Nevada State Democratic Platform Endorses Bryan for President
After a long session in Nevada the Democratic state convention adopted a platform instructing delegates to Denver to vote for William J Bryan for the presidential nomination at all times. Theodore A Bell of California was endorsed for chairman. Delegates to Denver include Senator Francis G Newlands Governor D S Dickerson Ed Clark John Sunderland Jr Charles Evans and Ole Elliott.
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Arson
Nev
Denver
William J. Bryan
Theodore A. Bell
California
United States
Francis G. Newlands
D. 8. Dickerson
Clark
John Sunderland, Jr
Charles Evans
Ole Elliott
Yale School of Fine Arts honors and prizes in New Haven
The Yale School of Fine Arts held anniversary exercises with Kenyon Cox delivering the address on Augustus Saint Gaudens. Awards included the William Wirt Winchester fellowship to August Spaenbach, Alice English Kimball Prizes to four New Haven/Meriden entrants, and Walker prizes to Viola Hyde and James Nuckles. Also noted are remarks from Dr Charles A L Reed on physicians entering politics and a Mauretania altercation at sea. New Haven June 2.
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New Haven
Yale School of Fine Arts
Kenyon Cox
Augustus Saint Gaudens
Arthur Hadley
William Wirt Winchester
August Spaenbach
Haven
Alice English Kimball
Theodore Diedrickson, Jr
Albert Carl Lohman
Meriden
Chicago
American Medical Editors’ Association
Charles A. L. Reed
American Medical Association
Department of Public Health
Reed
Congress
Cotton area and condition in early season report
Washington reports this spring's cotton area at 12,081,000 acres with a May 25 condition index of 797.10 as shown in the first cotton report for the season released by the Department of Agriculture.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tragic Train Accident Near Groton Hospitalized Mystic Man
Jeon Saun ders of Mystic aged 25 was struck by a train between Groton and Midway while walking home early today. His left leg was severed and his right foot crushed, he was brought to Memorial hospital for treatment.
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New London
Jeon Saunders
Mystic
Memorial Hospital
Groton
Midway
Weinrib Improves After Boxing Injury in Baltimore Bout
Baltimore June 2 Sally Weinrib Rochester N Y pugilist badly injured in a boxing bout with Young here last night was reported improving at the city hospital today.
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Weinrib
Baltimore
Sally Weinrib
Rochester
N. Y
Young
Weather forecast for western rivers and regions
Weather outlook calls for fair to bright conditions with west winds and rain in the Rocky Mountain to Mississippi River corridor. Pleasant overall with moderate temperatures eastward to the coast. Limited chance of rain midweek. overall mild, unsettled across western districts.
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Rocky Mountains
Hearst Gains 93 in New York Recount Vote
In the Hearst McClellan Mayoralty election recount in New York on June 2 ballots from the first district were opened. Hearst shows a net gain of 4 votes in this batch and 93 votes overall from the first three boxes counted so far.
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New York
Hearst
Lilley statement defends personal conduct in submarine probe
Waterbury May - Congress man at large George L Lilley replies to the Boutell committee findings on the submarine investigation. He asserts he acted for public welfare not in bad faith, recounts meetings with committee members, and denounces accusations while defending his innocence and motives. He cites letters and testimony, and notes support from Connecticut colleagues and press.
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Waterbury
May
George L. Lilley
Boutell
Lake Torpedo Boat, Co
Lilley
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Electric Boat Co
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
House
Committee On Rules
Mets
K Street
N. W
Washington
George L
Howard
George J. Lilley
Cannon
Hin
Highlands
Willard Botel
Routell
Naval Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Electric Boat Company
Platt
Publi
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Whitney
Electric
Beief
Couws
Fire at 313 West 30th Street kills a woman
Fire in the basement of Mrs Mary Moon boarding house at 313 West 30th Street traps residents. Miss Marie Beletrine falls from the roof to the street and dies. Several others, including Mrs Mooney and Mrs Haggerty, are severely burned. firemen rescue survivors. Damages estimated at $1,000.
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New York
Mary Moon
West 30Th Street
Mooney
Marie Beletraine
George Mickle
Mary Haggerty
Madge Clarke
Mae Emerson
Clarke
Mrs Mickle
Sw ¢Ney
Mra Mooney
Reilly
Mrs Haggerty
Lieutenant Reilly
Clever with Knife Exhibit Draws Crowds in City Window
Frank Foster of Round Hill Street, a skilled tinsmith, showcases astonishing wood carving in the Barlow Bros window on Bank Street. His miniature ships, locomotives, chains, and an oven many pieces illustrate flawless handwork, including a single block carved knife in two hours and a cribbage board of 287 pieces. Crowds admire the craft and the precision of Foster’s figures.
