New Yorker Actress Bride Marries Oscar Jewisohn in Windsor Registry
The American actress Baba May, born Edna May Petty in Syracuse in 1874, wed Oscar Jewisohn, son of the late J. Lewisohn of New York, at Windsor registry with few relatives present. They plan a motor tour honeymoon in Europe and later travel.
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London
Jane
Baba May
Windsor
Oscar Jewisohn
J. Lewisoho
New York
Dna May
Syracoae
Edna May Petty
Onoly
Albany plans reform of senate districts to replace last year
A plan to reapportion senate districts to replace the prior year's map is being prepared to challenge the unconstitutional count of appeals if adopted as a per se measure by Republican senators. The proposal will be introduced in both houses with an emergency message expected from the governor to accelerate action.
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Albany
N.Y
Senate
Posauce
Husband Confesses Long Married Wife's Grim End
Newark New Jersey the husband admits to a long marriage and a grim ending. He describes the years together and details of the crime, noting his wife Adelaide aged 27 and a separation over years. Authorities are investigating the mysterious death.
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Larne
City Goes Dry After Vigorous Campaign
In Mtearlottlesville on June 4 the city voted dry by a narrow majority after a fierce campaign. Voters braved rain as church bells rang hourly and many Windishers stood in line at the polls.
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Mtearlottesville
Funeral for Supreme Court Justice Abram Garretson at St Peter's
Morristown mourns as funeral services for Supreme Court Justice Abram Quick Garretson proceed at St Peter's Episcopal Church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o clock. Garretson died at his home of pneumonia.
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Daudge Garretson
Morristown
Supreme Court
Abram Quick Garretson
Preemonia
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Port Clash Ends With Military Intervention
Disorder erupted at the port as strils and men clashed near the banks. Security forces intervened and several arrests were made amid the turmoil.
Long Branch police order gas plants removed after acetylene blast
In Long Branch New Jersey on June 6 police removed gas plants from homes after an acetylene explosion at the Schiffer cottage killed five people. Weather forecast says fair and cool with southwest winds.
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Long Branch
N. 5
Schiffer Cottage
Big Belmont upset signals Earl G. gains in six-race card
At Belmont Park Earl G. caused a major upset in the third race five furlongs winning with odds climbing from 20 to 1 to 40 to 1 before settling at 10 to 1. Bonite led but swerved and was beaten by one and a half lengths as Sealtop chased. Ben Ban won the Van Cortlandt handicap. The Cricket was disqualified in the stretch of the second race.
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Earl G
Belmont Track
New York
Belmont Park
W. BR. Griffin
C. A. Wikersen
Bonile
Ear G
Preston
Barl
Bonite
Sealtop
Joe Nealon
Ben Ban
Cricket
Fhmuay
Herman
Lirmepee
Sepond
Kestrel
Sir Toddington
Pfustian
Flimnap
Western Federation of Miners on trial for Governor Steunenberg murder
The trial of Willan D. Haywood, secretary of the Western Federation of Miners, opens with prosecutors alleging an inner circle conspiracy. Judge Wood curbs defense objections as witness Julian Stennenberg testifies about Orchard and others linked to the arrest, with Orchard labeled as the state's principal upcoming witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr. Howler
Mr. Hawley
Shheunenberg
Idaho
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Harry Orchard
Steunenberc
Stewnenberg
Clarence S. Darrow
Hawley
Darrow
Arthur Collina
Telluride
Colorado
Wood
Steunenberg
Hogan
Chicago Poolroom Steamer City of Traverse Cleared
A Chicago criminal court jury ruled the police have no jurisdiction over the steamer City of Traverse used as a wagering poolroom on Lake Michigan. Sixty three patrons were arrested last week on gambling charges. A trial acquitted one defendant, concluding no city ordinance was violated. The boat will resume operations.
