IBECKER LOSES FE WILL PLEAD WITH WHITMAN
Becker faces execution as Court of Appeals denies rearguard motion and upholds the denial. His lawyers consider federal paths while Becker and his wife await a possible commutation or clemency ruling from Governor Whitman. Officials remain uncertain on next moves as the condemned man contemplates his fate.
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Peoter
Gaia Feeder
Gots Eeving
Cort
Ster
Martin Z. Mas Pear
Dcelly
Petral
Feder
Becker
Sne
Jaknaton
Masten
Feder District Court
Tuek
Sen
Tse
Hecker
Vernor Whitman
Smd
S. Beckr
Goveteor
Govrat
Rewday Frost
Feanchile
Hin
Cone
Jeise
Sing Sing
Court of Appeal
Court of Appeals
Terryville separation trial cited in fragmented letter
A Terryville case involves Amos H. Lister suing his wife Mrs. Lister over a separation. A letter calls him an iceberg and mentions plans to move to New York, with court action noted by Judge Joel H. Reed on unspecified grounds.
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Thyrr ‘ Miesied
Conn
Amos H. Lister
Terryville
Thaw Granted Jury Trial On Sanity Issue In Case
Harry K Thaw wins right to jury test of his mental condition with trial set next Tuesday. Court of Appeals upholds Hendrick ruling, allowing advisory jury in proceeding to determine if Thaw is sane and fit for liberty. Mrs Mary Copley Thaw welcomes verdict as hopeful step toward freedom.
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Jerome D. Travers
Harry K. Thaw
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Stanford White
Thaw
Frank K. Cook
Alfred I. Becker
Mr. Cook
Ludlow Street
John RB. Stanchfield
Hinators Hey
Stanchfield
Court of Appetite
Frank H. Michite
Smnde Eattteac Mogan
Seabury
Juatlee Hendrick
Aeters
New York
Matteawan
the Tribune
Pittsburgh
New York’ State Court of Appeals
Hendricks
Harry K. ‘Thaw
Mary Copley Thaw
Tiny
Harry
Travers Wins Open Title in Dramatic Finish at Baltusrol
Golf champion Jerouse Tuastan Travers won the United States open with a 297 over Baltusrol, finishing one stroke ahead of Tor McNamara in a dramatic final round. The crowd cheered as Travers sealed victory on the 18th with a precise pitch and two-putt finish.
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Jerome D. Travers
United States
Jerouse Tuastan Travers
Sandwich
Ekwanok
Boltusrol
Jerry
The
Lion Heart
Tor McNamara
Boston
Travers
Quimets
Hagens
Hollvox
Bradyn
Brookline
Travern
Mashion
Jersey Hills
Fkwanok
Guns Halt Autoist After Car Hit Boy
A speeding taxi driven by Frank McNamara struck seven year old Jimmie Henry near Forty-seventh Street and Seventh Avenue as a crowd chased the fleeing car through the Upper West Side. Patrolmen fired during the pursuit and a bystander, Patrick Colloran, joined the chase after the fleeing taxi. Jimmie was loaded into an ambulance. his condition not stated.
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Amsterdam Avenue
McNamara
Litty-fist Street
Broadway
Sixty-second Street
West End Avenue
Sixty-fifth Street
Colloran
Gill
Hugin
Polyclinic Hospital
Jimmie Healy
Upper West Side
Frank McNamara
Latreets
Forty-seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Jimmie Henry
Jimmie
Patrick Colloran
Charles Elpert
Enat
Plane crash in Quincy kills two of three aboard
A biplane from Squantum Aviation Pier plunged to the ground in Quincy killing two of the three aboard. George H. Hersey and William T. Ely Jr. died. operator Harry M. Jones survived and tended the others before his escape. Ely died en route to hospital. observers suspect a passenger interference caused the loss of control.
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Quincy
Mass
George H. Hersey
Ira
William T. Ely, Jr
Providence
R. 1
Harry M. Jones
Jones
Squantum
Ferola Death Set for First Week of August
Albany June 18 The court of appeals fixed the week of August 2 for the death of Mrs Madeline Ferola who killed Carmelo Carnestiaro in New York The girl stabbed Carnestiaro on December 29 1915 the night before the couple was to wed.
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Ferola
Albany
Court of Appeals
Madeline Ferola
Carmelo Carnestiaro
New York
Carnestiaro
Cay
Krupp Workmen Talk of Still Larger Guns
A Danish student visiting Exsen reports Krupp workers increased from 70,000 to 115,000 since the war began. The employer says production of 42-centimetre guns is only a prelude to heavier, long range artillery. Surprises may come soon as work concentrates on long range pieces.
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Copenhagen
Krupp
Exsen
Austrian fleet attacks three Italian towns
Austrian forces strike Rimini Pesaro and Fano on the Adriatic coast as part of a broader offensive with land and sea actions. Verona reports increased Austrian strength around Rovereto Mori and at Pola where 200000 troops are entrenched. Tolmino remains fiercely contested. A Rome refugee cites heavy Austrian fortifications at Pola and asserts civilians fled.
