Never Felt Better Declares Mrs Hanna in Europe Trip
Mrs. M A Hanna on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria returns to New York claiming the four months in Europe improved her health. She toured the Continent by automobile with a maid and plans to stay about ten days before heading to Cleveland. Also aboard was Mrs. Thaw, mother of Harry Thaw, whom she visited in Mrs Thaw's Waldorf apartment.
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Ohio
Europe
Continent
England
Commercial Tribune
New York
M. A Hanna
Waldorf-Astoria
Lower House in High Glee Over Famine Relief Fund
The article reports the Lower House approving a seven and a half million dollar famine relief bill without amendment, sparking jubilation and suggesting a lack of confidence in the Goremykin Ministry. It notes Cabinet-Democrat negotiations, imperial politics, ministerial changes, and upcoming appointments, including Admiral Skrydloff as potential successor to Chouknin. It also covers the Agrarian Commission’s stance, a denied Russia loan abroad, a spreading naptha strike, a Bibiel bat murder, and a Soldiers Union speech in Gatchina. It ends with Patched news of General Kozlov’s murder in Peterhof and a suspect linked to a photograph of Trotsky.
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Goremykin
Toil
M. Kutliarevski
Saratov
Russia
Bibielbat
Count Witte Questions Telegraph Interview on Russian Situation
In Aix les Bains Count Witte doubts the Telegraph interview attributed to General Trepoff. He says the alleged statements blaming government action over the past two years are unlikely and that Trepoff’s views had often been favored or carried out. He notes Trepoff is reasonable and questions the public alleged remark.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Aix Les Bains
Count Witte Q
Ares
Russia
Trépoff
Violence Reignites in Mariavit Catholic Strife
In STEDLCE, Russia Poland, July 15, the Mariavit Catholic conflict flared after a court returned a church to Catholics previously seized by Mariavits in Gremkov. Attacks followed with brutal mutilations. Two killed and forty wounded before dragoons arrived.
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Stedlce
Russian Poland
Gremkov
Fire destroys 275 homes in NiNiJ Nowgord
A six hour blaze in NIJNI NOWGORD today consumed 275 houses and left over 3,000 families homeless. The total loss is placed at 400000 dollars.
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Nijni Nowgord
Sugar Factory Rep Robbed of 15000 in Mikolayev
In Mikolayev Russia on a Saturday the sugar factory representative was waylaid en route to the bank and robbed of 15000 dollars. One robber was captured by soldiers and another was shot. the remaining suspects fled.
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Mikolayev
Russia
Peasants Attack At Orlovdavishov Refinery Site
At the Orlovdavishov refinery troops repelled a peasant assault. One officer was killed and several peasants were wounded in the clash.
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Voroneseh
Orlovdavishov
Sailor Sherenko Confesses to Admiral Chouknin’s Murder
In Sebastopol on July 15 a former sailor named Sherenko arrested today admitted he killed Vice Admiral Chouknin. The confession identifies the motive and sets the stage for further legal proceedings.
Sailors Refuse Participation in Chouknin Requiem
Cronstadt reports that on July 15 sailors refused to participate in the requiem for Vice Admiral Chouknin. The event proceed with other attendees observing the ceremony.
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Cronstadt
Chouknin
Thaw and Wife Anxious to Give Out Statement
Life and Family Relations column notes the Thaws and their anxious plan to issue a public statement regarding family matters. The piece outlines anticipated remarks and the couple’s hope for clarity amid ongoing public interest.
New Chief Counsel May Grant Desire for Thaw Meeting
Mrs. William Thaw expected to see her son Harry Kendall Thaw in the Tombs tomorrow after a morning rule bar, the first mother son meeting since the Madison Square Roof Garden tragedy. Chief counsel Clifford Hartridge spoke of defense plans and a possible trial not before December.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
William Thaw
Harry Kendall Thaw
Madison Square Roof Garden
Thaw
Stanford White
Hartridge
Flynn
Robbery at Glenburn Station Post Office
The Glenburn Station post office on the Baltimore and Annapolis Short Line was robbed of about 1000 dollars. Acting Postmaster Adam Wingert was gagged and knocked unconscious after opening the safe. The robbers fled on a train that left Glenburn just after 6 p.m. No suspects identified yet.
