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1912June 20

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• DR. DOXEY A SUICIDE.; Wife, Recently Acquitted of Murder, Was to be Tried for Bigamy.
• YALE PICKS WEST COURSE.; Eight-Oared Race on Thames to be Rowed Down Stream.
• INCENSED AT FRENCH LINE.; Passengers Held Up by Strike Come on German Liner J.G. Bennett Here.
• RUTGERS'S LARGEST CLASS.; Justice Pitney Receives an LL.D. and Praises President Taft.
• MISS KRUG'S GOLF BEST AT HACKENSACK; Englewood Girl Takes Final Honors in Women's One-Day Tourney.
• HEART TISSUES GROW AND BEAT 120 DAYS; Paris Hears of Dr. Carrel's New Marvels in Rockefeller Institute Experiments.
• LESS STRIFE IN CUBA; NEGROES QUIT REBELS; Promise of Amnesty Induces Many to Surrender, but They Are Unarmed.
• Big Sisters" Incorporated.
• LEAKS IN SUBWAY, NEAR NEW STATION; At 191st Street Water Makes Walls Crumble and Leaves Pools on Platform.
• STEEL REPORT HELD UP.; Tennessee Deal to be Emphasized, It Is Said, if Roosevelt Wins.
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• THE SHOOTING OF MURDERERS.
• ,VEDS WEST POINT GRADUATE.; Miss Helen S. MacBride Married to LieuL William H. W. Youngs.
• THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; Quick Resale on Cortlandt Street -- Old Park Avenue Apartment Changes Hands -- Bohemians Buy Club Site -- Activity in the Bronx -- Good Suburban Market.
• KERMIT ROOSEVELT'S FUTURE; Colonel's Son Chooses Chemistry as a Profession.
• BIPLANES CRASH, 2 KILLED.; French Army Aviators Meet Death by a Mid-Air Collision.
• TO HUNT NAVAL RECRUITS.; Officers Will Attend State Fairs with Models of the Ships.
• EDUCATION NOTES.
• TAFT WINS PRAISE OF YALE ALUMNI; Goethals and MacVeagh Pay Tributes to President at Annual Dinner.
• New Bicycle Record.
• CALLS OCTOGENARIAN JILT.; Mrs. Law, 60 Years Old, Wants $30,000 from Capt. Myers.
• MacFarland Golf Winner.
• REMBRANDT ETCHIHG, $2,900.; New Yorkers Buy Some Prominent Offerings at a London Sale.
• Receiver for Reading Insurance Co.
• RUSSIA OFFERS LOAN FOR A GRIP ON CHINA; By Secret Bargaining the Czar's Government Seeks Control of the Republic.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• WORRIED BY NARROW SKIRTS.; Silk Manufacturers Say This Is the Only Weak Point in the Market.
• TAMMANY SEEKING A SITE.; But Won't Put Up Skyscraper on Car Barn Site, Says Voorhis.
• FOR BUSINESS ARBITRATION.; S.S. Pratt of New York Tells Credit Men It Reduces Strikes.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• PLAN CAMPAIGN FUND INQUIRY.; Littleton Wants House to Begin Investigation at Once in Chicago.
• CAROL NEWBERRY MARRIES,; Weds F. W. Brooks, Jr., After Break, Ing Engagement with Capt. Alleyne.
• FORCED INTO AUTO, HE SAYS.; Old Man May Die of Injuries -- Police Seek Chauffeur.
• NASSAU FIREMEN PARADE.; Their Tenth Annual Tournament Halts All Hempstead's Business.
• Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
• YANKEES DEFEATED BY BOSTON RED SOX; Beantown Batsmen Easily Solve Warhop's Peculiar Delivery -- Score 5 to 2.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• Warner and Crosby Gun Champions.
• EXPLOSION KILLS 12 MINERS.; Gas In Shaft of Victor-American Fuel Company, Colorado, Catches Fire.
• PRINCETON ALUMNI GETTING GOOD PAY; Average for Tenth Year Out of College Is Almost $4,000, with Lawyers Ahead.
