Reckless chauffeur drives car into open river draw
A luxury auto party of five plunges into the open draw at Rugh street after the bridge opens for a steamer. The driver Harry Moore fails to stop in time. Mrs Runyon and Mr Kurtzman perish, others rescued after bystanders dive in. Authorities report safety chain drawn and alarms lit, scene witnessed by bystanders and bridge workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeetat
Washington Post
Chicago
Harry Moore
Texington Hotel
Renter
Mya Kurtzmin
Joe Tatus
Johnson & Watchman
Hoops
Runyon
Mir
New York
Lexington Hotel
Widow Holds Insurance in Bankrupt Estate Ruling
In Columbus Ohio June 1 Judge Wanty ruled against First National Bank of Bellaire and National Bachanga Park Wheeling WV who sought to claim a $2000 life insurance policy left by Will Kane, cashier of the wrecked First National Bank of Bellaire. The policy was not part of her estate as she had been declared bankrupt, and the funds could not be held or assigned against her bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Wanty
United States Court Today
First National Bank of
Fellaire
National Bachanga Park
Wheeling
Wo Va
Oy Willam Kane
First Natch Tack
Bellaire
Made & Part
Aides & Estate
Fife Insurance
Mrnev
Revolver duel ends in death and wounding in Kansas City
Slay er of West Virginia man killed and John Dugan mortally wounded in a dueling shootout last night between Edward Schneider and Dugan in Kansas City Missouri, court case ongoing in Jackson County Circuit Court, motive tied to divorce filing. Also notice: Norfolk and Newport News steamers operate daily from Norfolk, and Mystic Shrine trip tickets on sale for June travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Kanes City
Edward C Schneider
John Dugan
Kissa City
Kats
Shmedles
Dugan
Noester
Cass
Jackson County
Schrelder
Wheeling
W Va
Mather Hyes
Kansas City
Kans
Lehnaider
Kil
Mayor Weaver dismisses magistrates in Philadelphia central station
Magistrates Robert J. Moora and Leslie Yates were removed by Mayor Weaver from their central station posts. William Eisenbrown replaces Moore. Kochersperger fills Yates’ seat. The moves align with Weaver’s anti Durham alignment stance amid city payrolls and potential forthcoming prosecutions. Independent tickets for county and state offices are being considered with Judge John Stewart named for Supreme Court Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert J. Moora
Leslie Yates
Central Station
Weaver
Cunningham and
Kochersperger
William Eisenbrown
Moore
Yates
John A. Acker
Water Bureau
Durham
City Hell
Potter
Yall
Supreme Court
John Stewart
Chambersburg
Violence in Chicago as mob attacks Jones and Rothschild guard
A mob of about 1000 at West Eighteenth and Sangamon assaults a truck, injuring Frederick Jones who dies later, and Samuel Rothstein is fatally shot by Frank Austin. Officer Benson pursues aprender as Hince is captured after a two block chase. No peace talks yet. teamsters and employers settle into endurance. The strike's negotiation stance hardens while other labor actions unfold and a clothing cutters' union continues its dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick Jones
West Eighteenth
Sangamon
Menson
Schempfer
Oluba
John Hikes
Jones
Ince
Benson
Hince
Jonee
Serloug
Samuel Rohlston
Frank Austin
Rothschild & Co
Venezuelan case overruled jurisdiction in antirevolution charge
In Caracas on Friday June 9 the Court of First Instance overruled the objection to its jurisdiction in the case of the government against the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company for aiding the Matos revolution. The decision rests on the offense being alleged to have occurred in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Court of First Instance
United States
Roosevelt Sees Russia and Japan Open Peace Talks
Washington hosts a breakthrough as Russia and Japan accept direct negotiations for peace. Roosevelt, assured by both powers, considers Washington a likely meeting place with plenipotentiaries to be named, signaling an armistice in practice and a path to formal talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Japan
Far Haat
Roosevelt
State Department
Griseam
United States
Tokyo
Pleni- Potentarias
White House
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Besla
Rogela
Trusts reorganize Equitable leadership amid retrenchment drive
The New York and Washington reports detail Thomas F Ryan led trustees taking control of 601 shares from James Hasen Hyde with Grover Cleveland’s consent. Brayton Ives resigns as director as Morton is chosen chairman to overhaul policy and finances. Belmont endorses Morton while new owners plan stock reorganization toward safer investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Thomas F Ryan
Equitable
James Hasen Hyde
Hyan
Grover Cleveland
Frinceton
George Westinghouse
Morgan J. O'Brien
New York State Supreme Court
Fm Fire
Brayton Ives
Metropolitan Trust Company
Frick
Paul Morton
Ives
Iveg
Equitabie Board
Mr. Hyde
Mr Alexander
Equitable Board
Hyde
Alexander
J Asen Banat Nce Society
August Belmont
Mr. Morton
Morton
Fuji Board
Ryan
Sprngline N. N
Bliss
Robert T Lincoln
Gookdas
Chatunian Momadd
Dreetors
Washington
American Line
Souehee
Mutual Life
Hydeatock
Cleveland
K. Papi
Deacons double life death reveals secret life
Milwaukee dispatch reports Peter H Deacon who died in Chicago had led a double life for twenty years with families in Somerville Massachusetts and Milwaukee Keating son in law of Deacon cites two marriages including to Arma J Tulte He allegedly visited the East twice yearly while presenting as a traveling man and held a Western hotel address in Chicago The first wife and children in Somerville were supported until shortly before his death with later contributions ceasing Mrs Deacon refuses to discuss the allegations and resides with a son in Milwaukee
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Milwaukee
Wit
The
Journal Today
John Keating
Peter H. Deacon
Chicago
Somerville
Mass
Boston
Keating
Deacon
Jama West
Fannia Adeline Wilcox
Twelfth
Wisconsin Streets
St. James
Massachusetts
Keatern
Hotel Wellington
Mass. Jims
Fire in lead mines destroys zinc furnace in Wythe County
Richmond Va June 10 Fire reported raging in Wythe County lead mines with at least one zinc furnace destroyed and the fire still unsubdued Loss so far about 712000 dollars. authorities assessing damage and coordinating response with local crews.
