Kaisers Wilhelm II and Incemore collide in fog
Fog across the Beattie coast sets off a chain of German liner mishaps. Kaiser Wilhelm II sustains damage with two bulkheads flooded, passengers evacuated as the Incemore is docked with bow damage. Reports from witnesses detail frantic deck scenes and escapes as tugs and lifeboats assist.
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Utowana
Armour
The
Yacht Club
Chapenan
Fook
Worharrow
St Athans Heads
Carta
St. Albans Head
Storstad
Incomere
A. G. Eames
Chico, Cal
Renard
Eran
Drew
Malik
M. von Schilling
Hampton
Viece
Ateamer
Toran
Winners in Ben Franklin Quiz to be announced
The Tribune will publish the Ben Franklin Quiz winners on Sunday June 21. Readers urged to pre-order to avoid a sold out newsdealer.
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BEN Franklin
the Tribune
Scanlon Jury 11 to 1 for Conviction
The Scanlon and Heffernan case looms as the jury nears a verdict after nearly eleven hours of deliberation around midnight. District Attorney Smith and staff face criticism for not pursuing the charges while defense testimony from Haslett is cited as corroboration by the judge.
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Harry Scanton
James Heffers Nan
Clara Ebert
Joe Carelby
Long Island City
Robert J. Hastett
Long Island
Filer
Matthew J. Smith
Hetherington
Dena Walllace
Smith
Scanlon
Haslett
Wallace Dreyfoos
Alexander Chambers
Henry Mehrtens
James Cassidy
Joe Cassidy
New York
McQuaid
Asquith Accepts Militants Terms Ends Hyde Park March
Premier reportedly accepts militant demands as several hundred suffragists march to Hyde Park. Women of the suffrage movement, with bands and hymns, are led by a clergyman at the head of the procession. Catholic, Hebrew, Anglican, Free Church, and Seattle churches join from five platforms with no police interference.
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Laave
Hyde Vark
Church of England
Free Church
Irish Nationalists Split Over Volunteers Organizing
London dispatch reports John E Redmond in control of the Irish National Volunteers and a pro Redmond faction joining twenty five Redmond nominated members. The rival committee urges unity and readiness as rifles and ammunition land on Connaught coast aided by a mysterious vessel. Torpedo boats patrol to curb gun running.
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the Tribune
London
John E. Redmond
Irish National Volunteers
Provisional Committee
Redmond
Connemara
Ireland
Vexnela
Roosevelt Leaves London Stopping by Imperator to New York
Colonel Roosevelt departs Waterloo for Southampton to board the Imperator and sail to New York. He thanks Londoners and Royal Geographical Society fellows as Ambassador Page and others bid him farewell. Notables aboard include H M Walker of Chemos, George J. Whelan, and James K. Hackett who plan future ventures and performances.
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London
Roosevelt
Waterloo Station
Imperator
Southampton
Royal Geographical Society
Ambassador Page
Staf
Lord Charles Beresford
St.John Gaffney
Goodby
Arthur Ine
Nicholas Longworth
H. M. Walker
Chermos Company
Walker
Europe
America
New York
Germany
George J. Whelan
United Cisur
Surbiug
James K. Hackett
California University
Mr. Hackett
Versailles Palace
Park gang terror blames Woods for lack of patrols
TM Beard principal of the Choir School of the Cathedral of St John the Divine accuses Police Commissioner Woods of failing to remove gangs from three acre Thomas Jefferson Park on the East River near 1th and 1th. He says the park is unused by about 2 000 school children and demands stronger police protection.
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TM. Beard
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Cabot Ward
Thomas Jefferson Park
East River
Beard
Woods
Heard
Brooklyn Graduates 36 At 64th Annual Commencement
Brooklyn holds its 64th annual commencement at the Montauk Theatre with 36 graduates receiving degrees. The Rt Rev George W Mundelein presided, Herman A Brandt and Francis J Fitzgerald spoke on College Education, and several honorary and bachelor degrees were conferred including Master of Arts to Louis M Mooney and a gold purse prize won by Brandt.
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Brooklyn
Andrew J. Shipmap AM
Thomas Jt. Woodfooi
AL McE
Whitlam de O'teary
Louis M. Mooney
Herman A. Brandt
Francia T. ¥Itegerald
Ralph J. Willian
Fra Karl
Lawrence $. Kelly
J. Hi. Motista
Arthur V. Tobia
Admiral Fletcher Returning Home to Discuss Atlantic Fleet Command
Rear Admiral Fletcher, away in Mestean waters for over a year, is named to head the Atlantic fleet. He will confer with the Secretary of the Navy before relieving Rear Admiral Badger. Fletcher is to sail on the Dolphin and is expected to depart Vera Cruz shortly.
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Leiomaneeroune Wureau
Washington
Fletcher
Mestean
Atlantic Fleet
Secretary of the Navy
Badger
Vera Crus
Astrology a superstition says weather is not affected
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture labels astrology a superstition in its weekly newsletter. It rejects the view that planets or the moon influence weather, noting no scientific basis and that weather changes derive from heat supplied on Earth, a claim supported by records.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fire Destruction Destroys Twelve Watertown Buildings
A blaze started in the Burdick Coal Company barn on River Street and swept through Watertown's northwestern section destroying twelve buildings. The fire fed by twenty thousand tons of coal produced heavy smoke and a property loss estimated at over one thousand dollars.