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London
Austria
Italy
Rimini
Pesaro
Fano
War Office
Rome
Verona
Mori
Rovereto
Trent
Brentonie
Mount Altissimo
Serravale
Lagerdina
Arselly
Vienna
Piedmont
Mobil
Plava
Isonz
Ploeken
Monte
Coston Aiso
Communion
Italians Bombard Rovereto and Advance in Duchenstein Valley
Geneva reports on June 18 stating Italian batteries bombard St. Cunsuin and push into Monte Cristo area. Italian forces drive Austrians from positions near Monte Croce and concentrate near Trent to deter Austrian offensives. In Val Sugana they destroy defensive works and shell Horgo, while Folgaria sees Italian retreat then recapture and ongoing bombardment of Rovereto.
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Val Sugana
Horgo
Folgaria
Rovereto
Hungarian Battalion Annihilated on Heights Uhine
Rep from all fronts reports strong first line troops including Croatians Bohemians and Hungarians have been substituted for continued combat on the heights Uhine. Details continue on the paper.
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Uhine
Maly
Chiasso
Paris
Stahl Indicted as Lusitania Gun Perjurer
German reservist Gustav Stahl was indicted by a Federal grand jury for perjury in connection with an affidavit about Lusitania gun sightings. Investigators say a conspiracy funded by German agents is under inquiry and may yield further indictments as the probe widens.
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Lusitania
Gupiny Stahl
Russell
United States District Court
United States
Roger B. Wood
Joseph A. Baker
Investigation Bureau
Department of Justice
Stahl
Ming
Harold Deming
Stan
Hin
Cunard Steamship Company
Koenig
Stemler
Gustav Stahl
Leach
Stat
Paul Koenig
Secret Service
Activites
John B. Stanchfield
Hamburch American Line
Broadway
Adriatic Sails for New York From London Today
London June 18 The rue Star liner Adriatic sailed for New York carrying fifty saloon passengers including Mrs Philip Snowde Fotonel J J Carrick M P Sir William Avery Dr W Beary David Seow W Tetley Jones J W EF Van Sehaick and Joba maker Jf.
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London
Rue Star
New York
Mrs. Philip
Snowde Fotonel
J. J. Carrick
M. P
Willam Eb, Avery
W. Beary
David Seow
W. Tetley Jones
J. W
EF van Sehaick
Jobamaker
Taft’s Displacement Floods Bathtub at Cape May Hotel
Former President Taft arrived in Cape May to dine with bankers and stayed in a hotel suite featuring a large tub. A leak flooded the bath water into the dining room below as guests watched, prompting hotel staff to source the leak from Taft’s room. Taft later joked about reclaiming a fenced ocean view to prevent future overflows.
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Taft
Cape May
Teivunet
N. J
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Addi ci
Peace League
Philadelphia
Str. Taft
Mr. Taft
Prisoner Totals By Armies Across Fronts
Berlin reports through the Bavarian Staate Zeitung that up to June 11 the combined capture by German and Austro Hungarian forces reached 1,610,000 prisoners. Of these, 1,210,000 are Russian, 225,000 French, 24,000 English, 41,000 Belgian, and 50,000 Serbian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Staate-Zeitung
Bernstorff Denies Gerhard Plot Reports
Washington June 18 Count von Bernstorff German Ambassador told Secretary Lansing there is no truth to reports that Dr Meyer Gerhard Red Cross delegate and von Bernstorff envoy to Berlin was Dr A Meyer of the German War Office He and the Embassy denied any such person and said Gerhard Meyer acted only for the Red Cross No contracts here. The incident is regarded as closed. Bernstorff cut his vacation short to return to Washington.
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Tribune
Buresa.y
Washington
Count von Bernstorf
Ambedor
State Department
Lansing
Meyer-Gerhard
Red Cross
von Bernstorff
Berlin
A. Meyer
German War Office
Dr. Meyer
Neyer-Gerhard
Iso
Papreretary
Count von Bernstorff
Miss Anne Morgan Plans Return Trip to France
Miss Anne Morgan, who escaped France last September due to funds shortage, will depart on July 10 to inspect relief work in Versailles hospital projects begun with Miss Elisabeth Marbury and Mme Elsie De Wolfe. The Vacation War Relief Committee supports French and English efforts to transport supplies to distant hospitals and aid trenches knit by American girls.
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Anne Morgan
France
Elisabeth Marbury
Mme Elsie de Wolfe
Versailles
Miss Morgan
England
Mia Morgan
Vacation War Relief Committee
Will Frank Clemency Rumors Sweep Atlanta Streets
Rumors spread that Governor might commute Leo M Frank to life imprisonment, with reports of a move to Milledgeville denied. Observers note growing belief in clemency as Frank meets visitors, spends time with wife, and awaits late Monday afternoon decision amid tense city mood.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Frank
Milledgeville
German-US talks on submarine war hopeful amid secrecy
Berlin dispatch reports Dr Anton Meyer Gerhard delivering German Embassy messages to Dr Alfred Zimmermann and Count Montgelias about German American tensions. Officials express optimism for an amicable settlement and potential upcoming discussions with Dr Solf hinting at a role in Germany's second note on the Lusitania incident.
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Berlin
Anton Meyer
Gerhard
Wington
Alfred Zimmermann
Afairs
Count Montgetns
Foreign Office
Gottlieb von Ingow
United States
Solf
Germany
Lusitania
United State
Unierstandin
Ticular
Geri
Cologne Gazette
Oneral
Wilson
Atlantic
England
United
Cologne
Lokal Anzeiger
International
Philipp Zorn
Hague
the Hague
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