Slain Woman’s Slayer Suspect Near Arrest, Coroner Probes
Bronx murder case centered on Mrs Alice Kinnan at 189th Street and Washington Avenue. A letter to Mia Kinman found at the Stanton house hints at the killer. Coroner Schwannecke and Captain Price inspect the rear porch area for blood-stained weapon and hidden evidence. Mrs Stanton remains under constant surveillance. an inquest is planned today.
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New York
Mia Ki
Nan Aritten
Belfoe
Stanton House
Copt Price
Aliee Kifinan
Schwannecke
Price
Stanton Price
Alice Kinnan
Stanton Mansion
189Th Street
Washington Avenue
Bronx
Inquest Opens Into Death of Mrs Kinnan
Mrs Kin nan death inquest starts at Coroner McDonald office this morning. Police spent most of the day serving summonses. Forty six witnesses directed to appear at the preliminary examination, mainly residents near the Tamshackle old mansion with scraps of information about Mrs Stanton and her murdered daughter. Acting Capt Price declined to reveal names, signaling no new valuable witnesses found.
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Mra Miller
Kinnan
McDonald
Tamshackle
Stanton
Capt Price
Frisco Relief Scandal Sparks San Francisco Court Action
In San Francisco on June 20, refugees filed suit in Superior Court to curb the finance committee of the citizens relief committee. They seek an injunction to halt use or intake of funds and foods, alleging misappropriation of relief resources. Plaintiffs Ala Udell Williams Howerd and C F Pearce claim to represent around 10,000 homeless relief camp residents and ask to be named trustees of the funds for those communities.
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San Francisco
Finance Committee
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Ala Udell Willam Howerd
C F Pearce
Proctor for Governor Platform Endorses Roosevelt in VT
Fletcher D. Proctor, candidate for Vermont governor, is nominated by acclaim at the Republican State convention. The ticket lists Prouty as lieutenant governor Deavitt as state treasurer Graham auditor Fitts attorney general and Fleftwood secretary of state. The platform largely sticks to state issues while endorsing Roosevelt and opposing interstate discrimination. One plank notes support for temperance and another calls for further trial of the system.
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Fletcher D. Proctor
United States
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
George H. Prouty
Newport
Edward H Deavitt
Montnehar
Horace F Graham
Crafteburs Attorne
Grneral—Clark
Fitts
Brat- Alebora
Fred G Fleftwood
Morristomn
Roosevelt
Regular Republicans Win in North Dakota Primaries
Returns from North Dakota indicate a stronger Republican victory than anticipated. Final count places regulars at 348 of 467 convention votes, with insurgent candidates less successful. Delegates to the state convention show regulars gaining control of the next house despite some insurgent presence.
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Farsa
Davis for Governor Nominated by Acclamation
Cyrus W Davis of Wetergellen was nominated by acclamation as the Democratic candidate for governor at the Democratic State convention. The convention minuted the platform adoption, focusing almost entirely on state matters and the September elections.
Pauline Hall Injured in Runaway Accident
Special to The Washingtonse Lombers NI June 20 Pauline Hall comic opera star broke her leg and was bruised and shaken in a runaway accident at 6 o clock in the evening Her sister Mise A Hall was bruised but her daughter Patline and a girl friend escaped injury by jumping clear
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Mise A Hall
Patline
Died After Denunciation In Faston Alderman Found Dead
Faston Pa June 20 Joseph Breiminger alderman fourth ward was found dead in his office today. He had denounced the eight year old boy in a criminal court case and the trial was set for yesterday. The court dismissed the lad and harshly criticized Breiminger and associates. Breiminger grew agitated during the proceedings and it is thought this led to his death. Separate items note Lord Barrington murder case and a June 24 railroad excursion from Cumberland to Berkeley Springs Martinsburg Harpers Ferry and return with prices.
Mass meeting tu r Congress urged on Russia massacre
Thousands mourn the Bialystok Jewish massacres at a packed Beta Hammedrogh Hedagal Synagogue in New York. Rabbis spoke in Yiddish and English as President Roosevelt’s telegram was read, urging careful diplomacy while Congress is urged to amend immigration law to curb the entrants. Jacob Schiff reported London relief aid is ready, and a relief movement was discussed.
