New Japanese Move Aims to Overthrow Ministry
Washington reports that Japanese Pacific Coast factions allied with the Progressive party seek to topple the Saionji ministry and veto the immigrants clause. Delegations led by Takahashi Noda and Kawakami pressed Ambassador Aoki for action, while Yamaoka urged demanding apology and indemnity from the United States over San Francisco incidents.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Progressives
Japan
United States
Tokio
Viscount Aoki
San Francisco
Saionji
State Department
California
Count Okuma
Seattle
Messrs
Takahashi
Noda
Kawakami
Gnn
Bacon
Mey
Yamaoka
Department
Aki
Hayashi
Yameoka
Sutesmen
Zamaoka
Toru Hoshi
Tamaoka
Aoki
Amercan
Masuji Miyakawa
Miyakawa
Wakami
Straus
Nora
Auto hits Victoria on Ocean Boulevard. driver killed
A 40 horsepower auto rushing along Ocean Boulevard Brooklyn at forty mph crashed into a light Victoria at Avenue L. Thomas Heffner, a betting commissioner, was crushed to death. Several others, including William Boyle Jr and Henry Payne Drinkwater, were severely injured. Two women in the Victoria were badly hurt. Chauffeur William May was arrested for homicide as investigators ruled the wreck due to driver recklessness. The Victoria and car were destroyed.
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Ocean Boulevard
Brooklyn
Avenue L
Thomas Heffner
Tim” Sullivan
William Boyle, Jr
Herbert Payne Drinkwater
Breslin
Victoria
Anderson
Wiliam
East 24 Street
Sheepshead Ray
Kings County Hospital
Beatty
William
Vanderbilt Avenue
Boyle
Wiliam, Jr
Sheepshead Bay
Drinkwater
Henry Payne
William Lee
Crawford
Clinton Avenue
Morris
Jackson
Sweeney
James
Short
Frank
May
Mr. Drinkwater
Frank Farrell
M. G. Lynch
Big Tim" Sullivan
Coney Island
Frank Short
Parkville
Heffner
Hermann Zatf
Kings County
F. O. Crawford
Roy Reader
Bloomfield
N. J
Rapid Transit Commission
Warlike Utterance Sparks Tokyo Diplomatic Note
Tokio June 9 Viscount Tan leader of the opposition and Kumamoto defender in the Satsuma revolt warns that San Francisco oppression of Japanese could force arms if diplomacy fails. He says America will yield due to commercial sentiment and questions public support for Tan. Kalamazoo divorce bid ends long Presbyterian pillar Levi Woods aged ninety seeks divorce after twenty seven years of marriage.
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Tokio
Viscount Tan
House of Peers
Kumamoto
Satsuma
San Frantisco
America
Viscount Tani
Kalamazoo, Mich
Levi Woods
Passenger tour to Pacific Coast by Pennsylvania Railroad
A notice outlines a $112.75 tour to the Pacific Coast organized by the Pennsylvania Railroad in connection with a convention in Seattle. Train travel is arranged with regular service schedules and ticket details provided for attendees.
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Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
Seatueneyome
Contractor's Auto Hits Policeman In East New York
Wealthy builder Valentine Bangert formerly Jamaica Fire Department chief was arrested on an assault charge after his car struck Bicycle Policeman George Yenzer on Liberty avenue near Linwood street Jamaica East New York. Yenzer chased the car after Bangert failed to stop, was knocked about ten feet but survived with minor injuries.
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Valentine Bangert
Jamaica
Three Auto Arrests on Hoffman Boulevard
Three speeding arrests were made yesterday afternoon on Hoffman Boulevard by cycle policemen. The accused are Alfred Fletcher, driver for J. A. Rosenthals of Morningside avenue. Henry Readencock, driver for John R. Pine of 140 West 69th street. and Howard Leclaus, driver for M. Hazard of Central Park West. Clothes pressed on St Louis Limited ad.
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Hoffman Boulevard
Alfred Fletcher
J. A. Rosenthals
Morningside Avenue
Henry Readencock
John R. Pine
No. 140
West 69Th Street
Howard Leclaus
M. Hazard
Central Park West
The Remarkable Criminal Testifies at Haywood Trial
A photograph from Boise shows the most remarkable criminal of the age taking the stand in the Haywood trial in Boise Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho
Harvey
Adams Next Witness On His Way to Boise
Adams, a prisoner witness for the state in the Haywood case, is en route from Wallace Idaho to Boise for trial on murder charges. He allegedly conspired with Harry Orchard in numerous killing plots, with Adams's sworn confession in his own handwriting. Mrs Ida Toney Orchard arrives to testify, potentially supporting the defense that mine owners, not the Western Federation of Miners, plotted the murders.