• FOUND TITANIC VICTIMS.; Captain of Steamship Picked Up the Bodies of Three Stewards.
• HEAR CHINESE OPPOSE LOAN.; Washington Officials Informed That Peking Authorities Don't Like Terms.
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• ASTOR PENSIONS WATCHMAN.; Madden Has Been Employed at Fern Cliff for 30 Years.
• EXTRA INTERBORO DIVIDEND.; Five Per Cent. Taken from Surplus Profits of Construction Company.
• Many of Colonel's Delegates Will Not Follow Him from Convention.; COMPROMISE TALK, TOO
• BOROUGH PRIDE."; President Miller Thinks It Makes for Good City Government.
• .MISS E. E. WIDENER WEDS.; Simple Ceremony for Daughter of Late G. D. Widener and F. E. Dixon.
• DENIES OLSSEN REHEARING.; Man Whose Citizenship Was Canceled Will Now Appeal.
• PERTH AMBOY STRIKES BACK.; Coming of Coast Artillery on a Hike Excites Mayor Garretson.
• CHICAGO TRAIN RACE WON BY OSBORNE; Covered Distance from This City in 17 Hours, Beating Wanamaker Special.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• Bodie's Homer Beats Browns.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• NATIONAL S.C. QUITS.; Tom O'Rourke's Former Club Throws Up Sponge to State Commission.
• COLGATE DEGREE FOR WOMAN.; Doctor of Humane Letters Conferred on Lucy Salmon of Vassar.
• CRICKETERS COMING HERE.; Australians to Play Series of Matches in United States.
• RUSSIA TO BOOM COTTON.; The Minister of Commerce Wants a Large Grant to Extend Plantations.
• BOURSES OF EUROPE; Consols, Home Rails, and Rubber Shares Are Weak in London -- Paris Prices Heavy.
• TANG IS GOING TO HONG KONG.; Chinese Faction Wants to Make Dr. Wu the Premier.
• BANKER WOULD AID FARMERS.; B.F. Harris Urges Field Demonstration to Improve Crops.
• THE FLOOD RELIEF FUND.; More Than $4,700 Contributed Yesterday for Sufferers in South.
• ORDERED TO REDUCE RATES.; Roads Touching Sioux City Ignored Commission's Suggestions.
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• CONVENTION STORY TOLD IN BULLETINS; Delegates Carry Young Woman Around the Hall While Shouting for Colonel.
• CRUISES FOR NAVAL MILITIA.; Summer Manoeuvres to be the Most Extensive Yet Undertaken.
• SEA WEATHER SERVICE.; Wireless Conference Committee Agrees to Willis Moore's Plan.
• ASSAILS CLARK BOOM; TREND TO HARMON; Rivals Say Speaker's Forces Are Honeycombed with Wilson, Harmon, or Foss Sentiment.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Gregg in Fine Form for Naps.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• WOMEN ON POLO FIELD.; Two Teams of Fair Sex Compete, the Yellows Winning from Blues.
• SETON HALL COMMENCEMENT.; Seventeen Graduated with Out-of-Door Exercises.
• NEW MOTOR BOAT RULES.; Important Changes in Articles Governing Racing of High-Powered Craft
• FAILED TO FIND CASTAWAYS.; Chilean Warship Searched for Americans, Following a Bottle Clue.
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• ATTACK LLOYD-GEORGE.; Suffragettes Knock Off His Silk Hat, Then Detectives Rescue Him.
• EXCESS LOANS IN 989 BANKS.; Controller Issues Peremptory Order Against the Practice.
• THE LAST PHASE.
• ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR A BOLT.
• A MOVING-PICTURE LEAGUE.; State Exhibitors Organize to Have a Say on Laws.
• FOREIGN TRADE OPPORTUNITIES.
• Organization Committee Adjourns.
• ANNIVERSARY FOR TAFT.; A Quiet Family Dinner Last Night Celebrated the Event.
• HALF NIXON ESTATE TO SON.; Other Half of $3,000,000 Property Goes to Widow Under State Law.