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Fant
Chicago
Police Department of
Traverse
Lake Michigan
Roosevelt Declines Harvard Office Claim Clarified
The White House says President Roosevelt did not intend to seek any Harvard post. He merely meant that after his term as president ends he could participate more actively in Harvard Alumni Association affairs.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Washington
White House
Lansing
Mich
Harvard Alumni Association
Record Men of Yate
Yale class of 1907 members receive quirky votes with Vin Truesdale named laziest. George Flarold Wiess rated nerviest and windiest. Charles Pomeroy Otis from Andover chosen as greatest mind.
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Yate
New Haven
Calvin Truesdale
Yale
Lakekawanna
George Flarold Wiess
Sebnylkill Flavell
Charles Pomeroy Otis
Andover
Flight ends in balloon over Linglestown near Harrisburg
Captain Clartes de PL Chandler of the United States, with J. G. KieCoy and Leo Stevens of New York, completed a 140 mile four hour and thirty minute flight in an Army balloon ending at Linglestown nine miles northeast of Harrisburg.
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Ava Laljioon
Tlarrisburg
Clartes de PL Chondler
United States
J. G. KieCoy
Leo Stevens
New York
Lingiestown
Washington
Honduras Lottery Closed After $254,000 Fines
In MOBILE Alabama June 5 federal court fines totaling $254000 against 34 individuals mark the end of the Honduras National Lottery company long pursued by the U S government. The lottery ceases to exist as a result of the penalties and enforcement actions.
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Honduras
Mobile
Alas
Honduras National Lottery Company
United States
Incubator House Destroyed by Lamp Explosion
At Piatt SPEONKE New York on June 3 a lamp exploded igniting A. J. Hallock incubator house. Eighty two incubators and 15000 cages were destroyed. The building burned to the foundation and the loss ran to several thousand dollars.
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Bruina
Piatt
Speonke
N. Y
A. J. Hallock
Mark Twain to Attend Luncheon in England
London report says Mark Twain has accepted an invitation from the Phgrinist Society to attend a lunch on June 25. Mr Barret, chief secretary for Ireland, will preside and many notable persons are expected to be present.
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Merk
England
London
Mark Twain
Phgrinist Society
Barret
Ireland
Wil Preside
Paris producer wins gold at Rodez show
Paris fashion house owner Moe Colve an Mole Parmer, proprietress of the Chateau de Cabriers in Aveyron, earned a gold medal at the Rodez agricultural show for model farming.
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Moe
Colve An Mole
Parmer
Paris
Mmue, Mma Caire
Chateau de Cabriers
Department
Aveyron
Pus
Rodez
Jeweled Necklace Sells at Christie’s for Five Thousand Pounds
London auction records say Christie’s sold a necklace for five thousand pounds. The piece featured fourteen emeralds, six large pearls, and eighty marquise shaped brilliants framed in a jeweled setting.
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London
Christie
Miss Wagber Wins Metropolis Women’s Singles Semifinal
Miss Wagber, runner up to Miss Moore in the national indoor championship, wins her semifinal bracket in the metropolit an championship women’s singles at Neta New York. She defeats Mrs WV El Peach, formerly Miss Hel en Helwig, once national champion.
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Miss Warner
Neta
New York
Jane
Miss Wagber
Miss Moore
EL. Peach
Misa Helen - Helwig
Tip Sets Toute
Yachts Start Race to Bermuda From Gravesend Bay
Yourteen yachts set sail from Gravesend bay in a race to Bermuda. Ten clubs participate including the Royal Bermudas and St. George's in what is described as an international contest.
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Bermuda
New York
Gravesend Bay
al David's Head
Royal Bermuds
St. George’s
Frontenac Defeats Strong Field in Handicap
Louisville report says Frontenac defeated a strong field in the six furlong handicap at Churchill Downs. Included were entrants Phil Sioch Old Honesty and Colonel Jim Douglas among others with only one favorite mentioned.
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Frontenac
Louisville
Phil Sioch
Old Honesty
Jim Douglas
Sugar Maid Wins Six Furlong Oaklawn Race
Sugar Maid won the six furlongs in 1 12 3 4 at Oaklawn Park in the Helene Handicap after three fast sprint races closed the card. The event took place in San Francisco on June 5.