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Watertown
Burdick Coal Company
River St
Empress of Ireland collision doubts stir inquiry
Testimony at the St Lawrence River disaster inquiry describes steering gear failure and near misses on the Empress of Ireland. Witnesses including Galway and Captain Kendall recount jammed wheel, current effects, and attempts to avert collision with Storstad.
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Quebec
Haight
Storstad
Ireland
St. Lawrence
Quartermaster Galway
Hmpress
England
Galway
Valehts
Hutent
Pacific Railway
Montreal
Willa Sampson
Mr. Haight
Lord Mersey
Waneheon
James Francis Galway
Williams
Willams
Captain Walsh
Mr. Beattie
Timeline of ship speed after departure from Father Point
Witness described that after leaving Father Point the ship did not reach full speed quickly. He testified it took about three minutes from the order to go full speed, countering questions about headway and throttle response. The discussion noted gradual reversal and slow acceleration before full speed. A contract for salvage work by Canadian Salvage Company was announced, with an estimated two months to complete.
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Lord Mersey
C. PB. R
Galway
England
Father Point
Canadian Pacific Mailway
Walsh
Mersey
St. Lawrence
Butler Aspinwall
Storstad
John Murphy
Call
Robert Henry Brennan
Father” Point
Brennan
Tt Fm
Ieved
Tt Ia
Body of Empress of Ireland victim washed ashore
A 4 foot 7 inch young woman’s body was found on the St Lawrence shore by a Canadian Pacific patrol. Clothing suggested she was a steerage passenger from the Empress of Ireland wreck. The coroner referred the matter to provincial authorities and CP officials denounced a prior newspaper claim as unjustifiable.
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Tribune
Montreal
Ireland
St. Lawrence
Canadian Pacific Special Patrol
Canadian Pacific oMerale
Storstud
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific
Paris Chamber Debates Over Paris Cave-Ins
The Chamber of Deputies suspended sittings after Socialist members caused turmoil over Paris cave-ins from the June rainstorm. Minister Renault said a thorough inquiry is under way and results will take days. Deputies urged fixed discussion date, but the chamber postponed until June 9, prompting loud protests from extreme Socialists.
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Paris
Sinc
Paull Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Joseph Tastes
Chamber
Glasgow Kingston Dock Fire Destroys Four Ships
A massive blaze at Kingston Dock Glasgow destroyed four ships to the waterline and damaged the dock sheds. The Volant Dashwood Navigator and Warsash burned. a fifth steamer was saved by towing. Damage expected near 31 million, with smoke and heat hampering fire crews and cranes tumbling into the water.
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Agapie
Tweaipune
London
Glasgow
Kingston Dock
Noutheast
Volant
Dashwood
Navigator
Warsash
Surgery saves dying man in rare Philadelphia operation
Joseph Hadidi tion, 23, an Armenian patient at West Philadelphia Homeopathic Hospital, survived a double injury after surgeons Dr. Charles H. Harvey and Dr. A B Espositi removed bullets from his lung and intestines in a three hour operation. He was discharged cured.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Hadidition
West Philadelphia
Espositl
Hadl- Aidlon
Turkish Anti Christian Rising Threat at Smyrna
American Ambassador Henry Storgen Hau dispatched Hoffman Philip to Smyrna to determine the safety of Americans amid a threatened anti Christian rising in Avia Minor. The Turkish Minister of War also traveled to Smyrna.
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Constantinople
Henry Storgenhau
Turkey
Hoffman Philip
Smyrna
Avia Minor
Standardize Commercial Law Opens Conference in Brussels
Brussels June 1 The standardization of commercial law to the object of the International Parliamentary Commerce Conference opened today led by M Davignon Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Brussels
M. Davignon
Woman in Supreme Court press divorce and separation
Mrs. Dora Bacon, seeking a separation and to defend herself against her husband Captain Samuel Marshall Bacon, pressed her case in Supreme Court insisting on a timely trial. She claimed cruelty and abandonment while detailing alleged neglect and infidelity notes from another woman. She defended her honor and cited hardship for her four children. The husband is a church deacon and commander of a vessel noted as the Rexnel Golden Rule. There will be more testimony today.
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Samuel Marshall Bacon
Supreme Court
Bacon
Captain Bacon
Mrs. Bacon
Marshill
Marshe Wil
Sam
First Baptist Church
Long Taland City
Nusband
Koeper
Venezuelan Revolt Expands in Northwest Venezuela
Reports from Coro indicate rebels hold strong in Icon state on the Caribbean coast. Curacao sources say revolutionary leaders are active after the alleged landing of General José Manuel Hernandes, with telegraph lines linking Carmens to western Venezuela cut.
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Curacao
Icon
Venezuela
Caribbean
Coro
Thaiand
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José Manuel Hernandes
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