Grant Plans Unprecedented 3000 Man Army Move
New York reports that General Frederick D. Grant is orchestrating a historic 3000-strong march converging at Pine Plains Jefferson County New York within three hours of each other. The exercise includes 15,000 troops overall with trials of automobile use for military purposes and a large scale East maneuvers camp.
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Frederick D. Grant
de- Ferrats
Jefferson County
N. Y
Grant
Pine Plains
Department of the East
War Department
Governor's Island
Edwin F. Glenn
Twenty-third Infantry
William T. Johnson
Charles G. Woodruff
Pine Pl
Albany
Reports of peonage probe sparks calls for tips from Connecticut
Washington June 11 Assistant Attorney General Russell in charge of peonage cases seeks more information after a special agent reported peonage exists in Connecticut. An Italian foreman allegedly forced laborers back to work with a gun. The department has pursued peonage in New York and southern states. Hitchcock released on bond. Tombs prisoners hailed his acquittal with cheers. Fire damage at Chicago Junction disrupted telegraph lines. elevator owned by Richard Fitzgerald of the Chicago Union Railway.
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Washington
Russel
Department of Justice
Connecticut
Europe
Department
Italy
Russell
New York
Hitchcock Research
Saymond Hitchcock
Tombs
Weather forecast for the lake region and beyond
Forecast: cooler tonight and Friday fair with northeast winds. No defined storm near the Rockies. light showers favored along the middle and southern coast and in the Mississippi Valley. High pressure over the lake region brings pleasant conditions in the north and eastern areas, with favorable weather for the vicinity.
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Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Five Die in Belgian Train Wreck Near Tournai
A Mons passenger train ran off the track near Tournai on June 11, and five people were killed with several others injured. The wreckage, several cars demolished, caught fire and was consumed, complicating extraction of the wounded before flames spread.
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Tournai
Belgium
Here
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G. O. P. Contests Highlight National Committee Session
South Carolina delegates were defaulted to Taft as the national committee opened its work. Contests from Tennessee Texas and Oklahoma were anticipated while discussions on anti injunction actions at the Republican convention drew labor leaders into the conference. Illinois and Ohio factions surfaced with debates over who should represent each state, and Senator Cullom urged harmony and a platform plank endorsing the current federal administration.
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Texas
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Alaska
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American Federation of Labor
Seth Low
New York
Civic Federation
Ralph Easley
Illinois
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Myron T. Herrick
Frank C. Lowden
Frederick W. Upham
House of Representatives
Cullom
Fairbanks
Indiana
George Ade
Foraker
la Follette
Hughes
International miners congress backs nationalization plan
The miners union movement gains support at a Paris congress urging nationalization while safeguarding miners right to keep union affiliation. In Vallejo the Time defeats Pike and Grempes in a heated yard race, with a Mare Island shipyard cost of 29,000 dollars per item reported.
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Mines
Paris
International Minery Congress
Vallejo
Calume
Eabme
Hand denies report on Jerome charges decision
Plattsburg New York June 11 Commissioner Richard L Hand said a published New York story claiming he recommended dismissal of charges against District Attorney William Travers Jerome is a naked falsehood He has 3000 pages of evidence to review and has not received official briefs or new charges He has made no decision and will report privately to Governor Hughes after all materials are before him.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Richard L. Hand
Elizabethtown
Hughes
William Travers Jerome
New York
Jerome
Hand
Pierce
Yale Unites Minor Sports Under New Association
Yale University forms the Yale University Association of Minor Sports bringing together basketball hockey golf swimming gymnastics wrestling tennis soccer gun and fencing clubs under one body. A thirteen member committee including club representatives two faculty members and the association president will govern minor sports and manage subscriptions and funds.
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Yale
New Haven
Yale University Association
General Athletic Committee
Yale University
Humed
Gymnasium
Sheffield Scientific School
Kube
Scancial Union
Yale Geld
Hearst Count Rebounds as 36 Votes Gained in 74 Boxes
The New York recount in the McClellan Hearst majorities shows Hearst gaining 36 more votes from 74 boxes opened today. Now 464 boxes opened, Hearst leads by 215 votes. In Massachusetts, a convention day as leaders consider outcomes and party notes.