• L. Li 'rower, Dean of Stationers, Dead [
• HOSPITAL SHIPS FOR NAVIES OF THE WORLD; United States First to Make Use of Them During the Brief War with Spain.
• Frank Baker Stops Senators.
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• MEADOW BROOK DEFEATED.; Great Neck Polo Team Wins Semi-Final Match by 14 3/4 to 8.
• MEAT PRICES REACH STILL HIGHER LEVEL; Prime Steers $1.50 a Hundred-weight Over Tuesday's Price and Retailers Grumble.
• McCARTY BEATS LOGAN.; New White Hopes's Showing In Six-Round Bout Somewhat Disappointing.
• PRINCES' TRUST IS HARD HIT.; Its Defeat by Big Shipping Companies Makes Kaiser's Associates Talk.
• Article 10 -- No Title
• M.L. Schiff Meets Kaiser at Dinner.
• TELL OF OPPRESSION BY STEAMSHIP TRUST; Steerage Folk Declare Their Tickets on Independent Lines Were Dishonored.
• HOSPITAL AUTO SKIPS CURB, KILLS WOMAN; Ambulance, Turned Sharply to Avoid a Boy, Crashes Upon Second Avenue Sidewalk.
• THE UPRIGHT JUDGE?
• Sure Now of Victory for Taft.
• Did Not Condemn College Women.
• OFFICERS AT MESS DINNER.; Atlantic Yacht Club Entertains Army and Navy Officials.
• HURT TRYING FOR A LICENSE.; Aviation Pupil Falls at Nassau Boulevard -- Unconscious In Hospital.
• Mabel Hite Is Much Better.
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• MARQUARD SAVES GAME FOR GIANTS; Rube Goes in Box in Eighth Inning, Following Two Long Hits Off Ames with Score Tied.
• YALE WINS AGAIN.; Harvard Vanquished In Second Game of Series with Crimson.
• THAW SNUBS WIFE, A HOSTILE WITNESS; They Almost Run Into Each Other in Court, but Don't Speak.
• BROWN RAISES $1,000,000 FUND.; President Faunce Announces That Balance Has Been Pledged.
• NEW DATES FOR AUTO ROAD RACES; Wisconsin and Pabst Trophies to be Decided Sept. 20 -- Big Events Separate.
• ARREST WOMEN IN MEAT RIOTS.; They Sprinkled Kerosene in Shops That Put Up Prices.
• MRS. MOORE NOT TO MARRY.; Engagement to Henry Fitz-Henry Ended Because of His Ill Health.
• LAUGHTER ENDED THE OPERA; All Because a Man in the Opera Comique Stalls Falls Off His Seat.
• Will Direct Farmers' Institutes.
• BOLT STARTS IN CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE AND ROOSEVELT MEN ALL WALK OUT; PLAN NOW IS FOR A THIRD PARTY; Hot-headed Roosevelt Men Force Action Ahead of Schedule.
• THE WISCONSIN IDEA.
• STOP WORK AT TUBE PLANT.; No Rioting Since Police Received Orders to Shoot to Kill.
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• PLATFORM TO HOLD ALL TAFT'S IDEAS; Administration Control of Committee on Resolutions Forecasts Declarations.
• BULLETINS SADDEN ROOSEVELT COHORTS; Crowds Wait at Times Building for Latest Word of the Convention Contest.
• BOOM FOR GAYNOR FINDS NEW SUPPORT; Murphy Alert on Learning Many of Old Committee of 100 Are for the Mayor.
• Robinson a Winner for Pirates.
• Wingate Harvard's Captain.
• WHITE SLAVER SENTENCED.; Long Prison Term for Italian Convicted in New Jersey Court.
• PENNSYLVANIA HONORS HIBBEN.; President of Princeton Receives Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws.
• DRAUGHTS NO EXCUSE FOR 'CATCHING COLD'; This Doctor Declares That Grandma Is Responsible for Ancient Delusion.
