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Osprey Salvage Ends in Mud and Rescue at West Farms Creek
A rescue effort saved passengers from the Osprey after it ran aground near West Farms Creek in the dark. Police and residents built a makeshift bridge on mud to bring 156 people from danger, with women and children prioritized. Captain Denken and Mate Johnson stayed aboard, while other vessels like the Owl and Tip Pa faced separate troubles near Port Morris and Riker's Island in a night of rough seas.
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Launch Parties In Peril On stormy Sound
Seven men in one launch and a man with his wife and two children with four helpers faced narrow escapes in heavy weather on the Sound yesterday. Many motor boat enthusiasts braved rain and wind, others fared better, while Harbor Squad B under Sergeant Zole raced to aid as the rain began in the afternoon. Police Launch 4 patrolled near the entrance to the rte when the crew spotted distress signals from the launch O 1.
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Officer shoots stranger in Jamaica suspected of shooting case
A man claiming to be Joseph Zaltenas, painter of East 61st Street, died at Bellevue Hospital after being shot early Saturday. Mounted Patrolman Green said he fired on a man in a buggy on Rocky Hill Road, Jamaica, after a confrontation. the buggy and horse were later identified as Weeks property, with another buggy and horse found nearby.
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Lynbrook
Hit by Pres Peters Train Dems Child Dies
Robert Reybert son of Edgar Reybert Jr and grandson of Captain Edgar Reybert a leading Democratic figure in Bay Shore Long Island died after being struck by a westbound special train carrying President Ralph Peters of the Long Island Rail Road and other officials He was taken to his home after the accident but died several hours later despite doctors reports he might recover.
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Crusade Against Chinese Hair Dealers Reported
In Victoria B C June 5 authorities say Chinese officials are cracking down on hair exporters to America after a Canton charitable order found dealers exhuming corpses to retrieve hair. Hair cutters are being prosecuted as cases arise.
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Roosevelt May Go to Texas to Meet at Sea
Cecil Lyon, Texas Republican National Committeeman, reports Colonel Roosevelt will visit Texas before the fall campaign. Roosevelt plans to write a history of Texas and has accepted an invitation to stay at a Panhandle ranch, conditional on business engagements. He may make a few speeches if schedule allows.
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New York Woman Shoots Self in Albany Office
Mrs Agnes Somerville wife of Harry Somerville a New York salesman shot herself today in the office of Dr John Hardis a State street Dentist She was taken to hospital where it was said she might recover Police seek her husband believed to be in Syracuse or Rochester and is trying to locate him
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Muckraking tale in La Follette bill over Indian rights
Washington dispatch chronicles the La Follette 5835 bill linked to Chippewa lands, Stearns Lumber, and A W Sanborn amid Indian Rights Association opposition. It details the actors Robert La Follette A W Sanborn Senator Clapp and Commissioner Valentine, with hopes of settlement and a court fight pending.
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New Court Ready to Open in Washington
Washington reports the United States Court of Customs Appeals will open with 225 cases on the docket and 108 set for argument. The five judges include Presiding Judge Robert M. Montgomery and associates William H. Huht James F. Smith Orion M. Barber and Marion De Vries. The term likely runs through June and July with possible September adjournment. no decisions yet scheduled.
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William H. Huht
Montana
James F. Smith
California
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Vermont
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Court of Customs Appeals
Board of General Appraisers
New Store Plan for England Opens Three-Pence Six-Pence Shop
Washington reports the introduction of a six and ten cent store concept in England as the three-pence and six-pence stores. American firms operate them and expect profitable growth that could alter English shopping habits. Leeds welcomed the model with crowds, over forty seven thousand inspecting the opening room. Five stores have already opened in major cities. Leeds serves as a shopping hub for about one million people.
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England
Benjamin F. Chase
United States
Leeds
Glavis Witness Ousted By Ballinger Aide Suspends Jones
Portland June 5 Horace L Jones resigned as special agent for the general Land Office yet was indefinitely suspended from service by order of Secretary Ballinger. Jones had testified against Ballinger supporting Gravis charges while in Madison Gifford Pinchot praised at Wisconsin lab dedication by successor Graves stressing need for initiative and responsibility in forestry work.
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Wis
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Taft
Henry S. Graves
United States Forest Products Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
Country's Money Increasing
Treasury officials report that if all money in circulation were divided equally, each person would receive 24.59 dollars. The June 1 total was 3.419 billion with 298.076 million in Treasury assets, and per capita was 14 cents higher than last month despite population growth.
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Griscom Returns from Europe Amid Health Trip
C. A. Griscom of Philadelphia, former American Line president, arrives on the St. Louis from Southampton after seeking treatment in Wiesbaden for his eyes. On the voyage, stowaway Hans Folk was found hidden in a deck box, put to work, and detained. he faces deportation.
