Revolt in South of France Confronts Premier Clemenceau
Paris and Narbonne reports detail Marcelin Albert’s dramatic appearance at the Interior Ministry and his fifteen minute talk with Clemenceau. The premier urged surrender to the law while Albert pledged to urge rebels to return to work. Troop deployments and civic proclamations accompany ongoing unrest with 70,000 soldiers in the region.
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Paris
Marcelin Albert
France
Clemenceau
Ministry of the Interior
Albert
M. Albert
M. Clemenceau
Narbonne
Aldy
Agde
Béziers
Agitation in Bordeaux Region Over Civic Strike
Bordeaux district sees growing unrest as four thousand wine growers join a demonstration at Lesparre. Authorities deployed troops to quell the crowd, and the meeting ended orderly with cheers for a civic strike.
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Lesparre
Bordeaux
Warden Johnson Announces Resignation From Sing Sing
Warden William M. Johnson of Sing Sing prison said yesterday he will resign on July 1. He had asked the Superintendent of Prisons to name his successor, but the process has been postponed as officials searched for a suitable replacement. Johnson cites private business interests and a desire to retire after long service since May 15, 189?.
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Wiliam M. Johnson
Sing Sing
Superintendent of Prisons
Collins
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Hare
Roosevelt Family Attends Church in Oyster BaySunday
A massive Sunday crowd gathered at Christ Church and the Presbyterian Church in Oyster Bay to bid farewell as President Roosevelt and his family left after services. The procession along the road drew automobiles and carriages from distant spots while the president saluted the silent crowd. He was joined by his wife Miss Ethel and sons Archie and Quentin.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Christ Church
Presbyterian Church
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Four Die In Wreck Near Pittsford on Central Line
Rochester June 23 Four persons were killed and eleven injured when passenger train No 230 collided dead end with a freight near Mitchells Farm east of Pittsford on the Au burn branch of the New York Central. The smoker car telescoped the baggage car. four were killed instantly, eight injured badly and three others believed critically hurt. Local residents aided victims as fire broke out but was put out and ambulances and a relief train were dispatched from Rochester.
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Rochester
Mitchell's Farm
Pittsford
Auburn
New York Central Railroad
Krause
Davis
Carpenter
Balloon rescue ends after Niagara falls incident
Detectives Callinan and Roeder faced death for twenty minutes in a captive balloon basket forty four feet high when the mechanism failed and the gas bag rose over the Niagara River. A gale took it toward the rapids and the High power cables. ground crews saved them as the basket cleared the danger and the bag was brought down.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Callinan
Roeder
Niagara River
Burglars Loot Dinsmore House In Tuxedo Night Raid
Burglars broke into W. B. Dinsmore home at Tuxedo New York while guests slept. About three hundred fifty pounds of silverware and other valuables were stolen. Loot found near Silver Lake. thieves fled south toward Ramapo Mountains.
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the Tribune
Tuxedo, N
W. B. Dinsmore
Dinsmore
Park
Silver Lake
Stantesbury Road
Ramapo Mountains
W. H. Mackey
William Dinsmore
Hanna Expected to Wed Again in Ravenna Ceremony
Reports from Akron and Ravenna say Dan R. Hanna son of the late Senator Mark Hanna and recently divorced for the second time will marry again tomorrow at his Ravenna country home to Marie Stewart formerly married to Frank Skelly. Salvation Army Lieutenant Lampton sent a telegraph hinting at a wedding with a Army officer likely to perform the ceremony.
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the Tribune
Cleveland
Akron
Ravenna
Dan R. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Marie Stewart
Frank Skelly
Mpton
Salvation Army
Hanna
Lampton
Boat party sinks. four drown near Muskegon
A flat bottom boat carrying four middle aged people two men and two women overturned in Lake Muskegon this afternoon. They were seen yelling and waving hats before vanishing. The water is about forty feet deep and the bodies had not been recovered at report time.
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the Tribune
Muskegon
Mich
Lake Muskegon
Stolen Boy Murder Sparks New Orleans Crisis
The body of nine year old Walter Lamana was found near St Rose after being kidnapped by a Black Hand gang. Five Italians including two women are jailed with one confessing to the murder. the case has ignited threats of lynching and strong police action in New Orleans.
