Empress of Ireland Disaster Death Toll Figures Released
Corrected figures show 1,024 passengers unaccounted aboard the Empress of Ireland after collision with the Storstad. Of 1,476 aboard, 452 survived. 80 first class, 256 second, 718 third class passengers, and 4123 officers and crew aboard. Twelve officers and crew identified among dead.
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Quebec
Canadian Pacific
Storstad
London
Lord Mersey
London Board of Trade
High Court of Inquiry
Montreal
Ireland
Special Commission
England
Bir Adolphe Routhelr
Admiralty Court of
Ezekiel Mer Leod
Province of New
Heacock Enters Senate Bid for Lieutenant Governor
The piece notes Senator Seth G. Heacock of Albany plans to announce a candidacy for lieutenant governor. It outlines his experience, statewide reach, and the likelihood of strong Republican support, with emphasis on his Senate tenure and personal prominence across counties.
Nomination battle shapes Hepuh Hiern primaries and party slate
Fragmentary OCR outlines a lieutenant general during Hepuh Hiern primaries amid Republican conference debates over nominees. It references party rules, signatures, and debates on who can be nominated and supported by the state party machinery.
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Hepuh Hiern
Eam Dale Tor
Heputican
Crasettien
Teminnty Walsh
Balen
Oreanten Gor
Unionville minister praised after Wantage address
In June at Unionville visitors discuss a Wantage Connell minister's May 23 address. State Councilor Frank Ko Vata and Rev Mae Innes of Unionville praised the eloquent speech, noting it drew an attentive audience and was hailed by many as a notable assembly.
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Vatonville
Wantage Recorder
Wantage Connell
Hornbeck
Weapons Found on Hobo Trio Arrested
James Luck Evan Arbanad and Peter Arbonton three tramps were arrested at the Summit Tuesday evening about 830 by Chief Mc Coach Officer Dopston and Special Officer Hadden. A revolver was found on Lucic and brass knuckles on Arbanas. Lucic and Arbanas were held to await grand jury action on carrying concealed weapons. Arbonton was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail at Goshen.
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James Luck
Evan Arbanad
Peter Arbonton
Tuesaday
Dopston
Oficer Hadden
Lucic
Arbanas
Starr
Arbonton
Goshen
Radin Case Papers Taken in Adultery Case Appeal
Albany June 2 Justice Hudd has taken the papers in the appeal for a writ of habeas corpus of Max Radin of New York City who is in Albany penitentiary on adultery charges. Radin was tried at Monticello where he pleaded not guilty and sentenced to four months and a $250 fine. He was arrested with Anna Guldstein at Monticello in early May. Radin is a married man.
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Atari
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Hudd Haas
Max Radin
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Court House
Monticello
N.Y
Sullivan County
Monticallo
Anna Guldstein
Hadin
Youth Discovers Valuables Lost By Woman
Michael Priscott 12 finds a diamond ring two earrings and a breast pin dropped by Mrs. Slanson on East Main and Broad streets. Police recover the jewels and return them to Mrs Slanson after the boy reported the find.
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John W. Slauson
Michael Priscott
School Street
East Main
Broad Streets
Omcer
Bruce McCoach
Priscoll Lad
Beattie Avenue
Troy Albany League game nets $382 in collection at Chadwick Park
A Sunday game at Chadwick Park Albany between Troy and Albany State League clubs raised 382 dollars as fans passed hats before the fourth inning. Four sheriffs watched the event but did not interfere. One hundred dollars went to Troy as a guarantee. the rest aided the home club to cover expenses and save for rainy days.
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Albany
Troy
Albany State League
Intec
Monroe Board fills three of five Monroe faculty posts
Monroe June 3 The Board of Education has secured teachers for three of the five faculty positions. Miss Hazel Cone a graduate of the Genesee Normal and Miss Louie Campbell will teach grades. Miss Hazel Johnson of Mt Morris N J will head the commercial department. Ezra S Smith has contract to build a residence on Elm Street and work begins at once. Archer Johnson has been drawn for a county court juror scope and more local notices follow. Memorial Day visitors and engagement news conclude the brief.
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Marriman Industrial Corporation
Greenwood Lake
Wiliam Fraser
Fiathass
Embargo on War Munitions to Mexican Ports Ordered
Washington orders an embargo on arms and war munitions from the United States to Mexican ports until further notice. The Antilla, carrying 3,000,000 rounds of ammunition and aircraft parts for Mexican rebels, sailed from New York for Tampico after delays in clearance. Secretary Bryan reportedly sought to block departure, while Collector Malone awaited additional instructions.