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United Hebrew Community
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Congress
New York
Roosevelt
Russia
White House
Jacob H Schiff
Root
Beta Hammeddrogh Hedagal
Norfolk Street
Biahstok
Fae Syaigogue
Sri¢F
Jozeph Silverman
Temple
Tmanuel
Bialostok
Schiff
London Belief Committee
London 15
Appeal for Russian Jews Urges Refugees Open Help
Montefiore and Zangwill issue a joint appeal through newspapers urging Great Britain and the United States to act on behalf of oppressed Russian Jews. They warn Senate immigration restrictions may close America’s doors without offering a new refuge and call for permanent solutions and a new safe haven for Jews worldwide.
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London
Montefiore
The
Zionist Federation
Israel Zangwill
Jewish Territonal Organization
Great Briiain
United States
United States Senate
Massacre of Jews in Russia Urges U S Action
Simon Wolf, former president of the Brat B'rith, urged the President to intervene to stop massacres in Russia. He cited telegrams and letters from across the United States protesting the outrages. The President expressed sympathy but said the U S government could not see how to prevent them under the circumstances.
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Brat B'rith
Russia
United States
Eleven Men Buried In Staten Island Cave-In
In New York, eleven of a fifteen man gang digging at Milliken Bros iron works in Mari ner's Harbor Staten Island were buried when a wall collapsed. Three men died before rescue, three more were badly hurt, the rest were taken out unconscious but recovered and returned home after resuscitation.
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Milliken Bros. Iron Works
Mariner's Harbor
Staten Island
Husband accuses artist in alienation suit in Pittsburg
Special to The Washington Post reports in Common Pleas Court Pittsburg Pennsylvan ia that artist Bryan Wall a Carnegie Institute trustee and noted figure is named as defendant in an alienation of affections case filed by B R Wilkinton a Millvale messenger husband of Mrs Wilkinton. Wilkinton’s attorney Stephen G Porter withheld specifics pending filing of a statement within five days. Wall a bachelor who frequented the Wilkinton home and known for marked attentions to Mrs Wilkinton resides at 514 Arch Street Allegheny neighbors say the matter has become neighborhood talk.
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Common Pleas
Bryan Wall
The
Carnegie Institute
B. R Wilkingon
Millvale
Ils City
Wilkingon
Stephen G Porter
Wilkinson
United States Express Company
Wil-lacons
Wall
Attle
Madyale
Guffey Frees Delegates as Fusion Talks Rise in State
Col James M Guffey Democratic national committeeman and state leader releases delegates from pledges to himself or friends at the state convention. He notes a shift in views after Lincoln Party talks and says fusion remains possible only with a Democrat at the ticket, while he will focus on duties in Congress and national committee work.
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James M Guffey
Col Guffey
Guffey
Col. Gulley
Col Gutey
Vine
National Committee
Lyeer
Royal Arrival for Haakon Maud in Trondhjem
Norse King Haakon Queen Maud greet Prince of Wales Princess and children from Victoria and Albert as British salutes echo along the fjord. Crown Prince Olaf, reception at the palace, French Embassy arrives with Admiral Aube. American and other envoys to follow. Cathedral music rehearsal for coronation underway amid repairs.
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Escaping Convicts Slain In Louisiana Sawmill Escape Attempt Turns Deadly
Four white men are dead and one critically wounded after three life term convicts attempt to escape from Angola State Farm near Natchez Mississippi. Foreman JW Block and guard J T Ogden are among those killed or wounded as the convicts seize a skiff, shoot, and are repelled by Deleath and others. The fugitives, Singleton Dutch and Byrd, were from New Orleans and worked in the sawmill.
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Mias
Angola
Ammvict
JW Block
New Orleans
Block
Singleton
Dutch
Byrd
Gibson
Foreman Black
Deleath
Black
J T Ogden
Coronation Preparations at Oslo Cathedral Include Crowns and Canopies
A temporary flooring and hidden ceiling shape the cathedrals interior for the coronation. Royal chairs sit between transepts under a canopy with red and gold banners bearing initials of King Haakon and Queen Maud. The dome area holds a choir gallery while flags and national emblems line the route from palace. King Haakon mingled incognito with crowds around the palace, enjoying aspect of his subjects.