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Coal Test for Destroyers in Narragansett Bay
Newport R I June 5 The torpedo boat destroyers Flusser Preston Lamson and Reid completed a twenty four hour cecal consumption test begun yesterday from Lewes Delaware. They maintained speeds between twelve and twelve and a half knots. Results not made public. The ships will remain in Narragansett Bay for experimental torpedo work.
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Narragansett Bay
Rowdyism in city cars leads to stern magistrate warnings
Police courts across Manhattan and Brooklyn yesterday handled numerous disorderly conduct cases on trains and streetcars. Young men and a nineteen year old woman were arrested, with magistrates promising severe penalties. Staunch action was taken against Struch and Chase for assault and disorderly behavior on a Sixth Avenue elevated train, with fines of 10 dollars each and warnings. A Bronx girl Violet Bennett and three young men were fined five dollars each for car disturbances. Magistrate O'Reilly in Brooklyn vowed to stamp out rowdyism, setting firm bail and warning against repeat offenses.
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Brooklyn
Henry J. Struch
West 49Th Street
Carl S. Chase
Auburn
N. Y
Immigration Bureau
Pitts Island
Krotel
James Lumin
Sullivan Street
Grace
McCauley
Fitzgerald
Fulton Street
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Chase
Lumia
Steinert
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Violet Bennett
Park Avenue
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Westchester Avenue
Clason Point
Buckley, Weldon and
Boran
Samuel Goodnough
Harold Conger
Holland Place
James Cooney
Bathgate Avenue
O'Reilly
Manhattan Avenue
William Vogel
Guernsey Street
Willamsburg
Samuel Gilferd
East Broadway
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Gilfeld
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Broadway
President Taft Returns to Washington After Western Trip
President Taft arrived in Washington at 8 44 PM and went to the White House without plans for talks or conferences. He appeared energetic amid cheering crowds despite rain, accompanied by Senator Burrows and Charles D Hilles. Charles Norton joined the party, taking up duties as secretary to the President tomorrow.
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Socialist Reply to Taft at Milwaukee Leader Speech
At Labor Lyceum Hall Alderman Berger, socialist leader of Milwaukee, challenged Taft's claim that socialism is the nation’s gravest problem. He framed socialism as a new civilization phase succeeding capitalism, naming Rockefeller, Taft, Murphy, and McNichol as targets and pledging Milwaukee to strong socialist administration and future congressional gains.
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Diaz Changes Residence To Chapultepec Castle
Mexico City June 5. President and Sefforg Diaz moved from Callé de Cadena to Chapultepec Castle for the summer. General Diaz was said to be in fair health aside from a slight cold, with no untoward symptoms.
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Yonkers Awaits First Skirmish in Otis Strike
Yonkers waits for a threatened strike by 500 Otis Elevator Works machinists demanding a 20 cent daily raise. Over 500 attend a meeting and vote to strike if not met, with 600+ electrical workers and carpenters in sympathy. Longshoremen and teamsters pledge support, paralyzing material movement. Buffalo Otis workers also prepare to strike, possibly impacting contracts citywide.
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Trainmen deny strike vote at Shamokin meeting
Shamokin Penn June 5 There was no special meeting tonight of the Brotherhood of Trainmen of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company to consider an alleged strike vote. Harry Kleckner of Shamokin, president of the local branch, says the wage issue has been amicably settled with the company.
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Penn
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Harry Kleckner
Iditarod Gold Stampede Opens in Alaska
Three hundred fifty prospectors, first stampede party to reach Iditarod gold fields, arrived from Fairbanks after a three week Yukon trip. Spring optimism clashes with caution as estimates foresee up to five thousand arrivals, though pay dirt is limited and most may abandon Iditarod City for distant camps.
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Iditarod
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Klondike
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Kuskokwill
Socialist mayor argues monopolies save labor in Chicago speech
Emil Seidel, socialist mayor of Milwaukee, told a Danish Chicago audience that monopolies are labor saving devices and necessary but must be tightly regulated. He spoke at the Danish residents annual celebration marking the signing of the new Danish Constitution.
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Seidel
Pittman Son of Mrs Rachael Pittman Appeals to President Taft
Cambridge Massachusetts June 5 Pittman son of Mrs Rachael Pittman No 3 Spring street writes to President Taft seeking intervention to protect his son Edwin Pittman a 27 year old in U S government service since four years. He details a life of service from Boer War enlistment to roles in Panama Canal work and involvement with revolutionary forces in Nicaragua and Honduras.
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Ship Mishap Near Christiansand Hints Tow Refloat Effort
A Nordic steamship went ashore near Christiansand yesterday morning. The passengers were brought ashore, part of the cargo transferred to the Danish steamer Holar. Efforts aim to refloat the stranded vessel Tow.
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