Roosevelt Keeps Quiet at Sagamore Hill After Long Conference
Theodore Roosevelt hosts a private gathering with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Nicholas Longworth at Sagamore Hill. He insists on privacy, declines interviews, and plans to travel to New York for his son Theo Roosevelt Jr’s wedding rehearsal.
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Elihu Root
London
Mr. Roosevelt
Teantsey
Sagamore Bill
New York
Outlook
Attad
Theo
Christ Episcopal Church
Sagamore Hill
Emh
Longworth
Regator Lodge
Henry Alexander
Eleanor
Theodore, Jr
Panama
New Britain Invites Roosevelt to Hamilton Day Flights
Hartford June 19 The New Britain committee plans a reception for Theodore Roosevelt on Hamilton Day July 2. Mayor Halloran telegrammed Roosevelt inviting him to attend and join Charles K. Hamilton in a flight from Walnut Hill Park to Old Gate Farmington, three miles away, if possible.
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Hartford
Conn
Hamilton
New Britain
Theodore Roosevelt
Halloran
Roosevelt
Charles K. Hamilton
Walnut Hill Park
Mr. Hamilton
Old Gate
Farmington
Roosevelt Writes to Taft in Personal Letter Exchange
Washington June 19 President Taft received a letter from Theodore Roosevelt carried by an English stamp. Observers at the White House say the correspondence appeared personal and friendly, avoiding official topics. The exact contents remain undisclosed but are described as long and cordial between two longtime associates.
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Washington
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
England
Cuban student in custody for theft in Philadelphia
Lucas Serra, son of a Cuban planter and reputed Columbia graduate, was held for trial after confessing to stealing women’s clothing. Miss Daisy Clifton, 18, of 12th and Callowhill, identified a scarf as Mrs. Alice Kirkbride’s property. Serra allegedly admitted thefts and offered marriage.
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Philadelphia
Lucas Serra
Columbia University
Beaton
Central Police Court
Daisy Clifton
12Th
Callowhill Streets
Broad Street
Alice Kirkbride
Kirkbride
Youth Falls Into East River Rescued by Human Ladder
Joseph Mayorkas, 113 East 26th Street, fell from the East River recreation pier at East 24th Street last night. A human ladder formed as FE F Duffy lowered himself head down to save him while Patrolman Beamish and Edward Carr aided. Mayorkas, unable to swim, was pulled aboard and taken to Bellevue Hospital in a state of shock.
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Joseph Mayorkas
East 26Th Street
East 24Th Street
Mayorkas
FE. F. Duffy
Beamish
Duffy
Edward Carr
Donovan
Bellevue Hospital
Sibley Reports Election Expenses After Primary Victory
Joseph C Sibley the Republican nominee in the 2nd District filed his bill of election expenses totaling 407,698 dollars. He received 16,446 votes and defeated Congressman Nelson P Wheeler by 659 votes.
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Franklin, Penn
Joseph C. Sibley
Sibley
Nelson P. Wheeler
Not a Candidate Says Secretary Knox
Secretary Knox declines to be considered for Governor of Pennsylvania at the Republican convention stating the President's wish he stay as Secretary of State. He suggests Representative John Tener as the likely nominee and urges the party to find a candidate who can unite the party. He cites his desire to serve the nation and the importance of preserving state powers for the general good.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Taft
John K. Tener
Congress
Knox Defers Governor Bid. Pittsburgh Factions Plot
Insurgent Republican delegates in Pittsburgh rally against a Knox governor bid, fearing Penrose picks and planning to unite anti Penrose forces at the Harrisburg convention. Magee leads western delegates with hopes of a high quality nomination, weighing candidates like Murphy Tener and Crow, while names such as Blakeley Woods and Stone reemerge amid party maneuvering.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Knox
Harrisburg
W. A. Magee
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Magee
Allegheny County
R. S. Murphy
Johnstown
W. E. Crow
Fayette
J. K. Tener
Washington
Crow
George T. Oliver
Tener
W. A. Blakeley
Allegheny
Oliver
Cyrus W. Woods
Westmoreland
C. W. Stone
Warren
Farmers Demand Milk Price Hike Along Rail Lines
Connecticut dairy farmers along railroad lines to Providence vote to strike for a rise of cents a can to winter price all year. Two carloads to be held back tomorrow as Boston contracts grant higher pay.
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Tribune
Plainfield, Conn
Providence
Boston
Two Men Arrested in Harlem Forgery Case Linked to Mailbox Robberies
Harlem detectives retry a mailbox theft ring amid forged checks. Edward Fullam’s inquiry led to William J M Murphy accused of forgery after a $61350 check surfaced. Murphy named William Dubois as a co conspirator, who denied involvement as the case unfolded at Harlem Police Headquarters.
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Harlem
Washington Heights
Allen and Upton
Harlem Bureau
Edward J. Fullam
Fullam Construction Company
No. 103
Park Avenue
Mr. Fullam
William J. M. Murphy
Grace
Murphy
All Saints’ Church
129Th Street
Madison Avenue
West 127Th Street
Lodge
Fullam
Allen
Felipe Giraud
No. 238
West 111Th Street
The
International Packing Company
New York City
William Dubois
No. 127 East 108Th Street
Upton
Dubois
Walter Steinbrecher
No. 244
West 140Th Street
Susan
Girand
Forged Telegrams Hit Brooklyn Navy Yard and Boston Dispatches
Secretaries Meyer and Roosevelt confront a forgery case after two telegrams purporting Rear Admiral Leutze’s signature misled the Navy. Meyer inspects a $250,000 crane damaged in a storm while Marines recover armor plates from the Florida and divers search the channel mud for missing parts.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Meyer
Navy Department
Florida
Wallabout
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Mr. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Admiral Leutze
Hale
Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
Married man resumes smithing after wedding at anvil
Carl R. Hudson left his father's blacksmith shop to marry Miss Bertha Schwartz at a brief ceremony by Rev. Isaac Swift and then returned to work with hammer and anvil. The couple, who planned to spend a week in Montreal, married immediately before resuming trade.
