Four Arrestees Questioned in Kin Nan Murder Case
Four Italians were arrested in New York and remanded to the coroner over the Kin nan murder in the Bronx. Carlo Marino led police to a possible motive and a quarrel involving Dominick Compalo. Marino recanted parts of his testimony. Compalo denied involvement near Stanton House. Police aim to locate Richard Kiaran, estranged husband of the victim, to corroborate marital trouble claims.
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Carlo Marino
Dominick Compalo
Compalo
Stanton Yard
Washington Avenue
Gompato
Marino
Cormpato
Ronan
Marno
Apt
Brannan
Trahars
Morrisatia
Ecorober
Prom
Compale
Stallon
Stanton House
John Kelly
Stanton Grounds
Tailan
Compato
Skalla
Richard Kiaran
Kiaran
American Filibuster Lee Christmas Killed in Honduras
Native of New Orleans Lee Christmas, a long active figure in Central American politics and a colonel with revolutionists supporting Manuel Bonilla, was killed in a shooting affray during a Honduras Railway conflict while aligned with the government forces. A steamer from Puerto Cortez, Honduras, carried the news to New Orleans.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Lee Christmas
Christmas
Manuel Bonilla
Tornado kills woman in Dewey Indiana scene
A tornado last night demolished several houses and wrecked 24 oil derricks in Dewey Indiana causing about 50000 dollars in damage. Mrs J J Knowles of Los Angeles was killed and her daughter Mrs Isherman was seriously injured in the collapse of the Isherman home.
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Dewey
Ind
T. Dewey
Ind T
Charles Isherman
J. J. Knowles
Los Angeles
Isherman
Royal Bride Missing at Gypsy Wedding Day Mystery
Special to Tre Washington Fest New York reports a crowd gathered at Elizabeth gypsies camp for a wedding of Claude Cavandaugh and Princess Ruth. No bride seen. King John Evans absent. a courtier states marriage occurred yesterday and the couple headed to the Jersey coast, prompting reporters to question the ceremony’s truth.
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Claude Cavandaugh
Princess Ruth
John
Prince of the Blood
Joan
Ruth
Claude Cavancaugh
Jersey
Marrage
Wes
Chicago
San Franciso
John Evans
Asbury
Father O'Neill
St. Marys Church
Day Wits Out Again Defends Big Corporations at Syracuse Sermon
Syracuse University Chancellor Day denounces scandal mongering and warns against surrendering legislative independence to executive orders. He defends large corporations as essential to national life, condemns yellow journalism, and urges public sentiment to protect an independent judiciary and lawmakers amid growing political pressure. The sermon cites Packingtown rumors and laments defamation’s cost to trust and self respect.
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Syracuse University
Congress
Syracuse
Republic
House
Senate
Princeton Commencement Sermon Denounces the Muck-Raker
Dr Henry Van Dyke delivered Princeton Universitys baccalaureate sermon in Alexander Hall urging graduates to join the contagion of virtue and refuse to shelter with destroyers. He warned that exposure strikes dark places and urged the loyal to uphold virtue and punish the guilty.
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Princton
N. J
Princeton
Alexander Hall
Henry van Dyke
van Dyke
Six Die In Warsaw Riots as Assassins Strike
Riot deaths mount across Europe with six killed in Warsaw while police and secret police endure attacks. In Bielostok police chief Yerkatchem is shot and wounded along with his coachman. in Riga seven sentenced to death and twenty to prison. Reports of halted executions in St. Petersburg amid revolutionary trials spark interpellations in the Lower House. Local unrest spreads beyond Warsaw as mutinous regiments face dispersal and arrests.
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Warsaw
Russia
Bielostok
Yerkatchem
Marc~ Gieckwi
Citadel
St. Petersburg
Riga
Baltic
Napoleon
London
Tribune
Novocherkasky
Captain Locked in Cabin After Mutiny Aboard Grecia
Savannah June 10 The fishing smack Grecia returned with Captain T H Mimms confined in the cabin as crew members, accusing him of madness and attacking them. They shot him after a confrontation. the captain says he sought refuge after being attacked by the crew who aimed to murder him. The Oracie had sailed from Charleston weeks earlier. The captain claims the crew attacked May 29 and kept him imprisoned since. The incident will be investigated by the United States commissioner tomorrow.
