Porter Torpedo-Boat Sets Quick Trials Amid Rough Seas
The Porter torpedo-boat clocked a mile in under two minutes and covered forty-two miles in one hour fifty minutes, then completed a circuit of Long Island faster than ever. Weather was poor yet the test showed solid speed with water barely taken aboard. The inspecting board arrived at 6:45 p.m. after a near circuit of the island. A broken feedpipe caused a saltwater stop. torpedo trials were planned for today. Ericsson sails to Newport and then Boston to join the Massachusetts.
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Long Taland
East
Gain
Sound
Long Island
Ericsson
Navy Yard
Newport
Fosten
Massachusetts
Visitors Honored at Waldorf Dinner for South American Trade
A grand Waldorf dinner honored delegates from South American republics with Mayor Strong presiding. Oscar Straus and other dignitaries spoke on commerce and diplomacy, praising ties between the United States and the southern nations while guests admired elaborate decorations and mementos.
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Mayor &Wrong
Oscar
Stuaus
Seth Low
South
Central American Republic
Whiteston
New York
Waldorf
Aigner
Stresa
Brooklyn
Reliet
Trrooklyn
Onner
Hpoklyn Bridge
Grant
City Postofice
Statue of Liberty
Joaquin B. Carvo
M. Seymour
A. Bolet Peraza
Juan x
Strong
Frederick W. Wurster
William 2. Grace
Bishop Corrigan
Charles A. Schleren
Arthur
Jubilee Procession Details Lead London Pageant
The Times publishes the official Jubilee procession programme for June 22 in London. It lists a grand array of regiments bands and artillery with royal aides and foreign dignitaries, followed by the Queen and senior royals. Canadian troops and Premier Laurier will appear, with American ambassador arrangements noted. Proceeds from a special edition will aid the Prince of Wales Hospital Fund.
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London
the Times
Wilcome
Ash
Lord Wolseley
Wilfrid Laurier
Royal Horse Guards
Laurier
Times
Whitelaw Rer
United States
Ambaesador Hity
Pope Counsels Loyalty To France Note From Rome
The Vatican notes express the Pope's view on France stressing no preference for republican or monarchical forms. He warns against distrust and factionalism while urging loyalty to the constituted government and hope that reason will prevail. The Holy See emphasizes benevolence toward France and the need for unity amid passions.
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Rome
Eservatore Romano
France
Deadly western tornado strikes near Lyle Minn
A cyclone hit northwest of Lyle Minnesota at 6 50 PM causing significant damage and casualties. Telecommunication lines and rail facilities were crippled as homes and buildings were destroyed along a half mile wide path. Reports describe multiple deaths and injuries with emergency response dispatched from Waterloo and Osage.
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Supfer
Mason City
Lyle
Minn
Kandloht
Wilbar County
Jub Berquist
Minneapolis
Osage
Tawa
Telbune
Antisbor
Chien
Tyle
Waterloo
Rook Trust Sues An Educator Over Damages
A suit began in Grinnell involving the Rook Trust and GA Hates, president of the Iowa College, seeking twenty thousand dollars for alleged misconduct. The case stems from a pamphlet and claims of corruption tied to a school and publishing concerns. Albany reports discuss a separate insurance examination of Norwood Insurance Co, noting impairment reductions and legal actions.
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Kata Cotm
Mederil Court
Geainet GA
Unknown man found in park with suspected overdose death
A man about thirty years old was found unconscious on a drive near a park in an apparent overdose. Park officers and hospital staff attended but he died soon after. Mrs Laura Buell and others reported a baby at a nearby store. authorities note no clear motive or suspects. The scene is under investigation by local police.
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Park Polterman
Kelly Tyteg
Saravon
Pionse
Patty
Ted Deond
Laura Buell
Max Mauss
New York
Pital Witie
Draken Severdt
New-York Hospital
C. Jolly
Arctic Dpnplorers Return Steamer Windward Sails
London June 1 9 The steamer Windward sailed for Franz Josef Land to bring back members of the Jackson Harmsworth Arctic expedition who have spent three winters at their Holmwood settlement near Cape Flora two thousand feet up. They erected an observatory and plan to reach the highest point through the autumn. The Windward carried four muskets and a folding boat.
