Progressive rally bombs Fusion and warns GOP to stand firm
The Progressive County Committee rejected fusion with old parties and backed nominating only current Progressive candidates. At Terrace Garden the 20 to 200 attendees refused a multiorganized fusion, with leaders like Prendergast urging Republicans to nominate their own governor candidate and resist amalgamation.
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Moose
Progressive County Committee
Horres
Terrace Garden
William Grant Brees
Whitman
Atreham Jordan
Sth
Resoluton
Harry Tod
Dedd
Ty Fod O'Connell
2Th
Progressive Party
Suranee
Aralause
O'Connell
Benrjamin
Marsh
Jesse Linvolt Bronner
Robert Levis
Ith
Proyarty
Mr. Brown
Roosevelt
Auport
New York and Pretoria Off Path After Collision At Sea
Captain W J Roberts reports the steamship New York collided with Hamburg American liner Pretoria 400 miles east of The two vessels were 21 miles north of the eastbound lane and seven miles south of the westbound course. No injuries or loss of life reported. investigation to determine fault will take weeks.
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W. J. Roberts
Americas Tiner
New York
P. A
Franklin
International Mercantile Marine Comnty
Preforia
Bar
Klis
Methkippera
Wnd
Tam
Sevral
Hamburg-American Line
Dugee
Pretoria
Bete
Allinion
Hamburg
Sewer Injunction Denied by New Jersey Court
The Court of Errors and Appeals upheld Vice-Chancellor Paches and denied the injunction to stop the Passaic Valley Sewage Commission from extending trunk sewer pipes to New York Bay. William Herdan and others from Paterson had sought the restraining order as New York City resisted the plan, which would discharge into the upper Bay near Robbins Reef light, affecting several New Jersey cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors and Appeals
Paches
Passaic
Robbins Reef
New Jersey
Whistled for Her Father in Vain
In Weat Orange New Jersey forty four year old inventor Ademor X Petit former Edison investigator shot himself in his Wheeler Street laboratory this afternoon. His daughter Minx Dora Petit found him at about one thirty. A revolver bullet was in his brain and a note on the table left all possessions to his wife. He had been morose of late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Ciy
Pender
Beast
Mooser
Tate
Prendergast
Prerdergast
Republican Party
Wilson
Democratic Party
Fta
West
Mr. Prendergast
White House
Tie
George W.wickersnam
Nodi
Dune
Ademor X Petit
Thomas A. Edison
Wheeler St
Scihewhal
Plural Voting Bill Clears Commons in June Debut
The plural voting bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons by a wide margin tonight after an April introduction. It calls for one vote per man and requires a voter to choose which of his votes to register before a general election. The bill’s path has included a first reading last March and a Lords rejection by 124.
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Commons Landon
House of Commons
House of Lords
Bank Obtains $20,000 Attachment Writ Against Aviator
Merchants National Bank of San Francisco secured a writ of attachment against aviator Alfred J. Molisant, now in Salvador, Central America. The claim seeks $20,000 and alleges Molisant guaranteed credit for Banco Nacional del Salvador, which later went into mandation after owing the bank $30,964 from note discounts.
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Moissant
Justice Greenbaum
Alfre J. Molagant
Salvador
Central America
Merchants National Bank of
San Francisco
Molesant
Banco Nacional del Salvador
Royalty Funds Alleged to Aid Militant Group
London reports Maud West says Duchess of Teck and Princess Teck subsidize the Women's Social and Political Union. Other royals allegedly give up to 9000 in subscriptions as protection from prosecution. Interview with Mrs Preston notes high society support and limited chance of suppression. Scotland Yard raids fail. funds said to be banked in France under Christabel Pankhurst.
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Tethune
London
Maud West
Albion House
Oxford
Tribune
Duchess of Teck
Princess of Teck
Women's Social and Political Union
Miss West
E. J. Preston
Eader
Lyceum Club
Christabel Pankhuret
Albanian Prince Leads to Victory
Durazzo, Albania June 15 Prince William led government troops in a fierce defense of Tirana against Mussulman insurgents. Colonel Thomson was killed early, but William mounted the defense with reinforcements from Alessio. Estimates place government forces at around 30,000 against about 27,000 insurgents as warships from Britain and other powers head to Durazzo to safeguard the prince and family.
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Durqgzo
Albania
Prince William
Mussulman
Thomson
Prince Wiliam
Alessio
Shiak
Durazzo
Tirana
London
Britain
Attack on King at militants meeting shocks London crowd
The June 16 meeting at Caxton Hall under the Forward Cymric Suffrage League featured a fierce attack on King George. Speakers criticized royal dignity, praised hunger strikes, and referenced a suffragette plot to blow up Woolwich reservoirs. A preliminary hearing for Sinclai r Tousey on dissolving Frank Tousey Inc. was held amid board rifts and allegations of stock manipulation by Norma Hastings and Harry Wolff.
