Revolt in the South of France Reaches Premier Clemenceau
Marcelin Albert, leader of the southern revolt, met with Premier Clemenceau in Paris after arriving at the Interior Ministry. Albert tearfully offered to return to lawfulness as Clemenceau urged surrender to the law. The government asserts it will not interfere with courts despite demands to release those jailed. Meanwhile troops and new regiments tighten control across Narbonne Montpellier and surrounding towns amid continued unrest.
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Paris
Marcelin Albert
France
Clemenceau
Ministry of the Interior
Albert
M. Albert
M. Clemenceau
M. Ferroul
Narbonne
Argelliers Committee
M. Leullier
Senate
Montpellier
Lafferre
Aldy
Agde
Béziers
Agitation Spreads in Bordeaux Wine Region
Bordeaux June 23 Four thousand wine growers gathered at Lesparre in an afternoon demonstration. Authorities dispatched troops to the scene but the meeting ended peacefully with cheers for a civic strike.
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Lesparre
Bordeaux
Warden Johnson to Resign From Sing Sing
William M. Johnson, warden of Sing Sing, announced plans to resign on July 1. He had asked the superintendent to name his successor over the past year, and a delay in action prompted by the search for a suitable fit. Johnson cites private business and recent wealth gains as reasons to depart, noting he has served as warden since May 158 1899.
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William M. Johnson
Sing Sing
Superintendent of
Collins
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Record Crowd Gathers to See Roosevelt Leave Church
A Sunday crowd in Oyster Bay fills the Christ Church terrace to bid farewell to President Roosevelt and his family. Automobiles and carriages line the road as locals and visitors show silent greeting. Roosevelt waves in response. The party includes Mrs Roosevelt and children Archie and Quentin.
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Roosevelt
Christ Church
Presbyterian Church
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Four Die and Eleven Injured In Wreck Near Pittsford
A head on collision between New York Central No. 230 eastbound passenger train and a freight near Mitchell’s Farm, east of Pittsford, left four dead instantly and eight seriously hurt. Fifteen passengers were aboard the smoking car as fire broke out but was extinguished. Doctors from Pittsford treated the wounded while Rochester ambulances and a relief train were dispatched.
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Mitchell's Farm
Pittsford
Auburn
New York Central Railroad
Krause
Davis
Carpenter
Rochester
Bona Vincenzo
Carlo Cravagli
Domenick Scavallo
Tony Marcina
Hartford
Patrick Clancy
Burnside
Mellen
New Britain
Bristol
New Rochelle
Sigourney Street
Civic Service
Rocco Calavose
Ciay
St. Francis’s Hospital
J. Gilbert Calhoun
New York
Lves
Balloon rescue drama over Niagara Falls ends with two officers saved
Detectives Callinan and Roeder faced twenty minutes of peril high in a captive balloon after a failure sent the gas bag skyward. A gust swung the craft toward the Niagara River rapids above the falls as the ballast rope tore through roofs, and high tension cables threatened to burn the tether. Ground crews guided the balloon down and freed the men.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Callinan
Roeder
Niagara River
Burglars Loot Dinsmore Estate in Tuxedo Overnight
In Tuxedo New York burglars entered the Dinsmore home while guests slept and stole about three hundred fifty pounds of silverware and various valuables. Police traced loot to a boathouse on Silver Lake and believe the gang fled south into the Ramapo Mountains leaving a rowboat missing.
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the Tribune
Tuxedo
N. Y
W. B. Dinsmore
Dinsmore
Park
Silver Lake
Sloatesburg Road
Ramapo Mountains
W. H. Mackey
William Dinsmore
Hanna Expected to Wed Again in Ravenna
Reports from Akron and Ravenna indicate Dan R. Hanna son of the late Senator Mark Hanna and recently divorced for the second time will wed tomorrow at his Ravenna country home to Marie Stewart the divorced wife of Frank Skelly a hotel clerk Salvation Army Lieutenant Impton wired a reporter to Ravenna and hinted there is something doing Hanna declined comment and Ravenna friends expect a wedding in a few days
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the Tribune
Cleveland
Akron
Ravenna
Dan R. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Marie Stewart
Frank Skelly
Mpton
Salvation Army
Hanna
Lampton
Boat tragedy on Lake Muskegon leaves four drowned
A flat bottom boat with two men and two women overturned on Lake Muskegon in broad daylight. The group, described as middle aged and possibly intoxicated, waved hats as they yelled before sinking into 40 feet of water. No bodies recovered.