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London
Jackson-Harmsworth
Hlmwood
Cape Flora
Victoria
Hiver Thames
de. Nunnon
Tacks Font
Profems’ Iiver
Aretin
Freuz Jovet Land
President McKinley Resumes Nashville Journey from Hot Springs
President McKinley and party paused at Handley West Virginia where children, including four colored youngsters, crowded the rear platform. Secretary Sherman joked to the crowd, then the train moved on amid cheering in Charleston and Hinton. A wooden key of prosperity and a basket of strawberries were presented, and the party enjoyed river scenery. The president had not decided where to spend the heated term, with Salt Lake City likely if Congress adjourns.
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Huntington
W.va
McKintey
Nashville
Hot Springs
Handiey
Wat Va
Sherman
Tennessee
Handley
Charleston
West Virginia
Kanawha Bridge
Hinton
W. Va
West
Kargwha
McKinley
Congress
Salt Lake City
California
Ada the white whale dies at aquarium after captivity
Ada a cream colored female white whale died yesterday morning leaving her widower in the tank at the Aquarium. Efforts to belt another mate were ongoing in the Gulf of St Lawrence where Ada was captured. A male calf about two and a half years old arrived with Ada and will be dissected for preservation at the Museum of Natural History.
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Ada
Aquarium
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Gulf of St Lawrence
Muxeum
Warliwe
Anithalé
Calhoun Talks With Judge Day On Cuba Affairs
State Department circles report Calhoun held long talks with Assistant Secretary Day. Washington dispatches note unsigned reports by General Lee and an independent study. Spanish Consul and Consul General Lee to present findings on Dr. Ruta death. Contained are claims of medical conditions, temporary mental aberration, and care during confinement. Reports will be sent to Washington for publication with diplomatic notes guiding Congress.
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TI ST. Ment
Reed
Washington
Calhoun
State Department
Eesta
Day
Nunath
Spates Minster
Cuba
Congusto
Philadelphia
Lee
Br. Rute
Waeh- Sharon
Ff Wnd
Biante Department
Fisiinet
Congorte
Natividad
Rule
Conkusty
Huld
Chutes
Matedl
Reprieve Requests and Habeas Proceedings Mentioned in June Report
A June report notes Governor Tutd granting a reprieve related to Theodore Durrant and referencing habeas corpus proceedings. It discusses legal positions on the plea, the Supreme Court’s role, and upcoming actions as ordered by County officials. It also mentions Congressman Stevens being vindicated and a court order in a separate obstruction-related matter.
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Yonemite
Cab
Saya
Theodore Durrant
Fon Prandero
Dune
Hlasehe Lamont
Elkeihe
Supreme Court
Stevens
Paul
Ming
Anderson
Laebe
Parial
Three Hurt In Cable Car Mishap In New York
In Lexington avenue a cable car halted abruptly between the 104th and 105th streets causing three women to be thrown to the pavement and seriously injured. Among the injured are Mrs Cramer and Mrs Clement, both badly cut and shocked. Police and medical help attended. later the victims were taken home or to a nearby drug store for temporary care.
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Lexington-ave
Stevens
Firet-ave
Gripman
Cramer
St. Paulins
Olf
West Vinehuidendonnd
Clements
Mia Hortense
Parenee
OVC
Martin
Polleoran J. J. Coady
East One-hundred
Croeden
Hive
Commander Miller Resigns as First Naval Battalion Leader
Joseph W. Miller has tendered his resignation as commander of the First Naval Battalion. Fears arise that his successor election will be contested. Some battalion members oppose him, arguing he did not devote enough time to battalion affairs. Miller’s friends say he gave all possible time to organizing the battalion while managing Providence and Stonington Steamship Company duties and other business interests. He was away from the city when the resignation was voluntary.
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Strong
New-York
Chamber of Co
Philadephia
Argentini
Hruxl
Gaebler
Anplageer
Itenewel
Erudl
Pedra
Shem
Spike Teanember
Spike Teanember Tive Westt
Aa- Point Ment
Aisa
Coloma
Costa Te Y City
Philadelphia
Long
Sie
Cuba
Hampton
Gibraltar
Rio Janeiro
New York
Shaw Memorial
Massiachisetts
Texas
Toston
North Atlantic
Navy Yard
Steard
News York
Pitot Colby
Navy Department
Admiral Shcard
Washington
Attielala
Loni
Atlantic
Mary
Tmuread
Erubers
Hampton Roads
Gee
Tite
Joseph W. Miller
Hfe
Tin Shane
Miller
Eaetit
Raval
Starved to death in rundown Philadelphia home
A aged widow, Hannah Kine, was found dead in bed, with her brother nearby and money in the house. Authorities noted signs of long starvation and a single food cluster of beans hardened like stone. The brother, once listed as guardian, could offer no explanation as police investigated the case. The home at No 4th Banka was involved in the inquiry as detectives traced wealth and residence.
