Cassatt Returns Home Amid Coal Stock Inquiry
Pennsylvania Railroad President J. Cassatt arrived from Europe and will testify before the Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into coal stock holdings by officials. He defends ownership as not a fault if properly acquired, and promises full cooperation and an exhaustive internal probe.
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Washington Post
New York
J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Europa
Philadelphia
Caselitt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Herveneika
Mr. Cassatt
Interstate Commerce
Cassatt
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Qas
George F. Baer
Reading
Baer
Via
Knapp
Ble
Whfe
Sr. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Haverspra
Europe
Fhe
Roosevelt on Schurz memorial at Chicago Auditorium
Chicago June 3 services held for Carl Schurz in the Auditorium with capacity audience. Speakers included Prof. Benjamin Torrey Harry Rubens Edmund James F C Winkler and Charles Attie. Roosevelt sent a letter praising Schurz for civil service reform and Lincoln era service and his biographies of Lincoln and Henry Clay.
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Chicago
Carl Schurz
Schurz
William Vocke
Benjamin Torrey
University of Chicago
Harry Rubens
Edmund J. James
University of Illnois
F. C. Winkler
Milwaukee
Charles J. Attie
Northwestern University
Roosevelt
Rubens
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Henry Clay
Theodore Roosevelt
Cananea Turmoil Reported Calmed by Mexican Military Action
Gisbee Arizona June 3 news recounts Cananea calm with Mexican Colonel Kosterlisky disarming both sides as Americans and Mexicans faced casualties. Torres of Sonora reports Americans fired first. two days of fighting kill about 36 Mexicans and 6 Americans. Troops to be returned. Cons Mines says order restored. Auctions note Oriental rugs sale at 2 a.m. 605-507 Mt. St. m. continues.
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Luis Torres
Sonora
Cananea
Mexico
Gisbee
Ariz
Naco
Col. Kosterlisky
Gov. Ysabel
Col. Greene
Mexico City
Thompson
Luis ‘Torres
Sono
George
William Mstcalt
Mexican Herald
Camnanea
Washington
Fate says Alfonso death by own action in Spanish wedding tragedy
Madrid June 3 King Alfonso, facing repeated assassination attempts during his brief reign, spoke of death by assassination with resignation after the royal wedding scare. Morales, the bomber identified as the culprit, shot the gendarme Vega before turning the pistol on himself as villagers closed in.
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Alfonso
Spain
Madrid
Whitridge
Victoria
Vega
Jock
iqMe
Francisco ‘Martinez
Martinez S
Morales
Madrid gendarme killed by assassin Morales
Morals, a suspect, shot Vega the gendarme after arresting him. Morales fled, later killed by vigilantes as 88 in money and small bread and cheese were found on the corpse. Public anger surged. the body was taken to Madrid for identification amid a crowd demanding justice.
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Lagers
Morales
Morbles
Madrid
Senes Cusgia
Torrejon de Ardos
Vega
Another Suspect Taken Near Madrid on Forged Papers
Special Cable Dispatch reports a man believed to be Morales' accomplice arrested near Torrejon on the road to Saragossa. He sought a pair of passes for himself and a friend expected on a night train. Prison papers were found forged.
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Washington Peat
Madrid
Morales
Torrejon
Saragossa
Bar to anarchists even if Europe expels them
Washington reports immigration chief Murray asserts current laws already prevent anarchists from entering the United States and allows deportation of any anarchist abroad. He notes tighter monitoring of those here, and says cooperation with foreign governments could enhance the effort if needed. London and Rome discuss asylum policies and the need for international police cooperation to curb anarchist plots and bomb threats.
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Washington Post
New York
England
Joseph Murray
Eunope
Mureray
London
Scotland Yard
Alfonso
Paris
Willam Melville
Special Police Service
New Scotland Yard
Bordeaux
San Sebastian
Morales
Farras
Avino
Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
Taunted into crime by anarchist Morales bomb plot
Special cable dispatch reports Morales, an educated chemist with elite schooling, threw a bomb at the King and Queen of Spain in Calle Mayor to prove allegiance to a cause. His father Senor Morales, a factory owner, disowned him after he fled March 1. Morales’s brother Facundo recalls early training in textiles and chemistry and a quiet life in Barcelona before disappearing.
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Morales
Washington ‘Post
Barcelona
Sitte
Spain
Calle Mayor
Senor Momales
Hei
Police
Facundo
Tian
Tha
Ceniter
Germany
France
Syiich
Ttm
Jchemi
Ecole’Modernest
Madrid opera cancels tickets after missing pass scare
In Madrid a gala opera night was halted after officials discovered a missing ticket that could reveal access to the palace area. To prevent any threat, all tickets were canceled and new colored passes issued, sparking confusion. The King and Queen attended amid enthusiastic greetings as celebrations continued for the monarch's safety.
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Madrid
Gamblers Fail To Bet On Transatlantic Voyage
The Hamburg American liner Amerika arrived in port after an eight day voyage carrying several well known gamblers among its passengers. Notices in the smoking room warned against professional gamblers and hardly any card play occurred. One gambler attempted to place bets after receiving a wireless Derby result but did not succeed.