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the Tribune
Muskegon, Mich
Lake Muskegon
Stolen Boy Murder Sparks New Orleans Unrest
Walter Lamana, nine, kidnapped from St. Philip street by a Black Hand gang, was found murdered near St. Rose with his head severed. Five Italians, including two women, are in custody. confession links Ignazio Campigiano to harboring the boy and the killing. Authorities brace for possible mob violence as Florence Gebbia and other suspects face charges.
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the Tribune
New Orleans
Walter Lamana
Peter Lamana
St. Philip Street
St. Rose
French Market
Lamana
Itallan
Elk Place
Orleans Parish
Ignazio Campigciano
Nicolina Gebbia
Frank Gendusa
Leonardo Gebbia
Gretna
Campigliano
Black Hand
McCracken
Miss Gebbla
Frank Luschvino
Lberty
Trousseau
Sicilian Riot Ends With Arrests on East 104th Street
A Sunday riot in the Sicilian colony on East 104th Street and First Avenue led to a pistol exchange with Harlem Market thieves. Six Sicilians attempted to loot crates of onions, two were captured, McGrane was wounded, and Laverizo Sporno and Carlo Angelina of 208 East 108th Street were arrested for attempted larceny and felonious assault.
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East 104Th Street
Harlem
103D Street
First Avenue
Edward McGrane
102D Street
McGrane
104Th Street
Second Avenue
Laverizo Sporno
Carlo Angelina
No. 208
East
108Th Street
Runaway Horse Stopped by Patrolman on Riverside Drive
Mounted Patrolman Albert W. McKean halted a bolting horse on Riverside Drive near 166th Street after a young man named Max Mars leapt from the wagon at 176th Street. Mars was slightly injured while the unnamed woman stayed calm guiding the reins. She refused to identify herself.
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Albert W. McKean
Riverside Drive
166Th Street
176Th Street
Max Mars
East 657Th Street
McKean
175Th Street
Mars
Brother kills brother in defense of sister in Baltimore
In Gardenville Baltimore on June 23 Will iam Middleton shot Gotthelf Middleton mortally wounding him during a fight in which Gotthelf allegedly beat his sister Louisa Middleton. Will iam claims he drew a pistol to frighten Gotthelf after he attacked Louisa.
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Baltimore
Louisa Middleton
Gotthelf
William
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gardenville
Six Killed in Hartford Work Train Crash
A work train carrying Italian laborers collided with a local dinkey train near Hartford, killing at least six and injuring scores. The disaster prompted evacuations, hospital care, and a preliminary inquest to determine responsibility as the fire department and police joined medical teams and detectives at the wreck site.
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the Tribune
Hartford
Conn
New Britain
Highland Division
Fire devastates Lion Brewery in Harlem district blaze
A fire at the Lion Brewery near 108th and 109th streets and Columbus Avenue raged about three hours, trapping and injuring firefighters and causing about 25,000 dollars in damage. The plant held fifty thousand barrels of beer and large malt stocks, with ammonia tanks nearby posing danger. Police struggled to control crowds as flames spread through the first floor.
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Lion Brewery
Fort George
General William W Duffield Dies at Home
Washington mourns the death of General William W Duffield longtime head of the Coast and Geodetic Survey He was born in Carlisle Pennsylvania and spent much of his life in Michigan A Civil War brigadier general Duffield was said to be Columbia College New York’s oldest lying graduate at his passing in Washington on June 22 or 23.
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Washington
William W. Duffield
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Columbia College
New York
Carlisle
Penn
Michigan
American Woman Killed in Dieppe Car Accident
Mrs. Ryan died when an automobile carrying John Ryan and three other people ditched to avoid a cart near Dieppe France. Ryan, an American businessman in France, and the remaining passengers suffered serious injuries.
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Ryan
Dieppe
France
John Ryan
Two Prisoners Escape Castle Williams On Governor's Island
Roy Williams and Martin Brennan, private deserters sentenced to a year, escaped Castle Williams in daylight on Saturday after seven months served. An alarm was issued to police and recruiting stations. detectives suspect confederates met them by boat to New Jersey. This follows a prior escape by three inmates on June 4.
