1016 Passengers Rescued After California Wreck
Londonderry June 29 1016 passengers from Anchor Line steamer California ashore on Tory Island after striking rocks in fog bound New York to Glasgow. Most were landed. others taken to Glgaow. Vessel damaged bow to foremast. rescue by destroyers and the Cassandra. One Glasgow man injured. death reports unconfirmed.
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Tory Island
Glaegow
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Glasgow
Cassandra
Fulton
Cleveland
Buddhist pirate writer fined for postoffice outburst
Guerdon Corwith of Jenningsay Patchogue Long Island was fined five dollars by Justice Green for using profane language in the post office aimed at the U S government. Corwith who writes pirate stories and signs Darius Hennebone claimed Buddhist beliefs justified his remark. The incident began when he tried to mail a vase that clerks refused to wrap properly.
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Patchogue
Long Island
Guerdon Corwith
Jenningsay
Justice of the Peace
Tony
Uncle Sam
Corwith
Morning Mail
Postoffic
LB. Green
United States
Darius Hennebone
Port Ofice
Def & Poat
Rovern
Patchouse
Fesling
Jennings
Postimen
Uni
British note lauds President Wilson over canal toll repeal
London reports Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey praised President Wilson for the Panama Canal toll relief after a Commons debate. He dismissed claims of bargaining and stated Wilson acted on his own policy to interpret treaty rights fairly. A separate incident ends with Officer Huber shooting at Harold Robinson, a 17-year-old, during a chase at Old Broadway and Went 138th Street. Robinson was wounded and hospitalized with poor prospects.
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Panama Canal
Edwart Rey
House of Commons
Edward
Wilson
The
United
Wion
United States
Huber
Harold Robinson
Old Broadway
Knicksrbocker Hospital
Robinson
Aleo
Haber
Hayes Arrest Over Fence Work at Fox Hills Links
Hayes and his men dug holes on Sunday claiming ownership of land at Fox Hills Golf Club. George W. Seacke, a New York broker, had Hayes arrested for working on Sunday. Magistrate Marek set bail at $500 as a wagon driven across a hole and left there was removed. Fox Mill links praised for championship matches and prominent in the area.
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Fox Hills
Walker Sues for Divorce After Thirty Years of Marriage
Mrs Emily Strother Walker sues John Brisben Walker in Denver District Court for desertion in 1901 at Irvington on the Hudson New York. The couple wed April 7 1871 in Martinsburg West Virginia. Walker long urged dissolution as a desertion follows decades of separation with a Wyoming resort near Morrison Colorado cited.
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John Brisben Walker
Tribune
Denver
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Emily Strother Walker
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Denies Guilt in Political Vendetta in Giamari Geno Case
Michael Rofrano a district political figure and deputy street cleaning commissioner testified he had little to do with the defendants after leaving the Tammany Club. The court instructed jurors to return a not guilty verdict for Nicolo Geno, while the Giomari brothers' trial likely to go to the jury this afternoon amid witness threats and prior civil actions.
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Michael Rofrano
2D Assembly
John
Albert Giamari
Nicolo Geno
Wadhams
Vincenzo Cardello
Torrano
Tammany Club
Ad Assembly
Thomas Foley
Tammany
Cardello
Rofrano
Leutenants
Ghiamari
Michale Giamari
Madison St. i
Moore
Carnavale
Lizzie Seravaso
Mamie Seravaso
Frank Fenimore
Baldo
Fenimore
Wadham
Geno
Gimari Brothers
America Flies Carrying Ten Men Sets Passenger Record
In Hammondeport New York on June 29 the American flying boat America carried ten men and a 4607 pound load, breaking the world record for passengers aboard a flying boat. Lieutenant Porte and George Hallett led pilots with eight reporters aboard as the craft planed and then flew, signaling improvements to the hydroplaning surface. Porte planned to depart for Newfoundland within two days, with Curtiss noting minor changes before final trials.
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Hammondeport
N.Y
Orolock
John C. Porte
George F E. A. Hallett
England
New York
Boston
Curtiss
Newfoundland
Porte
William D. Gayl
Rodman Wanamaker
Parte
Porter
America
Purple Hills
Curtis
Plan relief for subway at bridge plan relief for subway at bridge
Borough President Marks considers Mezzanine platform and new exits to ease congestion at Brooklyn Bridge station. Engineers under President Marky design entrances near Tribune Building Pulitzer Building City Hall Park and the Franklin statue. Plans to go before the Public Service Commission this week.
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Tribune
Pulitzer
City Hall Park
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Marks
Marky
Public Service Commission
Marke
Suffrage Leader’s Self-Denial Drive Aims July Gift Appeal
Mrs. Stanley McCormick of Boston sails to London for the International Woman Suffrage Alliance conference. She urges friends to donate gift prices to the National Woman Suffrage Association for self-denial day on July 15. The effort supports six campaign states with proceeds to Hull House organizer Miss Jane Addams as treasurer.
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Boston
Aquitania
London
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
National Woman Suivage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Medill McCormick
Jane Addams
National Association
Washington
Congress
Tir. Shaw
Miss Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Lucy St
Association
McCormick
Dexter
Pari
Sha
Storm kills three in Kansas damages crops and crops
A central and western Kansas storm caused three deaths and heavy crop and property damage. Lightning struck Pittsburgh State Normal School causing about 150000 dollars in losses. A principal and an assistant from Weir High School were killed by a falling wire. Four injured. Two men were killed by lightning in a Spearville harvest field. Identification of a person named Anne is unclear.
