Obaldia Leads In Panama Municipal Elections
Panama City reports show General Obaldia leading municipal ballots with a strong showing in Arraijan Taboga and Chame and expected popularity for the presidential electors race. In Colon Obaldia’s ticket won by 94 votes amid orderly voting and tight municipal results. American Marines guarded canal zone property as taints of unrest were avoided.
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Obaldia
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Arraijan
Taboga
Chame
Colon
United States
Canal Zone
Idaho
New Hampshire
Cuba
New York
Preisie
Pier 11
Cloiser Tacoma
W. A Martin
Paul Wuttke
Tragic Auto Crash Near Warren Ends in Fatalities
Eric Anderson is dead and his wife fatally injured with R. M. Knabb suffering a fractured jaw after a speeding car overturned near a grade outside Warren. Knabb, 34, and fellow occupants were returning from a club outing when the accident occurred as they veered to pass two buggies. Knabb shut off the engine to prevent a gasoline explosion. he and others are among local workers tied to the Knabb barrel works.
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Warren
Penn
Eric Anderson
R. M. Knabb
Uting Club
Knabb Barrel Works
Auto Race With Death Leads To Last Rites
Cyril Crimmins rushed from Wee Burn Golf Club to St Johns rectory to fetch Rev Eugene Sullivan for Mrs Daniel Murphy who, set ablaze by kerosene, collapsed roadside. Dr J M Cloonan and Felix Mulgrew assisted. Father Sullivan gave last rites before she was taken to Stamford Hospital. prognosis poor.
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Stamford
Conn
Cyril Crimmins
John D. Crimmins
New York
Wee Burn Golf Club
Noroton
St. John’s Catholic Rectory
Eugene Sullivan
Daniel Murphy
Wee Burn
J. 3. Cloonan
Mr. Crimmins
Felix Mulgrew
Pr. Cloonan
Father Sullivan
Mrs. Murphy
Stamford Hospital
Family Hurled From Auto in Port Richmond Tragedy
Frank Belknap his wife and daughter Ruth were injured when their car on York Avenue Port Richmond at high speed hit a fire hydrant after steering gear broke. Mrs Belknap suffered a broken arm and facial injuries. Ruth Belknap had deep cuts. Mr Belknap endured severe head and hip bruises. They were taken home by St Vincent's Hospital ambulance.
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Richmond Terrace
Port Richmond
Staten Island
Ruth Belknap
Belknap
York Avenue
Yonkers Man Struck by Car on Riverdale Avenue
Yonkers resident 77 Riverdale Avenue was struck by a fast moving touring car owned by Edward M. Patterson of 519 Fifth Street Brooklyn. Eisen suffered internal injuries and was taken to St Joseph's Hospital. Patterson was arrested and the case adjourned to tomorrow morning. Sherman Gains Strength in Cleveland Hospital.
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Yonkers
S“isen
Prospect
Edward M. Patterson
Fifth Street
Hronklyn
Eisen
St Joseph's Hospital
Patterson
Beall
President at Church in Sagamore Hill Visit
The President Mrs Roosevelt and children attended Sunday service at Christ Church Oyster Bay today. The family traveled from Sagamore Hill in a large wagon except Miss Ethel who rode with a friend. A summer crowd watched as the President entered and left the church. The day ended quietly at home with only yacht aide Fitzhugh Lee calling. Secretary Loeb denied any Turkish honors for Mrs Roosevelt or Miss Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Christ Church
Ethel
Sagamore Hill
New York
House of Worship
Fitzhugs Lee
Loeb
White House
Brooklyn Brother Casimir Moore Killed by Flatbush Car
Brother Casimir Moore a Franciscan and St Ann's School principal was killed when a Flatbush Avenue trolley ran down the hill near Park Plaza. Motorman Michael Kelly and a conductor were arrested for homicide as the guard strap prevented him from falling and he was dragged under the rear trucks. The brother, born in Dublin, had taught at several Brooklyn and Jersey City schools before becoming St Ann's principal eight years ago. Funeral plans were announced.
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Prospect Park
Bergen Beach
Brother Casimir Moore
St. Ann's School
Brooklyn
Brother Casimir
Butler Street
Park Plaza
Willink
Michael Kelly
No. 159
Prospect Street
Coney Island
Vincent Mulcahy
Dublin
Ireland
Richmond Street
America
Franciscans
St. Francis’s College
St. Bridgid’s School
Jersey City
St. Leonard's School
School of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Firecracker Blinds Boy in East New York
Fourteen year old Guernsey Jackson of 402 Elton Street East New York was blinded temporarily when a firecracker exploded as he picked it up after three boys chased it. He and two companions were injured. Jackson was taken to Bradford Street Hospital.
