Paris air race ends in tragedy as Le Martin dies
At an improvised altar in a hangar for aviators preparing for peril, M. Le Martin died after his biplane crashed near the woods during the Paris racing event. The crowd faced injuries from the stampede as officials and Red Cross surgeons tended the wounded.
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Paris
M. le Martin
Maurice Tabuteau
Pierre Vedrine
M. Bathiat
Tetard
Kimmerring
Andy Beaumont
Gaget
Henri Molla
Roland Garros
Vidart
Henry Wynmalen
Morin
Pregot
Landron
Jean Bielevaert Amerigo
Pascal
Duval
Bobba
Count Chespel
Loridan
Contenes
Charlix
la Bouret
le Lasseus
de Nissole
Allard
Charles T. Vermant
Barra
Gibert
Valentine
Marquis de Romance
Morison
Bille
la Martin
Verrept
Eubling
Dalger
Emile Train
Henri Berteaux
M. Monis
Monis
Anteire
M. Berteaux
Francis Gotran
M Delcassi
M. Lepine
le Martin
France
Fied
Red Cross
le Martin Oe
Garros
Tomance
Euhling
Gotran
Army
St. Cyr
Princeton
Aviation Toll Grows as World Circuit Trials Begin
A dangerous aviation year is noted with Lieutenant Princetau killed in a crash amid European circuit preparations. The report lists numerous French, German, Belgian, and other pilots killed in accidents, detailing the expanding death toll and upcoming nine-stage Paris to London route with prize money across stages.
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Thomas E. Selfritz
Biiy
Taft White House Gifts and Sonia Taft Preparations for Tomorrow
Officers in Washington who served with the President in the Philippines and Washington are noted as recipients of gifts. A giant silver loving cup from Cincinnati’s Commercial Club was also received, with members due tomorrow, while many intimate friends sent items. Tomorrow night’s march to the party will pass the Red Room and lawn under lights as Helen Taft takes a leading role. Mrs Taft’s gown is a heavy white satin with silver floral embroidery and a court train. Helen Taft faces an anticipated ceremonial challenge, aided briefly by her mother’s presence and then stepping into her father’s line as mistress of the White House. Aunt Delia Torrey accompanies the President for a ride this afternoon in White House automobiles. The party includes Mrs Taft, Miss Taft, Mr Taft, and Major Archibald Mitt.
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Washington
Philippines
Commercial Club of
Cincinnati
Taft
Helen ‘Taft
Mrs. Taft
Miss Helen
White House
Miess Taft
Delia” Torrey
Torrey
Millbury
Mass
Mass. To Attend Thehtation. ‘the Others In the President's Automobile Party
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Suttan
Perak
Bultan
Kedah
Tar
Gwalor
Bikanir
Gaekwar
Baroda
India
Delhi
Westminster Abbey
Whitelaw Tield
Rett
Reid
United States
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Willams Phillips
Phillipe
Simpson
Major Slocum
Slocum
General Greeley
Admiral Veeeland
Charles P. Taft
Coronation Pageant Details and Attending Dignitaries
Crowds fill London as royals and foreign rulers prepare for the coronation. Knights and duchesses will bear the King and Queen’s trains, with eight pages handling the King’s, and imperial and colonial guests in uniforms. American diplomats and officials secure seats, while a large Indian delegation attends with restrictions. Security will involve 60 000 troops under Lord Kitchener and extensive police coverage.
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the Order of the Garter
Earl of Cadogan
Earl of Rosebery
Earl of Crew
Earl of Minto
Hamilton
Montrose
Portland
Sutherland
Marquis of Hartington
Earl of Alrite
Cranbourne
Romilly
E. G. W. T. Knollys
A. E. Lowther
W. H. E. Campbell
W. A.C. Harbord
Germany
Denmark
Princ
Henry
Prussia
Tumania
Servis
Netherlands
Ferdinand Marie
Spain
Archduke Karl
Franz Josef
Austria
Hayashi
Fushimi
Japan
Grand Duke
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Burglaries Target Drug Stores as Thieves Escape via Skylight
Detectives pursue burglars who struck a drug store on Lexington Avenue stealing cigars and fumes. Officers nab a suspect, James Anderact of 132 Kant sth street, after a doorway bait led to an arrest for burglary.
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Exames Wilson
Lexington Avenue
East
Math Street
Kahn
Lennon
Heth Street
Taft Stronger Than Ever Says Berger In Washington
Taft appears stronger than ever, likely to be renominated with little opposition. Victor L. Berger criticizes La Follette, claiming his followers drift away as the Wisconsin senator presses for reform. Attitudes in Washington reflect Democratic advantage and pension bill debates loom.
