Aviators Killed Testing Army Wright Biplane at College Park Md
Lieutenant Leighton W. Hazelhurst Jr and Al Welsh died when a Wright biplane crashed at College Park after a 430 pound test load. The machine pitched forward after a turn, throwing them from seats as wires reportedly snapped. Welsh was an instructor. Hazelhurst from Georgia had just learned to fly. An official board will investigate at 10 a.m. at College Park.
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Bride of four days asks sleuths to find husband
Private detectives hunted for Dr. Lewis R. Morris who vanished after leaving his four days bride in a motor car Monday noon. Mrs. Morris, Miss Frances Murphy of Brooklyn, said they wed June 5 at the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe. She awaited news at the Martinique Hotel while Morris was away on an operation.
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Drowning Near Hudson River Overturned Canoe Rescued
Four young people including Wither Mena of 50 West 136th Street and her brother S Mead and friend Carl Lawrence escaped a capsizing in the Hudson when a riverboat crewman from the Colonial Yacht Club, Pratt, heard calls for help and pulled them to safety. They were revived at the boat house after being exhausted. The incident occurred about a hundred yards from the river.
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Lord Camoys Aims Reform Of England Food And Drug Laws
Lord Camoys, newly influenced by his American wife, plans to reform England’s food and drug laws. He criticizes England’s handling of milk, bread, meat, and packaging and supports laws modeled after the United States. He has been elected chair of the Food and Health Society’s executive committee.
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Lillian Russell to Marry Moore and Begin Chicago Tour
Lillian Russell plans marriage to P. Moore at the Ritz Carlton before dawn tomorrow with two performances in New York by early evening. Mrs. Susan Westford of New York, sister of Russell, is in Pittsburgh for the wedding, while Moore refuses to disclose details, stating the marriage is not for public interest. Russell will appear in Pittsburgh at 2 pm tomorrow and depart for Chicago to join theatrical companies en route to the national convention.
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High Living Drives University Student Toward Crime
Winnipeg June 1 Arthur Thornvill a fourth year Manitoba University student confessed to burglary and attempted robbery after a high living spell. He was remanded for sentence as police recount a loaded revolver draw and a failed escape. The case pits a minister father against a son’s desperate acts amid the city’s moral warnings. The report notes a night train to Chicago and railroad ads near Liberty Street.
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Women on Streetcars Lose Damage Claim Says High Court
The Supreme Court of Ohio holds that a woman stepping backward from a moving streetcar and injuring herself cannot recover damages. Marie Feeney of Youngstown sought redress from Mahoning Woolley Railroad Co. The ruling affirms the lower court's decision in this column, stating the injury is not compensable when the passenger has her back to the motorman.
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Wanamaker Rushes Home Delayed Abroad For Convention
John Wanamaker plans to attend the Republican National Convention in Chicago as a delegate and to second William H. Taft's nomination. A French seamen strike delayed his ship from Havre and caused him to charter a special train to Paris to reach Cherbourg, then meet the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He arranged expedited travel from New York Bay to Chicago, with connections by steamer and automobile to the railway station for a fast cross-country run.
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New York
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London Toy Dog Show Princes and prizes awarded
At London's toy dog show at the Taules Kennel Association garden yesterday Queen Alexandra won two prizes. Yorkshire terriers and other small breeds were shown with satin bows and embroidered designs on cages. Cages featured mourning decor and floral arrangements. A sale of early editions of Piviun Comedia raised $16,075 for charity events.
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Plans for Letchworth Village institution features
An article outlines Dr Littlehead and plans at the new Letchworth Village to rehabilitate weak minded individuals. The feature highlights aims to train farmers and athletes among feeble minded lads and details novel program features.
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Famous columnist to write daily Chicago Convention notes
The famed correspondent and humorist, likely acquainted with many public men, will provide a daily Chicago Convention article for the New York Tribune, delivering sharp observations and timely reportage from the event.
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Interventions Fears Ease in Havana Amid Cuban Conflicts
Havana shows reduced anxiety over U S intervention as government backs Monteagudo’s troops in Oriente and arms from the United States arrive. Marines guard Guantanamo and Mayari while insurgent movements press toward the city. Refugees flood Santiago as patrols and local arrests continue. reports of deteriorating order persist in Oriente with surrounding maneuvers against Generals Estenez and Ivenet.
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Kentucky Taft Delegates Fight for Temporary Lead
Seventeen more Taft delegates added to the temporary roll by the Republican National Committee amid near unanimous votes. Kentucky district seats split Taft and Roosevelt, while Roosevelt supporters pressure for hearings and replacements. Barnes hails Taft strength as Roosevelt fights internal dissent and Hill era political maneuvering.
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Cassidy Saves Lives in Queens Water Rescue
Former Queens president Joseph Cassidy saved two non swimmer youths at Far Rockaway yesterday afternoon. The Geoghegan boy, son of Judge A Geoghegan of Manhattan, and the Blake boy, son of Peter Blake of Cedarhurst, had ventured too far. Cassidy plunged in, pulled the Geoghegan boy to the surface, and kept both above water until a lifeguard arrived to bring them ashore.
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Prolonging life Linked to Microbe Claim in Paris
In Paris on June 11 scientists debate Professor Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute and his finding of a microbe called glycobacter that allegedly delays aging. Critics Armand Gautier and Berillon doubt practicality while Metchnikoff cites a dog intestine study proposing implantation in humans to alter intestinal microbes and reduce age related maladies.
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AIDS VICTIM S CHILDREN Mr Atterbury Cares for Family
In Philadelphia on June 11 W W Atterbury vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad arranged a trust fund to educate and support the four Madden children after his auto struck and killed Mrs Mary E Madden of Radar. Garrett Tague, the passenger, remains seriously injured in Bryn Mawr Hospital. Atterbury to be arraigned once Tague can speak on the accident cause.
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Bulldogs life story ends as dog killed prize owner killed
Allentown Penn June 11 Edgewood Patton a prize winning bulldog valued at 1000 dollars owned by Frank Dole of New Haven did not appear at the dog show after killing a chicken this morning. The dog broke loose, attacked the chicken, and was killed by the Italian owner who owned the fowl with an axe.
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Taft denounced as party boss rule in taft vs people clash
Ex president Roosevelt demands the people decide the GOP fate after Indiana delegate loss. He accuses Taft supporters of steamroller tactics, branding national committee leaders as discredited bosses. Roosevelt cites primaries showing public repudiation and predicts upheaval at Chicago.
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