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Barlow Bros
Frank Foster
Round Hill Street
Bank Street
Foster
Hoster
Scovill Street
Deneny Dies After Water Tower Fall in Naugatuck
Jeremiah Deneny who fell from a water tower in Naugatuck yesterday died at New Haven hospital at 2 30 this afternoon. His remains will be brought home to Pleasant street this evening by Undertaker Mulville for burial at a time to be announced.
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Jeremiah Deneny
Naugatuck
New Haven Hospital
Mulville
Pleasant Street
Mayor Thayer Beaten In Norwich Election
In Norwich on June 2 the entire Republican ticket led by Costello Lippitt won the mayoral race, defeating incumbent Democrat Charles F. Thayer by a narrow margin of 75 votes after eight years in office.
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Costello Lippitt
Norwich
Charles F. Thayer
Buller Dies After Illness in London General Sir Redvers Buller
London reports General Sir Redvers Henry Buller died after weeks of illness. Born 1839, he rose through the army to lieutenant general and fought in China, Ashanti, Kaffr, Zulu, Sudan, and Egypt. He led South African operations including the relief of Ladysmith and the Natal campaign. He married Lady Audrey Townshend.
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London
Redvers Henry Buller
Buller
China
South Africa
Egypt
Sudan
Ireland
Ladysmith
Natal
Audrey Jane
Charlotte
Marquis Townshend
Sister Clara Lucile dies at Convent Station N J
Sister Clara Lucile formerly Miss Margaret Coyle of this city died this morning at St Anne's Villa Convent Station New Jersey She leaves her mother Mrs Catherine Coyle a brother William and a sister Mrs Maurice Noonan Thomas Finnan aged years died this morning at Waterbury hospital He belonged in Thomaston and the remains were taken there for burial.
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Convent Station
Clara Lucile
Margaret Coyle
St Anne's Villa
N. J
Catherine Coyle
William
Maurice Noonan
Thomas Finnan
Waterbury Hospital
Thomaston
Wright Airship Offer Sets Terms for 100000 Sale
Paris reports Lazare Weiller confirmed Wilbur Wright is in Paris seeking to sell his airship for 100000. The offer hinges on two 50 kilometer flights within a week, with the machine carrying two people and sufficient fuel for a 200 kilometer flight or equivalent ballast.
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Paris
Lazare Weiller
Wilbur Wright
Weilller
Wright
Wife Murderer Dies of Insanity in Fairmont
A Coffman, who killed the Meadowdale parsonage two weeks ago, died in Fairmont City Hospital from nervous collapse. He was slated for trial on murder in court here this week. Believed mentally deranged, he grew violent last week and was placed in a padded cell after a struggle, then refused to eat for three days.
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Fairmont
W. Va
A. Coffman
Meadowdale Parsonage
Newspaperman Hildebrand Funger Dies in Philadelphia
Hildebrand Funger business manager and proprietor of the Philadelphia Item died at his home in Philadelphia on June 2, aged 59. He helped lead the publication as a key figure in local journalism and press operations.
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Philadelphia
Women Speak Out at American Academy Session
Chicago June 2 Women physicians urged girls access to all professions over marriage and motherhood. Male doctors warned of a growing evil of women leaving home life for work. Helen Putnam supported woman suffrage and homemaking study in schools. Emma Culbertson urged sex cooperation in business and life. Edward Jackson said women should adapt slowly to change. Otto Juettner lamented lack of housewives and warned against women in wage work. George Hoxie argued teachers’ pay reflects education bias.
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Chicago
American Academy of Medicine
Helen C. Putnam
Providence
R. I
Emma Culbertson
Bostom
Edward Jackson
Denver
Cal
Otto Juettner
Cincinnati
George Hoxie
Kansas City
Receiver Sought for Danbury and Harlem Traction Co
Three Philadelphia banks filed in Bridgeport superior court for a temporary receiver of the Danbury and Harlem Traction Co which is building a line from Danbury to Golden Bridge New York where it will join the Harlem railroad. The petition alleges default on interest payments on bonds.
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Bridgeport
Philadelphia
Danbury and Harlem Traction Co
Danbury
Golden Bridge
N. Ya
Harlem Railroad
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Charles A. Coey
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Clear Lake
South Dakota
Little Rock
Ark
Democratic State Committee
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Boston
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Iowa
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Allizon
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George W. Wheeler
Peets
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Danielsville
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Anthony Porter
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Eastern Tea Importers Co
North Main St
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