Rumpus Aboard Mauretania Over Gambler Row
English passenger Pirkis assaults gambler Dwyer amid smoke room brawl aboard the Mauretania. Three Americans Bralavour Day and Dwyer arrested then discharged at Jefferson Market Police Court. Grappled by stewards, teeth knocked out, others wounded, captain consulted. authorities alerted.
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Washington Hort
New York
Mulberry Street
Cunard
Uner
Toyer
Sahl
Pirkis
Thornton
Mardeahy
Dwver
Dwyer
MacLinby
Thorston
Dowyer
Dayard Graulataur
Parkis
Macleady
Poser
Moss
WHS
English gambling row aboard Cunard ship sparks passenger fear
On a Cunard liner a brawl erupted between English gamblers and American travelers overboard quarrels. Captain Pritchard posted guards to prevent further trouble as Thornton and others refused to press charges amid fear of arrest. a prominent passenger woman left with the gamblers as Day’s spittoon aimed at an Englishman missed its mark.
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Khnow
MacLeahy
Vernon H. Brown
Pinkerton
Cunard‘ Pier
Dwyer
Thornton
Mexico
Capt. Pritchard
Pirkis
Day
Col Thomas H Carter Dead Bursar at University of Virginia
Col Thomas H Carter seventy seven years old former bursar at the University of Virginia died at his son in laws home Capt Robert BE Lee Jr in King William County He was a distinguished Confederate soldier and father of Mrs H Rozier Dulany of Washington and L Spencer Carter of Baltimore He suffered a stroke two years ago and had been in ill health He was a brother of Dr Shirley Carter of Washington who married Miss Swann from a Maryland family
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University of Virginia
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 Elects Chamberlain Senator
The Oregon legislature, heavily Republican, is poised to elect Democrat George W. Chamberlain to the U S Senate, despite opposition faction hopes. Officials expect about 48 supporters of Statement No 1 to back his candidacy, with defections possible as anti Chamberlain plans surface.
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Shey
Portland
Oreg
George W
Chamberlain
Oregon
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Henry M. Cake
Rongevelt
Calumn Nc
Senate
United States Senate
Wrom
Nineten
Hep Bueen
Willis C. Trawley
WR. Enis
Nf Supreme Court
Robert S
THINK GIRL WAS POISONED IN RICHMOND DEATH CASE
Richmond police probe the sudden death of Miss Anne Groangireet on Thursday night. The physician suspects poisoning by a powerful drug and reports the matter to the sullee, though the dying statement denies any blame. No autopsy was performed and exhumation may follow. Investigators follow the theory that a young man procured or administered the drug.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Anne &. Groangireet
Tourist Rates Via Baltimore and Ohio Rail Lines
On sale daily to Jersey Seashore resorts Adirondack Mountains and Northern New York New England Canadian Provinces Nova Scotia Allegheny Mountains and many Western points Consult agents at His Gst 69 Penna ave for help planning rail or water tours for recreation
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Adirondack & Mountains
New York
New England
Canadian
Nova Scotia
Allegheny Mountains
Pitayurs of Récreation
Penna. Ave
The Teddy Third Term Puzzle Intrigues Washington
A Washington Post piece chronicles a spoof involving G C Trevia of London and a forged diplomatic papers case. Police, reporters, and sleuths chase a red leather portfolio marked E G, traced to Everet Shinn of New York, amid a rumor mill about Roosevelt and the Third Term puzzle.
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Post
United States
London
England
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Central Office
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Teddy
State Department
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Everet Shinn
Waverly Place
New York
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Luks
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Bluemont
Washington
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Theodore Til Chib
George Calvert
White House
Loeb
Calvert
Theodore
Messenger
G. C. Trevla
Iowa primary doubt grows as returns trickle in
Slow, conflicting returns from Iowa's June primaries fuel uncertainty. Gov Cummins and Sen Allison claim leads up to midnight, with early Mahaska County results showing Allison ahead. Officials foresee final results after official counts, with governors’ race tight and noted bids from Garst and Carroll.
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Allison
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Alison
Quukaloosa
Mabagba County
Dot
United States
Cumjive
Garst
Carrol
Frederick B. White
Claude R. Porter
United
Retune
Dubuque
Iowa
Allison Naddquarters
Oskaloosa
Mahaska County
Revision Plank in Rough Draft Is Prepared
The rough draft of the Taft platform was completed and refined at a White House conference and at Secretary Taft's office. Wade Ellis and Frank H Hitchcock lead the campaign team with Roosevelt policies to be endorsed and tariff reform pledged. The draft, aided by the President and Taft, aims to secure a decisive platform at Chicago and solid Taft support.
