McNamara brothers remanded on murder charges in LA Times case
John J McNamara and his brother J B McNamara were arraigned on nineteen indictments for the Los Angeles Times explosion killings and ordered jailed without bail. A conspiracy count against John J McNamara was added. June 1 at 10 a.m. set for pleas. Ortie McManigal did not appear, signaling cooperation with prosecutors.
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Los Angeles
John J McNamara
J. B. McNamera
John J. McNamara
Llewellyn Iron Works
MccNamaran
McNamaras
Leo Rappaport
Medal Given Carnegie Decoration for Peace Efforts
Twenty one republics of the Pan American union presented Andrew Carnegie a gold medal in recognition of his work for peace and friendship among nations. Carnegie pledged an additional one million dollars for Pan American Union grounds and projects, joining the seventy five hundred thousand already donated.
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Millionaire
Washington
Western Hemisphere
Pan-American Union
Andrew Carnegie
John Parrett
Carnegie
Barrett
Union
Ar. Carnegie
Five Hundred Thousand Dollar Bequest to Radcliffe College
New Bedford Mass May 6 Radcliffe College will receive about 500000 from the estate of Francis BR Green who died recently in July The bequest will be available after the expiration of a trust providing an annuity for a nephew Green a Harvard athlete and the class of 1865s strong man credited with lifting a ton His wife was Radcliffe graduate.
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New Bedford
Mass
Radcliffe College
Francis BR. Green
Green
Harvard
Radcliffe
Bowdoin College Receives 56000 Gift for Gym and Athletics
In Brunswick Maine on May 6 a total of 56000 was announced for Bowdoin College to fund a new gymnasium and athletic buildings.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Orchard saved by heaters near Clarksville
At Lallo ma Jardin the large fruit orchard of Janes AM Zion, a mile east of Clarksville, tested 2,000 oil and coal burners to stave frost. Zion and six Purdue university experiment station staff raised orchard temps 4 to 6 degrees above outside air, claiming fruit saving feasibility.
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Clarksville
Ind
Lalloma Jardin
Janes AM. Zion
Bangor Plans Major Reconstruction After $3 Million Fire
Bangor Maine reports the city will rebuild after a devastating fire that destroyed twenty five large business structures, half a dozen churches and around 200 homes. Officials say all major structures will be rebuilt by year end.
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Bangor
Andrew Carnegie Receives Pan American Gold Medal
Andrew Carnegie is honored with a Pan American Union Gold Medal in recognition of his contributions to international cooperation. The award highlights Carnegie’s lasting influence in promoting cultural and economic ties across the Americas.
Clean Towels and Sheets Provision Faces Passage
In Springfield Illinois on May 6 a hotel regulation bill faced an amendment to exclude Chicago. The measure would require two clean towels daily in hotels and sheets at least 9 by 100 inches, with passage expected next week. Local officials battled to narrow the ordinance.
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Springfield
Ilinois
BF. J. Kine
Browne
Chicago
Wilson Arrives in Kansas City for Western Tour
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey arrives in Kansas City and delivers the first address of his western tour before the Knife and Fork club. A reception committee led by Governor Hadley escorts him from the depot and local civic groups host him.
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Kansas City
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Knife and Fork Club
Hadley
Wilson
Denver
Armistice Deadline Looms as Mexican Peace Talks Uncertain
El Paso reports near-term peace still uncertain as noon set for armistice expiration. President Diaz’s resignation remains unconfirmed. Insurgents demand Diaz announce retirement. Madero warns armistice will not be extended if no peace assurance by noon Saturday.
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Madero
el Paso
Tex
Diaz
Insurrecto
Carbajal
Mexican Commission
Dias
Oscar Braniff
Federal Peace Commission
Messeage
Eum
Francisco J. Madero
Gomez
Baseball results from National League and surrounding games
In the National League Brown and others led Philadelphia and Boston with notable performances. St Louis edged Pittsburgh while Chicago and Cincinnati posted results as Keefe and Clarke starred in differing matchups.
First Republican backs free sugar bill in general debate
Washington May 6 thirteen speeches were delivered on the Democratic free list bill. Representative Warburton of Washington urged support, the first House Republican to back the measure. He argued for duty free sugar and warned removal could save over 145 million dollars annually. General debate to end tonight. bill to be taken up Monday under the five minute rule and likely pass before adjournment.
