Violence at Newport barracks mars Boyne anniversary in Ireland
Reports from Ulster describe Orangemen celebrations across towns while Newport barracks in County Tipperary saw an attack leaving Lieutenant John Brokes dead. Belfast and other areas fortified by soldiers as banners condemn Sinn Fein and Carson. Timmon in Belfast predicted Irish emigration’s impact on empire and America.
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Boyne
John Brokes
Newport Arracks
County
Tipperary
Ulster
Mutex
Belfast
Sinn Penn
S'r 'Ward Carson
Geoge Timmon
Orange Order
United States
Finaghy Park
America
American Republic
Obituary highlights for Helen Marie Dwyer and others
Obituary notices recall funerals and services for Helen Marie Dwyer at 39 Sixth Street with burial at St Michael's Cemetery. Also noted are services for Thomas H. Decker at his son Albert Decker’s home, Duncan Nairn’s infant funeral at Beardsley Park terrace, Catherine S. Kelly of Stratford, and Anna G Schneider with services at 9 Poplar terrace Brooklawn. Burial at Lakeview. Survivors and service details listed.
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Helen Marie Dwyer
Sixth Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
John H. Landry
Benjamin Hannan
Harold Marshall
Benjamin Nordstrom
Patrick Maxwell Frank Donahue
Frank Boland
St. Michael's Cemetery
Thomas H. Decker
Albert Decker
Grove Street
Warwick
Duncan Nairn
John Nairn
Beardsley Park Terrace
Mr. Meserve
Milford
Lakeview Cemetery
Anna G. Schneide
Anna G. Schneider
Charles Crossley
Poplar Terrace
Brooklawn
O. O. Olson
Summerfield M. E
Dorothea Stamm Lodge
Lakeview
Catherine
Mill End Sale Draws Huge Tuesday Morning Crowd
A large, excited crowd flooded the Mill End store at 8:30 as doors opened on Tuesday. The sale promises strong savings across thousands of Mill End lots with dependable quality. Shoppers are urged to visit for savings for the whole family.
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Mill End Sale
Servant Shortage in France Sparks Wage Demands
Paris reports the servant problem, tied to high taxes and postwar shortages, as women workers stay in factories. Employers cite willingness to pay higher wages while French households lag in adopting electric and gas labor savers. Government levies deepen discontent, with surveys suggesting reliance on other races for domestic work amid rising costs.
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Paris
Europe
France
Ota
Indo-China
French Africa
Five District Telephone Directories To Be Issued
Southern New England Telephone plans five district books instead of one statewide directory. Pressures include higher newsprint costs, delivery guarantees, and the aim to improve readability and binding. Each district directory will appear late July and be distributed to all exchanges simultaneously.
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Southern New England Telephone Company
Japanese reject woman suffrage in lower house vote
Universal suffrage defeated in the lower house as a resolution pushed by the opposition failed 155 to 283. During the debate, suffrage demonstrations occurred in parks, reflecting public interest in the issue.
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Tablo
A. P
Martial law proclaimed in Lien Tsin amid skirmishes
Peking July 12 The Associated Press reports martial law declared in Lien Tsin as Admiral Albert Gleaves arrives with the United States Pacific squadron. Fighting flares between rival forces near the city and legations fret over food as railway lines are cut.
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Peking
A. P
Lien Tsin
Albert Gleaves
United States Pacific Squadron
Annamites Remembered in Paris War Memorial Temple
Premier Millerand inaugurated an Annamite Temple in the Colonial Gardens at Nogent sur-Marne near Paris to honor Annamite soldiers who fell serving France. Buddhist priests conducted the ceremony in a pagoda with Oriental music as incense burned before the altar. The temple is consecrated to the order of the Emperor of Annam.
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Paris
Millerand
Nogent sur-Mains
France
Annam
Empress Eugenie Bequeaths Farnborough Estate to Victor Napoleon
Former Empress Eugenie of France leaves Farnborough mansion and estate to Prince Victor Napoleon and his wife Clementine of Belgium. She also bequeaths a substantial sum to Queen Victoria of Spain, her god-daughter.
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London
Eugenie of
France
Napoleon III
Farnborough
England
Victor Napoleon
Clementine
Belgium
Madrid
Daily Mail
Queen Victoria
Spain
Germans Given Time for Coal Dispatch
Spa Belgium July 13 The Allied prime ministers decide not to press for a German reply to the coal delivery ultimatum at 3 p.m. today. Germany may defer their answer until tomorrow.
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Spa
Belgium
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