Shah orders bombardment of houses in Teheran
Turmoil continues in Teheran as the Shah orders daily bombardment of designated homes of opponents and permits pillage afterward. European legations condemn looting and abduction while officials seek refuge. parliament chancellery is to be bombarded and elections planned. In Tebriz fighting ends with heavy losses. reactionaries gain temporary control in Teheran with arrests and looting reported.
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Legations
Bodyguard
Ibrahim Rihan
Italian Accused of Murder Nabbed by Toronto Police
Detectives arrest Vito Antony Massino, an Italian wanted in Newark New Jersey for the November 1 shooting death of Vito Tursiello. Officers seized him after spotting a chin scar, the suspect claiming Tursiello fired first before he fled and fired at the arresting officers. He is described as a desperate character.
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the Tribune
Toronto
Vito Antony Massino
Newark
N. J
Vito Tursiello
Tursiello
Machine
Tursielio
Double Suicide Ties to Bank Failure in City
In Murich today two well known local bankers Theodore and Max Klopfer, proprietors of Kiopfer Brothers, died by self inflicted means amid financial difficulties linked to the 1901 failure of the Leipsic Bank.
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Murich
Theodore
Max Klopfer
Kiopfer Brothers
Leipsic Bank
Parliament urged to approve $80,000 credit for President Falliéres trip
The government asks parliament to authorize an $80,000 credit to cover President Falliéres expenses for his forthcoming voyage to Russia and other foreign countries.
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Pan
Falliéres
Russia
Grape-Nuts Endorsement Letter Highlights Balance
A dated testimonial lauds Grape-Nuts as perfectly balanced for all ages from infant to elderly. The family members report steady hunger, improved nerve and brain power, and shared use, noting a traveling son and an aunt over 70 also nourished. The letter invites readers to compare and asks if the reader has seen similar letters.
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Postum Co
Tee Road
Wellville
Venezuela Crisis Worsens As Marietta Quarantined in Willemstad
The American unboat Marietta arrived from Porto Cabello with Jacob Sleeper and Lt. Francis A. Ruggles aboard. The legation says they left Caracas on orders from Washington and report cordial ties with Venezuelan officials prior to departure. The ship remains in quarantine while Washington weighs next steps amid diplomatic tensions and potential filibustering risk nearby.
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Curacao
Marietta
Porto Cabello
Jacob Sleeper
Venezuela
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Ruggles
Legation
Caracas
Washington
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Castro
State Department
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Sleeper
Maxwell
Thirty-Eight Drowned In Larache Ship Disaster
Corunna Spain reports the sinking of the steamship Larache near Muros at 5 AM. Thirty-eight passengers drowned, including the captain doctor and first officer. sixty-five were rescued, many without clothing as rescuers faced heavy surf and wrecked boats. Most victims were residents of the Argentine Republic.
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Corunna
Spain
Larache
Argentine Republic
Muros
Neighrorhood
Bomb Outrages Strike Two Turin Churches
Turins churches suffered two bomb explosions amid rising anti clerical tension. A bomb behind the pulpit at San Giovanni Cathedral caused panic during mass. Last week a blast hit the Church of La Consolata. No lives were lost and no one was injured.
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Turin
Cathedral of
San Giovanni
la Consolata
Plague Cases Slow In Caracas Amid Serum Shortage
Caracas reports only three new plague cases this week and recalls La Guayra’s early scattered cases before an outbreak. The government has not received Yersin serum, hindering treatment and causing public alarm as mortality rises where serum is unavailable. Drugstores await the remedy’s arrival as relief for the city.
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Caracas
la Guayra
Senate backs government plans in uptick vote
Paris reports the Senate supported government plans this afternoon by a decisive 13 to 1 vote. The measure aims to advance policy changes and potential reforms amid ongoing negotiations and political debate.
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Paris
Senate
Gove
Government Wins On Railroad Nationalization Bid
The Senate backed the first clause of a bill to take over and nationalize the Western Railroad by 151 to 116. Premier Clemenceau delivered a forceful speech urging a vote of confidence after the government victory.
