Petitioner's London departure sparks royal remarks
A suffragette linked to Queen Mary caused a stir as she and her sister attended a court appearance and then left for a Midlands home. The incident drew sharp comment from King George and highlighted tensions over militant tactics, with church closures and political fallout shaping public reaction.
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Torrepelon
Mary Hromfeld
Dau
Arthst
Mlomfeld
Ale
Yoraser
Vilage
Broadway
Midland
Blaenfirid
Lavy Homfeld
Pierhapton
Miss Homfeld
Lady Blomfield
Leet Chamberlain'n Office
King George
Qaverter
Eatrage
Miss Blomfieids
Bank of England
Sr Pomfield
London
French Cabinet Forecast After Premiership Shift
Paris foresees a new cabinet lineup with René Viviant as Premier and Foreign Affairs, Bienvenu Martin as Justice Minister, Joseph Naulens as Finance, Louis Maley as Interior, and Adolphe Mémassage as War. Seven ministers from the Doumergue era prior hold portfolios, with several names continuing from earlier governments.
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Paris
Ccmene
Aetlister Public Instruction
Talget
Volneast
Lemes
Wn Presen
René Viviant
Bienvenu Martin
Joseph Dies Neulens
Louis J. Maley
Adolphe Méasimy
Mariné
Armand 1 Ganethier
Fe Davie
Millies Ban Croix
Gaston Th Kon At
Maurice Raynaud
M. Gostard
René Henault
Abel Ferry
Jacquie
Pine Arte
M. Poubhot
M. Maunours
Sen
Martti
Nonens
Malvy
Gaythier
Dark
Heywoud
Iter
Tite
Ion Doumersue
Intertor
Mona Lisa thief gets light sentence in Florence trial
Florence reports Vincenzo Perugia admitted stealing the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in Paris. Judges sentenced him to a year and a half but credited time served, with a maximum six months remaining. The theft occurred in August 1911 and the painting surfaced in December 1912 when offered for sale in Florence.
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Florence
Pune
Vincenzo Perugia
de Vinety
Louvre du Paris
Perugia
Rifles for Ulsterites Strengthened in Belfast Exchange
Belfast armory of the Ulster Volunteers was strengthened today by 3% Mauser rifles following a daring sea run by an Irish yachtsman. Part of the consignment landed south of Donaxhader from Belfast, but most rifles delivered to Presquay under police eyes by specially selected volunteers.
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Belfast
Ulster “Volunteers
Donaxhader
Auto hold ups net $6000 in sprawling city crime spree
A brazen run of three robberies nets a gang about $6000. The first escapees flee as a car bolts away during a clash with police. Suspects linked to a Hoboken area driving ring, with arrests and confessions followed by a tense chase through Greenwich Village. Detective units pursue leads across several streets and factories.
Police trap five in extortion plot arrests in city
Five alleged extortionists linked to the Dopey Benny gang were arrested after a police trap set since March. Victims Feldman and Frew allegedly faced demand money from Daniel Lowe, Swarsky, Napelbaum, Peterson, and Zimpleman at locations including East Houston Street and West Withers. Police say one suspect threatened to blow up the joint.
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Feldman & Fred
Reenwich
Maret AL
Benny” Newng
Ucket
Doseyh Fridman
Harry Lowe
Mr" Gorton
Hivington Baths
Vard Swarsky
Havonneé
S.A
Robert Napellaum
Yeaes Olk
West
Bayonne
John Feterer
Wliny Peterson
Sears Aid
East Houston St
Fredrick Zimpleman
Sears
Secordiie
Ty Feldman
Frew
Lowe
Feldman
Freud
Swarsky
Napelbaum
Two French Army Aviators Die in Dijon Aircraft Explosion
Two French army aviators Lieutenant and Sapper Rioux were killed when an aeroplane wreck exploded near Dijon France. Peasants watching the craft at half a mile altitude over the Casquette forest saw an explosion and the wreckage fell, the bodies found horribly burned and mutilated.
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Dijon
France
Sapper
Rioux
Staton
Casquette
Tarrytown Vigil Prepared for W. W. War Trials
Special guards will be posted across Tarrytown and the Rockefeller estate as trials of Becky Edelson supporters proceed. Notables including Upton Sinclair and Alexander Berkman are listed among expected attendees. protests and debates tied to the W. W. movement are anticipated around the town and in New York.
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Tarrytown
Rockefeller
Doyie
Moller
Hapkne
Sin
Suvias
Tockefeller
John Dkyn
Hockefellee
Rome
Herks Kéelson
Justus Shefield
Upton Sinclair
Alexander Berkman
Lincoln Steffens
Leonard 2
Abbott
Theodore Schroeder
Tarstown
Inex
Torytown
Colon Samgre
Becky” Edelson
Dude Crain
Paterson
Tatumlan
W. W
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
Colorado
Cathedral Parkway
Wilson
Commission of Arbitration
Julie Reedy
Percy Mackaye
Leroy Scott
Walter Weyl
Walter Lippman
Herbert Croly
Queen Here in Fall for Quiet Visit to U S
Queen ree or pyuganini plans a discreet October arrival in the United States via Sofia contact William Caspar. Eleanora, Europe’s royal nurse, had been due last month but postponed as war fears rose. She seeks to meet Secretary Bryan, inspect hospitals, and prefers to be addressed as madame, not Your Majesty.
