Mansioning Narrow Escape On Pennsylvania Line From Philadelphia
In New Jersey near Iselin a high powered auto carrying Major Fisk, his wife and son Clinton Wisk and George Blakeslee, all of Jersey City, was struck by a fast Pennsylvania Railroad train. Mrs Fisk suffered a broken left arm and leg and loss of consciousness. Major Fisk and Blakeslee escaped with severe injuries.
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Willard (. Fisk
Seventh Regiment
New York National Guard
Clinton E. Wisk
George HW. Blakeslee
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Iselin
Metenchen
Philadelphia
New Brunswick
Major Fisk
Mr. Fisk
Blakeslee
Mr. Fish
Young Fish
R. A. Thompson
Switzer
N. P. Nelson
Yale Senior Arthur Haserot Shot Dead in Welch Hall
Yale University student Arthur Haserot a senior from Cleveland Ohio was found dead in his Welch Hall room. Medical Examiner says death possibly accidental or self inflicted with a revolver nearby. investigation ongoing and details withheld.
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Yale Colliese
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Cleveland
Welch Hall
Bartlett
Haserot
Inventor Orbin Missing in Pittsburg
Pittsburg police search for Edward Orbin a young inventor from Duquesne employed by Carnegie Steel vanished last Thursday his friends fear foul play. Orbin recently completed a steel conversion invention and reportedly refused a fortune. soon after his drawings were stolen.
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Orbin Missius
Pittsburg
Edward Orbin
Carnegie Steel Company
Duquesne
Orbin
Baron Korff Aboard Steamship Pinland With June Wedding Planned
On the steamer Pinland arriving from Antwerp and Dover Baron Serge A Korff was a passenger. His forthcoming marriage to Miss Alletta Van Reypen daughter of Rear Admiral William K Van Reypen is set for June. Also aboard were J D Rockefeller Jr Mrs Rockefeller and Miss Abby Rockefeller.
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Baron Korff
New York
Pinland
Antwerp
Dover
Baron Serge A. Korff
Alletia van Reypen
William Kek. van Reypen
J. D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Abby R. Rockefeller
Judge Pence Shoots Self in Covington Home
Judge Cecil Pence a former Kentucky legislator and Covington police judge aged thirty five died at his home by a self-inflicted gunshot. The cause of the act is unknown and he had served six years as Covington police judge.
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Gincinnati
Cecil Pence
Kentucky
Covington
Faith in Togo as Japanese press shows bold war spirit
Dispatches from London report strong Japanese optimism for the impending clash between Togo and Rozhestvensky. Russian lines detail Linovitch’s daily troop inspections at Gunshu pass, while a rediscovered Tsukishima school ship raises questions about Port Arthur’s harbor.
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Japan
Togo
Rojestvensky
France
Hongkong
Saigon
Singapore
Whatfate
Anam
Wanfong Bay
Haiman
Amoy
Strait of Formosa
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Tokyo
Port Arthur
Tsukishima
Mercantile Navigation School of
Port Arthur Harbor
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Bowen at New York Refuses to Talk on Loomis Charges
Herbert Bowen the former minister to Venezuela has permission to stay in New York through Monday as the president delays deep inquiry into charges against Assistant Secretary of State Loomis. Bowen declines to discuss the case while Loomis faces allegations linked to the asphalt controversy and a carrier letter he signed.
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Herbert Bowen
Venezuela
Taft
Bowen
Loomis
Washington
Ambrose H. Carver
United States
M. Wiener
Devastating Midwest Tornado Hits Marquette Kansas
A midnight tornado swept through Marquette Kansas causing extensive destruction and heavy loss of life. Twenty six dead and over forty four wounded, with many families wiped out. A storeroom morgue held twenty four corpses as rescue efforts continued.
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Marquette
Kan
Central Mansas
Carl Warnquist
J. A. Carlson
Olaf Olson
Chicago Strike Spreads as Teamsters Rally Support
The Chicago strike stretches beyond control as department stores and express firms resume normal work while 1600 teams return to service. Indications grow that the strike will spread to other unions with Roosevelt's arrival nearing and tensions rising among the Teamsters leadership and rank and file.
