Wall Collapse Hurts pQZEN Workers in Bronx Building
Bronx building site on Boston Road where a north wall of a three story frame structure fell. Twenty men were employed. twelve injured, two critically. Gas and safety violations cited as cause while coroner and officials squabble over blame.
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Nosse
Boston Road
Bronx
Wilson
Henderson
Grand Bureau of Buildings
E. J. u.Jardins
Henseme Sait
Ey Aac
Nt Ai Neyem
Paul
Tanceer
Hoapita
Paulo
Bene
Jnger
Pilecen
Morrisania
East Tap
Heer
Rein
Tip Asd Geet Foray
Fogepitati
Ring House
Gustav Genesman
Murphy
J. D. Dolan
Tinton Avenue
Tremont
Morrisonian
Alexander Avenue
Edsanon
Wreck Rescue Turmoil. Builders Arrests Follow Collapse
Amid twisted beams rescue workers led by Dr Dolan separated the wreckage to reach imprisoned men. Most victims were unconscious and rushed to hospitals as firemen searched for bodies. Plumbers Charles Goldstein and David Rogove were injured, while foreman Paulo Gezzaro and superintendent Max Kreindel were arrested for criminal negligence. Owners and architects named. coroner considered further actions.
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Dr. Dolan
Murphy
Charles Goldstein
David Rogove
Tremont and
Webster Avenues
Kreinde
Model Construction Company
S78
East 138Th Street
Schwanneck
Bureau of Buildings
Czar Visits Warships in Cronstadt Harbor
Emperor Nicholas visited the second division of the U S Atlantic fleet at Cronstadt aboard the Russian Imperial Yacht Alexandra. He inspected ships Louisiana Kansas New Hampshire and South Carolina and met Rear Admiral Badger and officials. A banquet followed with toasts praising American sailors and a pledge to renew friendship.
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Cronstnat
Hussia
Nicholas
United States Atlantic Fleet
Charles J. Badger
Incesauneain
Emperor
Alesandria
Marevo
Posioutshny
Dostniny
Louisiana
Ranger
W. W. Rockhill
Admiral Badger
Russia
Imperial River Macht Lab
Americans Win Ribbons at London Olympia Horse Show
At Olympia London the American entries won multiple prizes in pace and jumping events. Blue Bell from San Lorenzo earned the first prize in the pace class for horses of any age, while Hero received a $25 prize in another event. Judge Moore earned two blue ribbons in the 14 to 15 hands class with Brune and Phyllis, and Vesta and Whitewall Ariel placed fifth. The New Yorker dominated the Berkeley Challenge Cup showing four days, and in the over 15 hands class Lady Seaton and Lord Seaton placed second, with Marquise and Lady Auckland fifth. Major Slocum will present awards, with American officers’ horses improving and competing strongly against continental rivals. The meet closes with ceremonies likely on Saturday.
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London
Olympia
Blue Bell
Brea
Ti. W. Meek
San Lorenzo
Cal
Palra
Hanes
Moore
Lady Seaton
Lord Seaton
Marquise
Lady Auckland
King George
Autiente
S le H. Slocum
Feeterick & Foltz
13Th Cavalry
King's
Hinmar
Reichmann Jury Selected in False Report Case
The jury for Joseph B Reichmann former Carnegie Trust Company president faces a trial on an indictment charging him with making a false report to the State Banking Department. District Attorney Whitman and Assistant DAs Clark Felananty Prins presented evidence and questioned jurors as the panel was chosen, with roles outlined and motions to dismiss denied. The case involves other figures from the trust and failed banks, and the maximum penalty is one year in prison and a fine.
