Editors urged to avoid scares at National Editorials
Secretary of the Navy Josiah Daniels urged editors at the National Editorial Association convention to avoid printing anything that could provoke panic. He contrasted current calm with McKinley’s crisis before the Spanish American War and urged restraint amid tense national questions and a ready navy. He paid tribute to Greeley and Bowles, praised Debs for insight, and noted plans for warship construction and possible increases in naval appropriations.
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Hotel Astor
Daniels
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William McKintey
Lincoln
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National Guard
Ameren
Horace Greeley
Jacope Pulitzer
Samuel Bowles
Rose
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Adolph = Dehs
New York Times
Debs
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Morris Tenn
Nada
H.C. Hotaling
Mapleton
Sinn
Byron Calm
Belle Plaine
Kan
George Schlosser
Sioux Falls
L. J. Rountree
Georgetown
Tex
Edward Elpright
Gallatin
Dietrick Lamade
Williamsport
Homer Harwood
Warren
Michonett
Elmira
G. 5. Carmel
Lows
Yale Commencement Drops Cadet Colors Amid War Ties
Yale's 216th commencement featured 91 graduates in military khaki leading a processional to Woolsey Hall as 786 degrees were awarded including honorary doctorates. Ex-President Taft, Ambassador Koo, and Chauncey Depew spoke on preparedness and patriotism while Yale gifts to the university neared 1.1 million dollars and plans for the Sprague Building were announced.
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Yale Artillery Battalion
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Arthur Dean Bevan
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George Sherwood Eddy
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Lewis Perry
Charles Allen Dinsmore
Theobald Smath
John Jay Kupmian
Elmer Reige Adams
Simeon Eben Baldwin
Wellington Koo
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Taft
Koo
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William Renwick Ridell
Toronto
Sr. Depew
Ridell
Canada
China
Depew
America
Otto T. Bannard
New York
The
University Corporation
Victim Identified In Brooklyn Horse and Wagon Death
The man crushed beside the Staten Island Ferry Home on Tuesday evening has been named as Luxembourg, a seventy year old Russian salesman living at 580 East 22nd Street in Brooklyn. The mishap occurred when the horse and wagon struck him, leaving no body found at the scene.
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Luxemberg
East Twenty Second Street
Brooklyn
Yale Professor Joins Battery in Yale Field Artillery
Professor Hiram Bingham, famed South American explorer, enlisted tonight in Yale’s battery and will be attached to the artillery battalion under Major Robert Danford. His Spanish knowledge and familiarity with Central and South American countries will strengthen the unit materially. Bingham has a wife and seven children.
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Robert Danford
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Slept in Bathtub Seeks Separation in Suit
A postcard from Freckey to Fleckey surfaced in the separation suit of Mrs. Jeannette H. Klein against Dr. Morris J. Klein of Hotel King James. The claim includes alleged correspondence with an actress named Miss Lorraine and statements that he threw her from bed causing sleeping in a bathtub. Mrs. Klein also accuses him of pawning three of her diamond rings and of extensive gambling while seeking alimony during trial.
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Fleckey
Jeannette H. Klein
Morris J. Klein
King James
HELP FOR JEWS IN WAR ZONE Relief Committees Appropriates $250000
A Joint Distribution Committee meeting at Felix M. Warburg's office appropriated 250000 for immediate Jewish relief for evacuees near Eastern war zones. The committees will route aid through American agencies and send a commission abroad to organize distribution of funds.
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American Fewiahs Relief Committee
Central Relief Committee
People’s Relief Committee
Felix M. Warburg
Willian Steel
Betty Behave and Paris Opera Move to New Season
The piece reports Jane Cowl starring in Ralph Renaud's Betty Behave under Selwyn & Co with a July 17 tryout at Assury Park directed by Richard Ordynski. Also notes Cowl's return to Common Clay on tour and a New York appearance in The Queen of the Roney. The report covers opera film plans and military funding debates mentioning General Crozier, the Treat board, and equipment needs.
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Selwyn & Co
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Assury Park
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Misa Cowl
Orme Jara
Henry Stephenson
Miss Lowl
Common Clay
New York
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Metropolitan Orchestra
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Royal Conservatory of Rome
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Congress
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Hay-Chamberlain
Women to Feed Strikers Aid On Fifth Avenue Demonstration
Women from the City Club will distribute sandwiches and milk to 1500 cloak and suit strike pickets at Twenty eighth Street and Fifth Avenue by automobile. Leaders include Miss Altice Carpenter and Mrs Gifford Pinchot. Authors' League members plan to register opposition to manufacturers. Garment Workers Union president Benjamin Schlesinger announced a monster parade and strike demonstration preparations. Randolph, 21, of Thirteenth Street Flatbush, charged in Harlem with stealing two diamond rings from Frank Goldblum Jewelers, held on $2000 bail for grand jury after detectives fired shots to capture him.
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Fifth Avenue
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Anna Lee
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Gifford Pinchot
Learned Hand
Authors’ League
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Benjamin Schlesinger
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Thirteenth Street
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Harlem
Yerday
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Third Avenue
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Missing daughter sparks police inquiry in Hoboken
Harriet Torskorn reports her one year old daughter Geziens Haskorn vanished from 154 Garden Street Hoboken. Mother fears the child may have run off with a married man who had shown attention, prompting a local missing person case.
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Geziens Haskorn
Mre
Harriet Toskorn
Garden Street
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Fen
Heiress Admired Wilson Amid Probate Battle and Kidnap Allegations
Amos F Eno's will contest reveals his admiration for President Wilson in 1915 as relatives challenge soundness of mind. Witnesses describe odd behavior and letters urging that the will be broken. Evidence shows papers burned by a clerk, with Gifford Pinchot and others involved in locating assets and papers at Broadway and Fifty second streets. Indictments arise in related cases involving kidnapping claims against Gertrude Claypool and others connected to a large Ohio estate and a New Jersey hotel involving wills and power of attorney.
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Eno
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Latoga
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Merz
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John W. Bookwalter
Ohio
James F. McKinney
Broadway
Ane
Swann
Great Northern Hotel
Alexander
Rosenthal
New York
Miss Cannon
Will
Indictments Handed Down After Hotel Case in Newarke District
District Attorney Wilbur A. Mott convened the grand jury after a worn suit incident in the Newarke District Court. Two indictments were issued. Miss Claypool, described as crippled from infancy and forty, declined to comment. Mrs. Magee, seen at the Hotel Le Marquis, did not discuss the tale given to the District Attorney.
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Great North
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U-Boat Seen Where Seaconnet Was Hit
London June 2 The shipwrecked crew of the American steamer Seaconnet were brought to the Sail Home in London. They described leaving New York October 16 reaching Archangel in November and being frozen in ice until June 7 when they sailed for London with cargo of rum. Early Sunday they were struck near Yarmouth by a mine or torpedo and ran aground at Yarmouth Beach. All 28 aboard were rescued with no money or clothes.
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Convict on Roof Fights Detectives in Williamsburg
Recapture of Jonn Boris, alias Boris Sing Convict, after a rooftop chase through Union Avenue and South Fourth and Hewes Street. Detectives Patten and O Connell pursued, with Boris knocked to a lower roof and finally seized near a tenement. He faces return to Sing Sing.
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Title Insurance Merger Forms New York Title and Mortgage Co
Two closely allied firms merge to form the New York Title and Mortgage Company. Breikhy of the New York Tithe laneRtEe Cleapaueana the Hee Tare Mortgage and Security Company ratify the agreement, uniting under a single title and mortgage guarantee entity.
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