Madrid in gloom despite royal wedding tumult
Madrid trembles as King Alfonso and the royal party endure a somber wedding day. A bomb fragment barely wounds the king while guards shield the procession. seventeen killed and seventy six wounded in the day’s chaos. Funeral ceremonies accompany the mournful mood as officials and crowds pay homage amid defiant Catalan protests and a police dragnet for anarchists.
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Weyler
Alfonso
Lus Bicusi
Order of Santiago
Wester
Soclock
Hp Kige
Staf
Missouri Supreme Court Rules Fraternal Policy Not Liable
Jefferson City June 1 The Missouri Supreme Court handed down an opinion crucial for policyholders in fraternal associations The case May Westerman vs Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias reversed a circuit court judgment for 528627 to the beneficiary widow J P Westerman The court held the defendant a fraternal society not a normal life insurer and thus not liable The decision stems from a forfeiture for nonpayment in 1901 and the court notes the six year reserve claim remains unestablished by the statute
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
United States
May Westerman
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pithias
Plaintff
St Lule Gircuit
J P Westerman
Westerman
Missouri
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Geftendant
Brace
Ada Rehan Reported Very Ill in New York
A June report from New York states actress Ada Rehan is seriously ill with appendicitis at her home. A nurse attending her could not provide details on her condition and said she was too ill to be communicated with.
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New York
Ada Rehan
Miss Rehan
Fire panic in subway as cars burn and smoke fills tunnel
A storage track collision caused a short circuit and a fire on two cars in the subway during rush hour. Smoke filled the tunnel, passengers panicked, trains halted, and fire crews fought the blaze for hours. Damages were about $10,000.
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Washington Post
New York
Trafic
Broadway
103D Street
Lenox Avenue
Frank Tedley
Interborough System
Mety Sth Street
Lroith
Slath Street
Palmer
Talra
16Th Street
F E Brown
New York Fire Insurance Exchange
Durham and McAdam
Roundsman Cullen
Beryt Coleman
Omega foot balm trial bottle sale and rail fare ad
An ad offers Omega foot care trial bottle at 10 cents and promotes Union Trust Co vaults for silverware and heirlooms. It touts reasonable Baltimore return rates of $1.25 via Pennsylvanian Railroad with Saturday and Sunday service, excluding the Congress Limited, valid for return until Sunday night.
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Union Trust Co
F St
Baltimore
Pennshaua Railroad
Roosevelt presses drastic action on meat packing evils
President asserts urgent legislation is needed after Neill Reynolds briefing with Labor Commissioner. A partial report challenges earlier Bureau of Animal Industry findings, confirming many Jungle-era claims while disputing sensational fatalities and baby-finger myths. Congress set for immediate consideration.
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Charles P Neill
James B.reynolds
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
New York
Reynolds
Neill
Ator Beveridge
Beveridge
Iaj
Wadsworth
Agricultural Committee
Senate
Wells-Reynolds
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Nefend
Lin Slarr
W Neill
Sthetak
Chicago
Neill-Reynolds
Neil-Reynolds
Sinclair
Broker's Body Identified in Hudson River Tragedy
In New York on June 1 a fifty year old man’s body was found in the Hudson River near Spuyten Duyvil. Identified by clothing and photos as Henry Lowels Boswell of Charles Hathaway & Co, 45 Wall Street. He escaped from Riverdale Sanitarium on February 2 amid personal crisis and melancholy, apparently attempting to return to Brooklyn before succumbing to the river.
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New York
Trudson River
Spuyten Duyvil
Henry Lowels Boswell
Charles Hathaway & Co
Wall Shot
Riverdale Sanitarium
1St Street
Boswell
Brooklyn
Peril on Ocean Liner as Passengers Faced Gas Leak
An American Line steamer suffered a grave accident when a leak forced two passengers to jump overboard. The ship sprayed water and tableware as it pitched in dense fog while pumps worked nonstop toward Dover. Passengers were kept in cabins for days. cannery supplies ran short.
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Dover
English Channel
Patterson for Governor Dominates Four Day Tennessee Convention
Malcolm Patterson of Memphis, a Democratic congressman from the Tenth district, was nominated for governor by Tennessee Democrats after a stormy four day state gathering. Judge John R Bond had been a contender but faded. Horace Palmer of Rutherford County served as permanent chairman and Patterson was the sole nominee when votes were called. The platform praised railroad and canal legislation, attacked recent insurance probes, condemned Republican campaign funds, and denounced trusts. tariff was not mentioned.
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Nashville
Tenn
Malcolm Ih Patterson
Memphis
Congress
Tenth
State Democratic Committee
Tennesse
Patterson
John. I Coy
John R Bond
Cox
Horace Palmer
Rutherford County
Democratic Party
Tornado damages Claremore area destroying several buildings
A tornado hit Claremore last night damaging the Nelson Building unoccupied the Farmers' National Bank building under construction three people injured including James Packett and a boy. No damage reported at Vinita. Auction announced for 10 20 am direct from maintainers Wilson and Mayers.
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Vinita
Ind
Bis Region
Claremore
Nellaon
Farmers' National Bankuilding
James Packett
Wilson & Mayers
Girl 15 Acquitted in first degree murder case
A 15 year old girl Josephine Terra nova was found not guilty of murder in the death of her aunt Concetta Reggio. The jury, out fifteen minutes, indicated belief in the girl’s innocence upholding unwritten law. She was remanded to the Tombs pending decisions on the uncle’s murder charge. She plans to enter a convent and may not return to her husband. Sisters of Charity awaited outside. crowds celebrated outside court.
