Mrs James Tanner Die in Auto Crash Near Washington
Mrs James Tanner wife of Gen Tanner commando in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic was killed this afternoon in an automobile accident while returning from an inspection tour. The car toppled after ground gave way and crushed her between a pile of bowlders and a telegraph pole. Her husband and others were injured but survived. The party had been touring Fort Harrison and Broadwater and were en route to a hotel reception.
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Tenner
Tanner
Epecal
Washington Post
Helena
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Wis
Ospera
Harrison
Broadwaler
Ney Lester S Wilson
Sozeman
J . Toole
Sontint
Vanner
Agase
Jay
Fem Sci
Helens
Tanner Tad Yerane
Henry Blake
Montana
Ely
Trin
Broadwater
William Henry Harrison
Central Fire
Corp Tinner
3Ris J Osle
Mr« Tanner
Gen Wall
Mr. Tanner
Julie & P Sterling
Zoeller
Hys Ma¢Re
Ming
Death of Mrs Tanner Shocks Family in Bluemont West
Corral Tanner and Mrs Tanner were away on a West tour when news reached Bluemont of the death of Mrs Tanner. Corporal and Mrs Tanner had traveled for duty and charitable work. Mrs Tanner, daughter of Alfred White of Jefferson NY, was married to Corpal Tanner in 1886 and was active in Legion of Loyal Women and charitable groups.
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May Butts
Tanner
James ' A Tanner
Bluemont
W Vo
Taeut Dari Tanner
Fourth Infantry
Philippines
West
Helena
Butta
Alfred © White
Jefferson NY
Corporal Tanner
Legion of Loyal Women
Former State Senator George E Green Returns Home
Welcome home crowd greets George E Green at Binghamton station after Washington trip as he is acquitted in postal fraud case. The former senator tells 3000 supporters he feels no revenge and trusts prosecutors, while expressing no fear if the other indictment proceeds.
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Washington
Binghamton N
George E Green
First Regiment
Duel Fatal in Orangeburg Shocks Community
James T Parks former editor and Patrait proprietor and R S Covar business manager at the Patriot newspaper dueled on Orangeburg courthouse square. Parks was mortally wounded and later died. Covar seriously wounded. Parks a former state party official and prominent citizen, had recently sold the paper amid mounting quarrels with Covar and an associate.
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Specter
Wshlington
Columbia
James T Parks
R S Covar
Orangeburg
Parks
Covar
Patrait
Weshiv
Funderbuik
Funderburk
the Patriot
Orangebars
Italian identified as murder victim in Yonkers case
The dead man, later named Andrea Feorla of 104th Street New York, was identified by his brother in law Thomas Hirer. Police, aided by Detective Sergi Petrasino, pursue a New York suspect linked by a bloodied hatchet and nearby bedpan fragments, with Feorla’s education noted and his family in Italy unaware of motive. The suspect, a New York businessman, is expected to be arrested tomorrow.
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Washington Post
Yonkers Nyc
Andrea Feorla
104Th Street
New York
Thomas Hirer
Feorla
Italy
12Th Street
Sergi Petrasino
Emperors Army Morale Angst as Parliament Dissolution Considered
Report from St Petersburg notes a reactionary faction urges dissolving Parliament and stamping out revolt by armed force while troops are loyal. Emperor Nicholas mocks disloyal regiments at Peterhof, strips the First Battalion from Guards rolls, and warns that morale is shaken across the army. Plans shift as Goremykin may resign and agrarian laws move toward the Lower House.
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Parl Nement
Associated Press
Forday
Wigholas
Krasnovo-Selo
Goremykin
Moscow
Nicholas
Preobrajensky
Imperial
Peterhof
Tois Regiment
Parkandil
Imperial Guards
General Staff
Bastila
Russia
Kharkov
Saratov
Rostov
Premer
Suichinskyys
Mouromtseff
Department of Agriculture and Port
Ministry of the Interior
Ministry of Finance
Clash in the House Ends With Knife Display
During a lull in a New York Georgia clash in the House, Representative Bartlett of Georgia drew a small silver pocket knife as Southwick of New York approached. The chamber erupted in confusion. the sergeant-at-arms moved to restore order while friends from both sides intervened. Bartlett retreated behind a desk as Southwick pressed remarks, no arrests were made, and the incident highlighted tense partisan conflict amid a larger debate on a conference report.
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Southwick
New York
Bartlett
Georgia
Senate
Bartltt
Committee On Accounta
Bartlet
Union Trust Co
Chamber
Embezzling Post Office Clerk Captured After Confession
Charles W MacWhorter, assistant cashier at the Washington post office, confessed to stealing government funds totaling about ten thousand dollars and was arrested at the Bond Building office of his attorney W H Robeson. He was taken to the First precinct police station after a visit from Postmaster John A Merritt.