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The
Triune
London
King George
Mr. Nevinson
Asquith
Daily Mail
Woolwich
Justice Erlanger
Sinclair Tousey
Frank Tousey
Wolff
Miss Hastings
Tousey
Norma Hastings
George Gordon Hastings
Fem
Americans Admit to Royal Inclosure at Ascot
London June 1 The list of Americans admitted to the royal Inclosure at Ascot, from the American Embassy, forms London's most exclusive social register for the season. Admissions are tightly watched this year amid militant terrorism. The complete list names ambassadors, socialites, and several prominent American families including the Astors, Drexels, Dukes, Vanderbilts, and Longworths.
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Lby Cubte
the TribUne
London
Lst
Ascot
Page
Countess Russell Promises A Thrill
London dispatch reports a special hearing set in three weeks for the divorce suit of Countess Russell formerly Mollie Cooke of Nevada against Earl Russell. The countess alleges desertion and lack of support. the Earl contends his American divorce with Mollie Cooke was valid, and that his later London marriage was lawful after serving a Holloway sentence. The Earl remains at large as the countess vows forthcoming shocking testimony.
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The
Tribune
London
Countess Russell
Mollie Cooke
Nevada
Earl Russell
Molle Cooke
Holloway
Mabelith Scott
Claude Scott
America
Rembrandt work leads sale at Georges Petit gallery
A Fairfax Murray collection of twenty nine paintings from Rembrandt to old masters sold today at Georges Petit gallery in Paris. Rembrandt's Portrait of Himself brought 99 300 dollars and other notable prices included Bouchers Woman Reclining on a Sofa 11 000 dollars Solario Annunciation 23 100 dollars and Insborough Portrait of Himself 21 200 dollars.
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Paris
Fairfax Murray
Georges Petit Gallery
Tigeatimater
Rembrandt
Boucher
Andr Solario
Thomas Insborough
Heffernan Faces Woman Accuser in Queens Club Case
The trial of Jamen Heffer nan charged with assaulting Mrs. Clara Filert in the Queens County Democratic Club drew a tepid start. Prosecution rests its case. two or three defense witnesses remain. Scudder delayed verdict until today as more testimony is heard.
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Jamen Heffernan
Clara Filert
Queens County Democratic Club
Supreme One
Scudder
Long Island City
Hoffernan
Harry Scanlon
Distriet
Queens County Court House
Prank
Meffernan
Scanlon
Democratic Club
Joseph Cassh
John A. Allen
Allen
Charles Smith
Gisnn
Smith
Heffernan
Alfred J. Eno
Woman's Suffrage Party
Queens
Ellert
Justice
Italian Riots Seen as General Rehearsal for Revolution
Pope receives report of rioting across Romagna with fourteen churches burned thirty nine damaged and twenty three looted in a strike linked uprising. Officials warn of a planned political revolution while some areas suffer heavy property damage and cathedral interiors are set ablaze.
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Rome
Italy
Glornale
Italia
Romagna
Bologna
Ferrara
Ravenna
Forli
Playgrounds to Open on Vacant Lots Soon
Safety First Society advances plans to convert vacant lots into playgrounds for children. Corporation Counsel Polk clarifies legal liability shifting to the city if no inherently dangerous construction defect exists, extending Park Commissioner authority over the sites.
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Safety First Society
Polk
Siegel Creditors Call Meeting as Bank Receivers Report
Referee Stanley W Dexter orders a creditors meeting for Siegel Vogel case, inviting about 15000 creditors before bankrupts file lists. Henry Melville, receiver, reports receipts near 490000 and disbursements around 420000, leaving 70000 and assets including 36000 Siegel Stores shares. Judge Hough refers report to former Judge Holt for charge. Separate suit in Supreme Court includes divorce action by Marie Vaughan Siegel with corespondents named.
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Stanley W. Dexter
Antes Ruptey
Henry Siegel
Frank E. Vogel
Henry Melville
Equity
New York
Giants
Siegel
Vogel
Charles M. Hough
United States
Labout
Siegel Stores Corporation
Hough
Melville
George ©. Holt
Supreme Court
Marie Vaughan Siegel
Robber Band Halts Coal District With $8000 Theft
A gang hiding in abandoned mines raided by night and hid by day, terrorizing Paint and Cabin Creek in West Virginia for two weeks. They just stole merchandise worth $8,000 from a Crown Ell coal company store.
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Charleston
W. Va
Paint
Cabin Creek
Coal Company
Crown Ell
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Court of Appeals
Self
Society
Duchess and Princess of
Teck
Col. Thomson
Powers
Bluejackets Guard
Sylvia
Murray
Asault
Pope
Dreicer
Birth Avenue
York
Dexter
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