Fatal crash on Sethpage Turnpike injures several
One man Jos X. Arosemena dies after a collision on the Sethpage Turnpike west of Hempstead Farms Mineola. Others injured include Mrs Jos X. Dugan and Eadie Dugan jockeys, and John Benedict the driver. Darnell car involved. investigation ordered by Justice Gittens.
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Pope's Reply to France Excommunications Reported
A Rome dispatch states that all French leaders who backed the separation bill have been excommunicated and that French bishops must bury them only if they repent before death. The wording implies automatic censure by the Church if the mandate remains undone.
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Woman shot from window on West 45th in murder attempt
Tessie Volland was fatally shot while leaning from a fifth floor window at 533 West 45th. A bullet struck her heart as a man fired over a street crowd. her husband Charles Volland tried to aid her. Suspects Ferrell from 434 East 434th and another Ferrell from 582 West 43rd are named in connection with the shooting.
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Glass Headstones Offered by Pittsburgh Workshop
The Pittsburgh firm announces orders for glass headstones to be used at gravesites. A notable feature is the option to have a blown image of the deceased person incorporated into the stone, offering a distinctive memorial.
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Suffragettes in Hyde Park Stage Massive London Rally
Half a million people crowded Hyde Park for a suffrage demonstration. Protests and police reinforcements followed clashes around platforms led by Mrs Parkhurst and Mrs Martel. Ambulatory injuries and faintings were common, but no serious accidents reported.
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Chautauqua Wrecked by Severe Wisconsin Storm
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin June 21 a terror storm last night dumped hail four inches deep and caused widespread damage. Two large tents at Lacrosse Interstate Fair Grounds collapsed burying fifteen hundred people though none seriously injured. Buildings roofless, crops ruined, trees snapped as rail lines washouts spread across Cassville to Lynxville. Captain R P Hobson had left the venue before the storm.
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Insane preacher shot in Fredericksburg incident
In Fredericksburg Missouri on June 21 the Rev W Strauss aged 70 a retired German Evangelical Church clergyman was shot and killed after firing on four men in the street. One of the four men Max Knische returned fire with a revolver killing Strauss none of the four were harmed in the exchange
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WRECK HURTS NINETEEN AT HAGERSTOWN TROLLEY CRASH
A crowded trolley car near Hagerstown Maryland crashed after an open switch was tampered with. Seven seriously injured include Miss Mary Albert Miss Violet Johnson and Mrs Dewey with others sustaining cuts bruises and injuries as rescuers rushed to remove the wounded.
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Judges and lawyers marooned on Ohio River sandbar
Eleven judges of Allegheny courts and three hundred members of the Allegheny County Bar Association were stranded from 9 pm to 5 am after their annual river trip aboard the Island Queen struck a sandbank near Davis Island. They passed time with bridge and card games until rescue by a tug.
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Myopia Hunt Club Replaces Pack After Rabies Fear
Thirty six royal foxhounds arrived on the steamship Angtu for the Myopia Hunt Club, replacing the fifty three dogs killed weeks earlier amid fears of rabies. The dogs, purchased in England, include several blue ribbon winners.
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Nine Bathers Drown At Coney Island Tragedy Toll Rises
A heat wave drew thousands to the water and nine drownings were reported with several more feared missing across New York waterways. Notable incidents include John Milton and rescuers in the East River near 73d Street, multiple drownings in Harlem River, Staten Island Sound, and the Delaware, Morris Canal, and Lake Hopatcong. Rescue efforts saved some, while others were recovered unconscious or revived at hospitals.
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Feature of Aerodrome at Hammondsport Curtiss June Bug Flight
In Hammondsport New York on June 21 three successful flights were made by the Curtiss June Bug Aero Grome No 3. One flight is claimed to be the longest public flight in America, covering 1266 feet at 34.5 miles per hour. The day's final ascent impressed observers including Dr. Graham Bell and other Aerial Experiment Association members.
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American car leads New York to Paris race near Lake Baikal
Paris June 22 A dispatch from Irkutsk says the American car in the New York to Paris race has crossed Lake Baikal and is expected to reach the area soon. The German car is at Irkutsk and will stay there until Wednesday.