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Washington
Representative Warburton
Warburton
House
Buear
Ambiguous Baseball League Notes From Historic Box Scores
Fragmentary text lists multiple cities and players including New York Boston Washington Cleveland and Chicago. Mentions individuals such as Smith Hall Nunmaker Brooch Walsh Lange Payne and Sullivan in an unclear box score or standings fragment.
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New York
Rowe
Boston
Smith
Hall and Nunmaker
Broochett
Walsh and Siweenny
Washington
Philadelphia
Uuu Son Mank
Thomas
Utes Ainworth
Dietz Murder Trial Testimony Described in Wisconsin
Theodore Lurdson testified to seeing Dietz fire four shots from the Dietz cabin toward Cameron dam last October during a confrontation with Oscar Harp’s family. Ole Bredeson and Albert Bredeson corroborated hearing shots and seeing Dietz flee toward the barn. Louis Renville also testified to similar sounds and events.
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Hayward
Wis
Theodore Lurdson
Vialot
Dom F. Dietz
Thestie
Oscar Harp
Cameron Dam
Gaid
Djete
Dietz
Leslie
Rome
Ole Bredeson
Albert Bredeson
Louis Renville
American Association Polo Match Results and Scores
The record lists results from the American Association with matches in Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Minneapolis and St Paul. It shows scores like Louisville 6 Columbus 12 and others, reflecting a sequence of contest outcomes.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Harbor Where Foreign Warships Are View of Street
A city harbor and waterfront scene with distant warships and bustling street life. A vantage point shows ships at anchor beyond cranes and piers while pedestrians and carts move along the quay. The image captures naval presence and urban harbor activity.
Whipped by Whitecaps Fight Ends With Fading Respect
Bloomington Indiana May 6 Harvey Mearley a fifty six year old farmer southeast of Bloomington was awakened by a mob of whitecaps forced entry and beat him for about two hours He recalls three attackers and sought damages while claiming turkey theft accusations against him remain unproven Authorities have not arrested anyone in this incident.
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Bloomington
Ind
Harvey Mearley
McMarley
Mwe
Ethion Teuther
Steam pipe blast on towboat stirs search at Moundsville
In Wheeling West Virginia May a steam pipe in the boiler room of the towboat Dicling burst as it passed Moundsville. Fireman Wo Vallomer Schneter is missing and feared to have jumped overboard and drowned. The crew faced a serious panic but was narrowly averted.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Hoiler
Moundsville
Vallomer Schneter
Shipping to Be Protected in Alaska Riot Warning
Secretary Fisher and Attorney General Wickham conferred on Cordova Alaska riots after coal dumped from Alaska Steamship docks. A telegram to Governor Walter B. Clark urged prompt, vigorous action to suppress lawlessness while protecting shipping and promoting Alaska coal development.
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Fisher
Waltre E. Clark
Washington
Wicker Pham
Cordova
Alaska
Alaska Steamship Company
Wickereham
United States
Walter B. Clark
Chaplin
Conn
Clark
Columbia
Cordovab
Ciitizens
Lake steamer sinks in Detroit river collision
The steel steamer Fisher sank after a collision with the steamer Stephen Clement opposite Wyandotte in the lower Detroit river. Chief Engineer W. W. Auhl Steward Louis Sugden and Sugden's wife are believed drowned. The Clement rescued the Fisher crew who jumped into the water in night clothing.
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Detroit
Mich
Fisher
Wyandotte
Detroit River
Stephen Clement
Cleveland
W. W. Auhl
Louis Sugden
Sudgen
Clement
Daring Save as Runaway Carriage Ends in Narrow Escape
Former Milwaukee mayor and actress wife narrowly escaped death in a Paw Paw runaway. As horses bolted toward the town street, the driver and the mayor fell. Mrs Rose clung to the rear seat and was saved by bystander Charles Huff who leaped in and held the horses, stopping the rig.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Rose
Milwaukee
Paw Paw
Mr Rose
Charles Huff
Mrs. Rose
Miners Burned to Death in Hartford Mine Fire
Fire on the fourth level of the Hartford mine in Negaunee Michigan killed five or six miners. One body was recovered and others remain trapped. The cause is unknown and damage runs into thousands of dollars as crews work to control the blaze.
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Negaunee
Mich
Hartford
Hoe Library Sale Closes With $42,876 Net
The final session of the sale of the late Robert Hoe’s library raised $42,876.50, bringing the total from the entire sale to $997,863.50.
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New York
Robert Hoe
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