Wrights Get Medals in Dayton Ceremony
Dayton honors Wilbur and Orville Wright as General James Allen presents e9ict medals authorized by Congress. Governor Harmon and Major Edward F. Burkhart give state and Darton medals. Baron Takahira and Carlos Velez attend. Wrights recount contract history and pay tribute to their aviation breakthroughs amid a large crowd. The event includes a schoolchildren procession, a parade, and plans to depart for Washington for further flights.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wilbur
Orville Wright
James Allen
Steas
Congress
Giamond Studd
State of
Darton
Harmon
Edward F. Burkhart
Kogoro Tekahira
Carlos G Velez
General Alien
United States
Wright Brothers
Richts
Wricht Brothers
America
Wrights
Katherine Wright
Milton Wright
Wright
Baron Takahira
Washington
Sprige McMahon
Wilbur Wright
Katherine
S Owith
Caxton
Leo Stevens
New York
Fair Grounds
Cincinnati
Hold Dr Cleminson
Coroners jury finds suspicious circumstances in the death of Nora Jane Cleminson and holds Dr Haldane Cleminson for the grand jury. The hearing noted a confrontation after Captain Kane testified the doctor accused his wife, prompting an outburst. Experts say death resulted from externally administered chloroform.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Jane ]S
Nora Jane Cleminson
Dey
Haldane Cleminson
Cleminson
Rogers Park
Kane
Wooldridge
Hhad
Henee
Jury to Get Calhoun Case Today
San Francisco trial of Patrick Calhoun, president of United Railroads, accused of bribery of a member of the Board of Supervisors, neared closing with prosecutor Heney's argument. jurors to hear verdict today despite bitter personal confrontations and interruptions from the audience.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Schmitz Soard
Heney
Judie Lawler
Weeney
Calhoun
Sen Quentin” Counse
Oppor
Harrisburg Firms Announce 1 Percent Wage Increase
Harrisburg companies including Harrisburg Pipe and Pipe Bending Works and Warwick Iron and Steel Company in Pottsville announce a one per cent raise for their employees affecting several thousand workers. The notice, dated June, cites cost of living and market conditions as reasons for the adjustment.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Harrisburg Pipe and Pipe Bending Works
Ihix City
Warwick Iron and St. Company
Glascowarom Company
Lessig Iron Works
Pottsfexn
Man testifies under oath in arson case against two suspects
In New Jersey on June 15 a witness testified under oath that Gay Philip Goldberg, arrested May 26 with Benjamin Weiner, admitted trying to burn kerosene soaked horse stables owned by Morris Rinsier and Bros. He said the wives of the Rinslers promised him 106 dollars to destroy the horses.
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Parsei
N J
Philip Goldberg
Benjamin Weiner
Actf
Morris Rinsier & Bros
Rinslers
Would Marry Nephew in New York Kidnapping Case
Fannie Muzzi eota twenty two and her fourteen year old nephew Michael Muzzi eota were arrested in Philadelphia on warrants from New York. They were held awaiting requisition papers. The aunt faces kidnapping charges in addition to fugitive status. The pair came to the city hoping to marry. she supported him by factory work.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
New York
Fannie Muzzieota
Michael Muzzieota
Lombard Street
Morse and Son Return to Financial District Visit
Charles W. Morse and his son Harry resurfaced in the financial district visiting Primrose & Brown at Exchange Place and later dining at Broad-Exchange Building. F Augustus Heinze was also seen entering broker offices. Morse, celebrating his eighth anniversary with Mrs. Clemence Dodge Morse, said no definite business plans were made and the family planned a quiet summer at home.
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Charles W. Morse
Clemence Cowles Dodge
Mr. Morse
Financial District
Primrose & Brown
Exchange Place
F. Augustus Heinze
Morse
Harry
Princeton
Charley’ Morse
Broad-Exchange Building
Reformers Meet to Organize at Beaver Street
Sixty five members of the Committee of One Hundred gathered at No Beaver street with Isaac A Hopper among them. Hopper repudiated claims of pursuing Tammany interests and pledged to reform from the outside. Gustav H Schwab presided and a 21 member executive committee was proposed for Thursday. Cruikshank and Jacobs from the Democratic Union joined the One Hundred, signaling aligned aims and continued union membership.
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Committee of One Hundred
No. & Beaver Street
Isaac A. Hopper
Tammany District
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Gustav H. Schwab
Schwab
W. J
Willis
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Brooklyn
Democratic Union
One Hundred
A. B. Cruikshank
Daniel S. Jacobs
Mth
Cigarmakers’ Union
Messrs. Cruikshank
Jacobs
Wife Blows Out Strong Man in Street Dispute
Pittsburg June 1s George Errigson a professional strong man was arrested after his wife a professional strong woman floored him with a shock blow for interfering with her while she talked with a friend in the street. Errigson was fined for disturbing the peace. Mrs Errigson said her husband was jealous and it was necessary at times to chastise him.
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Pittsburg
George Errigson
Errigsen
Mrs. Errigsen
Flannery Faces Disbarment Over Hunt's Point Sale Case
Charges filed with the Ber Association accuse attorney Joseph A. Flannery of steering real estate from East Bay Land and Improvement Co to his clerk and then selling to the city at a much higher price. The Appellate Division heard the case with Guthrie for the Bar and Mershall for Flannery. decision reserved.
