49Th Street
Carl S. Chase
Auburn
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Sullivan Street
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Fitzgerald
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Park Avenue
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Harold Conger
Holland Place
James Cooney
Bathgate Avenue
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Manhattan Avenue
William Vogel
Guernsey Street
Willamsburg
Samuel Gilfeld
East Broadway
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Broadway
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The President Returns Home From Western Trip
President Taft arrived in Washington at 8 44 p m and went to the White House noting no planned conferences. Senator Burrows and Charles D Hilles accompanied him, with Charles D Norton joining later as secretary to the President. Norton’s first confer with Taft since appointment. Crowds greeted the train amid rain as Taft spoke briefly at several stops.
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Socialist Reply to Taft at Milwaukee Meeting
From Philadelphia dispatch June 5 Alderman Berger socialist leader of Milwaukee rebutted Taft claiming socialism is a new civilization phase not mere theory He said socialism threatens Rockefeller Taft Murphy and McNichol Wisconsin will send two socialist Congressmen and Milwaukee will get the best administration ever.
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Diaz Changes Residence To Chapultepec Castle
Mexico City reports President and Sefiorg Dias moved from Calle de Cadena to Chapultepec Castle for summer months. General Diez reportedly in fair health with only a slight cold, causing no concern.
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Castile
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Yonkers Braces for Otis Strike As 500 Machinists Demand Pay Rise
Yonkers awaits a possible Otis Elevator strike after a meeting of more than five hundred machinists voted to walk out if wages are not raised by 20 cents a day. Union support spans 600 electrical workers and carpenters, with Buffalo workers pledging solidarity. Longshoremen and teamsters also back the plan, threatening transit and river shipping disruption.
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Trainmen Wage Dispute Settled With Philadelphia & Reading
Shamokin Penn June 5 There was no special meeting of the Brotherhood of Trainmen to vote on a strike wage issue. Harry Kleckner president of the local branch says the wage question has been amicably settled with the company.
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Brotherhood of Trainmen
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Harry Kleckner
Iditarod Gold Stampede Heads for New Camp
Three hundred fifty prospectors, first stampede party, reach Iditarod gold fields from Fairbanks after a three week Yukon River journey. Experts predict a rush similar to Klondike era but many doubt rapid wealth. summer arrivals may reach five thousand, yet pay dirt is sparse. Iditarod City lacks a wharf and proper facilities as freight piles on the ground.
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Kuskokwill
Socialist for monopolies says they save labor and are needed
Milwaukee mayor Emil Seidel, a Socialist, declared monopolies are labor saving and necessary in a Chicago speech. He urged that all monopolies be strictly regulated while addressing Danish residents at their annual celebration marking the Danish Constitution.
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Chicago
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Pittman Son of Cambridge Family Pleads for Taft Aid
Cambridge, June 5. Mrs Rachael Pittman appeals to President Taft for intervention on behalf of her son Edwin F. Pittman a 27 year old in government service. Pittman has a war and revolutionary career including service in the Boer War Panama Canal work and with insurgent forces in Estrada times. He now seeks relief from charges or actions affecting his status.
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Christiansand Vessel Ashore Near Here
The Scandinavian-American steamer States went ashore yesterday morning near Christiansand. Passengers were taken ashore and part of the cargo transferred to the Danish steamer Holar. It is hoped to refloat the ship later.
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