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Wythe County
Richmond
Relatives abandon hope for Acacia brigantine crew
The relatives of Capt. Duncan Munro and the Port Medway brigantine Acacia crew have given up hope of survival. The vessel sailed April 6 for Jordan River and was sighted May 8 at 41 33 north, 67 west, then abandoned and waterlogged by a Gloucester, Massachusetts fishing boat. No trace of the crew, mostly Nova Scotians, has been found.
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Halifext
Duncan Munro
Port Medway
Mariner
Beeing
Endex 10 Today’s Issue and Page Highlights
A dense page outline lists stories from river accidents to peace treaty signals and local governance. Notable items include a funeral notice for Mr. Wilkins, Needham’s school board appointment, and Colombia’s emissary arrival. Also panels on economy, defense, and social events across regions.
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Cleveland
Equitable
Deston
Defeader
Wilkins
Needham
Buffero Hunt
Colombia
Russia
Navy
Virginia
Maryland
Santo Demings
Royal Arcanum
Powell Clayton
Fessenden
Savoyard
Richmond Society
Australia
Wall Street
Washington
Evi
Rembrandt
Corcoran
Davenport
Georgetown
Persia
Paney Shota
Sul
St Pierre
Herford
Mgdgmaid Digester
Berton
Ohio
Intiana
Titiels
Lucky Cayuse
Hance
Tricka
Millimere
Wondere
Bonaparte
Weaver
Trolley Cars in Crash Near Trenton Injuring Dozens
Two Johnson trolley cars carrying over 100 passengers collided head on near Lawrenceville, New Jersey. Motorman disregarded signals causing a fiery wreck. Thomas McCue of Washington DC among the seriously hurt. several others critically injured. Passengers escaped by jumping from cars. Mercer Hospital treated the severely injured.
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Trenton
Washington
NW J
Johnson
Lawrenceville
Princeton
John Phillips
Langhorne Johnson
Thin City
Thomas McCue
D.C
Bodly Burt
Roy Conover
Charles Carrie
Stroudsburg
Robert Allen
John J K. Carson
Philadelphia
Ja Honecker
Phillips
Mercer Hospital
Fourteenth Street
Gardner
Honasie Ir
End
Banker Got Guilty In $1.5 Million Bank Embezzlement
Milwaukee June 19 Frank G Bigelow, former president of First National Bank Milwaukee, pleaded guilty to ten counts of violating national banking laws and was sentenced to ten years at Fort Leavenworth. Judge Joseph Q Quarles called for strict punishment, stressing public duty over friendship. The case notes loss of funds and harm to society. A separate indictment against Herry G Goll, former assistant cashier, mirrors Bigelow’s charges.
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Milwaukee
Frank G Bigelow
First Nations Bank of
United States
Joseph “V Quarles
Federal
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Quarles
Bigelow Bigelow
Bigelow
Beng
Beng famiMer
von Reames
Gall
Federal Grand Jury
Herry G Goll
Fiest National Bank
Goll
Ale
Effort to Save Patrick Moves for Reargument
Former Senator David B Hill will present an application to the Court of Appeals on Monday seeking a reargument of Albert T Patrick's murder conviction appeal. Hill plans to request a date for arguing the motion, citing questions in the case needing explanation. Patrick, informed at Sing Sing, showed calm resolve and said a motion for a new trial would follow, based on discovered evidence and trial errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hail Will
Albany
David B Hil
Court of Appeals
Albert T Patrick
Hill
Ossining
Sing Sing
New York
Patrick
Death House
Appellate Division
Penelly Aetage Court of Appeals
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk and Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Nisgera Falla
Pennsylvania Railroad
Smart Council
Mystic Shrine Tekats
Phladelphia
Ahat Point
Niewsparer
Teamsters
Durance
John W.farwell, Jr
Teamsters' Joint Council
John C Driscoll
Team Owners’ Association
Sheaz
Teamsters’ Union
George R. Thorne
Shea
Thorne
Driscoll
Sears
Roebuck & Co Driscoll
Grand Jury
Sincere
Employers’ Association
Lona
Alnoe
Asphalt Company
Hi Snyter_g& Co
Tl Paave
Galifornia
J. Peston
Sir Paave
Niagara
Jone
Baltimere
Ohio R. F
Pic
Lehigh Valley
Evers
Fladivostok
Baron Rosen
St Petersburg
Baron Kaneko
Kaneko
Rosen
Caverly, Inc
Job St
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Baltimore & Ohio
B. B
St Louis
Three Aggept Trust
Bauitibie, Spoant
Hampton Roads
Norfolk & Washington
Baltimore
Roturn
Gloi B. E
al Ve
Wey
Royal United
Mathews
Sloan's
Ichneoln
McKinley
Sloan’s
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Ray
Peabody Bummer School
Will
Death
Daupiter
Luray
Vis
Teray
N & W RR
Jersey Avenue
C Street
ENDEX
Part
F. T. Rawlines
Asheville
Land of the Sky
Southern Rey
Limait
Frank G. Bigelow
First Na
Tional Bank Funds
J. W. Quarles
Pisoner
Caster
Gail
Leslie
Indianapolis
Newspapre Frchive
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