Unanimous Consent Lets New York Pension Recount Move Forward
In Albany May 25, Senate leaders gained unanimous consent to make the New York city recount a special order after reading. Senator McCarren, expected to oppose, sat silent as others pressed for a smooth end to the session, a day closer to adjournment.
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Stalues
Majority Leadenes Senate
New York City
Weagent
McCarren
Téig
Haines
Raines
Senate
Giimnuns
Chanier
Fie
Grooklyn
Vt Ig
Anki
Leutenant
Miss Garden and Hammerstein In Versailles Automobile Accident
In Paris on May 28 Miss Mary Garden of the Opera Comique and Oscar Hammerstein were riding in a car when a broken wheel sent the vehicle into the curb. Both sustained injuries needing surgeons’ care. Hammerstein noted it was his first automobile ride and said he would prefer a carriage.
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Paris
Mary Garden
Opera Comique
Manhattan Opera House
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan
Miss Garden
Versailles
Mr. Hammerstein
Asheuri
Sight returns to woman after 33 years of blindness
For 33 years Carrie Leilen, of Saginaw Michigan, has lived without sight. Dr. A J Rogers performed a corrective operation at the Woman's Hospital. She can distinguish colors by touch and identify animals by touch, though she cannot name colors yet.
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Saginaw
Mici
Carrie Leillein
Woman's Hospital
A. J. Rogers
Westinghouse Engineer Dena Dies After Long Service
Francis Ludlow Clark, a chief draftsman and engineer for twenty years with the Westinghouse Airdrake company, died in Los Angeles after moving there six months ago to live with his son. A Pitt native, he was one of the oldest Westinghouse employees and left to become a consulting engineer.
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Pitt Westinghouse
Dena
Pittsburg
Francis Ludlow Clark
Los Angeles
Tal
Mteptinghouse Airdrake Company
Toontha Aga
California
Clark
Westinghouse
West
FAnsiken Quits St Lonia Motel in Odd Showdown
Fust because Joavid Ranken Jr objected to what he termed improper grimaces by "tratgers" at the tale and voiced his objection in words they deemed inelegant the Southern hotel ends its relation with him. Rooken, where Vortene is conservatively placed at 50,000,000, is among St Levis' most eccentric skares.
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Fansiken
St. Lonia
ST Lobis
Fust
Joavid Ranken, Jr
Rooken
Vortene
St Levis
Tunting Party Escapes Fire on Whistle Steamship
Victoria BC May 25 Lieut Governor James Dunsmuir and party on a bear hunting expedition narrowly escaped death when the steamer Whistle on Queen Charlotte Soul burned after an explosion. The party fled in boats as the vessel caught fire following the blast.
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Victoria
B. C
James Dunsimuir
Gardiner
District Attorney to seek commission in case of slayer
New York May 28 District Attorney Darrin of Queens County will apply for a commission in security to examine Henry Becker, charged as the slayer of Amelia Staffeldt, in a case described as not yet federate.
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le Becket
New York
Darrin
Queens County
Surrcy
Henry Becker
Amelia Staffeldt
Wisconsin Consumers Demand Roosevelt Run Again
Ring Michigan news reports on May 28 that the town approved a resolution urging President Roosevelt to seek a second term. The action reflects growing calls for continued leadership and policy continuity at the national level.
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Steen Senate
Rooserve
Ring
Mich
Roosevelt
Governor Little Believed Dying After Heart Failure
WORT SMICH Ark May 25 Governor John RL Little who on Saturday night suffered an attack of heart failure is believed to be dying.
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Governor Little
Wort Smich
Ark
John RL Little
Senator Mc Bianus Plans May Party for 20000 Children
New York on May 28 reports Senator Mc Bianus will host a Memorial Day party in Central Park inviting 20,000 children, the event labeled a children’s friendship program.
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el Manna
New York
McBianus
Way
Central Park
Mob Rule in Santiago Strikes Paralyze Cuban City
May 2 Cuba reports worsening strike conditions as 560 rural guard members guard the business district. Gunfire erupts with rioters and threats to burn property while shops stall and perishables pile on steamers Antita and other vessels remain unable to discharge. American soldiers assist unloading perishables amid scarce supplies.
