Militants Bomb London Church Damages St George Window
A suffragette bombing damaged the St George’s Church Hanover Square window and caused smoke and debris after an explosion heard a mile away. Earlier, disturbances at St Paul’s and Westminster Abbey involved crowds, shouts of protest, and forceful evictions as militant suffragettes targeted church services and artworks.
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Mexico in Turmoil as Villa Rushes to Halt Rebel Advance
Scattered items describe violent unrest in Mexico with Villa rushing forces to stop a rebel rout amid fears of a reign of terror. Other brief items note awards, naval commands, local incidents, a sewer project funding, and university talks, reflecting a wide early morning news digest.
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Atlantic Fleet
Through Canal in 9 Hours The Culebra Makes Quick Journey
The 3,000 ton seagoing dredge Culebra completed a continuous voyage through the canal in about nine hours. Other dredges have been moved from before the Cucaracha slide to observe earth movement. Colonel Goethals notes that the early passage of large merchant vessels hinges on completing the earth movement at Cucaracha.
Admiral Dewey Improves After Illness In Washington
Admiral George Dewey aged seventy seven has been ill for several days but is now much better. He hopes to move to a cooler place than Washington and continues to maintain excellent health.
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Five Gotham rowers push to Coney Island after two capsizes
Five men from Harlem in John Levy's rowboat set out to Coney Island yesterday. They faced two near drownings off Hell Gate and Erie Basin as ferry wash capsized them. Levy, aged sixty, swam to shore twice aided by companions. Kraft broke a left arm. others nursed boat leaks and resumed rowing, aiming for Bath Beach Nautilus Club by nightfall.
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Andrew Rosenberg
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Bath Beach
Burglars Target Thomas W. Lawson Residence
On June 14 in Boston Back Bay a pursuit ended near 8 Charlesgate East after burglars entered the Thomas W. Lawson residence. Two men were captured, one fled. officers fired several times, the house ransacked but nothing appears taken. Lawson, in town from Dreamword, was alerted and headed to Boston, house guarded by police.
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Dreamword
Bride and groom wed on East River in a launch
Marion Schwartz and Joseph Dwareky were married yesterday on a boat under the Williamsburg Bridge at 2 o clock. Rabbi Kanew ky officiated as they stood in the middle of the East River with Rebecca Schwarts as maid of honor and Louis Westerman as best man. The ceremony followed by a reception at the Casino in Avenue A.
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Mount Lassen Erupts With Volcanic Fire
A dramatic Lassen eruption injures and kills after a surge of rocks and ash 2000 feet into the air. Eight near crater venturers were overwhelmed. one lumberman from Piola, California died. One man injured, one driven insane, two missing. Officials report a seventh outbreak that night with flames seen from the crater as the snow capped peak remains enveloped in ash and smoke.
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Three Auto Speeders Arrested Hackensack
Hackensack police began a speed enforcement today after two weeks of warnings. Motorcycle officer Frank Kirkhavine arrested Louis Sass of 8th Street, Cydt George Delusner of Spring Valley New York, and James J. McGrath for traveling over thirty miles an hour.
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Maine Has Boy Wonder At 11 Reads Difficult Texts
The Tre Skowhegan Maine dispatch reports Ralphant Peters, 11, born in Boston, can read Gray's Elegy and any English word, explains Bible paragraphs to his grandparents, and rapidly learns figures. He reads aloud after hearing a song once, repeating words and tunes as if trained.
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Boston
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Duels at Church Door End in Tragedy and Grief
A pistol duel outside St Stephen's Church on East 14th Street left Salvatore Pellagrino dead and his brother William seriously wounded. Two young children, ages five and two, were shot in the legs as panicked churchgoers fled. Police say jealousy between the Pellagrino brothers sparked the shooting, while relatives cite gang grudges. Autopsy planned for the slain man.
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14Th St
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17Th St
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Baat
Bellevue Hospital
Villa rushing to stem rebel rout at Zacatecas
Telegraph dispatch from Torreon June 14 reports General Villa leading about twenty thousand troops toward Zacatecas to turn a rebel setback into victory. Federal garrison of over ten thousand repulsed Natera’s assault, while Villa finally prepared to reinforce and attack at dawn. Victory updates followed from Moxico City with claims of rebel defeat and pursuit, boosting loyalist morale.
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Luly Medina Barron
Dr Butler Loses Jewels in May 21 Burglary
Jewelry valued at 5000 reported stolen from Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University at 69 Morning side avenue. Green feather case held a lady's stone studded watch a multi setting ring a bracelet with stones a pendant and smaller items. Reward of 250 offered no questions asked. police not notified. Butler in Europe.
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Europe
Japan to Pressure U S on California Land Case
Washington June 14 Japan plans renewed pressure over California land rights for Japanese residents amid alleged treaty violations. Officials note the issue tests states rights versus federal authority and may pull in Baron Kato and Washington diplomacy. Some suggest U S naturalization bills to ease tensions, despite coast state opposition.
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Passengers praise captain after collision with Pretoria
The American liner New York, with heavy steel, sheltered a gaping side rent after a fog bound crash with the Pretoria of the Hamburg-American Line. Captain Roberts said both ships were in the wrong lane and that the New York halted, the Pretoria backed, causing damage but no panic. Passengers signed a testimonial praising disciplined crew and calm handling.
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