Hay Suffering From Uraemia Resting at Sunapee Home
Secretary of State John Hay remained confined to his bed at his Lake Sunapee summer home after an uraemia attack caught during travel from Washington. Boston specialists arrived by special train, examined him, and agreed no operation was necessary. his condition improved overnight and he is not considered in immediate danger.
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Echusetma General Hospital
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Hay
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Newport
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Scudder
Murphy
Boston and Maine Railroad
Concord
Concord and Claremont
Cain Agalsting
State Department
May
Mair Hay
Hays
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
Norfolk
New York
Moston
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Roosevelt May Wait On Hay Return For Cabinet Decision
President Roosevelt plans to postpone decisions on Secretary of State John Hay until his return to Washington in the fall. He desires Hay to remain in the Cabinet and is willing to wait until September or October before ruling on Hay's future in public life. If Hay can resume charge of the State Department, the President would be greatly gratified.
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Mr Hay
Washington
Hay
State Department
Hilprecht Exonerated by Penn Trustees Vote
Unanimous board decision at the University of Pennsylvania exonerates Rev. Dr. Hermann Vollratt Hilprecht research professor of Assyriology and Semitic philology from charges of literary dishonesty and improper custody of artifacts. The six member committee found all charges unsustained and untrue after review of evidence.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Asayrigiogy
Babylonia
Ful Board
Hilprecht
Bia
Huprecht
University of Pennsyla
Nipperbag
Miss Rogers Theme Sheds Light On Mania In Saranac Lake
Nurse Ada M. Justiney testified Miss Mary O. Rogers suffered melancholia taking religious mania form and remorse for imagined wrongs. Baltimore lawyer Willoughby N. Smith said to be family friend accompanied Rogers to Saranac Lake. No foul play suspected as heavy rain halts search. reward offered for body.
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Mary O. Rogers
Leesburg
Willoughby N. Smith
Baltimore
Miss Rogers
Justice Strong
Disa Rogers
Saranac Lake
Ada M. Jsutiney
Washington, D. C
Nas
Mamie Rogers
Alexander Rogers
Cal. Asa Rogers
Petersburg
Oden Bowie
Maryland
Morton Retains Lawyers For Equitable Recovery
Chairman Paul Morton disclosed that Equitable Life Assurance Society has hired Austin G. Fox and Wallace MacFarlane as special counsel to pursue recovery of money and property after an ongoing Price Waterhouse and Haskins & Sells examination. They will coordinate with the attorney general and insurance department. Also, Albany reports Superintendent Hendricks withdrew a prior finding implicating Alvin W. Krech in syndicate operations during his tenure as director.
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MacFarlane
Equitable
Washington Post
New York
Paul Morton
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Morton
Magsrs
Austin G. Fox
Wallace MacFarlane
Equitable Society
Price, Waterhouse & Co
Haskins & Gells
Chartered Accountants
Alvin W. Krech
Garman Cheats Gallows In Mistintown Death Note
Garman, condemned for first degree murder of railroad clerk William Murray in Mistintown, died in his cell at Mountaintown by ingesting carbolic acid on June 26. The crime arose from jealousy after Murray accused him of relations with Murray’s wife. Garman was linked to John M. Garman, a Democratic politician.
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Lewintown
Ewood Garman
Murrar
William Murray
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Garman
Mis@Mintown
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Eaernen
John M Gar
Bloodshed Continues as Red Flags Rise Across Poland
Disorder sweeps Lodz Warsaw and other cities as crowds clash with police and Cossacks. Barricades rise on Ogrodowa Krochmania and Wronia in Warsaw with red flags. Wounded include officers and civilians. mass arrests and proclamations follow. Reports of killings of civilians, labor strife, and martial law spread amid heavy rain and military presence.
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Ogrodowa
Krochmania
Wronia
Zelaxna Street
Social Democratic Party
Jewish Bund
Turmoil Sparks Across Russia and Caucasus Threatening Stability
Reports describe widespread unrest from Poland to the Caucasus as demonstrations and anti-government actions surge in Russia. Georgia faces priestly clashes and a near ecclesiastical boycott, while tensions rise with fears of a Persian Muslim influx turning border clashes into a holy war. Erivan reports border fighting and grisly reprisals as Armenians and Mohammedans clash amid a flooded Aratu River barrier and official seizures.