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Queen Maud
Norway
Catheral
Canfield Appeals Judgment in Delshunty Case
New York June 20 Richard A Canfield has filed an appeal from the jury verdict awarding John Delshunty liberal compensation for his services to the ex gambler art collector. Battle Marshall served Choate Han ford Larocquet with the notice of appeal to the Appellate division. The appeal cannot be heard before after the summer vacation and the judgment of 42558.51 is stayed pending the hearing. MUENTER SEEN ON TRAIN
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York
Richard A. Canfield
John Delshunty
Canfield
Forty-fourth Street
Jerome
Battle & Marshall
Delehunty
Choate, Hanford & Larocquet
Edmund L Mooney
Delahunty
Egatnet Canfield
Muenter
Two Men Battle in Midair on Scaffold at Hotel Site
In Cincinnati on June 29 two men fought on a seventh story scaffold at the unfinished Sminton Hotel corner of Fourth and Vine. One drew a knife and wounded the other, Joseph Connelly a bricklayer, after a heated dispute over dumped bricks. Williams, a hod carrier, was arrested for cutting. Connelly was hospitalized.
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Apen
Joseph Connelly
Hugh Willams
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Regiments Mutiny and Police Attacks Across Cities
Reports from London Warsaw and St Petersburg describe mutiny in Bolchoft regiment with officers killed in Russia. In Warsaw revolutionists fire on police sergeant misses injuring two women. Kamensky depot of thirteen bombs exploded during unloading killing one and wounding two. Cronstadt firing rumors denied by Petersburg authorities.
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Kamensky
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Trepoff for Premier in Russia Cabinet Formation
The Tribune's St Petersburg correspondent says Emperor Nicholas urges Gen Trepo to form a cabinet and has summoned M Pebedonostseff to an audience at Peterhof tonight. A brakeman, George Stenton, was killed and another injured in a rear-end Central Vermont wreck near Mansfield Depot Connecticut on June 20.
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the Tribune
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Nicholas
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M Pebedonostseff
Holy Synod
Peterhof
Mansfield Depot
Conn
George Stenton
Central Vermont Railroad
Murderer Known Ready for Coronation
An index card for today’s issue notes that Mrs Kinnan’s murderer is identified and awaiting coronation preparations. The listing also mentions appeals to the President for Jews and a section on threats against a woman.
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Kinnan
Hearst
White House
Shaw
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Sultan's Adherents Attempt to Kill Morroccan Pretender
Melilla June 20 Adherents of the Sultan of Morocco last night attempted to assassinate Bu Hamara the pretender while he slept in his tent. Several of the pretender's guards were wounded and others hurled.
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Melilla
Morocco
Fire destroys Standard Oil stables. seventeen horses die
A blaze at the Standard Oil Company stables on Half and K streets southeast last night at 10 16 consumed the building, killed seventeen horses and burned three more. Firemen saved twenty horses as tanks of kerosene and gasoline nearby created the danger of a massive explosion. Wilbur Coleman, son of the watchman, rushed into the burning structure seeking his father, and was found later in a state of frenzy.
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Standard Oil Company
Half
Henry
Engine Company No 4
Wilbur Coleman
John H Coleman
Second Street
George E. Parcel
Theetables
Hiis
Pennsylvania
Sergia Wight
Dunnigan
Schilling
Lieut McCathren
Parcell
Sioux Falls Woman in Murder Case Faces Crowd Demo
Sioux Falls South Dakota June 20 Indignation runs high as Mrs Emma Kauffmann wife of Moses Kauffmann millionaire brewer is held without bail for murder in the death of seventeen year old maid Agnes Polrels. A noisy mob claims lynching and threats to dynamite the Kauffmann home if she stays free. The party sought refuge in a livery stable then escaped by carriage. The case likely to go to trial in November.
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Sioux Falls
Washington Post
Dak
Emma Kauffmann
Moses Kauffmann
Agnes Polrels
Aho
Kaufmann
Kauffmann
Dai
Poiress
Parkston
Jones
Circuit Court
Bulgarians Annihilated in Perlepstich Action
On June 18 imperial troops destroyed a Bulgarian band of thirteen under Capt Christo near Kochana after a desperate fight at Perlepstich. Imperial losses were two killed and four wounded. Your household goods will be safe during absent storage with Union Trust Co at low consister rates.
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Sloan's
Storage Dept. Union Trust Co
Satoniki
Perlepstich
Kochana
Christo
Iin Union Trust Co
83 Dressed Boards Price at Libbey Co
Libbey and Company at Sixth Street and North Avenue quotes dressed boards at two pounds forty pence per hundred feet. The firm lists stock and price for builders and merchants in the local market.
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