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Acton
Washington Post
New York
Josepiung Terranova
Concetta Reggio
Scott
Tme
Gaetano Reggio
Jerome
Lakeville
Sisters of Charity
Joseptine
Palroler
Fale
Rombo
Shen
Josephine
Italia
Tosephite
Acquittak
Fought Off Death in Bay Rescued by Steamer Washington
James Edward Arch age twenty from St Marys and Garfield Adams fourteen were stranded seven hours in the Lower Chesapeake waters. Burch clung to a capsized dory holding Adams and the dependent group, buffeted by waves until the steamer Washington arrived and rescued them. Resuscitation of Adams followed.
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Washington Post
Norfolk Va
James Edward Arch
St Marys
Garfield Adams
Chesapeake
Adams
Burch
Washington
Ross
Wason
Adame
Sword of Honor Found in the Army Cannon
At West Point a sword of honor, once missing after a Decoration Day theft claim, was discovered inside a cannon as cadets prepared reveille. General Mills had posted a $50 reward for the thief, and authorities planned a formal investigation into the prank.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
Gen Pope
Mills
Wade
Henrik Ibsen Buried in Christiania After Death
The body of Henrik Ibsen the Norwegian poet and dramatist who died May 28 was buried in Christiania with large public sorrow. The funeral at the Church of the Holy Trinity drew King Haakon cabinet ministers parliament and artists. A eulogistic address was read as the King listened attentively.
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Christiania
Henrik Ibsen
Jim
Church of the Holy Trinity
King Haakon
Gloomy Wedding Fetes in Spain
Anny Officer Edred Publiek reports on a somber wedding scene in Spain and related social tensions. The item hints at broader unrest and political undercurrents affecting daily life, with sparse details on individuals or outcomes.
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Spain
Edred Publiek
Subna
Agansa
Madrid
Congnisso
West Virginia
Forty killed in Cananea race war and Mexican mine strike
Rumor circulating that all Mexicans at W C Greenes mines in Mexico are on strike and forty workers were killed in a tie. Governor Sabel of Lonore reportedly en route to the mine with no troops, request for U S troops from Fort Huachuca. Greene is in Naco Ariz en route. News from Cananea Mexico describes a bivady race war with dead and wounded. Arizona rangers and a large citizen posse have left Bisbee for Cananea as fighting continued.
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El‘Fago Tex
W C Greenes
Mexico
Gov Sabel
Lonore
United States
Fort Huachuca
Aris PC
Cananea
Poe
Arizona Rangers
Citiens
Bisbee
Army Officer Killed at Target Practice at Naval Academy
Lieutenant Ferdinand Williams of Baltimore, attached to Company H, Second Battalion, United States Engineers, was accidentally shot at the Naval Academy rifle range when a sergeant discharged a revolver he had been practicing with. Williams died about six hours later from the wound, which entered two inches below the left armpit and traveled near the heart.
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Yoedaa
Washington
Annapolis
Liert Ferdinad Williams
J C Willams
Baltimore
Naval Academy Rifle Range
Willams
United States Engineers
Academy Range
Service Colas
Williams
Cartidge
Smart
USN
Naval Academy Hospital
A Mo McCormack
U S N
Smart Maj Berden
Army
Death in Auto Wreck Kills New Jersey Jeweler
New Brunswick New Jersey June 1 Frank Allsopp a Newark wholesale jeweler died instantly in an automobile crash near here. His wife Mrs Allsopp sustained probably fatal injuries and their nieces Alice and Ella Allsopp with Miss Florence Baker escaped with minor bruises after the touring car swerved to avoid a wagon and struck a telegraph pole.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Frank Allsopp
Newark
Mia Allsopp
Alice
Ella Allsopp
Florence Baker
Asbury Park
Allsopp
Dass & Wagon
Senator Proctor Stricken On Train To Vermont Home
Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont fell ill on a train from Washington while en route to his home in Proctor Vermont. A Troy physician treated him and he continued his journey. officials say his condition is not serious.
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Tray
United States
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Poctor
Washington
Troy
Rutland Vr
Laften
Adams Ends Life in Pennsylvania 2nd District Scandal
Representative Robert Adams Jr of Pennsylvania's 2nd District shoots himself in his club rooms, dies at emergency hospital. He leaves a note to Speaker Cannon stating his personal obligations exceed his resources after losing his fortune as a heavy speculator.
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Robert Adams, Jr
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Tragedy of Rep Robert Adams Jr Known as Bertle
Robert Adams Jr a Pennsylvania congressman known as Bertle killed himself after a career troubled by stock losses. He left a note asking that no funeral or memorial services be held and had pushed through a diplomatic and consular bill before his death. Police found he bought a pistol two weeks earlier and died from a bullet wound at Emergers Hospital after returning to his Metropolitan Club apartment. He had feared political upheaval in Philadelphia and personal health issues including a cancerous growth, with continuing premeditation shown by his last actions on the House floor and in the club.
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Eivil
Madrid
Robert Adams, Jr
Bertle
Congress
Cannon
House of the
Robert Adams SI
House of Representatives
Pennsyvania
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Metropolitan Club
H Street
Northwest
Imapending
Ananda
Philadelphia
Adams
Sulzer
New York
Mr Sulzer
Mr Adams
Wall Street
House of Representaties
H C Perkins
Cub
Perkins Adams
Joseph Cannon
Ralibo
Mint
Tooms
Aftar
Horace Clark
Clark
Adema
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