Kidnapping Charge Shocks Erie Father Arrested in New York
Ulysses Grant Glick, Chicago mining and railroad promoter, was arrested at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on a charge tied to taking his three year old son Jack. Erie police wired for custody and the case centers on whether Glick faces legal action. Moody, a promoter, describes family splits and plans, with Mrs Glick and other relatives involved and no confirmed court actions yet.
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Ulysses Grant Glick
Gf Mines and Railroads
Chicago
Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Erie
Glick
Avenue Hotel
Reilly
Kear
He Tote
Headquard
Children's Society
Wick
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Fifth Avenue
Clarence A Moody
Monte ‘Vita
Gilck
Fovers
Pusband
Tarcor
Newport
Moody
C. R. Glick
Cty
Evie
Buffalo
Jeck
New York
Evans's Squadron Here As Deserters' Yarns Rebutted
Rear Admiral Evans commands battleships Kentucky Kearsarge Missouri and Maine in port after maneuvers near Tompkinsville. The squadron will dock for drydock before Provincetown maneuvers on June 29. Evans defends sailors' conduct, praises shipboard meals, and notes open access for press inspection.
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Maine
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Sweden
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Alabama
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Iowa
Massachusetts
Davis
Strike at the Hudson County Almshouse Probed
A strike threat arises at the Hudson County Almshouse on Settened Place Hill as paupers appoint a spokesman to present grievances to the Freeholder committee. Workers demand pay for kitchen duties with summer exodus looming and officials not taking the demand seriously. Also notes a pair of five year old bay horses shipped to President Roosevelt and a Yale Princeton baseball mention with special trains.
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Hudson County
Stake Hill
Wen
Indianapolis
Sears Gardner
Goshen
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Gardner
Deportation of Greek boy reveals Bellevue isolation dispute
The Greek immigrant Thanasis Argyros, sixteen, was deported after a detention dispute at Bellevue Hospital. Board of State Alienists president Dr C B Wilgus clashed with hospital directors over confinement of insane foreigners detained post Ellis Island entry. Records show two hundred similar cases in the last year.
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Thanasis Arsyros
East 14Thst
C. 8. D. Wilgus
Board of State Alienists
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Wilgus
Ellis Island
Argyros
Board of State
Hills Island
John Zanco
Dowie Plans Raid on Paris With Zion City Force
John Alexander Dowie aims to lead a 3000 man French Restoration Host from Zion City to Paris. He seeks 200000 dollars to fund the expedition and will replicate his New York invasion, excluding women from the party.
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Ny Telegraph
the Tribune
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Sin
Paris
Zion City
Dunne Throws Bomb On Streetcar Civil Service Order
Chicago reports Mayor Dunne framed a plan to place street railway workers from conductor to laborer into unclassified Civil Service. Jobs would be allocated by lot with random selection, subject to dismissal by department heads. The move sparks panic among union men and may hurt municipal ownership in the referendum.
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Chicago
Dunne
Civil Service
Water Department
Wealthy Man Weds Waitress at Washington Hotel
St Louis June 8 It was learned today that James F Broderick secretary of the Broderick and Wind Engineering and Construction Company of New York and well to do married Martha Matilda Bemarkt two days ago after meeting her last summer at the Washington Hotel where she worked as a waitress during his firm's exposition project.
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St. Louis
James F. Broderick
Broderick and Wind Engineering and Construction Company of
New-York
Sfies
Martha Matilda Bemarkt
Washington Hotel
Rail chief ends Sunday excursions on Milwaukee line
President Earling of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rail line issued an order stopping Sunday excursions. The move followed a visit by Barling to Chamberlain and a request for an excursion to Des Moines. A trainload of excursionists witnessed the decision two weeks earlier, as officials argued Sunday trips were debasing. Shoux City report notes the prohibition to be issued.
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Tribune
Sioux City
Iowa
Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Prince Leopold Dead in Berlin During Wedding Festivities
Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern, cousin of Emperor William, died in Berlin today while visiting his son Prince William amid the Crown Prince and Duchess Cecilie wedding celebrations. Born Krauchenweis 1835, he played a minor public role after the Franco German war of 1870 71 and was briefly a candidate for the Spanish throne in 1870.
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Berlin
Leopold of
Leopold Etenne
Charles Antoine Gustave Edouard Tassillon
Prince
Hohenzollern
Krauchenweis
Leopold
Spain
Isabella II of Spain
Prussia
Infanta
Antonia
Portugal
Child Wife in Court Highlights Strange Case in Jersey City Link
Eleven year old Lena Stark testifies in Jefferson Market court that real estate operator Jacob Funelite married her in Jersey City last January. Witnesses say Rabbi Garlan performed the ceremony in a saloon room with fourteen present. A certificate by Funelite is produced. Public hearing set for June 14 as defense claims blackmail.
