End of Plot 10 Spoil Havaldiner Sues City
A chaotic protest disrupted a German fleet banquet at the Waldorf as 100 hotel workers picketed and were jailed in NYC. Inspector Lahey led police to clear about 200 strikers outside West 14th Street, moving detainees to wagons and the night court for charges of disorderly conduct. Rose Pastor Stokes blasted arrests, calling for an investigation while union leaders pledged action against city authorities.
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John O'Brien
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Boyall
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Fifth Avenue
Ast Court
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Bi Lille
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Dix Jate
Ffair
Washington
Gaynor
Waldo
U S May Mediate To End The War In Cuba
Washington June 10 Mediation as a path to peace in Cuba is under study by the U S government with possible mediators including War Secretary Wood and Brig Gen Crowder President Taft may send a mediation mission similar to Roosevelt role Stimson pace urgent effort to avoid military intervention The Navy moves ships to Havana for protection while the debt crisis deepens and notes on Cuban affairs underscore the desire for a peaceful settlement through mediation.
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German Admiral and Mayor Exchange Visits in New York
The German fleet flagship Moltke and sister ships Bremen and Stettin were welcomed by New York officials led by Mayor Gaynor and Rear Admiral von Mebeur Paschwits. Residents and dignitaries lined Rivers Drive and crowded parks while a Waldorf dinner honored the German officers and their American escorts. Visitors aboard Moltke were limited due to capacity and planned coalings before departure, with continued official calls at Governors Island and the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Moltke
von Mebeur-Paschwits
City Hall
Governor's Island
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Paschwite
Alward
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Dock Department
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Erman
Announ
Half Seal Over By Wilbur D Nesbit
A light seaside romance by humorist Wilbur D Nesbit ideal for a June day. Promotes the next Sunday Magazine in The New York Tribune.
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Wilbur D. Nesbit
Halo of Martyrdom Not for Mrs Pankhurst
London June 10 The government announced a shift in policy toward suffrage leaders after Reginald McKenna said in the House of Commons that on the advice of Mrs Pankhurst and Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence, they should be placed in the first division but only in this case. He added future cases would be decided on their merits without regard to the accused status, while prisoners said they would not direct or condone any acts, legal or illegal, and wished to end central control of the suffrage movement while in prison.
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Home Secretary
Vanderlip Defends Clearing House Against Pujo Probe
Frank A. Vanderlip chairing the Clearing House writes Representative Pujo denying responsibility for Oriental Bank collapse and criticizing the inquiry’s conduct. He argues the Clearing House aided stability and resisted preconceived conclusions, and questions sensational bank profits claims echoed by press reports.
May Seat Outlook Man Jersey Taft Delegate Fails to File
Harold J Howland, Roosevelt associate on Outlook staff, may become New Jersey Roosevel delegate to Chicago after B Osborne, elected delegate from the 10th District, failed to file the required financial statement. Osborne forfeited his seat. Howland chosen as standby. Taft supporters claim Osborne’s forfeited seat may go to either side. the law’s intent and corrupt practices act cloud who is qualified.
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Taft
Morse Visits New York From Bath Me With Family
Charles W. Morse who has been spending the week at Sorel Homme, Bath, left tonight for New York. He was accompanied by Mrs Morse and her son Harry. Ad advertised Aroutin Angou about bitters as a world famous tonic.
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New York
Bath
Charles W. i
Sore Homme
New
Roosevelt Boomers Lose Ground in Indiana Delegates Contests
Chicago, June 10, Roosevelt presidential supporters suffered a major setback as the national committee upheld Taft delegates from Indiana and invalidated several Roosevelt contests. The decision added 12 Taft delegates, bringing the total to eighty four for Taft, with one roll call at 86 to 14. Roosevelt leaders vow to fight and claim fraud, while Beveridge’s bid for a dark horse nomination collapses.
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Taft
Indiana
Sidney Bieber
Roosevelt
Frank B. Kellogg
Senator Borah
Bieber
Beveridge
Frederick Landis
Edwin M Lee
Charles Manata
Oyster Bay
Tha Committee
Kentucky
New York City
Man’s forfeit to husband sparks jury award in Brown case
In a Common Pleas verdict, Eugene H. Brown a 76 year old traveling salesman was found to have alienated Mrs. Margaret Willie from her husband Thaac W. Willie and was ordered to pay 1500. The trial revealed Brown wooed Mrs Willie during visits to amusements and claimed to have known her since childhood.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Eugene H. Brown
Margaret Willie
Thaac W. Willie
Common Pleas Court
Brown
Willie
Used Legs to Advertise Fraternity Show Stirs City
Several female graduates caused a stir at Avlantie City High School with a publicity stunt for a fraternity minstrel show. Groups of girls wore one black silk stocking on one leg and one white stocking on the other, then swapped outfits under supervision to match colors.
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Telegraph
Avlantie City
Miller
Boyer
Miss Widener Soon to Wed Fitz Eugene Dixon
Fitz Eugene Dixon has obtained a license to marry Eleanor Elkins Widener, daughter of Mrs. George D. Widener, in a family ceremony at Lynnewood Hall on June 19. Dixon, 24, and Miss Widener, 22, are both noted in Philadelphia society as their relatives mourn the Widener family losses aboard the bank’s vessel.
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Seoenmograph
Eng Etiwane
Philadelphia
Eugene Dixon
Y. Henry Dixon
Epvin & Co
Eleanor Elkins Widener
George D. Widener
Ikins Park
Dixon
Harry Flay Widener
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Lynnewood Hall
Wideners
Spencer
Malden Lane
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