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Hearst
New York
McClellan
Nearet
Contested will hearing in Killoughey case nears end
The third week of the trial nears its close as Father Gleeson testifies on a $45 bill for items including whiskey used by Mrs Catherine Killoughey. He recalls not knowing contents of the will until 1904 and discusses church bequests, debts, and mass practices amid questions from Attorney Church. Dr Pickles, a St Andrews native, followed the testimony.
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Father Gleenon
Killoughey
Appellee
Attorney Church of Counsel
Father Gleeson
Gleeson
St Patrick’s Church
Thomas
Lowe
Attorney Church
Kiloughey Bever
Convention Notes and Unclear Plans for Virginia
Fragmentary report mentions a convention called to consider Virginia in twenty years with moves noted. Statements imply general consensus but details are unclear about the convention’s structure or outcomes and the intended influence on Aryae.
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Virginie
Wise
Aryae
Typhoid Case On City Water Shed Alerts Branch
Superintendent Kennedy and Health Officer Kilmartin respond to a typhoid case at the Branch reservoir involving Henry Forsythe who lives near the main water source. The near-epidemic scare prompts precautionary measures and potential public guidance while noting a prior case on Branch tributaries and the city’s water service safeguards.
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Kennedy
Henry Forsythe
Health Board
Harry W. Moses
Metal scalding injures Benedict & Burnham worker
An employee in the Benedict & Burnham casting department was badly scalded when boiling metal tipped over in a pit. He was treated by Dr Tywyer and moved to Waterbury hospital. his condition is not serious but recovery will be lengthy. Also noted are race results and the death of Isabel Edwards at age 62 after a surgical operation in Lenox Mass.
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Benedict & Burnham
Comcorad
I. J. Tywyer
Waterbury Hospital
Lenox
Mass
Isabel | Edwards
Tibert Edwards
New York
West Thirty-third Street
Edward Whitlock Leaves Benedict & Burnham's Yard
Ed ward Whitlock, long time yardmaster at Benedict and Burnham, has severed ties with the firm. Moriartys establishment unveiled a new open wheeled vehicle drawing attention in the streets. The Lani mania train from which he is due to arrive in New York this evening. A party of officers returned at 2:20 pm from a search for Edward Shirrmann, covering West Side hill to Middlebury, yet no clues to the man matching the description were found.
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Edwart Whitlock
Benedict & Burnham’s
West Side Hill
Middlebury
Shirrmann
Doorma
Kent Industry Foelker Was There
New Milford June 11 The Kent Iron company plans an auction June 27 selling 800 acres of woodland an iron ore mine and mineral rights marking the end of a century old Kent industry once linked to Ethan Allen. The mine lies in South Kent and the furnace at Kent Furnace four miles north. The firm once employed 200 to 400 men and kept a large charcoal network for ore reduction. The plant closed in 1892 due to rising costs and competition.
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Kent
Kent Iron Company
Ethan Allen
South Kent
Kent Furnace
Penna
Tennessee
Rescuer's Courage Fails as Man Dies After Harbor Rescue
Joseph Reilly of Pembroke Trees risked his life leaping into the harbor at Wall Street to save James Boles a 4 stevedore. Boles was pulled from the water in a dire condition and died at Bridgeport hospital after exhausting shock. Funeral directors Hawley Wilmot Reynolds took charge of the body.
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Joseph Reilly
Bridgeport
Pembroke Trees
Wall Street
James Boles
Bridgeport Hospital
Hawley
Wilmot & Reynolds
Boles
Emer_gency hospital
Explosives on Track Injure Seven in Cleveland Area
Explosives placed on Euclid Heights street car track blew up a Municipal Traction Co line early today injuring seven passengers, none fatally. Two sticks of dynamite were found on the rails. authorities pursuing the miscreants. Also, arguments began in the Tiffany will case in Winsted with closings planned for Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Euclid Heights
Municipal Traction Co
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