German Count Accused of Pittsburg Fraud and Abduction
Telegraph report from Pittsburg dated June 25 states Count Wutzthum von Eckstaedt, now under arrest in San Francisco, is alleged to have deceived Pittsburg residents out of about 256000. He reportedly swindled bank accounts and diamonds from women, wooed a local visitor from Orange New Jersey, married her briefly, and was pursued by detective G F Gratz after accomplices including August Reiber and Charles Rosenthal provided details.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Wutzthum von Eckstaedt
San Francisco
Round Table
Orange
N. J
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August Reiber
Charles Rosenthal
G. F. Gratz
Gratz
Pacific Coast
Marines Reach Colon as Canal Zone Crisis Grows
Washington reports cruiser Tacoma arrives at Colon with eighty Marines. Government plans to deploy twelve hundred fifty Marines in the canal zone before election day to deter fraud and maintain peace. Forces will be stationed at Comzal Diavio Hill and Camp Eltiert near Bas Obispo, ready to move to any point as needed.
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Navy Department
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Colon
Canal Zone
Panama
State Department
Comzal
Diavio Hill
Camp Eltiert
Bas Obispo
Csiun
Panam
Vast Ingraham Estate Leaves Son Only One Hundred Dollars
The will of William M. Ingraham filed in Mineola Surrogate's Court disposes of an estate valued over two million dollars. The bulk goes to three children Frances, George, and Robert Ingraham, while son William M. Ingraham, Jr. receives only 104 dollars plus 1,000 to his wife and two children. Executors include the three children and a brother H. C. M. Ingraham. If issue arises, shares revert to Wesleyan University and Seney Hospital. Testator owned Hyde Park Long Island and a city house in Brooklyn.
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Mineola
Long Island
William M. Ingraham
William M. Ingraham, Jr
Jane A. Ingraham
William S. Haven
Bishop Haven
Mary H. Thirkield
Sally J. Harriman
Catherine
Sarah L. Seney
Frances T. Ingraham
Frances
George
Robert Ingraham
H. C. M. Ingraham
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
Seney Hospital
Brooklyn
Testator
Hyde Park
Clinton Avenue
Passenger jumps overboard from Cunarder Etruria
On the Cunard Line steamer Etruria near West Bank Light a steerage passenger leaped into the sea. Captain Potter halted the ship while a four man lifeboat searched the calm water. A Danish passenger Christian Kurflickjan is missing after giving a gold watch and Danish money to a fellow passenger before the jump. A tug retrieved the lifeboat and the men, but no body was found.
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Etruria
West Bank
Cunard Line
Christian Kurflickjan
Rear Commodore's Boat Stolen in Larchmont Harbor
Walter G. Hubbard former Cotton Exchange president and Larchmont Yacht Club rear commodore reports his 18 foot knockabout Piccina stolen from head of Larchmont harbor early Monday Morning. He valued the boat at about 1000 dollars and a search is under way along the Sound.
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Walter G. Hubbard
The
Cotton Exchange
Larchmont
Clown Charles Rench Dies in Self-immolation
In Columbus on June 2 Charles Rench a famed circus clown in ill health set papers ablaze in his room and burned himself to death. His sister who lived with him tried to rescue him but was badly burned as she was forced to flee, leaving Rench on the flames.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Rench
Rench
Family on way to join Takahira in Washington
Victoria B C June report states Baroness Takahira and her daughter with Miss Umedzawa arrived on the steamship Aki Maru and will join Baron Takahira the Japanese Ambassador to the United States in Washington.
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Takahira
Victoria
B. C
Umedzawa
Washington
Baron Takahira
United States
Paul Marie Pierre Thurgeau Dangin Elected Secretary
Paris election announces Paul Marie Pierre Thurgeau Dangin as permanent secretary of the French Academy succeeding the late Marie Louis Gaston Boissier. The Jewish Chronicle reports a meeting between King Edward and Emperor Nicholas indicating Stolypin plans key measures to improve Jewish conditions in Russia.
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Paris
Paul Marie Pierre Thurgeau- Dangin
French Academy
Marie Louis Gaston Boissier
Stolypin
London
Jewish Chronicle
Edward
Nicholas
Reva
Stoylpin
Russia
Taft Views on Philippines China and Labor Policy
Taft’s views assembled from speeches show a stance on the Philippines as a duty rather than choice, open door policy for China, Japan Corea peacemaking, Panama Canal leadership, and labor capital relations. He defends trusts regulation, supports coalitions with corporations, and argues for injunctions as essential to enforce court orders in labor disputes.
