Woman Hurls Self at King George in Buckingham Palace Scene
London reports detail a dramatic incident at Buckingham Palace when Miss Mary Blomfield, daughter of Lady Blomfield, threw herself at King George and Queen Mary. She was restrained within seconds as police and attendants moved to remove her before finishing her plea. Public opinion grows over militant outrages, with church burnings and suffragist tensions amplifying the controversy.
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Lord Chamberlain's Department
Wilson Leaves Annapolis for Washington Morning Arrival
President Wilson departed Annapolis aboard the Mayflower at 3 20 p m for Washington expected to reach there by 9 o clock tomorrow morning He lunched with Captain Fullam and later inspected the naval academy A shore salute greeted the departing ship as it left the Severn River sailing toward the capital.
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Associated Preas
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Severn
Aquitania Arrives in New York After Rough North Atlantic Run
The Cunard liner Aquitania docked safely in the Hudson River on June 5, completing her Malden from Liverpool. Despite her 901 foot length, tugs guided her neatly to berth as harbor craft cheered. The passenger list was reduced by news of the sinking of the Empress of Ireland in the St Lawrence River causing cancellations.
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Associated Press
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Hudson River
Liverpool
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St. Lawrence River
Mystery of J. C. R. Cleared by His Mother
Mrs. H. E. Pitkin identified the paralyzed man Earl W. Les as her son J. C. R. after months of doubt from his brother and sister. The eight year mystery ended when tattoo marks and infantile scars matched, keying to the word pie as the son’s favorite dessert, authorities said.
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Associated Press
Chicago
J. C. BR
H. BE. Pitkin
Earl W. Les
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Calfield
Nevada
Mather
Hkechester
Minn
Hus Ming
T. C. Root
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Maula
Rochester
Oak Forest
Violent volcanic eruption on San Guir island
Batavia reports a violent eruption on the Dutch island of San Guir 140 miles south of Mindanao in the Philippines. Lava streams raced down mountain sides destroying forests and cocoa plantations while a rain of stones and ashes covered the island. About 100 houses were destroyed though no deaths are recorded. San Guir is part of the Talautse group in the Celebes Sea. Destructive Gunong Abu activity is noted in past years.
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Philippines
Associated Press
Batavia
Java
Mindana
Talautse Islands
Celebes Sea
British North Borneo
Gunong Abu
Big purse for Johnson Langford glove fight in London
Six thousand sovereigns secured as the largest gold sum posted to insure the Johnson Langford bout. Gerrard Austin presented the money with uniformed guards, six bags of 1 000 sovereigns each. The fight likely in London in September or October. The Ritchie Welsh bout date moved to July 4 with Emil Thiery stating all issues resolved.
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Jack" Johnson
Sam'’ Langford
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Austin
Ritchie-Welsh
Chicago
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Ritchie
Emil Thiery
New York
England
Eugene Cori
Policeman Ritter Refuses Resignation in Wisconsin
Willam J. Ritter declares he will stand trial for conduct unbecoming an officer and alleges a frame up in the La Crosse police department. He threatens sensational disclosures when the trial is called.
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Wis
Willam J. Ritter
Ritter
Quinlan Must Serve Term As IWW Leader Convicted
New Jersey Supreme Court upholds Patrick Quinlan conviction for advocating prostitutes during the Paterson silk mill strike. Quinlan, leader of the Industrial Worker of the World, is ordered to serve his sentence.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Supreme Court Today
Patrick Quinlan
Industrial Worker of the World
Patemon
England's Contender for America’s Cup Built on Radical Lines
The Shamrock JV built by Campbell & Nicholson in Gosport England reveals a radical yacht design by Charles Nicholson. It departures from Shamrock IV precedents with bold features, aiming to lift the Cup. Sir Thomas Lipton and sailor William Burton back the vessel for races off Sandy Hook in September.
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Thomas J. Lipton
Campbell & Nicholson
Gosport
England
Portsmouth Harbor
Charles Nicholson
Nicholson
Sir Thomas
William P. Burton
Sandy Wook
Mediation Doubt and Hope Cloud Tampico Arms Shipment
Washington debates open port policy as Tampico remains open amid reports of ships carrying arms for the constitutionalists. Carranza’s pending response to mediation notes fuels cautious optimism and concern over a broader settlement.
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Tampico
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Niagara Falls
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Mexco
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Saltillo
Washington, D. C
State Department
New York
Galveston
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Tuxpam
Lobos Island
State
Navy Departments
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Blanquet
Badger
Alvarado
Puerto Mexico
Died at Wausau former Neenah resident dies sick
Mrs. Joachim Stecker of Neenah dies in Wausau at eighty one after general debility. Survivors include two daughters and a son, with services set for Sunday at 2 p m at the German Lutheran church officiated by Rev. A. Froehlke. Remains to be taken to Appleton for burial. Various society officers and community notices follow, including alumni banquet plans and local visits.