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Sugar Maid Af Prelace
San Prancisco
Oaklanod
Helene Landicap
Sugar Maid
Five Die in Powder Car Explosion at Reddick
Five persons are dead after a carload of powder exploded on the Chicago Indiana and Southern at Reddick Illinois twenty miles west of Kankakee. The car loaded with matches caught fire and a crowd gathered. burning matches are believed to have set off the powder in the adjoining car. The blast shattered windows and was felt for miles.
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Kankakee
Ill
Chicago, Indiana and Southern
Reddick
Til
Here
Cat
Favorite of Kaiser Resimus in Berlin Chronicle
Prince Philip zu Eulenberg long a favorite of the Emperor and former German ambassador at Vienna. Lieutenant General Count Wirhelo von Hohenau, adjutant to the emperor, have resigned per an announcement issued last night. Eulenberg had been noted for his brilliant social and literary gifts and had been on the foreign office list since leaving Vienna in 1902.
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Kaiser Resimus
Buerlin
Philip Zu Eulenberg
William
Vienna
Count Wirhelo: von Hohenau
Fulenbure
Foreign Office
Confederate Veterans Barred From Capitol Entry
About one hundred armed Confederate veterans from Tennessee, bearing the stars and bars, were refused admission to the Capitol until they lowered their flag and laid down arms. They came from the Richmond reunion, visited the White House, and then marched down Pennsylvania Avenue toward the Capitol.
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Washington
Cme
Tennessee
United States
Richmond
White House
Dean-sylvania Avenue
Capitol
Bomb found in New Jersey court office sparks Black Hand alarm
In New Durham New Jersey a bomb discovered by Joseph Kennell the county recorder was found in his office. The device contained enough dynamite to ruin Kennell's courtroom and house. Authorities call it another Black Hand attempt.
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Dendly
New Durham
N. J
Joseph Kennel
North Bergen County
W. J
Fong
Kennell
Bryan visit prompts Progressive Democratic League reception
William Bryon arrived in Albany and toured the senate and assembly. A reception for him was hosted by the newly formed Progressive Democratic League. He then visited Vassar College and later stayed in Newburgh as a guest of ex Governor Odell.
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Bryan
Albany
William
Gbryon
Senate
Assembly
Jeter
Progressive Democratic League
Vialtest Vassar College
Newburg
B. B. Odell
Air Motor Explosion Kills Two at Port Blanchard Mine
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a bursting air motor at No 14 colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal Company Port Blanchard killed two miners and fatally injured two others while eight more were slightly hurt. The device powers the air winch to hoist loaded coal cars to the surface.
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Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Cag Company
Port Blanchard
Naval board awards damages to Vanderbilt after collision
A naval board of inquiry in Newport on June 1 awarded $20 in damages to Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt due to a collision between the steam James commanded by Rear Admiral John FL Merrell and the 30 foot vessel Caprice.
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Dowaiges
Sirs
Vanderbilt
Newport
Naval Board of Inquiry
Mrj
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
James
John. FL. Merrell
Second Naval District
Abbot denounces recount bill as dangerous and un democratic
In NEW TORI June 5 critics argued over a proposed recount law for the last mayoral election. Rep. McGowan chaired hearings as Mayor-elect Metcalf faced possible veto while supporters claim the bill protects voters. Dr. Lyman Abbott, Rev. Dr. Lewmen Abbott, and District Attorney Teromi protested as dangerous and unjust.
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NEW
TORI
Drevor McClellan
Pressert McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Aleciellan
McGowan
Digstead
Metiellan
Hughes
Willan
Tring
Mir
Tying
Hearst
Greater
New York
Lriwen Abbott
Recanvass
Teroinée
George GB
McClellan
William Randolph Hearst
Pepper and Vanderbilt wed in plain ceremony
The Rev. May S. Pepper formerly of the First Spiritualist church in Brooklyn married Edward Ward Vanderbilt, a lumber tender. Mrs Pepper declared the match was a plain love affair with no involvement from spirits or the other world.