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Teamsters
Roosevelt
International
C. P. Shea
Teamsters’ Brotherhood
Little Em Wins Harlem Gelling Stakes at Belmont Park
EMI WON DRIVING New York May 10 Little Em owned by Sidney C Love fends off Sidney C Love to win the Harlem gelling stakes at Belmont Park. ONeill keeps close to the rail as Little Em drives to victory by three quarters of a length. First Race Hannibal Bey Supreme Court Tommy Waddell. Second Race Israfel Merry Boy Golitt Badge. Third Race Comedienne Pythia Bivouac. Fourth Race Little Em Sidney C Love Lord Badge Witth Race Neptunus Orfeo. Sixth Race Plyback Dekaber Bouvier.
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Little Em
Belmont Park
Sidney C. Love
O'Neill
Little Ems
Hannibal Bey
Supreme Court
Tommy Waddell
Israfel
Merry Boy
Golitt-Badge
Comedienne
Pythia
Bivouac
Baseball Scores From Yesterday National and American Leagues
National League results show New York beating St Louis 4 to 8 at New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia game summaries include Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg and Philadelphia. Thistle Do won at Elmridge with Leila and Orbicular also placing in feature races at Elmridge.
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St. Pile
Thiehnanne ‘ Grady
McGinnity
Bresnahan
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Nat
Walker
Check
Phelps
McIntyre
Jones
Ritter
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Pittsburg
Batfecha Leaver
Peitz
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New Yorke
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Boston
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Tannehill
Criger
Washington
Phiadelphia
Bender
Schreck
Townsend and
Kittridge
New York Markets Mixed Prices on Commodities and Livestock
Wheat steady May. corn unchanged May. oats steady with moderate offerings. Butter and cheese prices span creamery extras to state dairy, eggs varied by grade, live poultry and dressed meats show mixed quotes from calves to hogs, with regional and product-specific fluctuations.
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New York
Mercantile Exchange
State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tadic
Briggs Wins Interscholastic Lawn Tennis Championship
C H Briggs of Plainfield High School won the Columbia University tournament title at West Side Lawn Tennis Club in New York. He defeated C E B Van Ieek Jr of Montclair High School in straight sets 6-2 6-3 6-2.
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New York
Plainfield High School
Columbia University
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Briggs
C. E B. van ¥Ieek, Jr
Montclair High School
Sim Glover Wins High Score at Olean Gun Club
The ninth annual Olean Gun Club meeting opened with 34 marksmen including top shooters. Sim Glover of New York won high score, breaking 180 of 195 targets.
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Sim Glover
Olean
N. Y
Olean Gun Club
New York
Tragedy at Chattanooga Glass Plant Speaks of Fatal Shooting
In Chattanooga Tennessee on May 10 a glass plant engulfed by strife left Fred Cummins dead after a shooting by Albert Meacham foreman. William Meacham was wounded in the thigh and Albert Meacham was struck with a heavy wrench and may die.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Fred Cummins
William Meacham
Albert Meacham
Birch Broom Wins Feature at Kentucky Track Meet
King's Daughter and The Cure were getaway favorites as Birch Broom captured the longest price in a four horse field at Lexington. Conjurer Apple and Silverskin were heavily backed. Kid Murphy outpointed Peter Burke in a ten round New York bout in Baltimore.
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Lexington
Kid Murphy
Burke
Baltimore
New York
Peter Burke
Duel Ends in Death on Aransas River Train Feud
On a Cane Belt railway train at Aransas River, ex president W. T. Eldridge fought Edward Calhoun in a feud leading to Calhoun's death. A. W. Turner, a passenger, was shot as panic erupted on the car.
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Houston
Tex
W. T. Eldridge
Cane Belt Railway
Edward Calhoun
Aransas River
Calhoun
A. W. Turner
Fireball Easily Wins Fair Grounds Fourth Event
ST. LOUIS May 10 Wireball had an easy time as Security the odds on favorite won the third race in the fair grounds card.