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Boise
Idaho
Steve Adams
W. D. Haywood
Wallace
Adams
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Ida Toney Orchard
Canada
Horsley
Toney
Cripple Creek
Western Federation of Miners
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Simpkins
Pettibone
Loomis
Paul Gregory
Colorado
Angus Sutherland
Shoshone
Coeur d’Alenes
Victor
Cel
Bulkeley Wells
Peabody
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Pinkerton
Western Federation
Molly Maguires
Pennsylvania
James McPartland
Pinkerton Agency
Wood
Haywood
Negotiations Restart Over McClellan Tammany Feud
Prominent Democrat conference leaders are rushed to seek a peace plan to halt Tammany Hall’s internal war. Ex justice Brien and others plan to pressure McClellan to recognize the party while Murphy may retire. Hagan is rising as a potential future Tammany leader with Bryan backing and internal opposition growing.
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McClellan
Tammany Hall
Morgan J. O'Brien
W. Rourke Cochran
Lewis Nixon
Supreme Court
Efforts For
Tammany
MacClellan
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Brien
James J. Hagan
15Th District
Hagan
Sullivans
William Jennings Bryan
Amsterdam
Democratic Club
15Th
Bryan
Maier Cup Victory for Dervish in Bermuda Race
The Dervish, Commodore Frank Morss aboard the Corinthian Yacht Club schooner from Marblehead, wins the Maier Cup in Bermuda after a three day and 15 hour run from South Brooklyn. Hyperion, a new 49 foot yawl owned by Commodore Maier, finishes first in class but handicap may deny overall win. Zena and Shamrock among other finishers in the Three Clubs Cup race.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Dervish
Johnson
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Brooklyn
St. David's Head
Zena
Hyperion
Frank Maier
New Rochelle
Gulf Stream
Robert N. Bavier
Maier
Lila
Morss
Sandy Hook
Shamrock
Tammany
Cabrera Assassinated Rumor Suppresses Guatemala Crisis
A private dispatch from Mexico City reports that Guatemala President Cabrera was assassinated today. The bulletin notes the news cannot be confirmed at this time.
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Mexico City
Cabrera
Guatemala
Utica Aeronaut Killed in Minnesota River Accident
Utica aeronaut John Puepuera died when entangled in parachute ropes after ascent over Granite Falls Minn He rose last evening and was carried half a mile downstream by the wind before detaching The parachute struck the water and he could not free himself in time leading to drowning in the Minnesota River.
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Granite Falls
Minn
John Puepuera
Utica
Minnesota
Puepuera
Drowns in North River Crossing to New Jersey
Michael Daly of West 52nd Street drowned when a rowboat leaking as three men crossed the North River toward New Jersey taking on water and capsizing. George Stephenson of Tenth Avenue and Patrick Mullaney of West 11th Street were rescued near shore after jumping into the river as they battled exhaustion.
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North River
New Jersey
Michael Daly
West 52d Street
George Stephenson
Tenth Avenue
Patrick Mullaney
West 11St Street
50Th Street
Stephenson
Mullaney
Daly
New York
Bellevue Engine Blast Shakes Hospital Neighborhood
An explosion at the United Electric Light and Power Company plant on First Avenue and 25th Street blew out a cylinder head in a large engine. Bellevue Hospital patients were alarmed and nurses reassured them as workers escaped harm and nearby tenements were evacuated amid dense steam clouds.
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United Electric Light and Power Plant
Bellevue Hospital
United Electric Light and Power Company
First Avenue
2Sth Street
Bio
Mummies for Johns Hopkins from Egyptian and Roman finds
Baltimore June 9 Richard Norton a Boston archaeologist and brother of Johns Hopkins acting superintendent Rupert Norton has sent three mummies to Johns Hopkins Hospital They include one Roman and two Egyptian specimens in remarkable preservation The Egyptian mummies measure about seven feet and were found at Assouan about three hundred miles from Bee locations noted in the dispatch.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
Richard Norton
Boston
Rupert Norton
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins
Bee
Assouan
Presidential Boom Politics Move in Washington
Washington politicos assess the 1912 presidential outlook as Taft Knox Hughes and Roosevelt emerge as leading contenders. President's own unwillingness to run skews betting, while Speaker Cannon draws support from stand patters. Cortelyou and Cortelyou-like prospects enter the fray as party dynamics hinge on New York, Ohio, and national sentiment.
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The
Tribune Pureau
Washington
Oyster Bay
Taft
Knox
Cannon
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Hughes
Albany
William H. Taft
Philander C. Knox
Charles E. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Ohio
George B. Cox
Northern Securities
Supreme Court
Senate
Frick
Steel Trust
North Pole
Cortelyou
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Sara—toga
Tani
East New York
ST. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Moyer
Usher’s
O’brien
Cochran and Niven
Mater Cup
H. M
Priscilla
Mason and Nuen
Rochester Y
H. A. Morss
Corinthian
Zuhrah
Coacher
New Roch
Frederick A. Thompson
Brooklyn Y._ C
W. C. Towen
H. Binney
New York Y
Flemingo
W- Fleming
Brooklyn Y
Frank Mater
New Rochelle Y. C
Lita
RPD
Flord
Brooklyn Y. C
D. R. W. Burrows
Royal Bermuda
Hyman Cohen
Utica Aeronaut
Boy
Bellevue
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