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Caucasus
Russia
Lode
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Georgia
Transcaucauia
Trepoff
Warsaw
Erivan
Persia
Transcaucasia
Aratu
Sparring for Position in Manchuria Front
Reports from Rt. Patersburg say steady skirmishing continues along the Manchuria main front with minor detachments trading blows over the same ground. The tactics focus on maintaining contact and delaying the main battle while Russian cavalry shows improved effectiveness to guard wings against a Japanese flanking move.
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Patersburg
Nogi'a
Mukden
Russia disapproves cruise outrage action in House debate
In London on June 2 Premier Balfour said Britain was assured Russia disapproved of attacks by Russian auxiliary cruisers. He stated orders had been sent to the Dneiper at Jibutil to prevent any repetition of the Sete outrages, described by Britain as outrages against international law.
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House of Commons
Balfour
House
Jibutil
Tension Eases Between France and Germany Reported
A Paris dispatch says the US and Roosevelt may push Germany toward resuming normal relations with France. Berlin reports indicate a relaxing mood and softened tone from semi official papers toward France, with amiable talks between Chancellor von Buelow and the French ambassador Elhourd.
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London
Morning Post
Paris
United States
Tower
Roosevelt
Germany
France
Berlin
Morocco
von Buelow
M. Elhourd
Double Murder in Miami Home Leaves Community on Edge
Charles E. Davie and his daughter Elsie were found dead in their Miami home likely from Saturday night shootings. A male assailant is unidentified as authorities seek clues amid fear of lynching. Rewards totaling $607 from local groups are offered for the arrest of the murderer.
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Fla
Charles E. Davie
Elsie
Mr. Davis
Miss Davis
Was & Popular
Promi
Amsociathen
Miss Vie
Twenty-Two Cadets Drowned In Danish Schooner Collision
Copenhagen June 2 Twenty two cadets drowned and fifty seven rescued when the Danish training schooner Georg Stage was rammed and sunk by the British steamer Ancona. One body recovered. Embargo placed on Ancona until inquiry. First Officer Myhre says collision resulted from Ancona changing course. Cadets were in bunks when disaster struck.
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Vote of censure defeated in Commons over army stores scandal
London reports the House of Commons rejected the opposition motion of censure on the government regarding the South African war army stores scandal by 329 to 255 after a lengthy debate. The government claimed defensiveness and blamed Lieut. Gen. Sir William Francis Butler for a January 14 report while noting a forthcoming commission to probe the matter with liberal powers.
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William Francis Butler
War Office Committee
Uberal
Lord Curzon May Resign Over India Army Control
Reports from Simla claim Viceroy Curzon may resign as Home Government accepts Kitchener's control of Indian Army. Indian Council meetings follow London blue book noting Kitchener plans. The Times of India warns India would lose both Curzon and Kitchener. In London Curzon resignation not confirmed. House of Commons inquiry yields no clear resignation intent.
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Indian Council
London
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Times of India
Prince and Princess of Wales
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House of Com- Toons
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Curzon
Lady Grey-Egerton Granted Divorce for Desertion
In London on a June day a divorce court granted Lady Grey-Egerton formerly Miss May Cuyler daughter of Major Wayne Cuyler U S A a divorce on the ground of her husband Sir Philip Grey-Egerton deserting her. The suit followed a prior case where she sought restitution of conjugal rights and a divorce, which he refused to obey.
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Lady Grey-Egerton
Miss May Cuyler
Wayne Cuyler
U.S. A
Sir Philip Grey-Egerton
Philip
German Force Defeated by Southwest African Rebels
Rebel leader Merengo defeated a German force commanded by Capt. Siebert at Amons in the Karaa Mountains. Rebels reportedly captured arms and ammunition ferried by the rebels. Heavy losses and gear seized as the clash delivered a retreating German squad.
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Boe
Aryan Brings Up Survivors From Lost German Ship Agnes
The Aryan arrived from Baltimore with the captain and ten crew members of the German ship Agnes, previously believed lost after wrecking off Cape Horn. The Agnes had three boats. only the captain and top men’s boat was recovered. Lloyds had declared the ship uninsurable.
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Cal
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Louie Dakota Tornado Kills Three at Pankinton and Two at Artesian
A June 26 report details deadly tornadoes at Pankinton and Artesian. In Pankinton a man his wife and daughter were killed by flying timber. Artesian suffered two deaths and multiple houses wrecked as the storm struck.
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Artesian
Plenipotentiaries Chosen for Russo Japanese Talks
Tentative selections announced by Russia and Japan place M Nelidom i and Baron Rosen as Russian emissaries with Takahira Komura and Takahira the likely Japanese negotiators. The White House said meetings should occur in the first ten days of August with the aim of an armistice after the plenipotentiaries convene. Official announcements are delayed for health and work reasons but are anticipated within days.
