Congress Falls Back On Pure Food and Immigration Bills
Senate leaders say neither the Pure Food nor the Immigration bill will become law this session. House actions crippled both measures, leaving them in conference with the hope they pass early next session. House changes render drug branding ineffective and remove educational and tax provisions some deem essential. Senate desires a conference report with stronger language, while House leaders resist moving forward.
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Auto Run Ends in Bank Crash Near Greenwich
Charles H. Dale president of Peerless Rubber Co and family with a chauffeur escaped serious harm when brakes failed on a large automobile on Pick Hardt's Hill North Greenwich. The car sped down the hill at over forty miles an hour before crashing into a bank and overturning. The occupants were thrown onto the slope but all escaped injury. they were later taken to the railroad station and returned to New York.
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Five Mile Newport Beach Swim From Bailey to Hazard
James D W Cutting and George Scott swam five miles from Bailey's Beach to Hazard Beach with no escort. They finished in two hours ten minutes in rough surf along a rocky shore. The race drew wagers and may be held again to settle bets.
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Corey Answers Suit Denies Wife Charges
William Ellis Corey of United States Steel filed an answer to Mrs. Coreys divorce petition in Reno Nevada. He denies residency and abandonment claims and asks dismissal. The day in Braddock Pennsylvania featured family tension as Corey and relatives clashed over the case and visitors from New York and Pittsburgh arrived.
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Mutiny Rumors Circulate Around Batoum Garrison
Reports from St. Petersburg on June 25 describe part of Batoum garrison mutinying, mainly artillerymen and engineers. Cossacks surrounded mutineers with no firing reported yet. arrests at Krasnoye Selo camp follow a Guards meeting. Rumors mention Sergeants Litinsky among revolutionary chasseurs. anxieties grow about the Uhlan regiment at Peterhof.
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Prince Carlos Survives Madrid Auto Crash
Madrid June 25 Prince Carlos of Bourbon escaping from La Granja in an automobile overturns returning to Madrid with the Marquis of Mesadeasta. The vehicle overturns and is seriously damaged though Prince Carlos is uninjured.
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Wright Loses Finger After Soda Bottle Injury
Beals C. Wright, member of the American team traveling to defend the Dwight F. Davis Trophy, had the forefinger of his right hand amputated after an injury caused by a broken soda water bottle at the Crescent Athletic Club in Brooklyn. The team failed to compete due to the injury, and the wound is healing satisfactorily.
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Thaw Kills Stanford White At Madison Square Roof Garden
A frenzied murder shockingly interrupted the opening night of Mamzelle Champagne as Harry K. Thaw shot architect Stanford White on the Madison Square Garden roof. Thaw, calm and composed, handed the revolver to a fireman and surrendered, declaring White ruined his life. The crowd fled in panic as White died instantly. Thaw was taken to the Tenderloin station.
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Pittsburg Shaken by Thaw White Fatal Shooting
Pittsburg reacts to news of Harry Kendall Thaw shooting Stanford White in New York. The Thaw family, linked to early Pennsylvania Railroad history, faces turmoil with missing relatives and anxious relatives discussing marriage, wealth, and social exile in the wake of the tragedy.
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Brave rescue at West 18th fire saves two nurses
A small blaze on the top floor of a four story building at 34 36 West 18th Street last night led to two nurses, Miss Elizabeth Shine and Miss Mary Riley, being rescued by firefighters after they clung to windows and faced flames and smoke. Miss Shine was hospitalized at St Vincent's, while Miss Riley returned home after treatment. The cause of the explosion remains unknown. damage is estimated at $1000.
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Japan May Send Fleet Here Ahead of Jamestown
A Tokyo dispatch says the Japanese Admiralty would send a fleet abroad to attend the Jamestown exposition if the Diet appropriates funds next year. The fleet would be dispatched according to the United States wishes, but the expense is a concern.
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