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United States
Wilson
New York
Mexico
Antina
Ward
Antilla
Constitutionallers
Tampico
Niner
Bryan
Malone
Whellington
Hurleyville Sees Social Mix of Visitors and News
Hurleyville reports a busy period with visitors from Roscoe Philadelphia and New York City. Memorial Day observances included a town cemetery service and a Boer Scouts band salute, with many local residents and families hosting guests and attending local events.
Not Too Aged to Work Queen Accused of Swindle
Mrs. Ellen Peck, 84, known as the queen of confidence women, once released from Auburn Prison in 1911 by Governor Diz, faces accusations of swindling a Central American out of 91000. She allegedly sought 2000 from Guatemala Consul in a Beaver Street office scheme after meeting him aboard a Vera Cruz steamer.
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Ellen Peck
Eperkill
Auburn
Diz
A. C
Guatemala
Sparkill
Beaver Street
Expect General Railroad Strike This Summer
Chicago officials report a likely nationwide rail strike as 72 000 engineers firemen and engine men west of Chicago prepare to vote on strike action after negotiations with railroad managers broke down. The unions say wage demands are justified and would add about 33 million to annual payrolls if granted.
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Chiago
General Managers’ Committee
Toe
Leader of Days Leader in Temperance Dies in Dorchester
Mrs. Mary E. Cheney a prominent New England temperance worker died at her Dorchester home from a fractured skull after falling three hours earlier in a dark stairway. A longtime leader in the Boston WCTU and former Massachusetts WCTU vice president, she had walked a corridor and misstepped in the dark.
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Mary BE. Cheney
New England
Dorchester
Cheney
Massachusetts
Women Boycott Bet Champions in New Orleans
New Orleans women canvass the city to sign a petition opposing a bill to legalize horse race betting in Louisiana. The petition has about 16,000 signatures and the measure was introduced in the Louisiana House, allowing New Orleans to decide gambling on races via a local option election.
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General Assembly
Thaw Case Now in High Court
The Thaw habeas corpus case reaches the U S Supreme Court with the record in Med In an appeal by Sherif T1 A Drew of Cons enanty N FL from a Federal judge Aldrich decision. Also notes local items from Florida Michigan graduation notices and a town speaking contest.
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Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court of the United States
Med
Sherif T1. A. Drew
Consenanty
N.fl
Aldrich
Huerta Ready to Resign If Mexico Is Pacified
Huerta states he will withdraw from government once Mexico is politically pacified and the new government enjoys public support. Mediation centers on Car ranza with constitutionalists and ABC powers shaping next moves while Huerta’s delegates break silence and affirm conditions for resignation.
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Huerta le
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Rafael Zuburan
Miagata Falls
Ont
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Rabasa, Rodriguez
Elguero
United States of America
Spaniards Seek U S Protection Demand for Spanish citizens in Tampico
Spanish Ambassador Senor Rtano asks Secretary Bryan to protect Spaniards in Tampico after a forced loan of 187000 pesos is demanded by constitutionalists. He says Spaniards are singled out for persecution amid turmoil.
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SenorsRtano
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Tampico
France Honors Colonel Roosevelt Arrival at the Elysee
Paris reports President Poicaire orders a special Presidential car for Colonel Roosevelt and readiness at the Elysee Palace. Roosevelt will be received by the President on Saturday.
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Paris
Poicaire
Roosevelt
Elysee
Injunction Blocks Johnson From Playing Elsewhere
A Illinois court made permanent an injunction barring Chief George H. Johnson from playing on any team except the Cincinnati Nationals. Separately, former Governor William Sulzer is set to speak at Warwick Friday June 5 with the first band concert of the season on that night and his address will be delivered from the band stand on Do You Want Honest Government.
Hire a Hall Says Judge to Agitators in White Plains
Supreme Court Justice Arthur 3. Tompkins denounces street agitators from the IWW in White Plains urging they hire a hall for speeches. A Grand Jury convened to consider twelve IWW members following protests in Tarrytown against John D. Rockefeller Sr. during the Colorado strike.
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Supreme Court
Arthur
Tompkins
White Plains
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Colorado
Duelics Tompkins
WLWL
Tarrswan
Peculiar Birds Puzzle Local Fans Near 3 Smith Street
Two foreign birds nesting in Thrall Park near 3 Smith street with several fledglings attract curiosity. They feed themselves and their young and are tamer than robins. The birds are dark almost black with a gray tinge and slightly larger than a blackbird. Each afternoon they are seen with their young in Thrall Park.
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R. J. Leamon
Smith Street
Thrall Park
Robion
Militants Smash Windows in Wales
In Criccieth the militants smashed twenty windows along the village main street. the post office suffered damage as women wielded hammers and tarred work marked the vandalism. Militants were arrested afterward.
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Criccieth
Waton
James
George
Chanteror
Weiel Hammer
Tasde Vaph
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