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The
Tribune
Syracuse
Carl R. Hudson
Isaac Swift
Bertha Schwartz
F. G. Schwartz
Montreal
Two Boys Killed by Train in Mamaroneck Tragedy
Alfred and William Greenwood sons of Alfred Greenwood once a chauffeur for John S. Huyler were struck by the Boston express as they played on New Haven railroad tracks near a signal tower. Both boys died instantly. Coroner Boedecker ordered warrants for the engineer and conductor who were to appear later.
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William Greenwood
Alfred Greenwood
John S. Huyler
Mamaroneck
Long Island Sound
New Haven Railroad
Boston Express
Boedecker
Mount Vernon
The
Express
Nine year old girl struck by streetcar near Barrow and Hudson
Ethel Werbert of No 89 Barrow Street, helper to her blind father, was fatally injured by a southbound Eighth avenue car at Hudson and Barrow streets. Dr Everingham of New York Hospital attended and she died after being taken to St Vincent's Hospital. Neighbors spread the news through the neighborhood.
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Ethel Worbert
No. 89
Barrow Street
Eighth Avenue
Hudson
Barrow Streets
Everingham
New York Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ethel Werbert
Worberts
Fights End in Suicide at Niagara Gorge
Frank Quinn twenty five of St Catharines Ontario leaped from the lower steel arch bridge in Niagara Falls to his death after a fierce quarrel with a companion. The death was the third by suicide in a week. Quinn suffered from melancholia.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Frank Quinn
St. Catharine's Ont
Quinn
Thieves Loot Seven Asheville Dentists in Nighttime Heist
In Asheville North Carolina seven dentist offices were entered last night. Robbers stole gold used for fillings and large quantities of false teeth. Total value about 1500 dollars. No suspects found yet.
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Asheville
N. C
Chaloner to Brother Bob Plays Opera Singer May Have Strength to Stand
Cobham Virginia June 19 John Armstrong Chaloner brother of New York Sheriff Bob Chanler who married Lina Cavalieri last Saturday sent a Paris cable saying Lina and Robert married today Chaloner replied Thanks for cable Heartfelt prayers for your receiving strength to stand the ex sheriff Chaloner had earlier urged his brother to prepare for alimony proceedings by placing his property in trust
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the Tribune
Cobham
John Armstrong Chaloner
Bob” Chanler
New York
Lina Cavalieri
Paris
France
Lina
Robert
Cable
Chaloner
Bob
Governors Ride Through Kentucky Storm in Electric Peril
Four governors Sloane of Arizona Hadley of Missouri Ansel of South Carolina and Willson of Kentucky with their wives faced a severe electrical storm while driving from Versailles to Frankfort. Lightning struck near the car multiple times as they toured Lexington Castleton stud Elmendorf and Versailles before reaching the capital. Mrs Hadley and Mrs Willson were frightened but unharmed.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Sloane
Arizona
Hadley
Missouri
Ansel
South Carolina
Willson
Versailles
Frankfort
Lexington
Fayette County
F. A. Daingerfield
Castleton Stud
Elmendorf
James B. Haggin
Heat Destroys Crops Across Dakotas Minnesota
Intense heat and a lack of rain sweep Minnesota, eastern Montana, western North Dakota, and northern South Dakota, threatening a large 1910 yield decline. Forecasters warn that without rain in the next six days, northwest farms could lose up to sixty percent. temperatures topped 90 degrees.
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the Tribune
St. Paul
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
North Dakota
Dakotas
Gangs Fight in Street Blocks Madison Ave Car Window
Two gangs numbering in the hundreds clashed with knives and blackjacks on 100th street and Madison Avenue last night. A Madison Avenue Line car was used as a barricade and streetcars stalled as stones were thrown. John Shelley and David Gross were among the injured. Gross suffered a fractured skull. Police sent reserves but no arrests were made. victims were treated at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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100Th Street
Madison Avenue
North Beach
Astoria
John Shelley
East 115Th Street
Shelley
East Lth
Mount Sinai Hospital
David Gross
No. 314
East 100Th Street
Magistrate Dismisses Ice Sunday Law Case In Williamsburg
Magistrate O Reilly in Manhattan Avenue Court Williamsburg yesterday dismissed the charge against Michael Langeleist ice dealer who sold ice on Sunday to aid a sick family at 377 Bleecker Street. Patrolman Griffin testified Captain Becker ordered arrests of ice dealers but the magistrate rejected the directive as incredible. Grand Intercollegiate Boat Races notice follows.
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O'Reilly
Manhattan Avenue Court
Williamsburg
Michael Langeleist
Griffin
Hamburg Avenue
Langeleist
Bleecker Street
Becker
Governor Hughes Cuts 4.7 Million From Budget Bills
Albany June 19. Governor Hughes vetoed substantial portions of the annual appropriation and supply measures sent by the Legislature. He slashed more than 4.7 million from over 44 million proposed, citing strained state finances and urging restraint. He spared only items deemed imperative while signaling a push toward matching income with expenditures.
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Tribune
Albany
Hughes
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Golden Board
Cornell
College of Forestry
Syracuse University
State School of Ceramics
Alfred University
Jesse Phillips
Craig Colony
Sonyea
Livingston County
Hudson River State Hospital
Axa
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