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Joseph B. Reichmann
Carnegie Trust Company
State Banking Department
Supreme Court
John Kirkland Clark
Trust Company
Grand Jury
Reichmann
William J. Cummins
Charles H. Fivde
Attocney Whitman
Talesmen
Epech
Stephen Haldwin
B Stonefield
Mr. Clark
Felenanty
Williem M. Prins
Retchmann
J. Wilward Keveney
East Ath
East Ath Ale Frutt Denier, Foreman: Nathan Lemiein, No. 12 Inst Mth Street
William E.G. van Duser
Cusidwell Averme
Harry Phillips
Weatdiith Street
Edward Hegeman
Wadeworth Avenue
Harris Harlan
West Tide Street
Francis T McKenna
West dl Street
Manhaer
Albert S. Gottlieb
Raat 4Th Street
Thaddeus S. Barlow
Sol West
Austice Davis
Baldwin
Joseph G Robin
Washington Savings Bank
Northern Bank
Whitman
Rotin
Ronin
Rebemann
Donra
Willem Jammi Bjeatlen
Taliamen
Empanshing & Sary
Bomb Shocks Valencia Cathedral Entrance
A blast in front of Valencia Spain’s La Seo Cathedral shattered the great entrance and damaged nearby shopfronts, but no injuries were reported. The Gothic cathedral, linked to an ancient temple site, dates its current form to the eighteenth century renovations near Puerta del Migue, Calle de Zamaca.
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Valencia
Spain
la Seo
Deana
Puerta del Miguelere
Calle de Zamacca
Tim Sullivan Seeks Betting, Women’s Rights At Sea Boundary
Senator Timothy D Sullivan spoke at the French Lane pier about Europe bound friends aboard La Savoie. He urged passage of racing bills and defended individual betting while criticizing bookmakers. He supported women’s suffrage for twenty years and pressed for equal treatment in Albany.
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Timothy D Sullivan
French Lane
Europe
la Savoie
Big Tim
Alang
Albany
Curb Trading in Chinese Bonds Sparks First Day Market
Chinese $90,005 per cent railway bonds traded on the curb at 87 3 4 after an initial 87 3 4 quote, a premium over the subscription price. Wall Street reports strong demand allocations three times the American allotment. Subscriptions already received reportedly cover the U S allotment thrice over. Two bids not due to close until next Monday as investors weigh the second loan plans and currency reform delays.
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New York
Joan
Forelan Securities
Chines
PANC
Owick
Monarchist Rumors Spark Portuguese Frontier Inspections
Dispatches from Vigo and Chaves report rumors of Monarchist activity near the Portuguese border. Lisbon notes an inspection tour by the Interim Minister to Vianna do Castelo and other towns to study the situation. Royalist plots on the frontier are deemed unfounded by other sources.
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Lisbon
Yune Ws
Rena
Perugal
Vianna Do Cascello
Valente Do Minho
Machado
Tay
Chaves
Royal Treasury Advances to Queen Mother Revealed in Lisbon
A Lisbon commission examining Treasury advances to royal family members finds that Queen Mother Amelie and the Duke of Oporto received 121.50 in advances. The government plans to deduct the amounts from King Manuel's private property.
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Queen Mother
Manuel
Lisbon
Amelie
Oporto
Interborough Protests Sale Over Bulkhead Boundary Dispute
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company claims part of a Harlem land deal exceeds the bulkhead line after filing a lien for 50. The block lies between Lenox Avenue Exterior Street and 7th Street with disputed measurements, while the firm asserts the land is 20 feet wide as per the contract. In Brooklyn, Ira de Borencon was named to the Kings County office by State Oil Commissioner Farley, to serve as deputy reforming judge at a $3,600 salary following Judge Tighe’s death.
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Curtis G. Plerea
Mary G. Pinkney
Harlem
Lenox Avenue
Ith Feet
Exterior Street
Ith Street
Harlem Tower
War Department
Brooklyn
Athony
Ira de Borencon
Farley
Kings County
Regent
Judge Tighe
Imperial Conference Seeks Lower Cable Rates Across Empire
At London's Imperial Conference on June 15 the aim was set for cheaper transatlantic rates and a water owned All Red cable linking Ireland and Canada. Postmaster General H S Samuel outlined steps to secure reduced Atlantic rates and government support for laying a new cable if large reductions are not achieved soon.
