Ten Deaths From Heat as City Endures Deepest Heat Wave
Ten deaths reported in the greater city and about forty prostrations from an extreme heat wave. The day reached 90 degrees by late afternoon with forecasts for warmer weather and light to moderate winds. Many victims include adults and children across Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Long Island, with hospitals named for treatment. Beachgoers and parks offer relief while public mood remains tense amid ongoing heat.
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Sutro Will Declared Void By Supreme Court
San Francisco news dated June 24 reports the Supreme Court invalidated Adolph Sutro's will and ordered the vast estate valued in the millions, including Cliff House property and San Miguel ranch, distributed among heirs. The will had set a trust until the last surviving child died, then lands sold for charity and education in the city. heirs contested the arrangement seeking division now.
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King's Birthday Honors Names Noted British Figures Knighted
London and Ottawa reports outline the King's birthday honors with knightings for art science and literature figures. Herbert Beerbohm Tree Arthur Wing Pinero Henry W. Lucy Francis Galton Joseph Larmor F. J. Campbell are named, along with John Hubert Ward as Commander of the Victorian Order, reflecting broad cultural and public service recognition.
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Forty Hurt In Wreck In Delaware Collision
Two electric cars carrying Chester Pennsylvania residents collided near Wilmington after midnight injuring forty with at least six fatally. A fallen pole left the first car in darkness and the second mangled vehicle struck it in error. Ambulances patrols and cars rushed to the scene to transport the injured to hospitals.
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Bustard Attacks Dr Aked Over Baptism Beliefs
Cleveland June 24 Rev Dr W W Bustard new pastor of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church denounces Rev Charles F Aked pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York as heterodox. Bustard, Rockefeller circle member, defends immersion as sole true baptism and criticizes Aked for other forms.
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Bryan attacks Johnson and Cannon ally in Democratic critique
Lincoln, June. W J Bryan faults Minnesota Governor Johnson for vetoing the steel tonnage tax and urges sticking to pledged platforms. He laments Democratic votes for Lorimer’s Senate election and criticizes speakers’ supporters, praising Mrs. Grover Cleveland for Brandenburg prosecution.
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Burglar Escapes After Night Struggle in Pittsburgh
Joseph MacColm of West Elizabeth fought a burglar who entered his room. The intruder was sat on until morning then handed to town authorities. he escaped while being taken to the lock-up. The thief reportedly took $7 from MacColm’s pockets.
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Rail station agent dies in Highland collision
Nicholas E. Lacey of Poughkeepsie, a West Shore Railroad station agent for 25 years, was killed when stepping from a freight train into the path of a southbound express near Highland. The victim, a renowned railway figure, left a wife and 17-year-old son.
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Promoter William S Mitchell Arrested by U S Deputies
Canadian authorities accuse promoter William S Mitchell of obtaining money under false pretences in a mining deal. He was arrested by U S deputy marshals with detectives and Ottawa inspectors and sent to the Tombs for extradition proceedings.
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Robberts Seized After Maryland Escort Murder Plot
Baltimore June 24 Emmett E or John Roberts suspected of killing Edith M Thompson Woodill near St Michaels Maryland as body found weighed with iron pot bricks Roberts cornered at McQuay home ten miles south of St Michaels after trying to hire a livery team He fled by skiff and later returned to the McQuay residence where a bloodstained sheet and Mrs Woodill's belongings were found Roberts described as a writer and former ward of L J Gage had been seen with Mrs Woodill since her arrival at Captain Thompson's farm near McDaniel Maryland The couple left St Michaels aboard Roberts launch and Miss Cora Dodson saw them together, with the motive and full sequence of events remaining under investigation.
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Oscar Lewisohn Dead Report From Berlin Auto Crash
Berlin reports Oscar Allen Lewisohn husband of Edna May former musical comedy star was killed in an automobile crash between Vienna and Berlin. He was Yale graduate twenty five and youngest son of Leonard Lewisohn the American Copper King. Edna May Pettie Lewisohn married in England in 1907. Senior Pettie suspects another Lewisohn brother may be the casualty.
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Wise to Exit for Panama Debates in Libel Case Depositions
Henry A Wise United States Attorney reports from Panama where he and counsel for The World gathered depositions for the criminal libel defense. Sessions over a month included engineers near canal works. Paris will host next examinations as Wise plans to depart June 30 to assess whether to use abroad testimony.
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Platform Collapse Injures Twenty at Summer Normal School
Ruston Louisiana June 24 More than a score of persons were injured when a platform collapsed near the Summer Normal School building. About two hundred teachers attending the session were thrown to the ground. Several were reported badly hurt.
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Detective Peeman Injured in Pursuit of Burglar
Detective Thomas Peevan of the Central Office was crushed when a coal hole cover fell on his finger while pursuing an alleged burglar on East 127th Street. The arrestee, James F. McCabe, a plumber, admitted his Rogues Gallery likeness and said he entered the Day residence to fix a steam pipe. Peevan captured him despite his injury.
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Florry Sullivan Dead A Longtime New York Politician
Florence J. Sullivan known as Florrie, cousin of Big Tim Sullivan and longtime Tammany figure in the 8th Assembly District, died at 453 West 155th Street from heart disease worsened by heat. Once a prominent reformer in closing Red Light districts, he had faded in influence and health after a 1997 European trip.
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Brown's Successor Out
Atlanta June 24 Governor Hoke Smith suspends State Railroad Commission Chairman S G McLendon for voting against lower Georgia port rates. McLendon, appointed to replace Governor-elect Joseph Brown, had earlier supported rate cuts but later claimed his earlier stance was an assumption and recanted.
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Drowning of Teenage Boy at Huntington Bay Outing
Harry E. Kauling six sixteen of 319 Marion street Brooklyn drowned during a church outing at Valley Grove Huntington Bay Long Island. While others ate he swam and cried for help then disappeared and later died after rescuers pulled him from the water and attempted revival.
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Waterbury faces jail in federal fraud case
Jules Ford known as Jules Waterbury and Fritz Hunter was ordered jailed by Justice Gould in Washington after failing to post 5000 bail. Indicted January 1 for securing money from senators representatives and officials by false pretences. Arrest followed a lengthy hunt across two continents ending in New York. Waterbury claimed Associated Press ties and planned a book and newspaper access.
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Corporation Tax Move Plows Through Senate Subcommittee
Washington June 24 the corporation tax amendment cleared the Republican run Finance Committee subcommittee and await report to the Senate. Senator Bailey foresees over 50 million in revenue if properly enforced. Newlands supports a net earnings tax on benefiting tariff corporations and prefers an income tax but will back the net earnings tax. Insurgent Republican talk of organizing in the House to oppose the tariff bill circulates amid doubts over victory.
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Taft Enjoys Heat as Capitol Tariff Talks Continue
President Taft notes Washington’s heat helping speed tariff talks on Capitol Hill. He jokes about adjournment dates, accepts invitation to lay the Ingram Memorial Church cornerstone, and plays golf at Columbia Golf Club with General Edwards, noting the course reminds him of Hot Springs. Senator Bourne and Captain Butt paired against Taft in the match.
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Moroccan Rebels Defeated Near Fez
Tangier June 24 The Sultan's troops won a major engagement outside of Fez against Raghi's army. Raghi and his forces were completely repulsed, a victory considered crucial for Morocco's internal peace.
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