Twenty Hurt As Elevator Train Fuse Blows In Rush Hour
A northbound Third Avenue elevated train near Eighty Ninth Street suffered a fuse blow causing panic and crowd crush. Over twenty injured, including Adolph Friebelle and Isaac Messner, with windows broken and passengers trampled. train sped into the station as guards battled the jam. several refused hospital treatment.
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New French Cabinet Formed Under Combes
Paris reports Senator Combes has formed a new cabinet after meetings at the Ministry of Posts. The announced ministers include Valle for Justice, Delcassé for Foreign Affairs, General André for War, Martoujoul s for Marine, Chaumet for Public Instruction, Pelletan for Public Works, Comergue for Colonies, Trouillot for Commerce, and Mougeot for Agriculture. Rouvier may take Finance, unsettled over the progressive income tax. The cabinet blends Radical and Radical Socialist elements with a pledge on the Associations Law, taxation reform, and state purchase of railways.
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Martueijouls
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Colonies
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Commerce
Trouillot
Agriculture
Mougeot
Rouvier
Panic in Yokohama Stock Market After Government Action
The Japanese government's move to raise minimum capitalization and tighten market controls sparked a stock exchange panic in Yokohama. Securities nationwide declined sharply as traders reassessed risk and regulation, signaling turbulence in the postaction period.
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Yokohama
Massive illicit whiskey operation unearthed in Yonkers house
Fire officials uncovered one of the district’s largest illicit distilleries at a Will iam B. Rice estate property on Sawmill River Road. Fifty eight barrels of mash bubbled under a boiler room setup with a barrel of pure alcohol found. no owners or witnesses identified. Neighbors described a Jewish couple and a child living there with a servant, plus a visiting old man and a wagon bearing a New York address. The building had been rented May 1 2002 to a man named Harris. portraits thought to be Harris and his wife were found.
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William B. Rice
Sawmill River Road
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Park-ave
New York City
Sumner St
Boston
A. F. Waller
Mile Square Road
Harris
The Buffalo Limited Train Service Launch
A new fast daily train named The Buffalo Limited will start on the New York Central June 15. It departs New York at 12 50 PM and stops at Albany Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester before arriving in Buffalo at 11 00 PM. Car at your door via a West 23d Street Station Pennsylvania Railroad telephone call advertisement.
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Princeton’s 155th commencement opens with pageantry
Old Nassau begins its 155th commencement season after exams end, drawing crowds for the Yale Princeton baseball game and a sophomore class parade. Highlights include paleontological fossils from Patagonia, Syrian expedition artifacts, and plans for Little Hall gym and Graduate School building exhibits. The class of 1902, largest yet, numbers 258 and boasts notable athletic and literary alumni led by Roscoe Sheffield, Alexander Coleman, and Robert Gordon.
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N. Y
Alexander W. Coleman
Newburg
Robert C. Gordon
Waynesboro
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Yale
Princetonian
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Harvard
Washington
Blind newsboy run over on Broadway corner
John Marley a fifteen year old blind newsboy was knocked down by a horse drawn cab at Thirty third street and Broadway. He was taken to New York Hospital unconscious. The driver James Plunkitt was arrested after trying to escape. Marley earned a living selling papers and wandered with a stick when struck.
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President Roosevelt Stands Firm on Cuban Reciprocity
Washington reports confirm the President remains firmly opposed to the rebate plan for Cuba. He endorses a straight reciprocity treaty and would veto any rebate bill, even threatening an extra session. The Spooner Bill offer may be acceptable as a compromise, but only if it advances genuine reciprocity. The Cuban question centers on avoiding US engagement with Cuba’s deuda and avoiding funding misused by war veterans.
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Odell Likely Renominated for Governor as Ellisberg Gains Ground
In a Albany scene, Senator Nathaniel A. Elsberg of this city appears poised for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor, with Senator F. W. Higgins declining to be considered. Governor Odell signals strong support for renomination, awaiting the State convention while Kings County is shelved until party cleanings.
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Princeton Yale baseball train excursion noted
Pennsylvania Railroad will run a special New York to Princeton and return train on Saturday June 7 leaving multiple Manhattan stations at 12 40 PM and 12 10 PM Brooklyn, arriving Princeton 2 10 PM and returning after the game with stops at Newark, Elizabeth and New Brunswick. Regular excursion tickets valid on this train. Peace in Africa reports 450 Boer prisoners to be released from Bermuda with photos and life in camp to be described in tomorrow's Tribune.
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New Brunswick
Bermuda
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Plan to End Strike Arising From Civic Federation Feasibility
A new settlement plan for the anthracite miners strike was proposed by an arbitration committee member. The scheme, said to be favored by major operators and even acknowledged by President Mitchell, aims to form a special committee to investigate conditions and seek a settlement with limited union recognition concessions. The White House invited a federation committee, but Roosevelt could not appoint due to the 1898 repeal of the governing act.
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James Talcott
John D. Kernan
Cleveland
Strikers Disposed to Riot in Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers President Mitchell cut peace prospects, stating negotiations for settlement are not near and no further steps by the National Civic Federation. Sheriff Jacobs and operators worked to curb violence, Mitchell promising to keep strikers from collieries and demonstrations. No violent incidents reported in the city that day.
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