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Pyuganini
United States
Sofia
William Caspar
Clayton Rockhill
Bulgaria
Eleanora
Europe
Huerta
Lipton
Inter
Bryan
Madame
Your
King Alfonso to visit U S for polo in 1919
Report from J Cheever Cowdin and John Barnes Miller arriving in port on the Arimitania claims King Alfonso would travel to the United States to join the Spanish team in the 1919 universal polo tournament in San Francisco. The king reportedly played without special treatment and smiled after a near head strike.
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Alfonso
San Francisco
J. Cheever Cowdin
John Barnes Miller
Pasadena
Cal
Mr. Cowdin
Alfonso Astrids
Disputed Injury Suit Involving Varaur College Figures
Professor Riley Bao of Varaur College faced a damage suit brought by Professor Woodbridge Riley over injuries to his patient Catherine after a rubber tube was left near her during surgery for tubercular glands by Dr. Emery Marvel. The court action was argued today following an extended operation lasting sixteen hours.
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Lee Be Aban
Profesor Woodbridge Riley
Varaur College
Catherine
Emery Marvel
Flat Spat Ends with Fire Alarm and Injured Captain
Mr and Mrs Leo Lawler argued in their flat at 410 Fant 184th St yesterday. Mrs Lawler fled onto a third floor fire escape, screaming as a crowd gathered below, triggering a fire alarm. Captain Edward Fagan suffered injuries while avoiding a child, an ambulance rushed him to Fordham Hospital, reserves were called, and Lawler was arrested as the crowd dispersed.
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Leo Lawler
Fant
184Th St
Lawler
Edward Fagan
Captain Fagan
Fordham
Empress Inquiry Opens June 16 in Canada
Ottawa announces an inquiry into the Empress of Ireland disaster will begin June 16 in Quebec or Montreal. Lord Mersey previously presided over the Titanic inquiry. commissioners include Sir Adolph Rothler and Commander F W Caborne with several British and Canadian officials assisting.
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Tne
Quebec
Montreal
JT Hagen
Lord Woul
Vineland
Adolph Routh Ler
Qovher
Juattoe Meteod
New Franewick
F W. Caborne
British Rayal Naval Reserve
John Welsh
Newcastle
England
Demers
Dominion Wrack
Mowe
Canadian Naval Service
Wabhorne
Profesor Welsh
British Board of Trade
Hazen
Lord Mersey
Aralane
Morgue Conditions Exposed by Kingsbury in City Report
Commissioner Kingsbury reports dire morgue conditions at Morgue 1 and East River sites. During winter, all compartments filled and bodies stored in boxes without refrigeration. February and March showed nine more bodies than compartments. Infants found in boxes at 1 am in April, with adults in open boxes on the floor. Department seeks a new morgue in the Pathological Building at Bellevue Hospital grounds.
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Kingsbury
Mthst
East River
Department of Charities
Mitchel
Isco
Bellevue Hospital
Hedges Remains in Governor Nomination Race
John Hedges vows to continue his fight for the Republican nomination for governor. He plans an upstate tour after July 1 with several speeches and believes supporters who think the nomination is foreclosed are mistaken. In 1912 he undertook a lengthy statewide trip for the nomination.
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Ans Blican
Jobn Hedges
Heterday
Hedges
Catholics urged to boycott Panama Pacific Exposition
An America magazine editorial calls on Catholics nationwide to boycott the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco due to Italy's delegate Nathan of Rome. It argues his anti clerical record insults Catholics and urges priests and lay members to withhold support and refuse exhibits or attendance.
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Nathan
Rome
Italy
Amete Fea
Hloe
Holy Father
Mary
Alumni Society of the
American Vllege
San Francisoo
Catholic Volleges
Congress
City Island Hermit Held in Washington
Elizabeth A. Vail 54 of City Island suburb New York is held for observation at Washington Asylum Hospital after visiting Police Headquarters and declaring the New York system aims to rid itself of her as an outsider. A widow from a prominent City Island family she has two grown children in Manhattan and a winter home on West 72nd Street.
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Matt
Barrow
Washington and
Sandists
Sud
Sade
Jay
Fuet
Barlow
Reed
Bar- Town
Hell
Harlow
Robbiers
Uet Marlow
John White Aottter
Masury Company
Hue
Maeniy
New Jersey
Masury
Elizabeth A. Vail
New York
Washington
West Carroll St
City
Txland
Major Bylvesters
Washington Asylum Hospital
Vais
City Teland
City Island
Manhattan
Big Tim’s Estate Fails To File Complete Inventory
Executors Mulligan and Sullivan fled from the Surrogates Court after delays in filing an inventory for Timothy J D Bullivan. The latest supplementary inventory values the personal estate at 1.0 million with disputed securities and a partnership with George J Kraus in theater. The case also notes interests in the McNally contract for the Catskill aqueduct project and questions of value.
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Culelivan
Timothy JD. Bullivan
Burerogate Cohalan
Mulligan and Sullivan
Big Tim
George J. Kraus
McNally
City of
New York
Catskill Aqueduct
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