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Taft
Berger
la Follette
Teereph
Mawankes
Congress
Victor L. Berger
Washington
Newt
la Foltete
la Poltette
Bayamo Brings Maine Foremast to Brooklyn Pier
The Gayomo arrived at Pier 12 Brooklyn after transporting the steel foremast from the ill fated battleship Maine. The mast weighs about one hundred tons and shows heavy rust corrosion and coral growth from thirteen years submerged at Havana Harbor. The mast is bent and edges brittle. sections broke when touched and most of the rigging is damaged by shells and coral.
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Gayomo
Bayamo
Ward Line
Maine
Pier 12
Joratemon Street
Brooklyn
Wweerka
Mavana Harbor
Jon Brouget
Three Drownings and a Rescue in Rivers and Sound
Police report three drownings and one rescue from the North and East Rivers and the Sound. Thomas Pearl and Thomas Murphy saved six year old James Wynn after a child fell from the Dier He playane. Michael Resource and Jeremiah Connor and Leopold Hebburn perished near Manhattan area.
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Thomas Pearl
Second Avenue
Thomas Murphy
Lezd Street
James Wynn
Michale Resource
Chrystie Street
Sith Street
Verod
Jeremiah
Connor
West Sidh Street
Py Gith
North River
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Leopold Hebburn
West Jet Street
Douglaston Pier
Bay Ride
Railways Overpaid in Mail Transport Says Hitchcock
Washington June 18 Postmaster General Hitchcock outlined findings from a yearlong inquiry into railway mail transportation under the old law. He says many lines are overpaid while others lose money, with 273 profitable and 10 incurring losses. Aimed at saving about 9001 annually, the plan favors a 6 percent profit basis and readjustment of pay, benefiting smaller railways and potentially raising overall postal costs later.
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Hitchcock
Postmaster General
Congress
Iige
Ftar
Araneporta
Death of amateur rider Fuller after Brookline fall
An amateur jockey named Fuller died after a fall at a Brookline Country Club steeplechase near Mor no, being thrown from his horse and suffering brain injury. He was treated at Memorial Hospital but did not recover. Funeral arrangements are to be held at St. Johnby Church in Boston with burial at a family plot.
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Aranige Mas
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Sian
Ruaene Speyer
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Azettin
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Verbaniel Kinet
Ghent Telgium
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Lord Llangallock
Bournemouth
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Budapest
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Georges Chaves
Baton
Jane
Lennee C. Paty
Aga Fork
Shen
Massachusetts
Yeepitahge
Brookline Country
Fuller
Starnsting
Frederick Bull
New York
Go Injarten
Tia
Patter
Any River Club
Mor No 1
S Puller
Mr. Puller
Memorial Hospital
Hog
Lyon
Boston
Ite
Leonta Coudert Pash Pulter
Aearm
Coudert
West Tith
New Jersey
Mr Fuller
Paul Jr
Short iHills
Paul
Fuller & Tewyer
Port Washington
Lagstand
Jovenby Church
Demand Japanese Exclusion Bill Faces Opposition in San Francisco
June 1 report from San Francisco notes calls for passage of a bill to bar Asiatic labor from U S entry. The Japanese exclusion issue is revisited in Washington with efforts to influence Congress via organized groups and a letter to Baker urging quick action. The amendment targets Japanese alongside Chinese Koreans and others, cited as a threat to American labor and California peace. A separate line mentions dynamite placed in a mayor's safe and a related incident.
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Congrem
United States
Asiatic Exclusion League
Washington
Baker
O. A. Trekmer
Ague
Bon
California
Cafornia
Detectives Make New Find in Mine sota Dynamite Case
Bema Minn June 1 Unsvecesst efforts to capture bank robber woe wax wounded when detectives laid tren for Ma and his confederay they broke Into the postomice Puposky with dynamite discovery of Ay amite in the fate of Dr D T Dumas Mayor of Cass Lake said by detectives t be at the dof an organized band of cellatala were the two leading features of the exse tomday dr Dumas who is at Liberty on Math the officers the combination to St ate Six sticks of dynamite and four dynamite cape were found An affitastt has been made by T Dugas a Cass Tare hardware merchant that on Thuretay ot last Week hhe gold Dr Dumas flees sticks of dynamite
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D. T. Dumas
Cass Lake
Dof
Dumas
T. Dugas
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