Auto A Funeral Pyre In Pasadena Street
An automobile crashed at Colorado street in Pasadena driving sixty miles an hour. The resulting gasoline tank explosion scorched Mrs. James J. Cordori to death, aged twenty eight. Chauffeur John Henderson burned severely and may die. Mrs. Ella May Morris of Pueblo Col. slight burn and bruises. J. J. Cordori ends. White escaped uninjured.
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Ing
James J. Cordori
John Henderson
Pasadena
Ella May Morris
Pueblo
Col
J. J. Cordori
White
Wrecks and policemen at Bogota crossing crash
A large automobile carrying Mr and Mrs Frank R Warren of Newark and Mr and Mrs Harvey Wolcott collided with a West Shore train at Bogota crossing at 5 30 pm. Mrs Warren was severely injured, the others escaped serious harm. The train halted 200 feet south of the crossing as witnesses described the incident.
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Tribune
Hackensack
N. J
Frank R. Warren
High Street
Newark
Harvey Wolcott
Halsey Street
West Shore
Bogota Crossing
Warren
Arthur Stagg
Larch Avenue
Bogeoa
Frank H. White
Wolcott
Bogota
Fires On Fleeing Auto In Darien
A New Jersey car carrying five men was fired at by special policeman Martin F Ottmer as it passed through Darien. The chauffeur resisted stop orders. bullets struck the tonneau and grazed the car. Five cars were later seized by constables and fined $25 each.
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Tribune
Norwalk
Conn
Jersy
Martin F. Ottmer
Darien
Fusk
Ottmer
Arrest Many Speeders Owing to Pedestrian Accidents
Commissioner Bingham orders enforcement after Sunday accidents attributed to reckless speeding. Police vow to curb speeding, with patrols intensified and warnings issued to drivers to protect pedestrians.
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Bingham de
Battle near Moscow disperses mutinous troops
The Standard correspondent reports intermittent artillery and rifle fire near Moscow as a large mutinous garrison meeting is dispersed. Separately, Nijni Novgorod mutinied in transit from Odessa to Sebastopol, returning to Odessa. In Poland, terrorists killed two policemen and a gendarme, then shot a police sergeant. In Piotrkow, two police officials and a policeman were shot dead.
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Moscow
Odessa
Nijni Novgorod
Sebastopol
Warsaw
Wola
St. Petersburg
Piotrkow
Russian Poland
Independent mills plan merger to challenge steel trust
Pittsburg report says Jones & Laughlin Steel Company and Republic Iron and Steel, led by John W. Gates, will consolidate with smaller independents to wage war on United States Steel. Southern pig iron interests, Cambria Iron, and an ore line to the lakes are linked to the move, with river frontage acquired for vast ore yards and possible armor plate plants.
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Jones & Laughlin
Republic Companies
Tribune
Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
John W. Gates
United States Steel Corporation
Southern Pig
Cambria Iron Company
Jones
Tragic double tragedy after attempted arson in New Jersey
Miss 4 May Cowley, nineteen, was shot and killed by rejected suitor Cleveland Longcore after escaping a house fire he started. Longcore then killed himself. Cowley’s farm in Amity Valley, Sussex County, had earlier burned last Friday. Authorities found kerosene jars on the lawn. Longcore’s body was later found near his barn with a gunshot wound.
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the Tribune
Netcong
N. J
May Cowley
Cleveland Longcore
Longcore
Miss Cowley
Amity Valley
Sussex County
Cowley
Samuel McMickle
J. C. Clark
Smith
John Keepers
Henry Huston
J. K. Gunn
John J.,longcore
Wreck Test on Orange Mountain Traction Line
West Orange New Jersey June 24 special says a test run on the Orange Mountain traction line resulted in one death, multiple injuries, and a near catastrophe as a car plunged down a steep mile of track. Edward A. Peterson stayed aboard to ride out the descent, escaping with two broken teeth. The test aimed to prove brakes and safety devices before public opening amid plans for a lease to Edward Curtis and ongoing discussions with Frank Brewer, president of the company.