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Paris
Baron Rosen
Washington
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White House
Japan
Baron Komura
Kagoro Takahira
Ma Nelidomi
Tokyo
Takahira
Haron Rosen
Manchuria
St Petersburg
United States
Jusserand
Roosevelt
White*House
St. Petersburg
Ruzata
Secretary Hay's Illness Sparks Alarm Across Nation
Page by page index lists sections on international diplomacy, domestic politics, and society. It notes Secretary Hay’s illness described as not alarming, with coverage of Poland near revolution and peace envoy appointments.
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Poland
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McComss
Yale
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Wall Street
Rear end collision in Kentucky kills three and injures many
A Tri Nois Central Railroad rear end crash near Vine Grove Kentucky killed three passengers from Jeffersonville Indiana Litchfield and Hodgeville Kentucky and injured fifteen more. An accommodation train six miles an hour was struck by a freight at twenty five miles an hour wrecking the rear coaches and injuring several including B F Wheeler and Joseph Biter who may die. The engineer and firemen escaped.
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Phrer Wilton
Jeffersonville
Ind
Chester Shaman
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A. Kirkpatrick
Hodgeville
B. F. Wheeler
Joseph Biter
Firermen
Building Falls in Storm in Harlem and the Bronx
A fierce storm swept Harlem and the Bronx causing heavy wind and rain. A building under construction on 186th Street near Riverside Drive collapsed, killing foreman John Lawler and injuring two Italian laborers as the workers fled to the fifth floor. Builders Abraham Pearlman and superintendent Abraham Bordock were arrested. the lower city saw gale force winds and shattered plate glass as debris toppled trees and chimneys.
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Abraham Bordock
WIFE MURDER SUSPECTED IN ELGIN MESS
In Elgin Illinois June reports indicate a strange marital mix up and poisoning suspicions in the case of W H Dutree whose third wife Elizabeth died. Coroner Humphrey expects stomach analyses by tomorrow and Saturday as Dutree bonds out a thousand dollars and remains nervously unable to discuss the death. He claims his elder brother Charles H Dutree had a wife named Mary Dutree and lived with Dutree and his second wife, while officials question bigamy and the true spouse lineage in the case.
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Humphrey
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W H. Dutree
Husband and wife die in double suicide in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on June 28 Henry Eichenrodt bandmaster of the U S battleship Alabama and his wife Clara Petzold killed themselves by turning on gas and taking carbolic acid rather than face long foreign service separation. The couple married less than a year and were to be separated to join the Alabama again tonight. They were 28 and 26. A farewell gathering preceded the tragedy.
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Foreign Service
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United States
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Henry Petzold
Mia Eichenrodt
Mitchell's Former Private Secretary Testifies at Trial
Harry Robertson, Mitchell & Tanner associate, testifies in Portland on Senator Mitchell's case. He claims Mitchell feared prosecution and guided him to Tanner. Robertson describes a letter intended for Tanner and alleges plans to evade law. Defence witnesses follow. trial adjourned with possible Mitch ell taking the stand.
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Mitchell & Tanner
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United Sates
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Mitchell
Washington
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Kribs
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Thurston
T. Q. Abbott
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W. H Odell
Salem
J P. Futterton
Roseburg
A . Stillman
Pendleton
W. D. Wheelwright
T. B Wilcox
Williamson
Br.fp. Mays
United States
Willamson
van Geener
Biggs
Two Die in Wayne County Feud Shooting
In Waynesboro Georgia two men are dead and another severely wounded in a long standing feud sparked today. Dozier Hill and his wife defended by a gunshot ordeal led to Curtis dying instantly from a face and heart wound, while Schrameck was killed by a head and heart wound with unknown shooter. Hills surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Hurst and posted bond.
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Drone
L. Sehrameck
Augusta
D. ¢. Curtis
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Schrameck
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Hurst
North Dakota mother bears quadruplets in record birth
Mrs Eugene Reilly of Lamoure North Dakota presented her husband with four babies three girls and a boy all alive and crying at last accounts The four healthy infants form a birth record not equaled in the state Mire Reilly now has ten children at age 34 A bank run hits Dunkirk New York with two local banks facing slight panic while Portland Oregon prepares for the Lewis and Clark Exposition with travel and stopover rates announced
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Eugene Reilly
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