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the Tribune
New Orleans
Walter Lamana
Peter Lamana
St. Philip Street
St. Rose
French Market
Lamana
Elk Place
Orleans Parish
Ignazio Campigliano
Nicolina Gebbia
Frank Gendusa
Leonardo Gebbia
Gretna
Ignazio Campigciano
Campigliano
Black Hand
McCracken
Trousseau
Sicilians Trigger Sunday Riot in East 104th Street Colony
A Sicilian Sunday riot and pistol clash erupted in the East 104th Street Sicilian colony. Six men attempted to steal onions from Narlem Market at 103d Street and First Avenue, firing as they fled. Edward McGrane, a watchman, captured two suspects. Laverizo Sporno and Carlo Angelina of 208 East 108th Street were arrested for attempted larceny and felonious assault. McGrane was wounded and treated by an ambulance surgeon.
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East 104Th Street
Narlem
103D Street
First Avenue
Edward McGrane
1024 Street
McGrane
104Th Street
Second Avenue
Laverizo Sporno
Carlo Angelina
No. 208
East 108Th Street
Runaway Horse Thwarted on Riverside Drive
Mounted Patrolman Albert W. McKean stopped a bolt ing horse on Riverside Drive at 166th Street after a driver jumped out near 176th Street. A young woman, who refused to identify herself, held the reins as Mars of 311 East 67th Street suffered minor injuries.
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Albert W. McKean
Riverside Drive
166Th Street
176Th Street
Mex Mars
East 67Th Street
McKean
175Th Street
Mars
Brothers in Gardenville Shoot Fatal Defense
In Baltimore on June 23, William Middleton shot Gotthelf Middleton in Gardenville while defending sister Louisa Middleton from Gotthelf during an alleged beating. Gotthelf died hours later at St. Joseph's Hospital. William says he drew a pistol to frighten Gotthelf after an attack.
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Baltimore
Louisa Middleton
Gotthelf
William
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gardenville
Sixth Killed In Hartford Crash Of Work Train
Hartford June 23 A horrific crash between a work train carrying Italian laborers and a dinkey passenger train near Sigourney street killed six and injured scores. The disaster involved a rear engine and two work cars with many victims rushed to St Francis Hospital. Coroner and police opened inquests as rescue teams battled fires and debris and witnesses described a chaotic scene with priests giving last rites.
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Tribune
Hartford
Conn
New Britain
Highland Division
Consolidated Road
Bona Vincenzo
Carlo Cravagli
Domenick Scavallo
Tony Marcina
Patrick Clancy
Burnside
Mellen
Bristol
New Rochelle
Dinkey
Civic Service
Rocco Calavose
Cty
St. Francis's Hospital
J. Gilbert Calhoun
New York
St. Francis’s Hospital
Big Brewery Fire Strikes Lion Brewery in City District
Fire at Lion Brewery located at 108th and 100th streets near Columbus Avenue burned for about three hours. Chief engineer detected odor around 1 pm. flames found mid building first floor. Firefighters 30 units overcome by smoke. one worker injured by falling tin but continued fighting blaze. Damaged beer stock and malt valued at $25,000 amid risk near ammonia tanks. crowds hindered police efforts.
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Lion
100Th Streets
Columbus Avenue
Holmes
John S. Stafford
Fort George
Columbia's Oldest Graduate, General Duffield, Dies
Washington reports the death of General William W. Duffield at his home. A longtime superintendent of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and Civil War brigadier general, he was reputedly Columbia College’s oldest living graduate. He was born in Carlisle Pennsylvania and spent much of his life in Michigan.
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Washington
William W. Duffield
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Columbia College
New York
Carlisle
Penn
Michigan
American Woman Dies in Dieppe Car Crash
Mrs. Ryan killed when an auto carrying John Ryan his wife and three others ditched while avoiding a cart near Dieppe France. Ryan who represents an American auto firm in France survived with severe injuries to the others.
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Dieppe
France
John Ryan
Escape from Castle Williams Prisoners Frees Two on Governor's Island
Roy Williams and Martin Brennan, privates serving seven months of a one year sentence for desertion, escaped Castle Williams on Governor's Island in daylight Saturday. A search and nationwide alert followed, with suspicion of confederates aiding their return via boat to New Jersey.