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Joseph A. Flannery
Ber Association
Hunt's Point
Tae Bronx
First Department
William D. Guthrie
Bar Association
H. Snowden Mershall
IKK
Flannery
East Bay Land and Improvement Company
Leon Rains
Land Company
Marshall
Morchauser Accuses Dr Baker Over Thaw Court Tale
Poughkeepsie June 18 Charles Morfschuser counsel for Harry K Thaw accuses Dr Ames T Baker who treats Thaw at Matteawan asylum of trying to mislead Justice Mills in White Plains court yesterday He says he asked for no special privilege and denies a venue change was requested He argues Justice Mills is fair and will base any decision on the evidence and truth.
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Thaw
Matteawan
Justice Mills
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Charles Morschuser
Harry K. Thaw
Ames T. Baker
Matteawan Asylum
Mills
White Plains
Brewer not in contempt for divorce article breach
Appellate Division yesterday found William 8. Brewer not in contempt after he wrote an article about his divorce suit. Justice Platzek objected to the piece deeming it grossly inaccurate and ordered a mistrial. Brewer was fined 2 and given a thirty day jail term in a criminal contempt proceeding.
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William
Brewer
Appellate Division
Justice Platt
Supreme Court
Justice Platzek
Anarchist Emma Goldman Speaks to Hoboken Workers
Emma Goldman spoke to about six hundred mill workers and curious onlookers in West Hoboken on a night when police offered no hindrance. Accompanied by Alexander Berkman, she urged direct action in strikes and contrasted honest labor with leaders who seek favor in Washington.
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Emma Goldman
West Hoboken
Usher
Miss Goldman
Washington
Marseilles
Alexander Berkman
Comrade Berkman
Appellate Court Denies New Trial in Shanley Forgery Case
Vietor Shanley, a lawyer, had conviction for forgery upheld by the Appellate Division. An acquaintance, Julia A. Smith, inherited a large estate including a $25,000 bond and mortgage. The trust company handled settlement. Shanley claimed Smith would not renew the mortgage and then collected $25,000, deposited it to his account, and used the funds personally.
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Supreme Court
Vietor Shanley
Shanley
Julia A. Smith
North American Trust Company
Miss Smith
Mrs Adams Wins Suit Over Promissory Note
Justice Davis in the Supreme Court dismissed Mrs Marguerite Gilbert's suit against Mrs Isabelle Adams for 30000 alleging services and will influence. Gilbert claimed the note paid for care and advocacy but Adams said no consideration and note payable after death.
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Justice Davis
Supreme Court
Marguerite Gilbert
Adams
Gilbert
Mrs Adams
Celia Thatcher
al” Adams
Infant science academy planned to save New York babies
A committee including Dr. Thomas Darlington is forming an infant science academy in New York to combat infant mortality. Costs are estimated at 3 for building and 4 for annual maintenance with city buildings used temporarily. Mrs Gibson Arnoldi spearheads the effort, aiming to open next year with cooperation from family physicians and infant specialists.
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New York
Thomas Darlington
Health Board
Gibson Arnolds
Florence Guernsey
One Hundred
National Health
Irving Fisher
Arnoldi
Germany
New York Academy
Academy
Infant Science Academy
National Infant Science Congress
Washington
One Stundred
G. Stanley Hall
Eliot
Harvard
Andrew Carnegie
Darlington
Jane Addams
Luther Burbank
Horace Fletcher
Drink dangers and benzoate of soda discussed at club meet
At the Associated Clubs of Domestic Beneficence meeting in the Hotel Astor, Mrs Winifred Harper Cooley warned mothers about soft drinks and benzoate of soda as a danger to children. Bayard Fuller of the Board of Health noted recent arrests for adulterated foods and recounted health concerns from New York markets.
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Mrs. Cooley
Bayard
Fuller
Department of Foods
Board of Health
Coney Island
New York
Nith
Mana
Market Fruits and Seafood Prices In Washington Market
A listing of seasonal fruits and vegetables with prices per unit or per dozen. Notable items include Mangalore mangoes at 9 cents a dozen, green almonds at 50 cents a pound, and imported nectarines at 12 a dozen. Meats and fish show high prices with assorted cuts and fresh butter 31 cents.
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Washington
Bombay Governeur
Oxford
Imek
Sailor Collar Patterns and Floral Ribbons Offer
An ad describes a sailor collar finishing for warm days and outdoor sports with a white and blue liner. It lists fabric options flannel and duck, and provides pattern No. 6.374 for girls aged 8 to 14, requiring six and a quarter yards of material plus banding. Pattern details and mailing instructions from the New York Tribune are included with stamp requests and age specification. Floral ribbons are advertised with varied roses and violets.
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C. E. Taylor
Fort Myer
George O
Taylor
Orville
Wife
Morchauser
DR. Baker
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de Brant
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Ecantaloupes
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Waldmeister
Colorado
Burlington
National Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Park
St. Louis
Alaska
South Seas
Great Northwest
Seattle
Tacoma
Exposition City
Yellowstone
Exposition
J.o’meara
Pass. Agt
Broadway
New-York Tribune
Isly
King Emware
Moulson & 105
New Bond Street
London
Fifth Avenue
Henry Kelly & Sons
Vesey ST
ciaLly
Belfast
Lisburn
Ireland
Gqarpet
THOS
J. Stewart
Erie
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