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Charles W MacWhorter
Lamont Avenue
Washington Post-Office
First Precinct
MacWhorter
John A. Merritt
W. H. Rabegon
Merritt
Sergt
H R Lohman
Curry
Robeson
Madison Davis
BacWhorter
Post Office
Pusp Cian
Jess
Fou
Washington
Third Street
Mount Pleasant
Myron Anderson
Hhan
Sisent
W H, Robeson
Smith
Benjamin F Barnes
Sergi Lohman
Bond
Rumors of Revolution Loom Over Tsarskoe Selo
The article reports ongoing revolutionary plots and widespread fear around the imperial palace. It notes suspicions about officials’ explanations, tight security, and spies among servants. It mentions Peterhof as safer for the imperial family and Count Witte pressing anti-Jewish rowdiness to protect Russia's credit.
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Demes
Tsarskoe-Belo
Peterhof
Tsarskoe-Selo
Finland
Count Witte
Russia
Sixteen Hurt In Albany Street Car Crash
A rear end collision on the Broadway line of United Traction Company in North Albany injured sixteen people, two seriously, when a street car stopped abruptly and another car struck from behind. Both cars were traveling in the same direction at the time of impact.
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Albany
Broadway
United Traction Company
Begged Doctors to Kill Her as Cancer Claimed Life
A Binghamton woman dies from stomach cancer after thirty four days without food or drink. Mrs Albert Thompson, who had pleaded with doctors to end her pain, died at her home today. Auction notices list desirable furniture, liver china, and more to be sold at Sloan's. Also promotes a new fireproof steamer Jamestown with a July 14 departure and additional Potomac trips through July including Sundays and July 4.
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Binghamton N
Albert FL Thompson
Sloan's
Mrs James Tanner Ruled Clash at Night Session of House
Mrs James Tanner headlines a heated night session as the House tests loyalties. The report notes factional clashes, procedural moves, and looming votes shaping legislative action.
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James Tanner
House
Czat
Thaw
Capital City
Evelyn Thaw
Kinnan Cage
Bailey
Congress
Balterial
Mexican man shot dead by Dallas police
Special to The Washington Post. James Mullson a Mexican desccribed man, died at Prestin and Elm streets in Dallas after police fired on him while he tried to flee from five officers pursuing him on burglary and highway robbery charges in Kaufman County. Mullson allegedly wrested Constable G W Lee's pistol and escaped, then collapsed in a saloon as Dallas officers awaited a patrol wagon.
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Washington Post
Dallas
Tex
James Mullson
Prestin
Elm
Kaufman
G W Lee
Fornes
Mullson
Lees
Lee
Tur
Mulison
Congress Ends Today With Quick Adjournment Expected
Congress nears final adjournment as appropriation bills pass. President approves acts for District of Columbia matters, road and railroad concerns, Niagara River water regulation, and a pension to General Edwards Bragg. Debate highlights include Champlain and Grosvenor tariff remarks amid party display. Clark begins lecture tour through multiple states.
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Bragg
Congress
Woveress
Co Inia
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sherman Avenue
Philadelpha, Baltimore and Washington Ratroed Company
Senate
Clark and Grosvenor
Champlain
Grosvenor
Champlais Pot
Fane Gallery
Hammer and
Geneva Lake
Indiana
Chattauqua
Champ Clark
Arkansas
Death Toll Rises From Heat Across Cities
On June 9 in Chicago three deaths occurred with numerous prostrations as heat peaked at 92 degrees. Detroit reported the hottest day of the season at 93 degrees with one death and a prostration. Philadelphia neared June’s record warmth with 85 degrees, while New York hit 92 degrees as several heat prostrations were logged. Separately, carriages at auction were offered by Bloas 1407 Gst with storage services and free in vault bids at Union Trust Co. West.T
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
ther+motmeter
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Thaw pleads not guilty in Stanford White murder case
Harry K. Thaw pleaded not guilty to the indictment for murdering Stanford White and was sent to the Tombs to await trial, with a November or later date likely. Lawyers sought time for defense, and a key witness, Thomas McCaleb, was secured. Thaw appeared composed in court, requested liberty to adjust his plea, and left the Tombs under escort amid crowds while the case heads toward a lengthy process.
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Washington Post
New York
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Jerome
Pete
Gina
Ang
Bell
Harry Kendall
Ber
Mr Olcott
Terrence J McManus
Cowing
Thay
Olcott
Bridge of Sighs
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Pather
Lanyers
Thomas McCaleb
Shaw
California
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