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Fines For East Side Butchers Over Sunday Meat Sales
Seventeen East Side butchers were arraigned yesterday in Essex Market court on Sunday law violations for selling meat. Thirteen were fined five dollars each. four were discharged after police found no actual sales. Louis Weissinger admitted selling veal but claimed a Jewish holiday excuse and told magistrate Cornell that Mayor Gaynor had given leeway. The judge questioned the witness and noted the mayor’s office advised only ordinary enforcement.
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Cornell
Essex Market
Louis Weissinger
No. 225
7Th Street
Joe
Gaynor
Joseph Weissinger
Shevuns
Black Will Run Anyway In Fight To Unseat Dalzell
Dr. Robert J. Black, contesting the Dalzell primary, says if recount shows Dalzell as chosen he will run independently in November. He aims to defeat Dalzell by at least eight thousand votes and will not need a petition since he won the Prohibition nomination with nineteen votes. Democratic nominee James A Wakefield plans to withdraw to aid Black, reportedly persuaded by ex-Senator William Flinn, an ardent Roosevelt supporter. The prevailing line is Anything to defeat Dalzell.
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Robert J. Black
John Dalzell
Dalzell
James A. Wakefield
Congress
Dalzell-Black
Wakefield
William Flinn
Roosevelt
Oil To Protect Gardens In South Orange
Residents of South Orange New Jersey seek a solution to stop wild rabbits from nearby South Mountain Park preying on lettuce and tender shoots. With hunting season restrictions, gardeners cluster into Maplewood districts pushing for oiled streets as a deterrent and pressure on the township committee for action.
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N. J
South Mountain Park
Maplewood
Elks Invite Roosevelt to Grand Lodge Reunion
A Detroit Elks messenger will drive to New York to extend an invitation to ex-President Roosevelt for the forty sixth grand lodge reunion in Detroit set for July 11 to 17. The trip begins Monday morning.
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Detroit
Detroit Lodge of Elks
New York City
Roosevelt
Grand Lodge
Wall Street Ticker and the Speculator’s Fate
A Wall Street edition passage contrasts cautious investors with reckless gamblers. It highlights capital preservation, risk, and the idea that safe lenders can plan without watching the ticker, while speculators may gain experience but risk losing all.
Murder Mystery Enfolds Lake Como Case Involving Mrs Chariton
Police in Como Italy pursue clues in the case of Mrs Porter Chariton of New York reportedly killed and found in a lake side trunk. The fate of her husband Neville Chariton remains uncertain as witnesses claim sightings after the crime while police seek definite dates. A letter from Mrs Charlton to her former husband is viewed as evidence of jealousy.
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Italy
Porter Chariton
New York
Lake Como
Chariton
Milan
Charles M. Caughy
Charlton
Neville Castle
Lieutenant Stevenson Disabled by Amputation Plan
Lieutenant John T. Stevenson of Harbor Police Squad B was moved from 69 East 123d Street to Red Cross Hospital at 110th Street and Central Park West for amputation of his right foot. At 52, he has served 25 years in the Police Department, losing his left foot earlier after an injury caused by a stepping pedestrian. His case is described as singular with no explanation for the gangrene.
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Harbor Police
East 123d Street
Red Cross
110Th Street
Central Park West
Stevenson
Census Enumerators' Union formed in Louisville
Louisville June 12 More than two hundred census enumerators in Louisville and Jefferson County formed Census Enumerators' Union No 1 to protest extra April duties and salary delays. L P Tomppert elected president with support from enumerators in sixteen other cities.
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Jefferson County
Union
United States
L. P. Tomppert
Pinchot One Idea Man
Governor Hay in St Paul says Washington Republicans back Ballinger and that Pinchot is a dangerous one idea man. He calls Ballinger fair but ineffective for not purging foes, and predicts Ballinger’s Washington primaries will vindicate him. Hay also notes Pinchot’s fanatical stance and declines Roosevelt Club dinner with Pinchot and Garfield.
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St. Paul
Washington
Ballinger
N. M. Hay
Taft
Pinchot
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Hay
Roosevelt Club
Garfield
Ocean Graveyard Passes at Sable Island in Halifax June
Halifax June 12. The phrase ocean graveyard for Sable Island recalls its wreck history after the Skidby wrecked January 6, 1944, marking no further vessels wrecked on the treacherous coast. Mrs. Susan Kelley, nearing eighty, saw 52 wrecks during 20 years on the island, while Maurice Noonan, over seventy, served 62 years as a lifesaver and remains active.