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New York
May S. Pepper
First Spiritnaiat Church
Brooklyn
Edward Ward Vanderbit
Mrs. Pepper
Harriman to Face Interstate Commission Question Probe
Commissioner Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission announced legal proceedings will be instituted to compel KE Harriman to answer questions asked by the commission. A New York hearing is planned during the Harriman line investigation to resolve the matter.
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Harriman
Washington
Roosevelt
Lane
Commlasion
Ty Cowpel
Commission
Reewat
New York
Mercer
Harrimar
Coage. Girls Slow to Marry. Worcester reports college ties
Worcester Massachusetts June reports Dr G Stanley Hall president of ark university argues education slows women marriage. He notes ten years after graduation half of women single and after twenty five years three quarters of men remain single. Also in Hong Kong a missionary Pol lard English Methodist beaten by Chinese and missionaries flee Swintow Pakbol districts. At Middletown a lawyer Agm Van Eeureb killed while helping a friend move a body.
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Worcester
Mass
G. Stanley Hall
Ofark University
Hongkong
Pollard
Chaotungta
Swintow
Pakbol
Middletown
Agm van Eeureb
Ping Bush Hith
Bébig
National Antituberculosis Lecture Sparks Diet Controversy
A newspaper summary notes Nathan Straus addressing the National Antituberculosis League. He claimed a pasteurization free rag diet was a diet of consumption germs, provoking debate on treatment and diet during the early tuberculosis discussion era.
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City
Jane
Beford
National Antitaberculosis Jeagne
Nathan Straus
Albany Friday adjournment ends budget stalemate
Albany New Jersey June 5 final adjournment of the legislature was provided for with no resumption of action, the senate finance committee reporting the measure today.
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Albany
N. J
Legislatire
senate-Anance Committee
Fragmentary OCR Note on Shelter Request and Disguised Arrival
A garbled text recounts a man in a city offering to provide shelter after arriving in the Louih with a hired worker claiming hatred and demand for shelter. The narrative is fragmented with misplaced quotes and odd spellings, mentioning disguise and a monetary amount.
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Shetter
Aoraes
Three new prisoners reported as escaped
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate three prisoners named William and others titled as Fae shinpbell and Fran OnEager may have escaped. The source contains garbled phrases and inconsistent spellings with no clear locations or dates.
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Cwyeriers
William
Guilty Plea Delayed as Judge Grants Tie Request
In a tort matter, Rael men PhD and Judge Rosusky granted a request related to a tie outcome. The proceeding advances with the judge authorizing the adjustment, keeping the case on track for further proceedings.
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Rael Men
Rosusky
Steamer Tourist Destroyed by Fire in Albemarle Sound
A steamship named Tourist, described as a swift vessel of the steamship line, was destroyed by fire in Albemarle Bound waters. The crew was saved.
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Lizabeth City
Tourist i Steamship Company
One
Financial and Commercial Notes From New York Markets
Fragmentary financial bulletin lists general merchandise trade and currency notes. References to closing prices for copper and railroad stocks appear amid unclear abbreviations and company names, including Amalgamated, Brooklyn, and Northwestern, with scattered figures.
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New York
BRS
B&o
Brooklyn
Hes
Onio
Northw
New York Markets Report Mixed Prices on Wheat Beans and Poultry
Market wires show varied readings with wheat sourcing abroad and domestic beans and peas prices noted. Dairy and cheese sections list fresh items while poultry and seeds demand steady trade. prices appear tentative amid exchange updates and regional demand signals.
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New York
Peat Ak Desrish Chinatake
Aily
Goa
Monte Fane
Busi Anod
Ealers
Mor Weis in Tech Market Steady Amid Mixed Signals
Market update notes Mor Weis stock activity as tech sectors show steadiness with cautious gains. Analysts cite cyclical pressure and global demand shifts, highlighting Hr Cylle and Comraen as notable names in the session.
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Mor Weis
Hr ' Cylle
Comraen
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