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Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Glenburn
Baltimore & Annapolis
Naked boys in river prompt clothing ban enforcement
Ten boys were sought by police after a group swam naked in the Licking River near Covington and Newport. Patrolman Flynn captured John Flynn 15 and Howard Nolan with confiscated clothing, while ten suits remained unclaimed at Newport headquarters.
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Licking River
Flynn
Helmbold
Covington
John Flynn
West Fifth Street
Howard Nolan
West Fourth Street
Newport
Guardians of the Peace
Schoolteacher Jen nnie Work Chooses Alum Creek Tragedy
Miss Jen nnie Work a Lancaster schoolteacher in Ohio drowned herself in Alum Creek near Columbus. Reports say nervous prostration from excessive schoolwork led to the act while under treatment at a private sanitarium. She slipped away today and ended her life before anyone noticed her absence.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Jennnie Work
Lancaster
Alum Creek
Here
Miss Work
Balloonist Dies In Lake Manawa Jump
Ole Jensen a 22 year old butcher died after a balloon ascent and parachute jump at Lake Manawa Council Bluffs Iowa. He came down in the lake and drowned before help arrived. His body was recovered. it was his first balloon ing experience.
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Commercial Tribune
Council Bluffs
Ole Jensen
Lake Manawa
Arrest Made in Church Death Plot Charged
William Eversole, a member of a prominent Jeffersonville family, was arrested during church services at Morton Chapel M. E. Church on a charge of attempting to chloroform his stepson Arthur Allen. The wife and neighbors reported the act. an empty four-ounce chloroform bottle was found in his pocket. He denied the charge and posted a $300 bond.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
William Eversole
Morton Chapel
M. E
Arthur Allen
Eversole
Oyster Bay
State Bacon
State Department
Root
Bacon
Washington
Wife of Senator Pettus Dies in Selma at 82
Mrs Edmund W Pettus wife of United States Senator Pettus of Alabama died at her home in Selma today aged 82 after a long illness since returning from Washington at the close of Congress. The funeral is set for Monday afternoon in Selma.
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Commercial Tribune
Selma
Ala
Edmund W. Pettus
United States
Pettus
Alabama
Washington
Phipps Rents Glen Quoich Deer Forest in Scotland
Henry Phipps of Pittsburgh rents Glen Quoich in Scotland, a 60 000 acre deer forest, at a yearly cost including expenses exceeding 500 000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Glen Quoich
Scotland
London
Henry Phipps
Deer Forest
Critical Condition Of Robert G Critchell After Rail Disaster
Salisbury July 15 Robert G Critchell of Chicago remains in critical condition from injuries suffered in the railway disaster on July 1. Other patients are reported doing well.
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Salisbury
England
Robert G.critchell
Chicago
Norma Munro to wed Mrs Leslie Carter's Dudley
New York July 15 A bachelor dinner at The Brothers East Twenty seventh street revealed Dudley E Carter son of Mrs Leslie Carter engaged to Norma Munro both part of the automobile pilgrimage through New England and Portsmouth. Carter ages 26 and Munro also 26 are distant cousins and Munro has long acted with Mrs Carter's company. David Belasco departed for Asbury Park.
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Norma Munro
Leslie Carter
Dudley
Commercial Tribune
New York
Mamma
Portsmouth
N. H
Brotters
East Twentyseventh Street
Dudley E. Carter
Young Carter
Miss Munro
New England
Payne
Osborn
Norman L. Munro
David Belasco
Asbury Park
Associated Press
Bonilla
Honduras
Guatemala
Miners and Operators Reach Concessions in Ohio Talks
In Columbus Ohio concessions by both miners and operators at two conferences may avert trouble at Sunday Creek and allied properties. President J H Winder renewed negotiations with the miners Executive Board as concessions were made, and the miners later yielded several points before a final adjustment was reached. The talks will resume tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Sunday Creek and Allied Properties
J. H. Winder
Winder
Americans Pay 5 Million in Steamship Fares
London July 16 The Daily Express estimates that the steamship fares paid by Americans landing in England last week amounted to 5 million dollars.
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London
The
Daily Express
England
Guatemala and Salvador seek peace under US mediation
Central American tensions ease as Guatemala and El Salvador accept US good offices for a peace conference. Honduras reports no war declaration while battles near Jalpagua and Pinellas drive troops. Roosevelt cited as driving peace efforts with no clear arbitration stance yet.
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Bonilla
Honduras
Guatemala
Salvador
Navy Department
Central America
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