Imperator Arrives on Maiden Voyage in New York Harbor
The 50,000 ton Hamburg American liner Imperator docked at Quarantine after a voyage from Hamburg, setting a city landmark with a pier cut and a stairway through the roof for landing from the nine deck leviathan. Captain Ruser praised its steady pace as crowds awaited tours and a reception plan.
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Hamburk
Meboken
Hane Roser
Nantucket
Ruset
Sandy Hook
Cherbourg
Ambrose Channel
Hamburg
Hans Ruser
Olympic
McCabe Attacks Sulzer Amid Albany Scandal Innuendo
Patrick McCabe, famed for exposing Governor Sulzer, again attacks Sulzer in Albany amid talk of perjury, patronage letters, and alleged meetings with Boss Murphy of Tammany Hall. McCabe hints at secrets involving Alaska, Cuba, and the hydro power bill, signaling more disclosures to come.
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Tribune
Albany
Patrick F. McCabe
Sulzer
Murphy
Temmnany Wall
Harmanus Bleecker Theatres
Albany Democratic
Vermont
McCabe
New York City
Rewa
Melane
Tweed
Boss Tweed
Alaska
Cuba
Boss
Bow Tward
Washington
Hoss’ Sulzer
Ruth
Metabo
Matement
Ver Mont
Tate Man from Devil's Island Captured
Local page item reports the capture of Tage Man from Devil's Island. Other items note events in New York and Yale, a resigning tubitioner, hearings on women smokers, and a variety of political and social notes including Roosevelt conferencing and Vanderbilt gun issues.
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Tage
Devil's Island
Imperator
New York
Painter
Whitman
Roosevelt
Ower
Tewrees
Yale
PouUlook
Jory
Camnegie
Morgan
Aire Vanderbilt
Mitchel
Cantoma
Pert
Doherty
Himanlf
Devils Island escapee Pleuchot seized after dramatic raid
District Attorney Fach and Detective Nicolay captured Albert Pleuchot at his Staten Island home known as Skunk's Misery after a rear-door breach. Pleuchot, an escaped Devil's Island lifer, admitted escape from Dey Way but denied involvement in the Dier house robbery and fire. Seven prisoners are in custody or held as witnesses, with indictments expected for several.
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Albert ¢. Fach
Staten Istan
Albert Plouchot
Devil's Istand Lifetormers
Pseudotem
Alexander Nicolay
Nathaniel Marsh
Stapleton Court
Metrick
Rich
Dier
Richmond County Grand Jury
Pleuchot
Marie Louise
Armand Fauchon
Leo
Mleterrier
Devil's Island
Emil le Ter
Louis
Else
Arnest Fauchon
Fauchon
Fauchonn
le Roy
Montreal
Frank H. Innis
Fach
United States
Plenchet
Hach
Skunk
Heuchot
Nicolay
Spong Freuchot
Pieuchot
Dey Way Island
Fights for War Secrets Seeks Injunction in Naval Torpedo Case
Washington moves to stop E. W. Bliss Co from exhibiting or selling to foreign firms torpedoes like those built for the U S Navy. The suit, led by Malcolm A. Coles and United States Attorney William J. Young, hinges on national defence laws to prevent divulging military secrets.
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Washington
Brooklyn
E. W. Bliss Company
Whitehead Company
Great Britain
Malcolm A. Coles
McReynolds
United States
William J. Young
Auit
Bureau of, Ordnance
Bliss Company
Harvard Beats Yale in Fourteen Innings
Harvard wins 4 to 3 in fourteen innings at Cambridge after Huntington Hardwick drives a long ball to deep center. Gannett scores the winning run as Harvard ties the series. Felton holds Yale to five hits while fanning fourteen.
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YALE
Crimson
the Telegraph
Cambridge
Mass
Harevard
Yule
Huntington Hardwick
New Haven
Ebbets Meld
Brooklyn
The
Superbas
Commencement
Gannett
Fieler
Middlebrook
Gannert
Hardwick
Wheeler
New Haver
Hive
Sam Felton
Yeie
Noah
Hett
Asterod
Felton
Riddell
Scofield
Cincinnati
Clark
Buster” Brown
Gile
Ayton
Fire Held Up Steamer Riostre in Metro Line Route
Fire forced a steamer’s delay near Menker Mall on the Metro Line while en route to New York. Fire brigade extinguished the blaze with no material damage and no passengers were aware of the incident, per wireless reports.
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Baller Coor
Menker Mall
Metroepolitam
New York
Ner
Burton Tarhor
Mendes
Cure Stomach Cancer Says Simple Diagnosis Key
Dr William Mayo told the American Medical Association that stomach cancer can be curable with early diagnosis. He noted a history of gastric disturbance often precedes cancer and that exploration may begin when cancer is suspected. Radium was discussed as a potential aid in treating certain cancers and preventing local recurrence.
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Ty Weiner
Jean Minteapotts
William Jo Mayo
Rochester
Minn
American Medical Association
University of Mine Tefote
Maye
Howard A. Kelly
Baltimore
Battle to Save a Life in Brooklyn Ironworker Rescue
Surgeons raced to save Gordon Benson a 34 year old ironworker from Morse Iron Works after he was pulled from the East River yesterday morning. He showed life signs on arrival at the hospital following discovery by Patrolman Cunningham at the pier. Medical staff fought for hours but expected to save him.
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Brooklyn
Tgkeing
Gordon Benson
Morse [Ron Works
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Speeding Princeton Student Arrested After Motorcycle Chase
Princeton student Callers, son of a prominent Pittsburgh Street Railway official, led patrols on Broadway and 98th street in a reckless intoxicated flight. An officer fired a revolver to threaten immobilization. the rider refused to stop until commanded to halt after a mile chase amid traffic.
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Princeton
Geiderman
Corter
Ah Jttrest
Broadway
Lusitania to Receive High Power Naval Guns for Armed Status
The Lusitania is being equipped with high power naval guns as part of England's policy to arm passenger ships. Cunard officials confirm the liner will sail to New York in August with guns bristling along its sides, marking a return of armed British merchant ships after more than a century. The ship’s swift, high capacity for troop carriage facilitates rapid armament, and further gun installations are expected after the tourist season ends, with the Mauretania likely to follow.
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Liverpool
Cunard
Tribune
Greyhound
Lusitania
England
Mauretania
South America
Aberdeen
Themistocles
Thames
Australia
O Gorman Backing Dix for Governor General Role
Senator O Gorman today recommended former New York Governor John A Dix for Governor General of the Philippines. The advocate urged Dix as a strong administrative choice to oversee colonial governance and military affairs in Manila.
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O'Gorman
Washington
O'Goran
John A. Dix
New York
Philippines
Insurance fight to save 1 million in Baltimore
An injunction in Baltimore restrains disposal of Edward Painter’s organs and remains as insurers pursue a case over his sudden death. Autopsy showed hardening of the arteries, not drowning, prompting probes by United States Fidelity and Guaranty and several major life insurers. Authorities examine policies totaling about 1 million dollars and premiums paid with promissory notes.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
Edward ©. Painter
Jacksonville
Fla
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Charles Glaser
Painter
St. John's River
Painter Ted
Pr. Glaser
Standish McClear
Th Mutual Life Insuranc Company of York
New York Life Insurance Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Duffy
Circuit Court
United States Fidelity, and Guaranty Company
Painters
Haseen
Edward
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Mutual
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