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Elton Street
East New York
Bradford Street Hospital
Jackson
Governor Cummins Weighs Resignation as Iowa Leader
Des Moines reports Governor Cummins, a progressive Republican and Dolliver rival, may resign though undecided. His faction wants him to stay. friends say he would leave to avoid being unable to serve Iowa in the Senate. He is told Carroll, likely next governor, would not appoint him to a vacancy.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cummins
Dolliver
United States Senate
Carroll
Allison
Professors Mull Boycott to Shield Against Reporters
Dr G Stanley Hall president Clarke University proposes an association of college professors to safeguard themselves from newspaper reporters. He urges a boycott of offending newspapers and men to prevent professors from being ridiculed for their remarks.
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G. Stanley Hall
the Tribune
Worcester
Mass
Clarke University
Two Die in Auto Smash-Up in Indianapolis
A large tourer carrying four young men and four young women collided with a Terre Haute & Eastern Traction train at South Belmont Avenue early today. Two men in the car were killed, five injured. Owner A. J. Yanger died instantly. chauffeur Earl Gardiner died en route to a hospital. Miss Margaret Shaw was badly hurt.
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Terre Haute & Eastern Traction
South Belmont Avenue
A. J. Yanger
Earl Gardiner
Margaret Shaw
Mayic
Bank Official In Jail On $20500 Embezzlement Charge
Robert Ohnmeiss assistant treasurer of the Marine Trust Company is jailed on embezzlement charges totaling 20500. His father, president of Egg Harbor National Bank, is expected to cover the losses. Ohnmeiss allegedly stole funds to prop up stock margins starting last February.
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Atlantic City
Robert Ohnmeiss
Marine Trust Company
Egg Harbor National Bank
Chameiss
Trust Company
Smokers’ Paradise Company
David O. Watkins
Ohnmeiss
Bank of North America
Philadelphia
Guarantee Trust Company
Atlantic City National Bank
Nan Scull
H. S. Scull
Chnmeiss
Boy Rescues Five From Drowning Off Lorain
Twelve year old Leroy Lebarron braved a squall in a small rowboat to rescue five people including his mother and father from a capsized sailboat a mile from shore. He rowed through high waves, keeping to a zigzag path as Mrs Lebarron and Mrs Roth were rescued and revived.
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Lorain
Ohio
Leroy Lebarron
W. J. Lebarron
Thomas Forbes
George W. Roth
Yale Stroke Griswold Ill at Deer Island Home
Dwight T. Griswold the Yale stroke collapsed last Thursday during a race and is reported in serious but not confirmed condition at a Deer Island cottage near Alexandria Bay New York. A brother from Pennsylvania has been summoned as Griswold suffers nervous distress rather than direct illness from the race.
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N. Y
Dwight T. Griswold
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Harvard
G. B. Noyes
Deer Island
Alexandria Bay
Griswold
Fire levels church and depot in Tonia Michigan
A morning blaze destroyed the Grand Trunk depot and freight house, Koppitz Melcher cold storage, three rail cars, and the First Presbyterian Church in Tonia. Twenty fires burned across the city as residents evacuated. two firemen were injured. Help came from Grand Rapids and Lansing as flames continued all day and night.
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Tonia, Mich
Grand Trunk
Koppitz-Melcher
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Motorcycle Run Off Track Wounds Rider At Clifton Board Track
Arthur Gill, son of a Manhattan resident, was seriously hurt at the Clifton bicycle racing board track between Paterson and Passaic. Practising on a double cylinder motorcycle, he signaled a friend and the machine swung up the embankment, landing 40 feet away. He was treated by Dr. Mulloy of Passaic and a New York physician. serious injuries were reported with slim chances of recovery.
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New York
Mrs Staples Dies in Grass Fire at North Reading Camp
In Wakefield Massachusetts on June 2 Mrs Thomas Staples is killed when her skirt catches fire from flaming grass at her husband s summer camp in North Reading. Mr Staples is severely burned and injured while trying to rescue her and is to be transported to Melrose Hospital. he owns a furniture store on Mechanics Street and his wife is forty years old.
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Wakefield
Mass
Thomas Staples
Reading
Staples
Melrose Hospital
Mechanics Street
Forest Fire Ravages Land Near Eastport Long Island
Telegraph dispatch from Eastport Long Island reports the season’s worst forest fire burning northwest of the village. Hundreds of acres scorched. fires started Thursday. locals struggle to contain the blaze. Wildlife and game land reportedly damaged with possible heavy losses of rabbits and partridges.