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Washiigton Port
New ‘York
Iuer
Jo Wes
Roanoke Tragedy Ends in Double Deaths
De Witt Sigman twenty, shot and killed his sweetheart Misa Saltie Shively in her Roanoke home. No witness besides the couple. Sigmon summoned a doctor then surrendered to the sheriff. the girl died before the physician arrived. He is jailed in Roanoke.
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Roanoke
de Witt Sigman
Misa ‘Saltie Shively
Sigmon
Coasting Schooner Clara E Rogers wrecked in Vineyard Sound
In heavy fog last night the coasting schooner Clara E Rogers capt. RB Coffin, sailing from Perth Amboy to Euboc Maine with coal, collided with an unknown steamer and went to pieces on the Nashawena Island rocks. Five men aboard were saved by the Caterank station crews and taken to the island station.
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Vineyard
Haven
Masa
Clara E. Rogers
RB. Coffin
Perth’ Amboy
Euboc
Vineyard Sound
Nashawena ‘Island
Caterhank
Derrick Bills Three Live a Workman Injured
Three workers were killed and two injured in Jersey City today when a derrick boom fell while hoisting a boiler for the Dougherty Rigging Company of New York. All the deceased were Brooklyn residents.
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New York
Jersey City
Dougherty, Rigging Company
Brooklyn
House Subcommittee Debate on Meat Inspection Provisions
A long, technical briefing discusses the House subcommittee bill on meat and meat product inspections for interstate commerce. It contrasts the House measure with the Beveridge proposal, noting inspector funding, potential two packing houses, and possible packer advantage, while examining chemical use and enforcement methods amid budget and authority questions.
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Chisago
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Fuhd
Treasury
Beveridge
House
Senate
of Agriculture
President Cassatt Defends P R R and Riots Abroad
A compact index item notes President Cassatt defending the post railroad rules, a bomb threat at King Alfonso, a fire in a meat inspection bill, a riot in Mexico ending with eleven killed, drowning in a branch, an arrest of a woman folded into a plot, and tributes to Confederate dead with racing stakes and church yesterday summaries.
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Cassatt
Alfonso Poresees
Mexico
Congress
Republican Party
Anniy Tsar &Baltorial
F Society
Woman Refuses Surgical Operation After Diamond Theft
Special to The Washington Post Omaha Nebr Mae Thomas refused to allow Bri Henry to operate for removal of a $50 diamond theft case. All preparations were made at Omaha General Hospital for an afternoon procedure. Henry went to the hospital but Thomas changed her mind and declined the operation. She will be prosecuted for grand larceny and is to be arraigned on Tuesday. She confessed to stealing and waking the bond.
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Washington
Omaha
Sune
Mae Thomas
Bri Henry
General “Hospital
Henry
Mars. Thomas
Wrecked Airship In Mid Air At Amusement Park
A balloon airship at an Ohio amusement resort collided when two bamboo spars at the center snapped, doubling the frame. Navigator Beachy steered the craft from about 500 feet, gas escaped, the car drifted over a park, and he barely avoided a fatal fall as hydrogen leaked and the craft descended to within feet of the ground.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lincoln
Marsin
Hartly
Beachy
Small Blaze Causes Big Damage in Omehe Nebraska
A fire at an Omehe Nebraska stock building caused several thousand dollars in damage as automatic sprinklers flooded all five floors. Fifteen firemen were overcome by gas, including Chief Salter and Assistant Chief Simp Capts Sullivan Coyle Olson Erickson Beauman Jerson, who were hospitalized but returned to duty within hours.
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Omehe
Tune
Copperhead Bite Saved by Oil Worker’s Suction Help
Bertha Collingwood a fourteen year old girl was bitten on the calf by a copperhead at Clintonville. Henry Corbett, an oil well pumper, used a suction pump to extract poison and saved her life. Doctors report she will suffer no ill effects. Wheatley Pottery for Special Lamps. FB Corning, 2062 th st. nw.
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Washington
iFrankin Pe
Clintonville
Bertha Collingwood
Rence
Corbett
Death claims eleven at curve in Providence derailment
Providence June 3 eleven persons die when a crowded electric car on the Rhode Island Cannony suburban line derails after a curve. Motorman W J Launcher from Geneyville, unfamiliar with the road, failed to anticipate the curve as fog obscured view. Seven victims pinioned. two more die later. two more may succumb. Conductor Joseph MacQuade injured. rescue improvised with a joist and stones.
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Providence
R. I
Moores Corner
Crescent Park
Providence River
Oneyville
Thornton
William “W. Luther
Crescant Park
John Gavin
George Atcherson
Lauder
Joseph MacQuade
Ministry Backing Death Penalty Abolition Stirs Parliament
St Petersburg reports the ministry will back abolishing the death penalty after Justice Minister Chicheglovitoff initiated the move. It remains unclear if martial law cases will be covered. The Constitutional Democrats caucus was brief, with many members away in Finland.
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St. Petersburg
Rec
Chicheglovitoff
Constitutional Democrats
Finland
Mob Threat Prompts Arrest in Bienville Parish
Allen Turner, a young negro, was jailed in Arcadia La after an alleged attack on Mrs James Barron. A posse pursued him to his mother's home where he refused to surrender and was shot at before being captured and jailed. Mob violence looms as the event unfolds.
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Allen Turner
Arcadia
James Barron
Bienville Parish
Tnother
Jali
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