Premier Fouts and Annexation Echo in Canada Dinner
The Ottawa era remarks by Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Canadian Premier at a dinner honored guests discuss Anglo American ties. They defend the Monroe Doctrine and arbitration treaty while stressing peace, continental cooperation, and mutual respect between Canada, Britain, and the United States.
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Wilfrid Leurter
Wilfrid
England
Tegin
Enghe
Gutter
United States
Fall States
Canada
Camsda
Ington
Reward
Eeward
The Button Thief
The Button Thief is a Sunday Magazine mystery by Arthur Stringer set in New York. The tale promises a two part story with intrigue and clues guiding readers toward a concealed culprit.
Morgan to Restore Relic Head to French Government
J Pierpont Morgan announced in London that he possesses the relic known as St Martins head, stolen from Soudeuil Sur Tral church, and will present it to the French government. The statement follows Morgan's recent meeting with the French ambassador.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Soudeuile-sur-Tral
Rotticelli for New York Sold at Auction for 16700
The Morning Post reports that Rotticelli’s Scenes from the Life of St Zenobius fetched 10890 guineas about $54700 at Sir William Abdy’s May 1 sale and all proceeds go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art New York. The three panels depicting St Zenobius are praised as among Botticelli’s finest works.
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Metropolitan London
the Morning Post
Rotticelli
St. Zenobius
Sir William Abdy
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Cameron Dam homesteader defends land against lumber firm
Peter Vorbanich, a Cameron Dam settler, was arrested near Biwabik Minnesota after he and his wife allegedly fired shots during a three day stoppage of log operations by a subsidiary of Weverhaeser Lumber Co. He was wounded but to recover. The clash echoes earlier Diets family violence at Cameron Dam.
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Biwabik
Minn
Peter Yorbamich
Waterhen Creek
Here
Weverhaeser Lumber Company
Sherifs
Vorbanich
Cameron Dam
Diets
Williams taxes mayor with hostility in subway dispute
Timothy S. Williams, president of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, accuses Mayor Gaynor of pushing a compromise plan with Kingsley L. Martin and the Interborough Rapid Transit Company. Williams rejects any concession and warns that such talk would undermine public transit leadership while acknowledging the mayor's influence on rapid transit policy.
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Timothy S. Willams
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Gaynor
Kingsley L. Martin
Bridges
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Interborough
Martin
Willams
Agiay
Brooklin Rapid Transit Company
Williams
Academy of Manic
William G Morrissey
Brooklyn Board of Real Estate Brokers
Issonia Pe
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
1 Rough Company
Broad Rewind
Ynor TD
Amazon
Bird
Interborough Rapids Trans Company
Wee Noaent
Hem
Dante
Greims
Tevice
Shants
Shante
Mayer
Orate Flag GL Company
Bevimare Spinor Annary Tllet
Argu
Baby survives Harlem elevated fall from train window
Paul Kloss, three, of 248 Elgnth avenue, fell head first from a Sixth avenue elevated train at 125th street. Aunt Barbara Kloss leaned out as the car pulled in. Patrolman Trathor, a passenger, stopped the train and found the boy unharmed aside from a small head bump after tumbling onto the runway between car and platform.
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Paul Kloss
Elgnth Avenue
Harlem
Barbara Kloss
Bin
Sixth Avenue
125Th Street
Paul
Trathor
Bey
Kept diary as he starved near Valdez Alaska
Recovered by prospectors from an abandoned cabin beyond the Valdez Glacier the bones and effects of FB Fisk of Boston were brought to Valdez. Fisk had been missing since fall 1968 while his partners tried to reach the Klutina River headwaters. He kept a dying diary with stark entries such as February 1 No grub yet and February 17 awfully weak.
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Valdez
Alaska
Valdez Glacier
FB. Fisk
Boston
Fink
Klutina
Fisk
Ran
Pites
Lenin
Robins Nest on Brake Ladder Delays Train
A pair of robins built a nest on a brake ladder in an empty car near Hamilton Ontario Buffalo, delaying a train when the patrolman checked behind the ladder. The birds stayed as workers added rail parts and the nest remained until the robins moved on.
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Hamilton
Burglars Enter House Just Off Fifth Ave
A neighborhood near Fifth Avenue was disrupted by a two man burglary last night in Gad street and Thirty-third Street area. One thief trapped after a yard search. the other escaped over an eight foot wall. Victim Ida Roe was struck and knocked unconscious as detectives tracked the pair, with Lang captured and the second man still at large. Police and Dr. Delevan's housekeeper Miss Roe aided the investigation amid neighborly alarm.
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Gad Street
Fifth Avenue
Tene Street
Ida Roe
No. 1
East 33d Street
Leutenant
Po- Wee
No. 9
Sey
E. M. Sedgwick
van Wagner
Kenny
Henry Bug
41St Street
Mike Roe
Maclonanessa Roe
Tia
Taft Enjoys Impromptu Bronx Zoo Visit
President Taft spent nearly two hours at the Bronx Zoological Garden during a New York trip for the Public Library dedication. He greeted monkeys and elephants, shared peanuts, and joked with a delighted crowd, including a fearless young visitor who slipped past guards.
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Taft
Zoologien Garden
Brons
New York
New Public Library
John L Cadwalader
Henry W Taft
Bronx Zoological Society
Senator Bacon
Georgia
Major Butt
Henry W. Taft
Wickersham
John Hays Hammond
Central Park
Madison Grant
Foriery
Roosevelt
Africa
Boy Pianist A Marvel From Budapest Delights London
An eight year old Hungarian boy Erwin Nytregy from Budapest amazed a fashionably crowded drawing room with flawless memory and fluency performing Bach Handel Chopin Mozart Grieg Liszt and other works. He has drawn warm attention from the Austro Hungarian Ambassador and is to perform before King George on Saturday.
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the Tribune
London
Erwin Nytregy
Budapest
Erwin Ie
Bach
Handel
Chopin Mozart
Grieg
Liszt
George
Dead mouse as weapon sparks panic in Etna street clash
A workman brandished a dead mouse to threaten workers from the New York Telephone Company as a pole planting dispute in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn escalated into a panic with residents fleeing. In a separate incident, six year old Frank La Chase stabbed nine year old Manegeia after a confrontation over a wagon, later admitting the act and being taken to the Children Society.
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Etnat
Cypress Hills
Brooklyn
New York Telephone Company
Mouse
Boy OF Six
Manegeto
Scimeca
la Chescio
Caeser
Elisabeth Street
Children # Society
Vito la Chastio
Elizabeth Arrent
Cropsey quits as Police Commissioner in reform move
Former Police Commissioner Cropsey resigns after two days under Mayor Garnot. Waldo succeeds him, taking over Fire Commission and outlining new police appointments. Deputy Fire Commissioner Johnson acts in department as Croker eyed for post. business leaders push Croker for the job amid department policy clashes. Cropsey defends his record, cites Civil Service disputes and vacancy concerns, plans a brief vacation before resuming law practice.
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Josep Johnson
Croker
Cropsey
Offic
O'Brien
John J. O'Brien
Coney Teland
Municipal Civil Service Commission
James Creelman
Civil Service Commission
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