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Fireball
ST. Louis
Security
Live Stock Markets Report Shows Steady Trends
Market activity remains steady across cattle hogs and sheep. Calves bring about $5.60 to $6.60 per hundredweight with prime heavies at $5.50 and lighter Yorkers around $6.80. Hogs show light supply and steady pricing with various weights quoted from $5.85 to $6.80 and spring lambs priced near $5.15.
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Nolee
Earthquake Hits Bender Abbas Persis Buries Fifty
An earthquake struck Bender Abbas Persia on May 10 with fifty people believed buried after a landslide. A two hundred yard section of the Kuhgando mountain behind the town collapsed, causing towers and buildings to fall in the town.
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Bender Abbas
Persia
Kuhgando
Jar Fire Allegedly Caused by Goldfish Jar
In Haverhill Massachusetts May 10 a fire damaged a double tenement house and fire officials say a boy’s jar of goldfish acted as a burning glass. The loss is estimated at 5000 dollars.
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Mass
Fire Department
William Cate, Jr
Mayor J Thompson Baird Dies in Norfolk at 20-Year Portsmouth Mayor
J Thompson Baird longtime Portsmouth mayor and Confederate veteran died in Norfolk last night of paralysis. He served twenty years as Portsmouth's mayor and was a prominent local figure.
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Norfolk
J. Thompson Baird
Prominent Banker Hangs Self in Martinsburg
John W. Abell aged seventy four a former president of the old National Bank of Martinsburg ex mayor and wealthy citizen hanged himself at his home amid episodes of melancholia in Martinsburg West Virginia on May 10.
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W. Va
John W. Abell
Old National Bank of
Bank Damage and 95-Year-Old Bride Stir New Jersey
The Newark Cawley & Clark paint works burned, with losses around 250000, while nearby E H McCormick Leather Co shop suffered heavy damage. Navesink National Bank began its fourth payment to depositors after embezzlement downsized its assets. 70 percent, totaling 210147, has been paid. In Asbury Park a 95-year-old Newark butcher George Schmidt married 57-year-old Ellen Day Schwartz in a secret ceremony. A mosquito-extermination society led by Dr Leslie Ward forms in Florham Park to drain Columbia Meadows, continuing a three-year private initiative costing nearly 100000.
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Cawley & Clark
Biz
Newark Meadows
E.H. McCormick Leather Company
Navesink National Bank
Red Bank
Enoch L. Cowart
John W. Schofield
Asbury Park
George Schmidt
Newark
Ocean Grove
Ellen Day Schwartz
S. H.C. Smith
Schmidt
Washington Market
New York City
Leslie D. Ward
H. McK. Twomby
Florham’Park
Morristown
Columbia Meadows
Florham Park
Madison
Black Swamp
Dr. Ward
Court Rejects Second Plea to Delay Bergen Murder Sentence
The Court of Pardons at Trenton refused to commute Anna Valentina’s sentence for first degree murder. Only Judges Gray and Vroom backed clemency. Governor Stokes would have voted yes if needed. The U.S. State Department and Italian envoy opposed capital punishment.
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Court of Pardons
Trenton
Anna Valentina
Bergen County
Hackensack
Gray
Newark
Vroom
Stokes
United States
State Department
Nan Patterson May Face Week-Long Tombs Stay
Nan Patterson remains in the Tombs as bail is posted but District Attorney Jerome has not decided on action. After a conference with Jerome and his assistant Rand, Patterson’s counsel informed her she may be kept imprisoned for at least another week, despite prior hopes for release today.
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New York
Nan Pattergon
Jerome
Mr. Rand
Jesus Prays for His Followers in John Seventeen
The article analyzes Christ's prayer for His apostles and believers to be kept from evil, sanctified in truth, and united in one. It discusses spiritual protection, sanctification through truth, and the spread of the gospel, stressing unity as a witness to the world and sharing Christ’s glory with the faithful.
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God
Lievers
Evangelical Doctrine
Phese
Cleveland: For Hannapie Head New York May 9
A brief dispatch from New York notes a suggestion by implication that if we want to get the Equi out of its present predicament. The exchange centers on Hannapie and remarks use cautious phrasing about possible actions.
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Hannapie
New York
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