THREE DAYS WAR OF GANGS ENDS IN TEMPORARY TRUCE
Notorious gang leaders Jack Sirocco and Jack Zelig halted open fighting after detectives guarded Chinatown saloons and arrests followed. Five fighters wounded as clashes across Manhattan included gunfire, dynamite, and raids. police promise action within a day.
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Jack* Sirocco
Jack" Zelig
Chinatown
Jack” Sirocco
Jack” Poggi
Zelig
Chick’ Trigger
No. 251
Bowery
Chick
Divot
Cavone
Gambardelli
Lipzin Theatre
Mul- Derry Street
Manhattan
Coney Island
Zelly
Strocco
Poggi
Lovers Street
East Side
Kid" Twist
Sy “Jack” Zelig
Sloteo
No. 16
Pell Street
Jack" Siroccs
Sirocco Gang
Louis Pogel
Louis the Lump
Garoblera
Sirocco
Jock” Zelig
Kernochan
Christie” Sullivan
Cry
Edwin Hawley's Nephew Sued for Separation
Frederick H Crandell, said to have received 2 000 000 from his uncle Edwin Hawley the railroad man is sued for separation by wife Adelaide D Crandell. She alleges abandonment cruelty and non support with recent abuse and alleged gambling of her earnings. The Crandell family faced poverty and multiple displacements for rent. The couple married in 1908 and have five children. Hawley died intestate valued at about 22 000 000, Crandell believed to gain a large estate.
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Frederick H. Crandell
Edwin Hawley
Adelaide D. Crandell
Crandell
Hawley
Womet
Rallroad
Mr. Hawley
Chatham
N. Yu
Crafnell
Dire Crandel
Eighty year old struck by train in Brunswick incident
An eighty year old man named Robert Armstrong was struck by a train near the Seath River in Brunswick, New Jersey while driving a wagon. He sustained several scalp wounds, a fractured right leg, and was unable to stop the mule as rain fell. The page references an advertisement for a sale and a note to look at page 19.
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Jay Yoexrapn Ue
Brunswick
N. J
Junes
Robert Arinstrong
Seath River
Ates
Nixon dies in scientist's care in Washington
Washington June United States arse Nixon of Nevada died tonight at Walter Reed Hospital from meningitis linked to a nose abscess His wife Mrs Nixon and their son are en route from Reno and not expected until Friday morning The Christian Science Church is cited in the care shift with Dr William Campbell assuming full charge and noting Nixon had long suffered nasal trouble prior to operation
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Washington
United States
Nixon
Nevada
Wretock
Reng, Ney
William & Campbell
First Church For Christ
Scientist
Senator Nixon
Campbell
Snater Nixon
Fish with a diamond ring found in Philadelphia fish
A Philadelphia dealer discovered a fish with a diamond ring in its gills during sorting. Rumors of jewel bearing fish worried housewives but officials say only one fish contained the jewel and no price hikes will occur before owners prove ownership. Defective fish will be examined before disposal.
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Philadelphia
June Howard Buthy
Hurley
Buzby
Anglesea
Paging is Like Politics in Waldorf Astoria Corridor
Aids in the Waldorf Astoria noted Congressman Underwood of Alabama awaiting a presidential nomination. A passing page cry named Mister Bryan and Mister Clark, while calls for rivals Brut-Cuvee and a Dewey & Sons champagne line were referenced in the hotel lobby chatter.
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Seat Underwood
Alabama
Waldorf-Astoria
Mister Underwood
Bryan
Clark
Congressman Underwood
Paris Pastel Sale Sets Record Prices in Doucet Collection
Paris June 5 Pastel brings 606000 francs to La Tour portrait of Tuval de L'Epinoy highest pastel price ever. Doucet collection sale totals 0.6 million francs with other La Tour portraits and Watteau Fragonard studies hitting strong sums as bidders push total to 0.72 million dollars.
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Paris
Doucet
la Tour
Tuval de L’epinoy
Chevalier de Jars
France
Marguerite Lecomte
Mme, Grimod de la Reyniere
Tacav
Issaed
Eotat Sim
Parronneau
Haudein
Portail
Wattean
Fragonard
Rockefeller Must Pay Dog Tax On Terrier At Forest Hill
John D Rockefeller was billed for dog taxes on a small white and brown fox terrier found at the Forest Hill estate months ago. The dog was listed in Rockefeller's personal tax return but now belongs to Albert Holliday, a watchman, with Lynch among the 150 employees learning of the listing.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Lynch
John Ds
Prestein
Mr. Rockefeller
Albert Holliday
Titanic Survivor William Carter Fatally Injured in Polo Fall
Philadelphia June 5 William E Carter a Titanic survivor and Bryn Mawr Benedicts player was fatally hurt in a polo match against the Philadelphia Country Club team at Bryn Mawr College His pony fell during a fourth period turn Carter lay unconscious for twenty four minutes then was rushed to Bryn Mawr Hospital where physicians reported possible brain concussion and internal injuries.
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Philadelphia
William E. Carter
J. Bruce Ismay
Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr Benedicts
Carter
Lawber Stokes
Ady
Powder Can Blows Up Wounding Six Boys in Jersey City
Ten youngsters playing near a Roosevelt avenue garbage dump found a twenty two pound can of gunpowder. Two fifteen year olds opened it with a jack knife when a spark ignited the charge, causing a great explosion. Schemel and Wasserman both suffered severe burns and jumped into a lake to extinguish flames. Six others sustained facial burns and powder marks. They were rushed to City Hospital. Police investigate how the container ended up in the dump.
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Roosevelt Avenue
Hackensack River
Jersey City
Hudson County Park
Edward Schemel
Bishop Street
David Wasserman
Clifton Place
Schemer
Wasserman
Schemel
Harry Lehman
Nodal West Side Avenue
City Hospital
John Foote
Nunda Avenue
Thomas Duane
Duncan Avenue
Arthur “Mouncey
Duncan
Charles Hall
Sculptor's Widow Criticizes Lincoln Statue Copy
Mrs Augustus Saint Gaudens widow of the original sculptor criticizes a Boston Chamber of Commerce Lincoln statue copy. The Chicago maker George L Ganlere produced the reproduction, and Mrs Saint Gaudens notes exaggerated pose and clothing wrinkling, with mis spelling of Saint Gaudens's name.
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Boston
Abraham Lincoln
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Chicago
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Lincoln Park
George L. Ganlere
Jeh
Whte
Commerce
Commerce, Mrs. Saint-Gau- Chamber 61
Mr. Saint-Gaudens
Mr. Saint- Gaudens
Taft Forces Plan to Control Roosevelts Convention Fight
Chicago dispatch says Taft leaders plan to make permanent the temporary national committee with Senator Root as chairman. Roosevelt managers deny seating Howell and vow to contest seats to gain majority. Dixon and Ward say Roosevelt will push to overthrow Root but won’t back Howell.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Clihu Root
Taft
National Committee
Roosevelt
KR. B. Howell
Nebraska
Rosewater
Oyster Bay
Dixon
William L. Ward
National
New York
Howell
John F. Hill
Maine
Crane
Penpise
Sanders
Washington
Root
1Ven
Victor Rosewater
Roy C. West
Tinois Republican State Central Committee
Illinois
Senator Root
Nixon
Penrose
McKinley
Taft Y National Bureau
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House of Representatives
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Pinar del Rio
Lit List Bridge
Camp Columbia
Cabana
la Fuerza
el Cuero
Pompo Manganese Company
Frank Renney
EL Cristo
Santa Ursula
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Hite
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Underwood
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Geord Nixon
Christian Setentiat
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