• FINANCIAL MARKETS; Trading a Little More Active; Prices Better -- Politics Not Much of a Factor.
• Passengers on the Baltic.
• Free Food for Starving Nicaraguans.
• Took $1,200 Loot from Lenox Home
• POLICEMAN DIVES FOR BOY.; Kronenbitter's Quick Daring Saves 13-Year-Old Feldman.
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• MR. ROOT'S APPEAL.
• GEN. O'RYAN TO DRAW $8,000.; New Rule Adopted to Pay Him During Manoeuvres.
• A Lenox Library Site.
• THE CUDAHYS REWED AFTER THEIR DIVORCE; Get Out a Marriage License and Start Away in an Automobile.
• JURY GIVES HIM $850,000; R.B. Higbee Wins Big Verdict In Lumber Commission Suit.
• TO THWART HARMON PLANS.; Pennsylvania Will Apply Unit Rule to Hold Guffey for Wilson.
• Pennsylvania, 8; Cornell, 1.
• TUFTS GRANTS 237 DIPLOMAS.; Friends and Graduates Gather for 56th Annual Commencement.
• WIFE TO SUE B. GRIFFEN.; In Reno to File Divorce Action Against New York Merchant.
• Plan Military Athletic Tournament.
• SOUTHAMPTON STRIKE ENDS.; Seamen and Dockers Who Tied Up the Port Are Beaten.
• LIMITS ITS COAL INQUIRY.; Merchant's Association Drops Production Cost and Transportation.
• TO EXHUME HOWARD'S BODY.; Jersey Authorities Stirred by Rumors That Editor Was Murdered.
• ROOSEVELT PLANS THIRD PARTY; To Name Full Ticket in States He Controls and Split Solid South.
• CASH AT ARMAGEDDON.
• CHEERS T.R., VOTES FOR TAFT.; Convention Rejects the Colonel's Compromise Plan, 564 to 510.
• PARK INVASION PLAN TO BE KILLED TO-DAY; Estimate Board Will Be Notified That Mr. Frick Has Withdrawn Library Offer.
• GOMPERS URGES LABOR PLANKS; To Ask Both Conventions to Put Them in Platforms.
• G.P. Putnam Elected Mayor.
• BARON KILLED A COUNTESS.; Then Gave Himself Death Wound -- Tragedy Stirs Vienna.
• ,JO"""":rAU"E'FALLS;OEAO'; { IEx-Commlasionee of Charities cl-I lapses After Running_floe a.Traln. 1
• SEES WILSON BEATING TAFT.; Jersey Governor Can Carry Pennsylvania Against President, Says Palmer
• TWO CHANGES IN COLUMBIA CREWS; McCarthy Out of 'Varsity Four with Infected Hand -- New Stroke for Freshmen.
• DEGREE FOR GOV. BALDWIN.; Wesleyan University Confers Doctor of Laws Upon Connecticut Executive.
• A Thousand Eagles In Parade.
• TOPICS IN WALL STREET.
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• LATEST CUSTOMS RULINGS.; Sanctuary Lights Held Dutiable as "Tapers" -- Other Decisions.
• Jail for Shoe Concern's Head.
• STEEL MILLS BUSY AND MEN RESTLESS; Higher Pay Talk Makes Operators Uneasy After a Long Period of Low Prices.
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• LABOR'S RIGHTS AND DUTIES.
• T ' iH:t)OiiBLE:.DIHGI; Anna .O,, Bullwinkel and I-!, C.,Penfield Bridal Pairs.
• CONVENTION SCENES OUTSIDE THE HALL; Roosevelt Admirer Is Struck with the Likeness of His Candidate to Lincoln.
• REVIVE SEEMING DEAD MAN.; Physicians Use Pulmotor for Four Hours on St. Louis Lineman.
• Dr. Henry F. Hitoloook,
• SEND WARSHIPS TO CONVENTION; Unprecedented Action Due to Polite Invitation from Baltimore.
• VICTORY FOR BROOKLYN.; Superbas' Fifth Straight Win, with Phillies as Victims This Time.