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Savannah
Grecia
T H Mimms
Oracie
Charleston
Aye
Nam
United States
England Cuts Naval Expense Affects Dreadnought Plans
London June 11 The Daily Telegraph reports the government will abandon one battleship of the Dreadnought class planned for this year and cut nearly 10 million pounds from navy spending. Appropriations for next year are also expected to drop notably.
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London
Lelegrayn
Asa
Harvard student weds despite undergraduate rule
Lyman W. Rogers a Harvard sophomore, son of Dr. Benjamin F. Rogers of Festport, married Louise B. Howard, aged twenty two, daughter of Boston engineer John A. C. Howard, in Providence. The groom rooms at Walter Hastings Hall and had hinted at marriage, surprising many Cambridge students who had seen him with the bride.
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Washington
Boston
Lyman W. Rogers
Harvard
Benjamin F. Rogers
Festport
Long Island
Providence
Louise B. Howard
John A. C. Howard
Walter Hastings Hall
Cambridge
Mae Thomas Guilty of Diamond Theft Case
After a long trial in Omaha, Mae Thomas is found guilty of eating a diamond worth 350 dollars. She had swallowed the gem to hide it, the X rays located the diamond, and sentencing is scheduled for Monday.
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Washington Post
Omaha
Nebr
Mae Thomas
Ms. Thomas
Capt Casto Sued Over Unauthorized Atlantic City Dock
Capt Casto of Atlantic City is named as a defendant in Chancery Court after the attorney general seeks to restrain a dock project on the south side of Caspian avenue Atlantic City. Vice Chancellor Bergen advised a preliminary injunction citing failure to obtain the required permission.
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Atlantic City
Washington Post
Trenton
N. J
Capt Casto
Court of Chancery
Caspian Avenue
Bergen
Capt. Casto
Auto smash near Winnetka leaves two dead
Four people injured when an automobile overturns near Winnetka after a tire bursts. Fatally injured are Miss Alvine Pinger and Walter Steffens, chauffeur. Miss Margaret Pinger and Mrs. John Pinger were severely brained as the party returns from a visit to Louis F. Swift's home in Lake Forest.
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Chicago
Winnetka
Alvine Pinger
Walter Steffens
Margaret Pinger
John Pinger
Louis F. Swift
Lake Forest
Three Fishermen Drowned as Squall Capsizes Yacht Lottie
A strong thunder squall off West Bank light capsized the yacht Lottie during a fishing trip from New York. Three Brooklyn men, William Mormon, Paul Smith, and George Gise, drowned. the rest were rescued by a tug that towed the overturned craft to Quarantine Dock. The storm caused multiple craft to capsize and prompted rescues by ferries and harbor police.
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New York
New York Bay
Lottie
Sommers N. Smith
Philadelphia
Theodore Bownet
West Bank
William Mormon
Paul Smith
George Gise
Brooklyn
Smith
Isund Hilchgorch
Patience
Staten Island
Robbins Reef
Hillis Island
Bomb in subway manhole near power house thwarted plot
New York June 1 A young man Joseph Bartky was arrested before lighting a baseball sized bomb placed on a manhole cover in front of the East Seventy fourth Street power house. Police seek two accomplices and three more bombs were found as detectives probe a possible plot to cripple the subway.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
East Seventy-fourth Street
Winch
Joseph Bartky
Bartky
Patrick Fights On. Patrick seeks new trial in delay bid
Condemned lawyer Albert T Patrick awaits Recorder Goffs ruling on his second application for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence. He has prepared papers to file with the U S Supreme Court for writs of error and habeas corpus if the decision goes against him. A stay of proceedings could delay Patrick's execution slated for Sunday morning.
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Goff
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Patrick
United States Supreme Court
Eei Ag
Sightseeing car wreck injures fourteen near Kenilworth Club
A brake failure sent a large sight seeing car careening down Boston Hill and through a Kenilworth Golf Club fence. Fourteen passengers were injured, with several taken to City Hospital. Several others were treated by healers at local hotels. the most serious injuries include a broken arm, fractured shoulder, and compound fractures.