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Jefferson Market
Lena Stark
East Q7th St
Finn
Jacob Funelite
Lexington Ave
Funetite
Jersey City
Rabbi Garlan
Defendan
Daring attempt to murder Danbury express messenger
A pistol shot narrowly missed F M Boland the Danbury express messenger aboard an Adams Express car near Winnipauk. The would be robber fled into darkness as the night train halted at Branchville, with detectives and Norwalk police investigating the incident.
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Stamford
Conn
F. M. Boland
Danbury
New York
Pittsfield
Mass
Winnipauk
Boland
Branchville
Messenger Holand
Norwalk
Locked Up Sixty Union Men in Philadelphia Shoot Mystery
State members of the National Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders Union are jailed in Philadelphia after a possible fatal shooting. Victim Edward Joyce lies in danger and refuses to identify his assailant as police lock up those found in the meeting room. A meeting attended by Joyce preceded the shooting and union members refuse to disclose the shooter's identity.
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Philadelphia
Tcst
National Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders’ Union
Edward Joyce
Joyce
Polles
Widow Sues Dead Men for Damages in Omaha
Mrs Mildred Cuthbertson sues Henry E Owen and David M Owen now deceased for 10000 in damages claiming they alienated her husband’s affections. The Owens, railroad contractors, employed the husband who is now dead. She alleges talks and letters persuaded him to leave her.
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Omaha
Mildred Cuthbertson
Henry E. Owen
David M. Owen
Owens
Sea Serpent Found On Maine Beach Rumors Confirmed
A 45 foot sea serpent corpse lies on Orchard Beach as old captains assert the find. Yale and Harvard scientists will classify the creature, said to be over 100 feet long when alive. Fred Sidelinger discovered the carcass while walking near Ocean Park.
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the Tribune
Orchard
Yale
Harvard
Fred Sidelinger
Old Orchard
Ocean Park
Slidelinger
Henry Reynolds
Potatch Revived in Indian Camp Near White Whale Lake
Winnipeg dispatch says Indians near White Whale Lake held a potlatch yesterday after ending a trader’s whiskey supply. A brutal rite followed with torture of fellow chiefs. Alexis Rain was clubbed to death. Mounted police pursue participants. no arrests by nightfall.
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Winnipeg
Fort Saskatchewan
White Whale Lake
Alexis Rain
Robbed on Broadway: Boston visitor robbed of rosary
Mrs. Ellis Hey of Boston, visiting New York, was held up near Marguerite apartments on Broadway. A man grabbed her bag and escaped with $158 and an amethyst rosary from Rome after she screamed for help. Two accomplices assisted, knocking her down.
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Ellis Hey
Boston
Marguerite
No. 2
Broadway
Hey
151St St
Rome
James Attacks Papers and Schools at Bryn Mawr
Henry James was guest of honor and speaker at Bryn Mawr College commencement in Philadelphia on June 8. He urged tidy speech and perfection, criticizing newspapers and common schools as influences that crude and untidy speech, likening newspapers to black eruptions of type and roaring monsters.
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Philadelphia
Henry James
Bryn Mawr College
James
Richard Croker Real Estate Swap In New York Trade
Richard Croker engaged in a realty deal exchanging his Richfield Springs stock farm for a six story loft building at No 4 and G White street with an I at No 24 West Broadway The Whitest parcel fronts 40 feet in the street and 25 feet in West Broad Street John T and James A Farley acted as tellers of the Manhattan property In Middletown A Faune and Dr Dewitt G Lipincott a Campbell Hall physician died at forty four from morphine taken for nervousness
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Richard Croker
Richfield Springs
White-st
West Broadway
John T
James A. Farley
Manhattan
Middletown
A. Faune
Dewitt G. Lippincott
Campbell Hall
Peace talks at White House shape delicate diplomacy
President Roosevelt hosts multiple conferences with French British Japanese and German diplomats at the White House as he guides ongoing peace negotiations. Officials debate Russia and Japan terms and the Czar’s stance while Britain weighs its role in a concerted effort to end the war. The president plans a brief Virginia trip before resuming talks with Russia and Japan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Loomis
Home Boreac
Europe
Russia
Japan
Vladivostok
Oyama
Manchuria
Virginia
State Department
Reid
Great Britain
Henry Mortimer Durand
Canr
Ambassdor
Takahira
Czar’s reply seen as favorable to peace efforts
Washington reports the Czar appears open to peace and welcomed Meyer’s friendly terms though no mediation offer was made. Takahira and Kaneko met the President with Japan’s stance unclear while Durand and Sternburg called. Britain, Bern, Paris, and Berlin ministers align to urge moderation and peace.
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Washington
June S
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Count Cassini
Takahira
White House
Japan
Baron Kaneko
Russia
Mortimer Durand
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Germuan
Smuch
Ttnesia
London
Great Britain
Bern
Paris
Berlin
Jusserand
Change of Time on Pennsylvania Railroad Advt
Effective June 1, the Pennsylvania Special which runs to Chicago will depart at 425 p.m daily from West Bed Street. The Pennsylvania Economy will depart at 1 a.m. A number of changes will be made.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Cnicago
W. Bed Street
Pennsytvai
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