Four Arrests in Kinnan Murder Deep Bronx Mystery
Four Italians arrested in New York remanded to the coroner as police assess a boyed tale from Carlo Marino about a quarrel over a woman near the Kin nan murder scene in Bronx. Marino and others claim a gas pipe used in the crime, as investigators seek the identity and motive behind the veranda killing of Mrs Alice Kinnan.
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Dominick Compalo
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Wishington Post
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Alice Kinnan
Bronx
American Filibuster Lee Christmas Killed in Honduras
Special to The Washington Post reports American filibuster and Central American political figure Lee Christmas, a New Orleans native, was killed in a shooting affray during the Honduran revolution. He aligned with Manuel Bonilla and served as a colonel for a regiment that toppled the government before rejoining the government rail line project.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Lee Christmas
Christmas
Manuel Bonilla
Tornado Kills Woman and Destroys Oil Tanks at Dewey
A tornado last night demolished several houses and wrecked 24 oil derricks near Dewey Indiana causing about 50000 dollars in damage. Mrs. J J Knowles from Los Angeles was killed in the Isherman home and her daughter Mrs Isherman was seriously injured.
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Ind T
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Royal Bride Missing at Gypsy Wedding Day Mystery
Special to Tre Washington Fest New York June 10 reports a grand gypsy crowd waiting for Claude Cavandaugh and Princess Ruth. The camp where King John Evans resided saw no bride or groom. a lone courtier offered evasive answers as reporters pressed for details. The ceremony reportedly occurred elsewhere or was fake per conflicting tales from locals and priests.
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Princess Ruth
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Prince of the Blood
Day Wits Out Again Defends the Packers Now
Syracuse University Chancellor Day, at a June 10 baccalaureate in Syracuse, denounces excess corporate power and warns against government by executive orders. He defends corporations as workers’ allies, rails against muckraking sensationalism, and urges protection of independent judiciary and legislators against popular passion. He cites Packingtown abuses and condemns slander while urging measured reform and responsible self-government.
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Princeton Commencement Sermon Denounces the Muck-Raker
Dr. Henry Van Dyke delivered the baccalaureate address at Princeton University in Alexander Hall. He urged graduates to affirm virtue, resist cynicism, and align with those who uphold honesty and accountability, condemning the muck-raker and urging a contagion of virtue.
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Alexander Hall
Henry van Dyke
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Six Die in Warsaw Riots and Executions Rise in Russia
Victims fall as riots erupt in Warsaw on Saturday with six killed amid strikes and grand quiet. Police chief Yerkatchem is shot while driving. a coachman wounded as police flee. Reports from St. Petersburg say executions continue despite calls for suspension. seven condemned in Riga and twenty to imprisonment across the Baltic region. Military officers face interpellations as agrarian unrest spreads.
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Captain Locked in Cabin After Mutiny Off Savannah
The fishing smack Grecia arrived at Savannah with Captain T H Mimms confined in a cabin after the crew say he attacked them and tried to murder him. The captain says he sheltered there after a crew assault. The Oracie had sailed from Charleston weeks earlier. An investigation by the United States commissioner is planned tomorrow.
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England Cuts Naval Expense Abandons Dreadnought Ship
London June 11 The Daily Telegraph reports the government will stop building one Dreadnought class battleship this year and shave nearly 10 million pounds from naval spending. Navy appropriations for next year will also be reduced substantially.
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Harvard Student Weds Despite Undergraduate Rule
Boston June 10 Special to The Washington Fest Lyman W Rogers a Harvard sophomore and son of Dr Benjamin F Rogers of Festport Long Island married Louise B Howard aged 22 daughter of John A C Howard a Boston engineer The bridegroom rooms alone at Walter Hastings Hall He had hinted at marriage but peers dismissed it as a joke Many students had seen him with the bride in Cambridge.
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Mae Thomas Guilty In Diamond Theft Case
Mae Thomas found guilty after a day of deliberation in Omaha for swallowing a diamond worth 350 dollars to evade capture. The trial lasted nearly a week with large crowds present as she admitted testing the gem but denied knowing its fate. Sentence to be passed Monday.
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Omaha
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Capt Casto Sued for Dock Build Without Permit
Capt Casto of Atlantic City faces a Court of Chancery suit by New Jersey attorney general to stop erection of a dock on the south side of Caspian avenue Atlantic City. Vice Chancellor Bergen advises a preliminary injunction due to missing required permissions.
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Auto Crash Near Winnetka Ends In Fatal Injuries
Four people were injured when an automobile overturned near Winnetka due to a burst tire. The fatally hurt were Miss Alvine Pinger and Walter Steffens the chauffeur. Miss Margaret Pinger and Mrs. John Pinger suffered severe brain injuries while returning from a visit to Louis F Swift in Lake Forest.