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N. S
Sable Island
Skidby
Mariner
Susan Kelley
Maurice Noonan
Oklahoma Capital Battle Ends in Court Injunction
Guthrie citizens obtained a District Court injunction to block removal of state offices to Oklahoma City. If ineffective, a federal injunction may be sought. Governor Haskell arrived by special train to establish offices in a hotel and ordered the Guthrie sheriff to leave. Capital plurality favors Oklahoma City by about 30,000 statewide and around 65,000 over Guthrie and Shawnee.
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District Court
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Haskall
John Mahoney
Charles N. Haskell
Mahoney
Shawnee
Americans Entertained in Montevideo by Uruguayan Officials
Rear Admiral Staunton and U S special service squadron officers were hosted by the Minister of Marine after a week of receptions and excursions. Edwin V Morgan hosted a ball with President Williman, Cabinet Ministers, and diplomats attending. The admiral hosted a dinner aboard the scout cruiser Chester with Williman present.
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Staunton
United States Special Service Squadron
Edwin V. Morgan
Williman
Chester
Quiet now in Yucatan
Information from government circles indicates no further disturbances in Yucatan or Valladolid. The insurgents who seized Valladolid have been dispersed, and no further fear of trouble is felt there. General Francisco Canton, former Governor of Yucatan, is expected in Mexico City after arriving in Vera Cruz on Friday.
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Yucatan
Valladolid
Francisco Canton
Vera Cruz
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Death Came Quickly in Pluviose Submarine Disaster
Five more bodies were recovered from the French submarine Pluviose at Calais on June 12. Commander Callot was found at his post with hands grasping the periscope, with Ensign Engel and Helmsman Lebreton among the others removed at low tide. Physicians report death came swiftly to the victims.
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France
Callot
Engel
Lebreton
Papal Nuncio protests over decree on non Catholic worship displays
Madrid June 12 Monsignor Vico Papal Nuncio formally protests royal decree allowing non Catholic religious societies to display insignia for public worship and ceremonies. Government replies the decree does not affect ongoing Vatican negotiations. Premier Caualejas warns Vatican that negotiations may be broken off if attitude does not change.
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Monsignor
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Protestants In Anger Over Papal Encyclical
Several thousand Protestants demonstrated in Berlin and held mass meetings in Essen and Magdeburg denouncing the recently issued papal encyclical condemning religious reformers and mentioning Martin Luther. Resolutions urging strong government action were sent to the imperial Chancellor, and Luther memorials were decorated with wreaths.
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Essen
Magdeburg
Martin Luther
Luther
Religious riots flare as Catholics clash with Republicans in Valencia
Republicans leaving an anti clerical meeting in Valencia were attacked by Catholic groups, including the Carlist Club, with gunfire and street clashes. Gendarmes dispersed the crowds after repeated charges. A large number were wounded and arrested.
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Spain
Japan to Renounce Treaty with United States
Japanese government plans to renounce the existing treaty with the United States on Friday as part of a broader effort to revise and modernize its international pact fabric. The treaty, negotiated by Secretary Gresham in the Cleveland administration, marked Japan’s rise from a semi barbaric status.
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Washington
United States
Gresham
Cleveland
Japan
Drowning Attempt Ends With Rescue at North River
Jennie Vreeland of 129 West 4th Street Bayonne New Jersey told Dr Hill at St Luke's Hospital that she had jumped into the North River at 125th Street to end her life after suffering acute indigestion. She was brought to West 125th Street Station on a charge of attempted death by own action.
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4Th Street
Bayonne
N. J
St. Luke's Hospital
Hill
North River
125Th Street
West 125Th Street
Weathering a gray June at Coney Island and Bronx Park
The city endures a rainy spell with two Pennsylvanian West Virginia bears braving the downpour in Bronx Park while Coney Island guests cope under raincoats. Flooding soils crack under a hospital laundry project near 29th street, with a rail freight car fire causing about 1500 dollars in damage. Weather then promises fair skies and rising temperatures for Monday and Tuesday.
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5Th Street
59Th Street
Rainfall Near Normal in Boston After Heavy Seventy Hour Period
Boston reports rainfall over the last seventy hours nearly reaches the June average. By 8 pm, 2.82 inches had fallen, with 1.20 inches in the past 24 hours. Weather Bureau forecasts clearing skies, sun, and rising temperatures for tomorrow.
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Convicted Gunman Storms Ohio Church during Romanian Christenings
Frank Nunamaker former convict broke into a Louisville Ohio church during a Romanian christening armed with two revolvers and a dagger. He shot three men injuring one fatally, three in total, including John Popa who was wounded in the breast. He was overpowered by congregants with church priests stopping lynching.
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Ohio
Frank Nunamaker
Louisville
Here
Nanamaker
John Popa
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Hamilton Ready 10 Fly Land Gift Site Chosen
The landing place is a large field at 4th Street and Erie Avenue in the northern city section as Hamilton prepares for the 10 fly event.