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Juse Smothc
Dolphin
Hannah Kine
Asive
Banca
Original liquor store opens in South Carolina amid legal questions
A historic liquor store opening in South Carolina sparked immediate attention as Judge Simonton granted a permit for a first of its kind selling liquor in the state. An importer shipped a thousand cases, and the outlet operated openly before authorities decide on regulatory action. The scene drew crowds and minor disruptions as the new venture began, with inquiries into its legality ongoing.
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Eiquort
Souti Carolina
Arieston SC
Dune
Judre Simonton
New-York
United States
Wrecks Hit Maine and Geneva Trains Amid Washout and Collision
Freight wreck on the Western division near this station after a washout derailed train No. 6s, killing two brakemen and injuring others. Fireman severely burned, and two crewmen reported dead at the scene. In Geneva, a pushing engine fireman John Ryan killed in a collision two miles from town. Long Island expands the Shelter, Hampton and Montauk express schedule with summer service starting June 17.
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Fortaint
Moston
Ferewbl
Hanken
Portland
ALAND
Binet
Hanest
Geneva
N.Y
John Ryan
Towanda
Here
Burke
Art Hiyan
Mtg
Lawyer falls down elevator shaft at Montefiore Home
Arnold Barshell, a lawyer at 290 East Sixty ninth Street, fell from the main floor into the elevator shaft at Montefiore Home on Western Boulevard and Hundred thirty eighth Street. He was badly injured, possibly fatally, after an unstaffed elevator moved with him. A nurse and Dr Frankel were involved in treatment.
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Montefiore
Western Boulevard
Charles Frank
Mr. Frank
Ale
Barshell
Trainload of Lynchers Sidetracked in Alabama Crisis
A mob near Decatur seized a train to lynch two Black men, Lewis Moore and Claude Nevalie, accused of crimes with Nellie Lawton. Alabama authorities ordered armed units, dispatches to Huntsville, and federal troops to protect prisoners as the mob dispersed en route to Huntsville.
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Alabama
Lowiswiie
the Times
Montgomery
Ala
Nellie Lawton
Hunteville
Greenbrier
Jolnston
Tuntsville
Pany
Seachniges
Dohseton
DLA
Ureenbster
Des
Os Muntewale
Tinplate Pool Meeting Data From Pittsburg
A meeting of jobbers and tinplate manufacturers in Pittsburgh is planned soon to form a pool. The Tinplate Manufacturers Association groups plan to unify pricing, after jobbers previously stocked up, and disputes arose when prices were advanced. The goal is to create a satisfactory arrangement for all parties.
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Tius City
Pittsburg
New York
Texas House votes to probe professors teaching politics
In Austin on June W a three hour wrangle ended with the lower house adopting a resolution to appoint a committee to investigate charges that Northern professors at Minxas State University were teaching Republican politics and ridiculing history.
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Austin
Tex
Legislative Today
Minxas
Universty
Governor Black arrives in Rochester for Empire State Expre
Governor Black travels to Rochester by the Empire State Express arriving at 5:47 p m. He is escorted by George Wealvens State Superintendent of Public Works and hosted by local officials and the Chamber of Commerce during the annual outing to Ningare Falla. The event caps a day of civic engagements as he tours the city before departing.
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Ferers
Rochester
Black
Empire State Expre
George We
Alvnnes
Charles 8. Tabcock
Low-Trave
Hill
Empire States
Inez Lyege
Cook
Ant Morne
Chamber of Commerce
Ningare Falla
Pipthave
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Southanpton Water Milla
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Easthampton
Amagansett
Tilinghagt
Henry van Deventer Back
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Bitthen
Sih
Michael Patrick O'Connoe
Stenorham Russell
Aaslant
4Th
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