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Kenilworth Golf Club
Eealers—Moest
Boston
Brightors District
Misa W Childs
Beetom
Mre FF. Fisk
Lydia Doyer
Joan Blentang
Kansas City
Misa C A J
Averd
Lalzenide Avenue
Chicago
C J
Wosdbridge
South Sixth Street
Cedar Rapidslaws
Mize
Mattie Arsholt
Towa City
Jons
Amanda Bamber
Misa L Covad
Commonwealth Hill
Peril in Battery Tunnel Foreman Saves Men
A blast in the Battery tunnel south tube near Joralemon Street caused water and debris to flood parts of the bore. Thirteen workers faced engulfment until a calm foreman used a pick handle to quell panic, seal exits, and lead everyone to safety at the surface.
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New York
Battery Tunnel
Brooklyn
Joralemon
Attock
Three Run Down by Car Motorman Arrested
Mrs Barbara Rarey and her children were struck by an Amsterdam avenue trolley at Seventy nth street. William Blaas eight years old suffered a skull fracture and will die Olga Blaas six years old sustained severe contusions. The motorman John Sheridan fled to a southbound car and was arrested at the Fiftieth street yards after crowd threats.
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New York
Barbara Rarey
William Blaas
Two Die From Wreck on Georgia Railroad in Augusta
Two railroad workers died after a night wreck near Messend Georgia. Engineer T J Blackburn of Atlanta died at City Hospital from scalds and A S Morris of Macon died at the scene. Thirteen were injured as seven cars and the engine derailed with rails spreading. No cause yet given.
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Augusta
Georgia
Messend
T. J. Blackburn
Atlanta
A. S. Morris
Macon
Saint
Reporter offers Rockefeller $1000 for short interview
A Metia reporter in Paris carries a $1000 check to obtain fifteen minutes of John Rockefeller's time. The amount assumed his income to be about $400 an hour. Rockefeller's son-in-law met the reporter and refused with laughter.
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Washington Post
Paris
Metia
Penn
John Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rumor of B and C sale to Reading network
Pennsylvania plans to dispose of its holdings in Baltimore and Ohio stock to the Philadelphia and Reading Railway. A tentative plan aims to unify the Baltimore 42d Ohio Philadelphia and Reading and Jersey Central into one independent trunk line. The proposed system would connect New York Philadelphia Baltimore with Chicago and St Louis.
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Pennsylvania
Reading
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltmore and Orlo
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Baltimore
Ohio
Jersey Central
United States
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
St Louis
Denials by Cassatt on Coal Stock Ties at Penn Railroad
The special committee released President Cassatt's answers denying personal duties with shipments and stock ties. He says he owns no coal stock on lines, notes past holdings in Millwood Coal and Coke and other Pennsylvania firms, and states he never benefited from shippers or the firm Cassatt & Co. He asserts prior coal stock sales and clarifies lack of interest in Keystone or Henrietta coal firms. Turkey yields to powers over customs duties and surtax plans.
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Philadelpha
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania System
Cassatt
Seriatim
Millwood Coal and Coke Company
Cassait
Union Switch and Signal Company
United States Metallic Packing Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Cambria Steel Company
Aissau Saene
Conclugingain
Caesart
Myllwood Coal and Coke Company
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
Berwind-Watte Coal Mining Company
Henrietta Coal Company
Frm
Cassatt & Co
Charles J. Berwind
Berwind- White & Co
Berwind-Winter Coal Mining Company
Bernard-White & Co
Turkey
Constantinople
Porte
Labor in Politics Hearst Growing as Organized Vote Factor
New Yorker Hearst gains strength with organized labor, seen as key in 1908 campaign. Dickinson notes labor controls over 2,000,000 voters and could back a third ticket if platforms ignore labor principles. Thompson outlines three labor schools and backs Hearst as Democratic standard bearer for next election.
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Geropers
Alease
William Randolph Hearst
United States
New York
Hearst
William Jennings Bryan
G. Thompson
Organized Labor
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New York Underground
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