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Topeka
Kan
State Normal School
Pittsburgh
Rex Ner
Weir
Kansas City
Normal
Spearville
Anne
Louis
New York Trip Leads to Chicago Swindle Arrests
Jacob Yobsin and Jailip Miller alias Weeinsteen were held on charges of operating the old money box swindle. Complainant Penet Joseph Holman of 118 Clinton Street said the scheme began after a Chicago trip two years ago, where he lost £5000. Arrests occurred at 1509 Lexington Avenue where the money box was seized.
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Jacob Yobsin
Jailip Miller
Weeinsteen
Dobkin
Chicago
Dobbins
Joseph Holman
Clinton St
Lex, Itgton Av
Ins
Sulzer Sued Over Short Speeches Printing Charges
Ogilvie Publishing asks Supreme Court for 3094 dollars claiming balance due for printing portions of William Sulzer in the book Short Speeches. The bill started at 3.77 dollars with added expenses. Sulzer previously paid 842 dollars on the long bill before stopping further payment.
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Sue Sulzer
William Sulzer
Ne’ K
Supreme Court
Ogilvie Publishing Company
Sulzer
Ogilvie Company
Dr Baxter Guilty Drug Law Case At Tombs
Dr Charles F Baxter a Black physician at the workhouse was found guilty in a drug related case and remanded to the Tombs until July 3 for sentencing. The trial details a scheme involving morphine and marked money with Miss Susan Daniels testing the drug supply from the prison dispensary. The maximum penalty is one year and a $500 fine.
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Charles F. Baxter
Maxi
Susan Daniels
Baxter
Davia
Miss Daniels
Wilmot
Jennie Hill
Duell Says Whitman Barnes Foe Opposed to Candidacy
District Attorney Duell states he opposed Barnes and Murphy and did not act as an intermediary for Whitman. He says he aims to unite Roosevelt and Whitman to clean up the state and to oppose Barnes and Murphy’s positions.
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Charles F. Murphy
Whitman
Colonel Rowe
Duell
Dueit
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Barnes
Mr. Murphy
Nnd
Mr. Barnes
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Whitman
Ellert Inquiry to Be Continued in Albany Dispatch
Attorney General Carmody will extend investigations into the official acts of Queens District Attorney Matthew J. Smith. Deputy AG McQuaid says the inquiry lacks sufficient scope to present findings to Governor Glynn and hints he is being tailed by detectives.
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Matthew J. Smith
Queens
Albany
W. A. McQuaid
Glynn
McQuaid
Ellert
Humphrey
Pastor Russell Distributes Pamphlets at Ocean Grove
Disciples of Pastor Russell, head of the International Bible Students Association, began distributing pamphlets at Ocean Grove at daybreak following a surprise Methodist meeting. Police quickly intervened to halt the activity after seeing the literature.
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Nusgen
International Bible Students’ Associaton
Ocean Grove
Russell vents on press, marriage strife cited
In Asbury Park the speaker explains the split was caused by his wife seeking more space in their publications. He gestures to an envelope revealing five new twenty bit notes, insisting the country objected to the real reason behind the dispute.
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Russell
Asbury Park
Willie's Gun Tale True Confession Reveals Burglar
Martford resident June McRae recalls her four year old Willie describing a man with a large revolver entering his room and threatening to shoot him if he noise. The boy's tale, once doubted, now appears linked to burglaries blamed on three other men in the city.
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Willie
Highborhos
Spot Cotton Bill Passed By House
The House passed the Smith Lever bill regulating cotton futures and standardizing cotton grades under Agriculture Department rules. Southern Democrats cheered as Vic tor Murdock criticized the New York Cotton Exchange for profiteering and call for checks on futures. The bill bans futures contracts not reflecting true spot cotton value and outlaws manipulative contracts.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House
Taduly
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Victor Murdock
Bull Moose
New York Cotton Exchange
South
Evans 8 Speech Riles Wilson
Washington June 29 The President ordered the Secretary of War to furnish reports on alleged Monroe Doctrine remarks by Brig Gen Robert K Evans at a New York dinner. The President expressed displeasure over the attributed statements and directed action on the reports.
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Washington
Restaurant T Costs Foul Sub-Cells A Health Menace
Testimony before the State Investigating Commission reveals dire conditions in twenty of thirty-five Manhattan restaurants. Women in kitchens work long hours for low pay while cooks and helpers lack basic cleanliness. Observers condemn century old labor practices and contractor fatigue as threats to public health.
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Mane Ovenstein
State Labor Department
Commission
Basi
Manhattan
Nw York
Liew
Wagner
Orenstein
Patro
New York
Interborough
Gateman
W. W
Buffalo
Citi
Belgian Envoy to Wed Chevalier de Waepenaert in City Hall
The Chevalier de Waepenaert, attaché of the Bel Legation in Havana, and Mrs. C R King of Bellevue Stratford Hotel Philadelphia obtained a marriage license from City Hall. He listed his age as 31. Mrs. King, born in California, maiden name Carm Roiz, is a widow. They will wed by Monsignor Lavelle at St Patrick's Cathedral on July 31.
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Monsignor
Lavelle
3 Patrick's Cathedral
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