Mauretania Brawl Aboard Sparks International Stir
English passenger Pirkis slugs Dwyer after a late smoke room game aboard the Cunard Mauretania. Three American winners Bralavour Day and Dwyer are arrested but discharged. passengers allege gambling row as Englishmen clash with Americans leaving bruises and broken teeth. Captain Pritchard weighs arrest while Pinkerton notified.
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Mulberry Street
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Uner
F. J J. Pirkin
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Dwyer
Vernon H. Brown
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Gambling fracas on Cunard pier ends with guards aboard
A heated incident between American gamblers and English players aboard a Cunard liner led to warnings, a fist shake, and calls for peace. Captain Pritchard posted guards outside the troubled rooms while noncombatants petitioned for calm. A bystander hurled a spittoon at an Englishman, denting a pillar.
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Thornton
Mexico
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Col Thomas H Carter Dead Bursar at University of Virginia
Col Thomas H Carter seventy seven years old longtime bursar at the University of Virginia died at his son in law Capt Robert E Lee Jr s home in King William County He was a noted Confederate soldier and father of Mrs H Rozier Dulany of Washington and L Spencer Carter of Baltimore A brother of Dr Shirley Carter of Washington who married Miss Swann of Maryland Carter suffered a paralytic stroke two years ago and had been in ill health since He was highly regarded in Virginia
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Washington Post
Richmond
Thomas H. Carter
H. Rozier Dulany
Washington
L. Spencer Carter
Baltimore
Robert BE. Lee, Jr
King Wiliam County
Cg Carter
Virginia
Shirley Carter
Miss Swann
Maryland
Anomaly in Oregon Legislature Sees Opponents Control Senate Result
Oregon's legislature will likely elect Democrat Gov George W Chamberlain to the U S Senate succeeding Republican Charles W Fulton The body appears to be mainly Republican with about 48 Statement No 1 members pledged to back the winner Yet defections are possible and a Republican could still gain the seat Ambition and dry issues affected county results with several counties voting dry The text notes specific elected officials and court and public roles in Oregon including Willis C Trawley WR Enis Robert S W county and Clyde Aitchison
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Portland
Oreg
George W
Chamberlain
Oregon
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Henry M. Cake
Rongevelt
Senate
United States Senate
Wrom
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Hep Bueen
Willis C. Trawley
WR. Enis
Nf Supreme Court
Robert S
THINK GIRL WAS POISONED IN RICHMOND VERDICT
Richmond investigators probe the sudden death of Miss Anne Groangireet on Thursday night. The physician suspects poisoning by a powerful drug despite the dying statement of the victim. No autopsy has been performed though an exhumation appears likely. Police follow leads, including a possible involvement by a young man.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Anne &. Groangireet
Tourist Rates To Baltimore Adirondack and Seashore Resorts
On sale daily to Jersey Seashore resorts Adirondack and Mountains Northern New York New England Canadian Provinces Nova Scotia Allegheny Mountains and western points consult agents at His Gst 69 Penna Ave for advice on rail or water tours for recreation.
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New York
New England
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Nova Scotia
Allegheny Mountains
Pitayurs of Récreation
Penna. Ave
Diplomatic Scandal Puzzle Unfolds At Post Office Read
A Washington Post feature recounts reporters and detectives chasing the elusive G C Trevia a London diplomat later revealed as G Calvert. The tale centers on a red leather portfolio containing papers and a taunting ad blamed on a Teddy Third Term conspiracy, with clues tying Everet Shinn and Roosevelt era artists to the hoax.
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London
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State Department
Connecticut
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Everet Shinn
Waverly Place
New York
Shinn
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Luks
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Reading Spirit
Theodore Roosevelt 111 Club
George B. Luks
Everett Shinn
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Bluemont
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New-York
Theodore Til Chib
George Calvert
White House
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Calvert
Theodore
Messenger
G. C. Trevla
Iowa Primary Races Shift as Returns Slow Supporters Claim Wide Leads
Washington based despatch reports slow inconsistent returns from Iowa primaries for governor and United States senator. Cummins and Allison fight a close race with early bulletins showing small margins. Mahaska County shows Allison ahead by about 40 percent. Official count expected tomorrow.
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Allison
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Alison
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Mabagba County
Dot
United States
Cumjive
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Carrol
Frederick B. White
Claude R. Porter
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Retune
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Iowa
Allison Naddquarters
Oskaloosa
Mahaska County
William B. Alison
Cumins
Vernor
Roosevelt Endorsed Platform Near Taft Victory in Chicago
Wade Ellis to lead fight against standpatters as finishing touches forge a Taft Roosevelt policy platform. Secretary Taft and President Roosevelt approve. Hitchcock poised for National Committee chair with Long and Hopkins backing. Taft seeks clear pledge to complete Roosevelt work and keep Roosevelt policies endorsed.