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Eastport
Long Island
Local Craft Hailed Boats Live Up to Law
James S. Clarkson, in charge of port steamboat rules, led the first season cruise aboard the tug John J. Timmins chartered by the Treasury. Deputy Coneys oversaw inspections as 16 boats were checked from Battery to Narrows, with 3790 passengers aboard the Glen and barges compliant, few violations noted, and a warning to continue strict enforcement.
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Customs
John J. Timmins
Treasury Department
Matthew M. Coneys
Dalzelline
Clarkson
Mutual Towing Company
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6Th Street
Bishop
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Harlem River
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Harlem
Robert Deakin
George Pepper
Hell Gate
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Locust Grove
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Narrows
Gene R
Surveyor Clarkson
Staten Island
Kill von Kull
Rockaway
Sheepshead Bay
Canarsie
Clason’s Point
Bath Beach
Wandell Killed at railway station Bologna
Townsend Wandell, a prominent New York City lawyer from a long-established family, was accidentally killed at a Bologna railway station. He was born in New York, educated at CCNY and Columbia Law, practiced since 1865, and held offices at 51 Chambers Street. He owned extensive real estate and belonged to numerous clubs and societies.
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Townsend Wandell
New York City
Benjamin C
Caroline Sophia Wandell
College of the City of
New York
Columbia
William A. Whitbeck
Whitbeck
Chambers Street
East 83d Street
Saddle River
N. J
Wandell
Union League Club
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Sons of the Revolution
St. Nicholas Society
Holland Society
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Historical Society
New York Genealogical and
Wreck of Winnipeg Express near Tottenham leaves two dead
A Western bound Winnipeg express on the Canadian Pacific Railway with 200 passengers derailed two miles east of Tottenham Ont at midnight Saturday. Five coaches plunged down an embankment. Two women were fatally injured and about fifteen passengers sustained broken arms or legs. Five injured to Toronto, others to Parry Sound Hospital.
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Trial in Montenegro Condemns 6 Death. Crown Prince Involved
In Cettinje on June 28 thirty six prisoners faced trial for revolutionary activity tied to a bomb discovery last year. Sensational testimony linked Crown Prince George of Serbia to a conspiracy against Montenegro. Six were sentenced to death, three to life, and twenty seven received prison terms from six to twenty years, including five former Cabinet Ministers.
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Crown Prince
George of
Servia
Montenegro
Thief Uses Chloroform In Ossining Home Burglary
Mrs. Charles F. Lewis widow aged fifty eight, daughter of General Charles W. Sandford, was chloroformed by burglars on a Saturday night at her Ossining residence. She awoke to a man with a bull's eye lantern, who bound her and escaped with two gold watches a seal ring and some money.
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Charles F. Lewis
Charles W. Sandford
Ossining
Samuel E. Tompkins
Ellis Place
South Highland Avenue
Trouble on Steamboat Wyandotte at Hastings
A steamboat Wyandotte arrived at Hastings with a large party bound for West Point. About 300 passengers demanded refunds as the crew paid out money after disputes over overloading and a possible inspector order. Some passengers left for road stations and trolley cars while others stayed aboard late at night.
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Hastings
West Point
Wyandotte
Newburg
Two Atlantic Fleet Seamen Shot
In San Francisco a Market Street saloon shooting wounded two Atlantic fleet sailors. Hospital steward H. A. Harris was critically injured and chief gunner's mate J. Harvey was wounded. Boatswain's mate Philip A. Becker was arrested for the shooting as crew member J. Francis Gunning accompanied him.
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San Francisco
Market Street
H. A. Harris
Georgia
J. Harvey
Connecticut
Philip A. Becker
Illinois
J. Francis Gunning
Brooklyn
Becker
Harris
Harvey
Colonel Tucker Undergoes Major Surgery in Mount Clemens
Mount Clemens Michigan June 2 Colonel William F Tucker assistant paymaster in the United States Army Department of the Lakes underwent a serious operation today. He was relieved of about twenty pounds to equalize portal circulation through the liver. His condition tonight is favorable. Tucker is the son in law of the late General John A Lagan.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
William F. Tucker
United States Army
Department of the Lakes
Tucker
Colomp Tucker
John A. Lagan
Taft Family Quiet Sunday as Tourney Talks Continue
President Taft spent a restful Sunday at his Washington home as brother Charles P Taft arrived to discuss personal and political plans. Officials expect a July subcommittee meeting in Hot Springs and a potential national chairman pick after further talks. Mrs Taft plans to leave for the Hot Springs resort with son Charles to follow later, while other family members remain split between the North and South.
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Tribune
Washington
William and Taft
K Street
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Charles P. Tat
Taft
Republican National Committee
James
Sherman
Hot Springs
Helen
Robert
McKinley
Gulf Links
Warm Springs
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