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United States
William H. Taft
Dodd, Mead & To
Taft
Philippines
General Grant
Men’s Outfit Items Include Shirts and Caps
A list of apparel items features men’s outing shirts summer neckwear house robes men’s and women’s bathing suits knitted jackets and automobile coats caps and related accessories. The notice outlines available garments emphasizing practical wear for spring and summer seasons.
Public Service Commission Dismisses Flatbush Gas Complaint
The Public Service Commission dismissed the Central Flatbush Taxpayers Association complaint against Flatbush Gas Company for lack of jurisdiction over the Winthrop street gas holder project near Nostrand avenue. No further action planned.
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The
Public Service Commission
Central Flatbush Taxpayers’ Association
Flatbush Gas Company
Winthrop Street
Nostrand Avenue
Robbers Fail as River Rescue Nets Stolen Cash
Springfield Ohio June 2 Two men blew open Philip Schmidt's grocery safe taking 180 dollars in cash checks and notes valued at 2000. Officers chased them by car the pair fled toward the river. One leapt into the water weighed by silver but was saved by a policeman before drowning.
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Springfield
Ohio
Philip Schmidt
Velocipedes for White Wings Trial on Fifth Avenue
A trial run on Fifth avenue showed a street cleaner pedaling a velocipede like laundry delivery bikes. The crowds watched with interest as the device moved along the thoroughfare, part of a potential future for white wings using pedal propulsion.
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Fifth Avenue
Tricycle Trash Patrol Trial Planned by Commissioner Crowell
A trial of pedal trash patrols using tricycles with a large rear rubbish box is proposed. Each machine costs about $100 and, if successful, could lead to a permanent tricycle patrol program under Commissioner Crowell's plan.
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Crowell
June Bug Flies 1.14 Miles In Testing Grounds
At Hammondsport on June 2 G H Curtiss piloted the June Bug aerodrome number 3 for sixty seconds over a practice area bounded by trees and a fence. The craft covered 1.14 yards? and over three-fifths of a mile, marking a remarkable seventh flight. The Aerial Experiment Association reported readiness to seek the Scientific American Cup for one kilometre straight-line distance, a mark surpassed tonight by forty six yards.
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Hammondsport
Aerial Experiment Association
G. H. Curtiss
Aero Club of America
Levy On Oil Property In Anti Trust Case
Galveston June 25. To force settlement of a judgment for 6016.0 against the Standard Oil Company for violation of the anti trust laws the state has levied upon property valued at more than half the amount belonging to the Waters Pierce Company Security Oil Company National Company and Nava Rice Refining Company also property owned by the Standard within the state Garnishments have been served against these companies and the Santa Fe Southern Pacific and Missouri Kansas Texas railroads and other corporations
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Br Telegraph
the Tribune
Galveston
Standard Oi
Waters-Pierce Company
National Company
Navarre Refining Company
Standard
Santa F
Southern Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Locke Bill Now a Law in Louisiana Racing War
The Locke bill signed by Governor Saunders limits legalized horse race gambling to thirty days, prompting Louisiana Racing and Driving Club promoters to publish six events for next Sunday at their half-mile track near City Park. Mayor Herman orders 100 police at the track to suppress Sunday racing, while track lessee E. M. Wordall says operations will continue via individual betting and elimination of bookmaking.
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Tribune
New Orleans
Locke
Saunders
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Racing and Driving Club
City Park
Martin B. Herman
E. M. Wordall
Locke Bill
New Orleans to Free Diseased Rats Inoculation Plan
The New Orleans Board of Health finalized plans to inoculate one thousand rats with a fatal disease to stop the rat infestation. The infected rats will be released citywide to study spread and curb the pest, aiming to improve sanitation conditions.
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New Orleans
The
Tribune
Board of Health
No free passes for assessors, Albany notice
Public Service Commission 24 District rules that an assessor or any public officer who asks for or accepts a railroad pass commits a misdemeanor and risks forfeiture of office. The commission states plainly you are not entitled to a free pass from any railroad company.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
24 District
Commission
Deadlock in North Carolina Democrat State Convention
Nine ballots had been taken for governor at seven oclock tonight with no prospect of a nomination as the Democratic State Convention in Charlotte continued with a deadlock and slow proceedings.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
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