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Governor's Island
United States
Roy Williams
Martin Brennan
Castle Williams
Williams
Brennan
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Frank West
Ross Campbell
Charles Comer
Boy with sixty teeth attracts medical notice
Israel Metz twelve years old from Monroe Street has about sixty teeth in five rows two in upper jaw three in lower jaw with one or two teeth missing per row. He began growing extra teeth at age five and has never seen a dentist. His mother says the boy eats slowly and was never well in three years, making the rare condition notable to doctors.
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Israel Metz
Monroe Street
Izzy
Redmond Urges Irish Rebellion and Free Dominion
Dublin June 23 John E Redmond addresses Wexford ceremony unveiling a memorial to New Ross fallen. He warns British leaders that Ireland will remain a rebel until freedom is granted. Meanwhile MP Charles J Dolan resigns his Leitrim North seat to seek re election.
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Dublin
John E. Redmond
Wexford
Charles J. Dolan
House of Commons
Leitrim
North
Conference on Ayres Case at War Department
Assistant Secretary of War Robert Shaw Oliver met with Secretary Taft to discuss a communication from Lt Col Charles G Ayres regarding published statements linked to the Easter Overcoat incident at West Point. The result of the talks will be announced tomorrow. Ayres is on leave from Walla Walla and now at Highland Falls near West Point.
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Washington
Robert Shaw Oliver
Taft
Charles G. Ayres
14Th Infantry
Department
Ayres
West Point
Oliver
Walla Walla, Wash
Highland Falls
Boy's Head Appears on L Train Tracks
The motorman stopped northbound Greenwich street L train after a boy climbed between ties between Leroy and Morton streets. Passengers panicked as he freed the boy, who was later identified as eleven year old William Reilly of 623 Greenwich street. the boy left before police arrived.
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Greenwich Street
Leroy
Morton Streets
William Reilly
Opposition to Church Land Sale in Havana
Havana awaits Secretary Taft's decision on church property purchase amid strong public opposition. Allegations of a scandal over an excessive price fuel the reaction as June 23 reports note.
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Havana
Taft
Broker killed by fall after horseshot near Sagamore Hill
George Spencer New York stock broker representing Dick Brothers on the Exchange was killed when his horse bolted after a automobile approached on the Sagamore Hill road near President Tafts home. He died of a skull fracture shortly after. The horse reared and fell on him as the vehicle sped to the scene. Spencer 35, bachelor, member of Union League.
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The
Tribune
Oyster Bay
Long Island
George Spencer
New York
Dick Brothers
Stock Exchange
West Ltn Street
Manhattan
James P. Keenan
Spencer
George T. Maxwell
Mrs. Maxwell
Sagamore Hill
Mr. Spencer
Commodore Wiliam L. Swan
Swan
Dr. Swan
Barnes
Maxwell
Mr. Keenan
East 15Th Street
Freeport
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Exchange
Union League
Evans R. Dick
Bloody Hoe Found Ties New Clues To Avondale Murder
Bloodstained hoe found in Irwin Lewis farm wagon house near the barn yard after the murder of Mary Newlin. Evidence suggests possible concealment of the body, with blood spots and a burlap wipe. Hearing scheduled amid strong defense and DA positions as thousands visit the scene.
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Avondale
Penn
Irwin Lewis
Mary Newlin
Timanus
MacElree
Steamer McAvoy Runs Aground in Dense Fog Near Far Rockaway
The excursion steamer Frank and Helen McAvoy with about four hundred passengers went aground in heavy fog between the ocean and Jamaica Bay near Far Rockaway. An aid flotilla including a police launch and tug also grounded. Crews evacuated passengers by rowboat. Further efforts were postponed due to low tide with high water due about six this morning.
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Frank
Helen McAvoy
Ocean
Jamaica Bay
Rockaway
McAvoy
Frank McAvoy
Roxbury
Canarsie
Becker
Canarsie Station
Portuguese Premier Franco Likely Resigns Amid Unrest
Madrid reports Lisbon movements against Premier Franco have spread nationwide. He is expected to resign and be replaced by an independent led coalition ministry headed by Vilhema. Newspapers Paiz and Mundo suspended, clubs closed, and Franco’s house guarded by police.
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Madrid
Portugal
Lisbon
Franco
Vilhema
Paiz
Mundo
King Carlos Defies Demand to Suspend Constitution Aboard Yacht
Madrid dispatch reports King Carlos remains on the royal yacht and refuses Premier Franco's request to suspend constitutional guarantees. The move stirs considerable comment in London and Madrid.
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King Carlos
London
Madrid
Carlos
Franco
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