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Frank H. Bitchcock
National Committee
Resolutions Committee
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Taft
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Minnesota
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Ohio
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Ogiever
W. Murray Crane
Mitehcock
Winen Ag
Oider
Tafe
Oyster Bay
Envoys Return After Costa Rican Visit and Banquet
San Jose Costa Rica June 2 Willam Buchanan and Enrique Creel the beign commissioners representing the United States and Mexico at the Vienna American Court of Justice departed after a week of hospitality. A banquet honored them with President Menor Gonzalez Viquez and officials present. Des Moines crew were also entertained and the envoys sailed for Port Simon with officials and citizens.
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United States
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Cree
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Viquez
Senur Andersson
Lieut Evans Draws Gun Moral Support on Barbary Coast
In San Francisco Lieut Frank T Evans son of Fighting Bod saved two bluejackets from a beating after a theft at a Cred States dance hall. A civilian in disguise waved a revolver and warned troublemakers before sailors were arrested but later released by the court.
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Frank T. Evans
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Edmundssen
Louisiana
Wallick
Vans
Evang
Strikes Turn Violent in Chester Traction Disorder
Three of Chester Traction Companys cars were dynamited tonight in Saville avenue and the Media division. A crew on the car with no passengers were arrested by deputies, while two passengers were on another car and uninjured. Deputies were mobbed by strike sympathizers but repelled before reinforcements arrived.
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Chester
Chester Traction Company
Saville Avenue
Eddystone
Libel Suit on Graft Charge Involving Philadelphia Leader
Philadelphia June 2 A warrant issued for State Senator James P McNichol Republican leader on a criminal libel charge. Max Kaufmann mayor's secretary alleges McNichol paid 20000 in 1905 to Gibboney to raid gambling houses and shift aid from Mayor Weaver. Gibboney denies knowledge and Kaufmann calls story false. The Post Educational Contest winners will be in Sunday's paper June 7.
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Arest
James P. McNichol
Philadephia
Max Kaufmann
Reyburn
Gibboney
Law and Order Society
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Kaufman
John Weaver
Kaufmann
Arkansas Democratic State Convention Chooses Delegates
At Little Rock Arkansas on June 2 the Democratic State convention bound delegates to Denver to support Bryan. The administration slate elected includes James P. Clarke and George W. Donaghey for national posts with Jeff Davis failing as a delegate at large. The convention adopted a resolution eulogizing ex Senator Jones. A plan for statewide prohibition was sent to the resolutions committee after weak support.
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Sipport
Bryan
James K. Jones
United States
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George W. Donaghey
Q. C. Ludwig
James Harrod
Jeff Davis
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Goodwin
R Minor Wallace
W. T. Amis
Hot Springs
Committee On
X Ray Expert Loses Eye in Johns Hopkins Operation
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore June 2 Dr Frederick H Baetjer a leading city physician lost an eye in a Johns Hopkins Hospital surgical operation performed by Dr Robert J Randomh and Dr Willam S Baer Friends suggest X rays contributed to the accident Baetjer was an authority on radio activity and Roentgen rays studying their effects since Roentgen’s discovery He used the rays in treatment at Hopkins and gained national recognition for his work
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Baltimore
Frederick H. Baetjer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Robert J. Randomh
Willam
Baer
Bacher
Prof
Roentzen
Hopkins
Balloon makes record long flight despite storm
The Chicago balloon owned by Charles A Coey and flown by Cayt C Bambaugh landed eight miles south west of Clear Lake S Dak eight miles south west at 5 am after eleven hours aloft covering about 80 miles. Rain forced ballast loss and altitude drops. with gas cooled and ballast thrown, the crew fought weather to set speed records but could not beat the long distance mark or Lahm Cup.
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Chicago
Charles A. Cocy
Riven Oy
C. L. Bambaugh
Charles Letehliter
Quincy
Clear Lake
Dake
Bumbaugh
Kirksville
Leichliter
W. H. Pickens
C. A. Coey & Co
C. H. Leichster
Drayar
Here
Col. Coey
Capt. Bumbaugh
Philip Not Guilty Cheer Greets Defender at Acquittal
Philip walked from the Arlington Hotel a free man after a jury found him not guilty of fatally shooting cabman Frank Macaboy. The courtroom erupted as the verdict of not guilty came on the second ballot, nine to three for acquittal, and relatives and supporters celebrated while Macaboy’s father spoke of forgiveness and the prosecution pressed for lesser charges.
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Gaston P. Philip
Frank Macabe
Arlington Hotel
Asquilial
Vmgo Slaughter
B. J. McKeas
Justice Barnard
Justice Bernard
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