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Three Fishermen Drowned In New York Bay Squall
News from New York reports a sudden storm capsized the yacht Lottie off West Bank light. Eleven aboard. three Brooklyn men, William Mormon, Paul Smith, and George Gise, drowned. The tug Sommers N Smith towed the capsized craft to quarantine dock, other vessels rescued crew and passengers. The squall damaged several small boats and ferries, with multiple rescues by harbor police and ward crews.
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Theodore Bownet
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William Mormon
Paul Smith
George Gise
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Patience
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Hillis Island
Bomb in Subway Manhole Threatens New York Line
A man, Joseph Bartky, twenty two, was arrested near the East Seventy fourth Street power house as he prepared to light a fuse on a bomb found in a manhole. Police warn two accomplices fled with three other bombs of baseball size. Detectives probe for motive or plot to cripple the underground system.
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Patrick Fights On New Trial Bid in Patrick Case
In New York Recorder Goff is expected to decide tomorrow on Albert T. Patrick's second motion for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence. Patrick plans to file with the U S Supreme Court for a writ of error and a writ of habeas corpus if the ruling goes against him, potentially staying the execution set for Sunday morning.
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Albert T. Patrick
Patrick
United States Supreme Court
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Sightseeing car wreck injures four dozen in Boston hill crash
A large sight seeing auto brakes failed on a descent near Commonwealth Hill in Boston. The vehicle ran down a steep grade, crashed through the Kenilworth Golf Club fence and overturned. Thirty four Christian Scientists sustained injuries, with several taken to City Hospital. Names include Miss W Childs of Beeton, Miss Lydia Doyer, and Miss Joan Blentang of Kansas City. Others were treated at hotels by local healers.
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Battery Tunnel Blast Averts Panic by Foreman’s Pick
A blast in the Battery tunnel south tube near Joralemon Street caused water and mud to flood part of the bore and nearly engulf thirteen workmen. The foreman kept calm with a pick handle, halted a panic, closed flood doors, and led all men safely to the surface.
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THREE RUN DOWN BY CAR Motorman Frightened at Threats
New York June 10 A sick neighbor’s children Barbara Rarey and Olga Blaas were struck by an Almsterdam avenue trolley at Seventy nth street. William Blaas eight suffered a skull fracture and will die. Mrs Rarey dragged sixty feet with her foot nearly amputated. Motorman John Sheridan fled to a south bound car and was later arrested.
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Two Die From Injuries In Georgia Railroad Wreck
Augusta Ga fatal wreck on the Georgia Railroad at Messend left two dead Engineer T J Blackburn of Atlanta died at City Hospital from scalds A S Morris of Macon extra fireman died from scalds at scene. Seven cars and the engine wrecked thirteen injured. no cause yet found. Rails spread at the scene with no switch present.
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Rockefeller snubbed by reporter seeking interview
A Metia reporter in Paris, carrying a $1,000 check, sought a fifteen minute chat with John Rockefeller. Assuming a $400 hourly rate, the offer was laughed off by Rockefeller's son in law who declined the request.
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Washington Post
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Rockefeller
Rumor of B and C sale to Reading line
Pennsylvania may dispose of its holdings in Baltimore and Ohio stock to the Philadelphia and Reading Railway. A plan proposes the Baltimore and Ohio, Philadelphia and Reading, and Jersey Central to merge into an independent trunk line linking New York Philadelphia Baltimore with Chicago and St Louis, forming a national system.
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Denials by Cassatt on Coal Stocks under Pennsylvanian Lines
Pennsylvania Railroad President Cassatt testifies to a special committee that he owns limited coal stock in Millwood Coal and Coke Company, has no interest in Keystone or Henrietta Coal Companies, and has not performed duties related to shipments for the named firms. He notes past stock sales and clarifies his lack of involvement with Cassatt & Co, Berwind-Winter, and other groups. Istanbul note cites Turkey increasing customs duties by 2 percent for seven years, with surtax to start September 14.
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Cassait
Union Switch and Signal Company
United States Metallic Packing Company
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Cassatt & Co
Charles J. Berwind
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Berwind-Winter Coal Mining Company
Bernard-White & Co
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Porte
Labor in Politics Hearst Growing Factor in 1908 Fight
A New Yorker with strong ties to organized labor, William Randolph Hearst emerges as a pivotal force for the 1908 presidential race. The piece argues labor groups could back Hearst or shift to a third ticket if major parties fail to honor labor principles, highlighting Samuel Gompers and the AFL as key influencers and detailing three labor schools of thought guiding the alliance.
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William Randolph Hearst
United States
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Hearst
William Jennings Bryan
CG Thompson
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