Tammany foe starts uproar at big powwow
Democratic state wide conference at the Knickerbocker hotel ends amid a heated dispute over direct primary rules. William Church Osborn, as chairman, cuts the session short after murmurs and clashes between Tammany and anti Tammany factions. The meeting adjourns to resume at 1 am for further debate on how to implement the direct primary law this fall.
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Two Rulers in North Mediations Bod kajnered To-Day
Local Democrat Powwow in Uproar and Aunt Foile Kidnap Plot linked to Witrom. City College grants 73 degrees as biod Metate Lowen $1,590. Nicaragua treaty probe. 9 Dore Power sought for income tax law. 4 Px Senator Frank Hincock dead. KR Won't Run for Governorship amid foreign and domestic tensions. Liner wrecks and wartime shipping warnings dominate.
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Two yachts in crash near Harvard race harbor incident
In Red Top Connecticut June 18 two pleasure craft collided during harbor preparations for a Yale Harvard race. Enchantress owned by William E Iselin lost bowsprit and fore rigging after Katoura commanded by Commodore Robert J Tod struck it. Enchantress needed Riverside shipyard repairs.
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Boy 7 Dies Saving Brother in Street Car Tragedy
Paul Frankel, seven, of 336 Henry Street, saved his younger brother Jacob by pushing him from under a Grand Street car. The motorman faced a hostile crowd after the fatal incident near Grand and Columbia streets about 9 PM. Jacob survived, but Paul died at the scene and parents witnessed the event.
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Bomb plot denied as cause of imperial train wreck
St Petersburg reports state the Kishineff to St. Petersburg mail train wreck resulted from locomotive defect. Three freight cars derailed and three workers injured. Officials rejected claims of an attack on the imperial family. Berlin dispatch adds a bomb was placed on the rail near Techudnoff but did not endanger the travelers. The imperial party proceeded to Tsarskoe Selo after the incident.
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Line Gets Light at Last as Trains Are Cleaned
Commuters saw trains briefly lighted yesterday as windows were cleaned after a board order. The Public Utilities Board required reasonable cleanliness, issued Wednesday, affecting multiple lines including Susquehanna & Western. The action followed a complaint by H. P. Dilliston of Ogdensburg claiming passengers deserve scenery glimpses.
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Keene Apologizes for Polo Criticism
Waxhall P. Keene apologized for remarks criticizing the M w Brook polo team after their defeat to the English team. He stated his regret for an unkind and unwarranted critique published in The New York American on the 14th and retracted any future derogatory remarks about anyone connected with the intermeson polo contest.
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Colonel Roosevelt Won't Run for Governor of New York
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt announces he will not run for Governor this fall due to a recurrence of jungle fever and weariness. He rests at Sagamore Hill after boarding the Imperator, with plans to engage in Pittsburgh, while party leaders seek a substitute and await his clearance to campaign.
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Spain
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Rverdale
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Death in Auto Hill Race Claims Three Lives
In Uniontown Pennsylvania J E Shafer of Pittsburgh died after misreading a signal in the Automo bile Club hill climb at Crow's Nest on the National Pike. His car struck the elite. J D Kerr of Richmond was killed minutes later when his car skidded into the crowd and David Davis suffered a broken leg. Dr Joseph Van Kirk of Elizabeth Pennsylvania died of apoplexy within an hour.
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Harvard Grad Arrested in Prohibited Pranks
Harvard graduate Henry Sturgis of New York was fined $10 in Cambridge for fireworks with F J Harvey of Catonsville Maryland and S B Bigelow of Boston. They were celebrating commencement when arrested. after arraignment they were lectured and allowed to rejoin their class in the festivities.
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U S Reply to Huerta Envoys Rebels Dominate Election
Juarez dispatch reports Pancho Villa with 4000 troops leaving Torreon for Saltillo as part of a plan to split northern Mexico into two rival zones. Villa aims for central Mexico with Carranza controlling the east and west coasts, promising no violence while reorganizing authorities and confirming Obregon and Gonzales as Carranza loyalists. Carranza grants Villa freedom to advance toward Mexico City, with Villa’s supporters awaiting developments and a possible shift of military power away from Carranza if needed.
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United States Replies to Mexican Delegates on Election and Peace
The United States rejects ideas to endanger Mexican electoral liberty and argues that only a Constitutionalist victory offers a path to peace. It warns a neutral provisional president would be rejected and stresses bipartisan supervision of elections and honest process, with U S influence limited to ensuring fairness.
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Asquith Bows To Suffragette Pressure After Hunger Strikes
London June 18 Premier Asquith agreed to receive a deputation of East End working women at 10 Downing Street. Sylvia Pankhurst led hunger strike threats to push the demand, aided by Keir Hardie and George Lansbury, as Holloway jail released Miss Pankhurst and she rode to Westminster amid police presence.
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Autoist Burned to Death Near Watkins
Four other Watkins men were seriously hurt when the automobile owned and driven by George A Walters turned over in a ditch on the state road just outside of Watkins. Walters was killed by the fire as the car burned. Injured were Harry Durland William Marshall and John Lantz. Walters was superintendent of Glen Salt Companys Watkins plant.
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William Marshall
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Guggenheim Garnisheed Over Salary by Louis Sherry
Robert Guggenheim son of Daniel Guggenheim has his salary garnished by restaurateur Louis Sherry for 135 dollars. Sherry won a municipal court judgment dated May 12 and will garnish 10 percent of Guggenheim pay, while he earns 250 dollars every two weeks at Thompson Starrett company.
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Carranza Expected to Flee, Kent Reports Informant in Mexico
Representative Kent of California told the President and Secretary Bryan that he had received information from Mexico that General Carranza was about to leave his headquarters and flee to Laredo Texas. Kent did not disclose the informant's name.
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Charge of Intent to Destroy Electoral Liberty in Mexico
A contributed dispatch details American and Mexican mediation views on electoral supervision in Mexico. It contrasts constitutionalist gains with a bipartisan board plan, arguing the United States seeks an honest election while avoiding war, and urges acceptance of a constitutionalist provisional president to avert suffering and bloodshed.
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