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Wisconsin
Wis
Wausau
Joachim Stecker
F G@ Stecker
Runoldt
Center
Taege
Henry Stecker
Appleton
South Commercial Street
Welock
Rey Ao Froehlke
Hoad
Lena Miller
Sopha Schwiatt
Ae Honson
Christina Teterson
Martha Crsperson
Tohonna Jencen
Emma Fricke
Elsie Magnussen
Anna Stefvenson
Margaret Sorensen
William Seimidt
Emma
Minneapolis
Elfreda Peterson
Walter Pingle
Clark Hospital
Louie Jordan
Barkford
J .H. Armstrong
Oshkosh
E. Brass
Wiliam Burr
E. Nyman
Appleton High School
Emma Draheima
Emma Loescher
Milwauke
Madison
John Schneller
Reedsville
Acquitted of Murder in Chillicothe Father Axe Death
Leon Hoyt twenty years old was found not guilty today of murdering his father Edward Hoyt a wealthy stock man who was beaten to death with an ax in his barn near Chillicothe Missouri June date not fully shown Rovers Hao a
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Associated Press
Chillicothe
Leon Hoyt
Edward. Hoyt
Hie Barn Rovers
Towns Upstate Menaced by Torrents and Dam Breaks
In Greenwood Wisconsin near the Black River floodwaters surge as a concrete dam is swept away and mills and bridges collapse. Homes are evacuated as waters rise. Hemlock and Owen report mills demolished and streets flooded with extensive property damage expected. Elsewhere heat warnings spread across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma with record highs feared. Duluth sees storm abate and Lake Superior traffic resumes. Helena Ohio reports minor storm damage to buildings and oil derricks.
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TOY Withee Lumber Company
Owen
Here
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Concordia
Kan
Springfield
Kansgag City
Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Park Point
Helena
Toledo
Strike at Pittsburg Prompts Large Industrial Walkout
In Pittsburg on June 5, about 8 000 workers and 3 000 electric staff from the Allegheny Congenial Industrial union walked out to press for better conditions at the Weatinghouse Electric and Manufacturing and Weatinghouse Machinery plants. They demand ending premium piece and bonus pay, rehiring all February 1 discharged workers, and a rotation of employment during slow periods.
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Pittsburg
Weatinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Weatinghouse Machinery Company Nati
Allegheny Congenial Industrial Union
Turtle Creek Playground
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Empress Inquiry Set to Open June 16 in Quebec or Montreal
Ottawa announces the inquiry into the Empress of Ireland disaster will open Tuesday June 16 in Quebec or Montreal. J D Hazen says Lord Mersey arrives June 13 with Sir Adolphe Houthier and Chief Justice McLeod to head the investigation.
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Vontreat
J. D. Hazen
Preas
Ottawa
Courtroom crowd packs Schumann-Heink divorce trial
Large female audience fills Judge Sullivan's chamber as Schumann-Heink and Rapa case moves toward verdict. Depositions reveal Rapp linked to Mrs Catherine Dean with mentions of visits to her New York apartment and late night meetings. Proceedings aim to speed up hearings with a possible verdict by Saturday night.
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Chicago
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Mme
Schumann-Heink
Reyreuth
Germany
William Naples
Naples
Rapp
Catherine Dean
New York
Mark Marrison
Dean
John Berger
Nomination Paper Rules for September 1 Primary
Prospective candidates for the September 1 primary must circulate nomination papers in at least seven county precincts and file with the county clerk by August 1. Signature minimums vary by party, with specific ranges for Republican Democratic Prohibition Social Democrat. Campaign expense accounts are due on set dates, with post primary and post election filings required. County Clerk Fish has printed information cards for candidates.
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Tania
Fish
Teasdale Plans Green Bay Hearing On Vice Issues
Senator Howard Teasdale of Sparta and members of the legislature's special vice investigating committee spent a brief visit in Green Bay and announced a return hearing. He said detectives had been in the city and that information on arcades dance halls and working conditions could guide improvements. Teasdale added it would be unfair to imply he was satisfied with prior informal observations.
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Green Bay
Wis
Howard Teasdale
Sparta
Cormuttes
Convict Pleads Guilty After Landlady Temptation
Thomas Parkinson told the La Crosse court that since a prison release three years ago his record was clean until tempted by his landlady Mrs. Flossie Colburn. He pled guilty to a 4 statutory charge and received a one year sentence at Waupun.
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Wis
Flossie Colburn
Thomas Parkinson
Wullty
Waupun
La Crosse Woman Held for Arson Insurance Scam
La Crosse Wisconsin July 5 Nancy Mc Coy was arrested by State Fire Marshal E. S Baker on a charge of setting fire to the house she occupied to obtain insurance on the furniture. A blaze damage estimate is $000. The woman pleaded not guilty and was brought before a justice.
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la Crosse
Wis
Nancy McCoy
Baker
Posen
Reasons Enough for Worry by Democrats
Democratic lawmakers fret over a merged GOP and progressive bloc in the next campaign as an entirely new House and 32 Senate seats loom. They blame President Wilson for perceived missteps on Memorial Day attendance, tariff policy, and rising costs, while noting a potential shift in the GOP toward reform and a brighter future if leadership changes occur.
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