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President at church begins real vacation in Oyster Bay
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt attend morning services at Christ Church in Oyster Bay as summer visitors gather on the lawn. The town opens the post office for mail, while Secretary Loeb and staff manage White House routine, allowing the President a planned two hour morning work period before leisure activities and family time.
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Hayes Denies Quoted Roosevelt Exclusion Statement
In San Jose on June 21 Congressman E A Hayes rebutted reports that he quoted President Roosevelt promising to use exclusion legislation if diplomacy failed. Hayes said he discussed exclusion with the President who urged showing patience and pledged to back efforts to shield Pacific Coast residents. The President reportedly favored diplomatic steps but prepared to back exclusion if needed.
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Tide Laps Sleeping Boy at Coney Island
Six year old Albert Sheldon of Jersey City used 15 cents to visit Coney Island. He slept in a sand hole on the beach while tides rose, was found by Patrolman James Lambert, and returned to his father. He vows to stay home in the future.
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Students Should Play for Money Says College Coach
Worcester June 21 The Tribune reports Dr. G Stanley Hall of Clark University urging that students may and should play summer baseball for money if they need it to pay college expenses or required living costs He argues it is the right use of a natural gift and not wrong to earn from it.
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Nineteen Sentenced to Death in Warsaw Case
St. Petersburg dispatch reports a man and woman condemned to death in Warsaw for involvement in a recent attempt on General Skallon Governor General of Warsaw. Seventeen more death sentences were announced from other Russian towns and cities.
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Prince Hélie de Sagan and Mme Gould in England
The Echo de Paris reports Prince Hélie de Sagan and Mme Gould traveled by car to Boulogne then crossed the Channel to Folkestone, England.
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Taft Narrow Escape Averted Serious Railway Wreck
Dennison Ohio June 21 Secretary Taft escaped a possible disaster on the Pennsylvania flyer when a left piston rod broke at almost fifty miles per hour. An alert towerman near Coshocton signaled a stop, the engineer used emergency brakes, and six cars halted on a sharp curve. Taft and National Committeeman Kellogg dined in the car after the halt and offered no comment. A replacement locomotive reached Dennison about an hour later, and the train continued east.
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Fright Restores Sight of Des Moines Player Cantillon
James Cantillon, a Des Moines professional baseball player and brother of Joe Cantillon, regains sight in his right eye at Bellevue Hospital after five weeks of near blindness. Seven months earlier he was struck in the left eye in Chicago. Doctors faced a puzzling recovery following a hysterical episode before the operation.
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SENTRY SHOT MORRISON IN GUARD CAMP INCIDENT
Theodore J. Morrison a seventeen year old Coast Artillery cadet of the Connecticut National Guard says a sentry fired at him while returning to camp from a dance at Fort Terry Plum Island. The youth was wounded in the hip and billed six dollars for medical care before being sent home. His father a wealthy contractor protests the self payment requirement by camp authorities.
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Jewelry Firm Hard Up Seeks Time to Solve Overstock Woes
Chester Billings & Son, a major jewelry house with offices on Nas sau street and Fifth avenue, was placed in trusteeship for two years by Uzal H. McCarter of Fidelity Trust and others as the firm faced embarrassment from overstocking and weak sales. McCarter says solvency may return with time. Creditors include P. Sanford Ross, father in law of Billings, owed about $100,000, and McCarter represents creditors for a like amount.
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Bernshie Car Wrecked In Williamstown Collision
In Williamstown near North Adams Massachusetts two trolley cars of the Hoosac Valley division collided late tonight injuring nine passengers and crew. The two most seriously injured are James Lee the motorman and Albert McClen a Williamstown passenger both in critical condition.
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Taft Heads to New York for Yale Meeting Amid Chair Row
Secretary Taft leaves Cincinnati for New York over the Pennsylvania Railroad with Frank Kellogg and others aiming for the Yale Corporation meeting at noon. Ohio hopes Hitchcock or Vorys secure party leadership as Taft weighs options and awaits Root guidance while enjoying a church visit and friendly chats with neighbors.
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