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England-Canada
London
Ireland
Canada
H. S. Samuel
England
Deserter Husband Sentenced to Prison in Brooklyn
Abraham Rubin of 122 Mektbhen Street Brooklyn deserted his wife and two children to wed a younger woman. He was condemned to a prison term of not less than one nor more than four years in General Sessions. The jury had urged mercy, but Judge Swann declined to follow that recommendation.
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Abraham Rubin
Mektbhen Street
Brooklyn
Wate
Rubin
Ercy
Swann
Kaiser Delighted Congratulates East Prussia Breeders
The Kaiser sent a telegram to the East Prussia Governor praising breeders after East Prussian saddle horses won second third and fourth prizes at the London International Horse Show. Emperor William lauded the E G horse of Kilonatre Winans and thanked East Prussian breeders for the victory.
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London
Perlin
William
East Prussia
Brenden
Socialists and Suffragettes Seek Union of Women Groups
The International Congress of the Woman’s Suffrage Alliance in Stockholm adopted resolutions urging cooperation among socialist and other women’s unions, aiming to unite the broader suffrage movement across groups and nationalities.
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International Congress
Stockholm
Sweden
International Woman's Buffrage Alliance
Asquith Praises Canal Benefit to West Indies
In London at a coronation dinner for West Indies delegates, Prime Minister Asquith praised the Panama Canal, saying its completion would bring long term economic benefits to the West Indies and boost colonial prospects. He cited incalculable yet favorable eventual effects on regional trade and progress.
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Asquith
West Indies
London
King's Guests Arrive Ahead of Coronation Week
London prepares for the coronation with foreign representatives presenting for official recognition and a social round as Windsor returns. Two thousand bonfires will light the kingdom at 38 o'clock on the night of June 2, while the Spithead fleet gathers and a twenty gun salvo fires at the crowning ceremony.
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London
Windsor
Spithead
Cere
Paris Moves to Tighten Wine Fraud Laws
The Senate voted 285 to 16 to back the government’s plan against fraudulent wine labels. Minister of Agriculture M Pams promised a comprehensive bill by month’s end, with temporary measures to calm regional agitation in the meantime.
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Paris
Champagne
Senate
M Pams
Goettingen Grants Michelson Philosophy Doctorate
The University of Goettingen conferred the honorary Doctor of Philosophy on Professor Albert A. Michelson, head of physics at the University of Chicago and exchange professor at Goettingen. He received the degree on June 1 in Goettingen.
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Michelson
Goettingen
Germany
University of Goettingen
Albert A. Michelson
University of Chicago
Storm Sweeps Adriatic Destroys Vessels Off Trieste
A hurricane like storm battered the Adriatic coast around Trieste on June 1. Dozens of lives were lost with bodies recovered in port. Several Austrian steamships were damaged and ships driven from moorings. Lloyd and Stabilimento shipyards escaped major harm. The Dreadnought Virtbus Unit to be launched next week remained uninjured.
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Triest
Tora Line
Lioyd
Stabilimento
Aviators Reach Hamburg After Fog Shrouds Third Stage
Landpainter and Buechner complete the third stage of the national aviation circuit race arriving from Schwerin Hamburg. Heavy fog hindered orientation and Wiencziers crash landed in a ditch breaking his propeller but he escaped injury and ferried his aeroplane into Hamburg. Nearby reports note a Berlin dispatch on Albanian frontier neutrality and Montenegro’s stance.
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Hamburg
Landpainter
Buechner
Schwerin
Wiencziers
V—Vo
Henry W Hall Convicted In Grand Larceny Case
Henry W Hall, a chanteur, used an employer’s car for a joy ride without permission and was convicted of grand larceny in General Sessions. He was sentenced to Elmira Reformatory after running down and injuring Charles Baker of No West End Avenue. An arrest warrant indictment remains pending against him.
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Henry W. Hall
Bia
Elmira Reformatory
Hall
Charles Baker
No. West
Tmd
Arroet
Waanit
Asainat
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