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West Orange
N. J
Orange Mountain Traction Company
Valley Road
Orange Mountain
Edward W. Curtis
Frank Brewer
Bernius
George
Coe
Harry
Washington Street
Newark
The
Public Service Corporation
Dowd
Henry
Flood
Patrick
Albany
N. Y
Greenway
Herbert
Th Street
Marth
Peter
United Electric Company of
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Edward A
Hudson Street
Preston
Puse
Albert
Quayle
John
Central Avenue
Orange
Orange Memorial Hospital
May de Livers
Thomas
Electric Company of
United
William M. Brien
Edward A. Peterson
Traction Company
Sivere
South Orange & Maplewood Traction Company
Sudanese Losses in Punitive Expedition Report
Cairo reports state that three hundred and fifty Sudanese were killed and one hundred captured by a punitive expedition from El-Obeid sent to relieve Talodi. The Talodi garrison was attacked early in June, with forty Egyptians killed. No expedition losses. The revolt is linked to resentment over a government post.
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Talodi
Taiodi
Venezuela to skip Pan American Congress at Rio
Caracas reports claim Venezuela will not attend the Pan-American Congress in Rio de Janeiro. Officials say General Cipriano Castro fears U.S. efforts to control South American nations and cites past impatience with arbitration. The move echoes Castro’s Mexico City stance and Caracas seeking a Caracas meeting.
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Venezuela
Rio
Cipriano Castro
United States
Congress
Castro
South America
Pan-American Congress
Mexico City
Colombia
Rafael Reyes
Cable
Eduardo Blanco
Colonel Chinn Fined One Cent in Harrodsburg
Lexington report says Colonel Jack Chinn a Mercer County state senator known as a fighter was fined one cent and costs for assaulting farmer G B Brown with an umbrella. Brown was fined thirteen dollars for provoking the incident. Chinn said he would pay both fines.
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Tribune
Lexington
Jack Chinn
Mercer County
Harrodsburg
G. B. Brown
Chinn
Crimmins Condition Stable at Connecticut Summer Home
Dr. J W Avery, Crimmins attending physician, said Crimmins is just about holding his own with no practical change in the last twenty four hours. The condition remains very serious as Crimmins stays at his summer home in Noroteon Connecticut.
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Noroteon
Conn
J. W. Avery
John D. Crimmins
New York
Catholic Bishop Attacks School Prayer Policy
Syracuse dispatch reports Bishop P A Ludden condemning Rev A J McLoughlin for prayer at a college commencement and protesting Catholic pupils being kept from Baldwinsville exercises after a Protestant prayer. He charges non sectarianism masks Protestant influence and urges consistency against nun teachers and prayers at school events.
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Tribune
Syracuse
P. A. Ludden
A. J. McLoughlin
St. Mary's Church, Cortland
State Normal School
Baldwinsville
Ludden
Draper
New York Boys Detained Over Pittsburg Job Scam
Barney Goldstein Edwin Dwyer and Thomas Fagan three New York City youths aged ten to fourteen are held in a Pittsburg Juvenile Court detention room. They paid $6 each to a man named Brooks who promised bank jobs in Pittsburg but found a coal mine venture instead. New York police were asked to locate Brooks.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
Barney Goldstein
Edwin Dwyer
Thomas Fagan
New York City
New York
Brooks
Fighting in Panama results and turmoil at polls
Panama June 24 reports orderly elections with minor clashes at Santa Ana Park. A fight between Liberals and police guarding ballot boxes left nine officers and José Antonio Paredes wounded and one Liberal dead. Marines may be landed to restore calm. Governor Magoon and Captain Shanton helped prevent further trouble. Constitutional Party wins in Panama City and provinces Cacle Veragu a and Chiriqui.