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Santiago
Cuba
Neem
Mantiago
Robert Alexander
Hievsaith Infantry
Japanese officer’s medals stolen in New York hotel
Lieutenant Mori of the Japanese cruiser Chitose reported missing several prized decorations during the ship’s stay in New York. The loot included the Order of the Rising Sun and medals for actions at Fort Arthur, the Yellow Sea, the Yalu, and a bravery award for a sea rescues during a storm.
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New York
Mori
Ares
Fort Arthur
Yellow Sea
Yalu
Hurled Scenes in Panama Visit and Fire at Raymondville
May 25 Indianapolis reports Hil itor Ferguson of a New York civic rights publication visits Panama calling Colon a single scheme town with 10 000 to 12 000 inhabitants and many saloons. He notes American workers frequent bars on Sundays and weekdays, recalling a Sunday with 10 drunken workers in one bar. Aloy Dishaw of Raymondville is jailed for pouring through his buildings then setting them on fire at night. family escaped via windows as all barns and stock burned.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hilitor Ferguson
The
New York Defender
Eivic
Poangma
Hell
Colon
Zanal
Ogqdenaburg
N. Y
Aloy
Tuling Dishaw
Raymondviie
St. Lawrence State
Secant
Mexican Tension Mounts Over Frontier Incidents
May 23 reports say Mexican forces have begun testing and deploying fully equipped troops along the Guatemalan frontier with approximately 400 more at strategic points. If Guatemala’s president proceeds with alleged complicity in the 1910 assassination plot, Mexico may intervene.
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CETY
Mentco
Maesico
Roco Inco
Guatemala
Tim
Mexico
Local man reported to have killed mother then committed suicide
Kalamazoo Mich May 25 Word came that William McIr ie a local adjadministrator disappeared from Kalam azoo last Thursday and was said to have murdered his mother and then died by his own hand in Dreight Ost on Sunday night McKie faced financial difficulties after investing in a mining venture and losing funds
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Kalamazoo
Mich
William McIrie
Kiamason
Sai
McKie
Cadbury Widow Dies in Victoria After Fire Rescue
Mrs Richard Cadbury wife of the Muggusy chocolate maker perished after a garage blaze in Victoria British Columbia. The incident followed a heavy smoke outbreak on May 21 at a local sale.
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Cadbury Ijien
Saenle
Victoria
B. C
Tin Press of
India
Richard Cadbury
Justice Gaynor Reunites With Long-Lost Brother In Springfield
In Springfield on May 8 Justice William J. Gaynor of New York located his brother Thomas J. Gaynor a machinist after twenty four years apart. The two men spent a day together in the city.
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Springfield
Wiliam J Gaynor
New York
Thomas J. Gaynor
Justice Gaynor
Iron Springs Hotel Destroyed in Colo Blaze
The Tron Springs hotel at Manitog, Colorado, was destroyed by a fire causing an estimated loss of 75 000 dollars. No injuries are reported.
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Iron Springs
Colorado Spirings
Colo
Tron Springs
Manitog
Trunk Murder Mystery Ties Armenians as Arrests Grow
Chicago detainee Mooradian admitted identity but denied involvement in Father Caspar Vardanan's trunk murder in New York. Brooklyn suspect John Guelin detained as police pursue three men linked to the crime amid political plot theories. Meanwhile Panama’s Obaldia to serve as president pro tem during Amador’s absence.
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New York
Chicago
John Mooradian
Alian Martielan
Father Caspar
South Englevwoot
Krenosian
West Palimisan
Iather Caspar Vardanan
West
Thirtyseventh Street
Serviana
Armeniany
Servia
Honduras National Lottery Surrenders in Delaware Case
The Honduras National Lottery company based in New Orleans surrendered in Wilmington Delaware. Principals will plead guilty on June 4 to grand jury indictments and face fines totaling about 100000 as the penalty, with imprisonment possible.
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Wilmington
Del
Honduras National Lottery
New Orleans
Snd
Funeral in Paris Chapels Attended by Small American Contingent
The funeral of Theodore Tilten was held in a small Paris chapel near the Rue de Berri with fewer than thirty attendees. The Duchess de la Rochefoncanid and Mrs Mitchell, wife of Senator Mitchell, were prevented from attending.