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4Th Street
Erie Avenue
Baldwin Soars High at Mineola Air Meeting
On Mineola Long Island June 12 Captain Thomas S Baldwin piloted a biplane for about twenty seven minutes with a new propeller and overhauled engine. He flew faster and higher than ever and praised the readjusted machine. Clifford Harmon reports his wrecked aircraft being repaired and plans a flight if weather holds on Tuesday.
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Mineola
Long Island
Thomas S. Baldwin
Willard Saves Crowd In Aerial Accident At Springfield
Charles F. Willard, flying a biplane at Springfield on June 12, avoided crashing into the crowd as the engine failed. He steered to shield spectators, the craft plunged about 150 feet, landing near the crowd. the aviator was bruised, the engine wrecked, two weeks to repair. Willard plans a new flight from Lawrence to Kansas City on Wednesday.
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Charles F. Willard
Willard
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas City
R. R. Young
Wright at Indianapolis aviation meet opens with Wrights entered
Eleven aviators will start in the Indianapolis speedway aviation meet opening tomorrow and continuing through the week. Prizes include records for shortest surface start, closest landing, longest flight, altitude, carrying more than one passenger, cross country, speed, and gliding with motor off. The Wright brothers enter six bi planes with Wilbur supervising. other entrants include Curzon, Marquette, Shaw, Beachy, and Bumbaugh with various biplanes and a monoplane. Tests today precede public exhibitions tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Wright Brothers
Wilbur Wright
Joseph Curzon
Farman
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Russell Shaw
Lincoln Beachy
G. L. Bumbaugh
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Balloonists Fall Into Mississippi River Near St Louis
St Louis aeronauts Louis Von Phul and Wooster Lambert fell into the Mississippi River north of St Louis while ascenting from St Louis Island. They were rescued unhurt after a two hour flight with insufficient ballast. The balloon descended rapidly from about a thousand feet but landed gently on the water. They were pulled aboard by motor boats after a thorough wetting.
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S. Louis von Phul
Wooster Lambert
Mississippi River
Berry Off Again For Lahm Cup Flight
Waterloo reports Captain John Berry of St. Louis made a second Lahm Cup flight in the University City balloon. He ascended at 8 o clock today with a southwesterly course from St. Louis after yesterday’s start, landing in Macystown, Illinois, last night.
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Waterloo
John Berry
St. Louis
Mars Flies Six Times At Topeka In Curtiss Biplane
J C Mars completed six flights at Topeka Kansas amid clear skies. Three flights covered approximately two miles straightaway. Two more were circuits of the field. In the fifth flight he climbed to about 150 feet before a counter air current forced a landing.
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J. C. Mars
Mars
Pursuit of Chavarria Intensifies in Nicaragua
General Carton pursuing General Chavarria and his government troops sent a dispatch to General Mena at Rama predicting Chavarria's surrender within a day or two after severing Madriz forces between Chili and Cedro Bonito. Chavarria’s dispersed troops abandon rifles and stores as government forces gain ground with reinforcements. The Venus landed 200 men at Laguna de las Perlas and the U S auxiliary cruiser Prairie arrived with 200 Marines. A strongly worded declaration of independence may follow as interior support wanes for General Estrada.
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Nicaragua
Carton
Chavarria
Mena
Rama
Madriz
Chili
Cedro Bonito
Venus
Laguna de Las Perlas
Prairie
Colon
Atlantic Coast
General Estrada
Interior
Captured Madriz Arms Reported by U S Consul
Washington reports José de Olivares United States Consul at Managua says rebels who attacked Nandasme on the 16th captured arms and ammunition before retreating to the mountains. Dr Madriz allegedly levied a 400000 peace loan on Granada's inhabitants and political arrests continue.
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José de Olivares
United States
Managua
Nicaragua
State Department
Nandasme
Madris
Granada
Sheriff Killed in Attempted Arrest at Monroe Bridge
Sheriff Ed ward F. Haskins of Charlemont was shot and killed while attempting to arrest Silas Phelps on an assault charge at his Monroe Cottage. A large posse searched Monroe Mountain and nearby woods all day as Phelps, armed with a double barreled shotgun, fled. Phelps had stabbed Penman earlier and warned that he would shoot anyone entering the cottage.
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Hoosac Range
Vermont Line
Springfield
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Phelps
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Monroe
Greenfield
Son shoots wife then kills self in front of stepson
In Richmond on June 12 Allen B. Paul shot and killed his wife in the presence of his eight year old stepson and then killed himself with a revolver. The boy recalls an all night quarrel preceding the tragedy attributed to melancholia that plagued Paul for some time.
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Allen B. Paul
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