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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 shocks doctors in rare case
Israel Metz a twelve year old from Monroe Street reportedly has five rows of supernumerary teeth, with about sixty teeth total. His mother says teeth appeared after milk teeth fell out at age five and that the boy, never seen by a dentist, bites his tongue while eating. doctors say such a case has rarely been seen.
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Israel Metz
Monroe Street
Izzy
Redmond’s Defiant Irish Speech at Wexford Memorial
John E. Redmond spoke at Wexford during the unveiling of a memorial to fallen Wexfordians from the New Ross battle. He warned British leaders that Ireland will resist until freedom is granted and declared renewed rebellion if liberty is withheld. Charles J. Dolan plans to resign and seek re election in Leitrim North.
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Dublin
John E. Redmond
Wexford
Charles J. Dolan
House of Commons
Leitrim
North
Confer On Ayres Case Amid West Point Dispute
Washington June 23 Assistant Secretary of War Robert Shaw Oliver met with Secretary Taft to discuss Colonel Charles G Ayres 14th Infantry and the Easter Overcoat incident that led to Mrs Ayres exclusion from West Point grounds The conference covered the authenticity of statements attributed to Ayres with a public statement deferred until tomorrow Ayres is on leave from Walla Walla and is 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 Emerges On Greenwich Street L Train
An eleven year old boy, William Reilly of 623 Greenwich Street, wedged his head between the ties of a northbound L train between Leroy and Morton streets. The motorman halted the car after the head became stuck, passengers craned from cars, and police found no trace of the boy at the station. The gateman identified the youth when he was later reported missing.
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Greenwich Street
Leroy
Morton Streets
William Reilly
Taft Purchase Judgment Watched In Havana
In Havana on June 3 Secretary Taft’s ruling on buying church property is awaited amid strong public opinion opposing the purchase due to allegations of a scandal involving an excessive price. The outcome will shape local and perhaps national sentiment on the matter.
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Havana
Taft
Broker Killed as Horse Bolts After Auto Fright
George Spencer a New York stock broker representing Dick Brothers on the Exchange was killed near Sagamore Hill when his horse bolted after an automobile driven by James P Keenan. Spencer died of a skull fracture about an hour after the accident. He was a guest of George T Maxwell at his summer home.
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The
Tribune
Oyster Bay
Long Island
George Spencer
New York
Dick Brothers
Stock Exchange
West Kith Street
Manhattan
James P. Keenan
Spencer
George T. Maxwell
Mrs. Maxwell
Sagamore Hill
Mr. Spencer
Commodore William L. Swan
Dr. Swan
Barnes
Maxwell
Mr. Keenan
East 15Th Street
Freeport
Winslow, Lanter & Co
Exchange
Union League
Evans R. Dick
Bloody Hoe Found in Farm Murder Case
Avondale Pennsylvania June 23 a bloodstained farming hoe was found in Irwin Lewis s wagon house linked to the murder of his stepdaughter Mary Newlin. Blood spots on stairs and under the blade suggested cleaning efforts while authorities prepared for tomorrow s hearing and public speculation surged at the scene.
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Avondale
Penn
Irwin Lewis
Mary Newlin
Timanus
MacElree
Steamer Frank and Helen McAvoy Run Aground in Fog
The excursion steamer Frank and Helen McAvoy with about four hundred passengers ran aground between the ocean and Jamaica Bay near Far Rockaway in dense fog last evening. A police launch and tugboat also grounded while attempting rescue. all rescued to shore, with rising tide expected around 4 o'clock this morning.
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Frank
Helen McAvoy
Ocean
Jamaica Bay
Rockaway
McAvoy
Frank McAvoy
Roxbury
Canarsie
Becker
Canarsie Station
Portuguese Premier Franco May Resign Under Pressure
Madrid reports scarce details from Lisbon due to censorship but indicates Premier Franco will resign. The anti government movement widens nationwide, with a coalition to be led by the Independent Vilhema. Paiz and Mundo newspapers suspended and political clubs closed. Franco’s home guarded by police.
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Madrid
Portugal
Lisbon
Franco
Vilhema
Paiz
Mundo
King Carlos Stays Aboard Royal Yacht
Madrid dispatch reports widespread comment as King Carlos remains on the royal yacht. The premier’s request to suspend the constitutional guarantee is declined, per the dispatch.
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London
Madrid
Carlos
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