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Titewa Wanernd
Paris
Theodore Tilten
Rue de Berri
Duchess de la Rochefoncanid
Mitchell
Mitchell of
Heygeo
Reverend Arthur Mason Dies at 72 in New York City
Reverend Arthur Mason honorary chaplain of the Episcopal Diocese of New York is dead at seventy two. Born in Boston he served churches in Westerly Chelsea New Haven and several other cities including Pramseneva Switzerland and New York City.
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Ney
Mason
New York
Arthur Mason
Claphin
Episcopal Diocese
North Star Arrives in Newport with Vanderbilt Aboard
The Stes yacht North Star from Europe reached Newport. Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt is aboard with Sir Buessis and the Marquis of Anglesy along with Alwetie Inget of London aboard.
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Newport
North Star
New York
Clu
Europe
Cormmodore Cornelinus Vanderbilt
bin Og Buessis
Marquis of Anglesy
Alwetie Inget
London
Wuareki Wand Party Arrives in Chicago for Banquet
CHICAGO May 28 General Kure ki and party arrive in Chicago for a banquet to be hosted by the Commercial club Friday night honoring the Tokyo delegation and their military mission.
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Chicago
Kureki
Commercial Club
Abruzzi Dinner Honors Prince at Waldorf Astoria New York
The Duke of the Abruzzi, cousin to the King of Italy, dined with about thirty Italian and American notables at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. He met New York Governor, the king's U.S. ambassador, Baron Meyer, and spoke briefly with General Frederick Grant and Admiral Coghlan. Mayor MacClellan could not attend. Count Massigla offered the toast to His Royal Highness.
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New York
Duke of
America
Baron Meyer
Deg Planches
Frederick D. Grant
Admiral Coghlan
Mayor MacClellan
Count Massigla
How Mrs McKinley Died Heard From Surgeon General Wixey
Surgeon General Rixey reports Mrs McKinley died peacefully after a brief, semi comatose period. He recounts her recognition of Cortelyou and himself on arrival and a final calm passing, likened to a child going to sleep, with doctors Portmann and Hyman present.
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Wixey
Washington
Rixey
Camdon
McKinley
Mystery death of two girls prompts police probe in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio May 28 police investigate the deaths of two young sisters Eulann Dearth Wilson and her husband Fred Wilson who vanished then reappeared as a boy age seventeen. The children had run away from Pittsburgh two months earlier and wed in Wellsburg West Virginia on March 26.
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Columbus
Polles
Eulnn Dearth Wilson
Fred Wilson
Pittsburg
Wellsburg
W. Va
New York Markets Mixed as Wheat Gains on Frost
Market notes show wheat firm after opening and rising on cold weather and frost in the west. Corn and flour futures higher on news and outside market sympathy while butter and wool remain steady amid shipping and domestic demand signals.
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New York
Minnesota
Mercantile Exchange
Signife
Pennsylvania
Tholee
Per Dushel
Seine
New York and Western
Live Stock Markets Report Features Cattle and Sheep
Market notes show cattle supply and price ranges with primes and heavies. Readers see prime, heavy, and medium cattle quotes, plus reactions in veal and steer listings. Sheep prices list prime wethers around 36.20 to 5.05 with context of market conditions.
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Wgher
Choles
Ees
The Church and the World in Brooklyn Sermon
The Rev. Ira Wermell ter derson preaches at Irving Square Presbyterian on the universal mission of the church. He argues the church must proclaim a universal gospel, transform individuals, and engage global needs from America to China, Russia, and beyond, without national limits.
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Brooklyn
Irving Square Presbyterian Church
Ira
Wemrmell Terderson
Jaqon
Church
Church of Jesus Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Wea
Himsel
Tor
Church of
Fésuga
Patel
Tg Universal
Christ
America
J Tee
A. Foreign
Tower of Babel
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Pertéroat
Church of Jesus’ Christ
China
Russia
West
Gangese
Americas
Fésua
Knowledge Puffeth Up, Love Tuild eth Up
Fragmentary excerpt discusses limits of knowledge without faith and deeper understanding. It contrasts counting stars and petals with perceiving the universe’s significance and suggests intellect alone does not satisfy a painter and cannot grasp meaning beyond surface impressions.
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Man's Chief End on the Brink of Eternity
Fragmentary meditation on aging and faith recalls catechism lessons and a child’s memory of Boones, reflecting on life, duty, and eternal judgment as the speaker contemplates mortality.
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