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Panama
United States
Marblehead
Couple Drowns While Canoeing on Potomac River
Edward R. Saalbach, a War Department clerk born in California, and his wife perished when their canoe upset above the aqueduct bridge on the Potomac. A second drowning involved Robert Purcell, a high school cadet, who capsized a boat with a friend during an afternoon experiment.
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Washington
Edward R. Saalbach
Potomac River
Saalbach
War Department
California
Robert Purcell
Potomac
Tragedy in Memphremagog Waters Drowns Four
Four people drowned when a canoe overturned on Lake Memphremagog near Newport Vermont. Victims were Fred S. Paquin his wife Cora his sister Ethel Paquin and George Dailey. The cause of the accident remains uncertain despite the boat being visible from shore and other craft.
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Lake Memphremagog
Fred S. Paquin
Cora
Ethel Paquin
George Dailey
Sturgeon Attacks Bathing Boys Near Pittsburgh
Telegraph report from Pittsburg dated June 24 describes a six foot sturgeon that attacked bathing boys on the Allegheny River near the 6th street bridge. It seized ten year old William Wiederseim by the leg, pulling him from the water as other boys fled. A bystander struck the fish with a baseball bat, killing it. the creature weighed about 89 pounds and measured nearly six feet, and Wiederseim was badly hurt.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
Patterson
Allegheny River
6Th Street Bridge
William Wiederseim
Miller
VouUvy
Ches Waiciman
Colonel Regan Dies Suddeny in Manila
Colonel James Regan of the sixth Infantry was found dead in his Manila bed. The death is attributed to heart disease. Born in Manila in 184, he began service as a private in 1858 and advanced through ranks to colonel by 1900, with multiple postings and transfers in the 18th and sixth infantry units.
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Manila
James Regan
Regan
2D Infantry
18Th Infantry
Sth Infantry
Th Infantry
Blickensderfer Hospitalized With Pneumonia And Blood Poisoning
George C. Blickensderfer, president of the Blickensderfer Typewriter Co., is seriously ill at his Stamford home with pneumonia and blood poisoning. An operation was performed yesterday and oxygen was given today. He rallied this evening and recovery prospects appeared brighter.
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the Tribune
Stamford
Conn
George C. Blickensderfer
Blickensderfer Typewriter Company
Geib
Pardoned bandit Cole Younger barred by parole in town
By Telegraph to The Tribune Kansas City June 4 Cole Younger the pardoned bandit is set to appear in The Great Train Robbery violating the parole he gave Minnesota authorities in a move that shocks officials and inspires public curiosity in the city.
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The
Tribune
Kansas City
Cole Younger
Minnesota
Shonts Magoon and Bishop Nominations Tested in Senate
Washington reports the Senate expects to confirm Shonts Magoon and Bishop to the Isthmian Canal Commission before adjournment. The fight centered on Bishop with reconsideration of Shonts and Magoon, while Spooner law enables recess appointments if needed. The committee has focused on canal expenditures and lock versus sea level plans as Congress prepares a comprehensive organic act.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senate
Shonts
Magoon
Joseph BR
Isthmian Canal Commission
Messrs. Shonts
Mr. Bishop
Committee On
Canal Commission
Congress
House
Panama
Commission
Knox
Dryden
Hopkins
Canal
Canal Zone
May Defeat Treaty Opposed By Senator Bacon
Washington dispatch reports Senate leaders fear the Moroccan treaty may fail as Senator Bacon of Georgia threatens a lengthy debate. The treaty, linked to the Algeciras conference, limits U S enforcement on Morocco and aims to keep open doors and fair trade, with signing deadline looming December 1.
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Washington
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Algeciras
United States
Morocco
Excursion Tickets On Sale For Tram Train Trip
Excursion tickets including parlor car seat go on sale at the Ticket Office and on Tram Station with meeting and returning trains. The special train departs Grand Central Station. The price is 475 dollars for good coaches.
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Grand Central Station
Tral Station
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