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Secretary of War
Roosevelt
Frank H. Bitchcock
National Committee
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Bropkins
Taft
White House
Frank Kellogg
Minnesota
Wade Elis
Ohio
Representative Burton
Cleveland
Long
Kansas
Hopking
Illinois
Frank H. Hitehk
Wade Bills
Bn Resolutons
Washington
Virginia Beach
Wilis
Elis
Uklo
Oils
Cannon
Dalzell
Payne
Senator Long
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Republican Party
Envoys Return From Costa Rica After Banquet
Willam Buchanan and Enrique Creel returned from the Venice American Court of Justice in Wilhelm, Costa Rica, after a week of honors. They attended a banquet hosted by President Ben Gonzalez Viquez with state ministers and notable figures. The Des Moines crew were warmly entertained and sailed for Port Simon with officials and citizens aboard.
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Hil
Ambassador Creel
United States
Des Moines
San Joze
Buchanan
Cree
Port Simon
Viquez
Senur Andersson
Lieut Evans Draws Gun To Rescue Sailors In San Francisco
In a June incident Lieut Frank T Evans son of Fighting Bod intervened at a Barbary Coast dance hall to stop attackers targeting bluejackets Edmundssen and Wallick flagged a theft of a $20 gold piece. Evans drew a revolver and warned the crowd before sailors were arrested and later freed by the court.
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San Francisco
Frank T. Evans
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Edmundssen
Louisiana
Wallick
Vans
Evang
Strikers Dynamite 3 Cars In Chester Strike Turmoil
Three Chester Traction Company cars were dynamited amid strike disorder in Chester Pennsylvania. A car on the Media division was blown to pieces. two others on Saville avenue in Eddystone were wrecked. Deputies arrested the crew of the car with no passengers as gunfire and a mob confrontation followed, with officers forced to fire to disperse attackers.
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Chester Traction Company
Saville Avenue
Eddystone
Libel suit on graft charge shocks Philadelphia politics
Philadelphia secretary to Mayor Reyburn triggers arrest of State Senator James P. McNichol on a criminal libel charge. The case arose after a letter to Gibboney of the Law and Order Society alleged McNichol paid $20,000 in 1905 to influence raids and administration. Kaufmann disputes the tale as false and calls for McNichol to name the recipient. The Post Educational Contest winners to be announced June 7.
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Arest
James P. McNichol
Philadephia
Max Kaufmann
Reyburn
Gibboney
Law and Order Society
McNichol
Kaufman
John Weaver
Kaufmann
Arkansas Democratic State Convention Binds Delegates to Denver
Little Rock June 2 The Democratic State convention binds delegates to Denver to support Bryan. Delegates at large for the national convention include United States Senator James P Clarke George W Donaghey Democratic nominee for governor Q C Ludwig and James Harrod of Little Rock Jeff Davis the candidate for delegate at large received 18 percent of the 5 3? votes The administration slate fills the delegates elected A contest between W S Goodwin and R Minor Wallace for the Seventh district nomination favored Wallace A statewide Prohibition proposal drew weak support and was referred to the resolutions committee indicating likely failure.
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Little Rock
Ark
Sipport
Bryan
James K. Jones
United States
James P. Clarke
George W. Donaghey
Q. C. Ludwig
James Harrod
Jeff Davis
State Central Committee
Goodwin
R Minor Wallace
W. T. Amis
Hot Springs
Committee On
X-Ray Expert Loses Eye in Hopkins Operation
Dr Frederick H Baetjer a renowned Baltimore physician had his eye removed during a Johns Hopkins Hospital operation. Surgeons Dr Robert J Randomh and Dr Willam S Baer performed the procedure. Friends speculate X rays contributed to the eye loss. Baetjer is a noted authority on radio activity and Roentgen rays dating from early studies after Roentgen's discovery.
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Baltimore
Frederick H. Baetjer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Robert J. Randomh
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Baer
Bacher
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Roentzen
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Balloon Flight Sets 80 Mile Speed Record In Storm
The Chicago owned balloon by C A Coey and crew led by Cayt C L Bambaugh alighted near Clear Lake eight miles south west of here after an 11 hour flight covering about 80 miles. Rain and cold air forced ballast loss and gas contraction. Bambaugh vows another attempt for the Lahm Cup as Leichliter heads to Chicago with the craft.
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Chicago
Charles A. Cocy
Riven Oy
C. L. Bambaugh
Charles Letehliter
Quincy
Clear Lake
Dake
Bumbaugh
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Leichliter
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C. A. Coey & Co
C. H. Leichster
Drayar
Here
Col. Coey
Capt. Bumbaugh
Philip Not Guilty Cheer Greets Defendant
Philip, cleared of killing cabman Frank Macaboy in the Arlington Hotel corridor, walked free after a 10 juror not guilty verdict on the second ballot. Prosecutors branded his testimony as fabrications while defense counsel praised the outcome and noted his intent to return to New York.
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Frank Macabe
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