Ambassadors and Rebels Roil Mexico Crisis Deliberations Continue
Washington reports Ambassador Wilson refuses to advise on policy while keeping to first hand accounts of Mexico. He stops short of backing Huerta, calls rebels simply bandits, and notes likely recall after talks with Bryan. El Paso dispatches recount Durango insurgents tearing down an American flag, a store dynamited, and an Englishman slain for not cheering Madero.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
Bryan
el Paso
Texas
Durango
Benjain Agletree
Howard Palmer
Madero
Agierree
Fire kills two in Brock Saskatchewan blaze
In Brock Saskatchewan a early morning fire destroyed half the town damaging an estimated quarter million dollars. The blaze started in a livery barn and quickly spread to a warehouse stores and post office. Two farmers died attempting to rescue horses as Kinders ar were summoned for aid.
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Brock
Saskatchewan
Inna
Kindersar
Queer mixup aired in court with Locomobile case
An extended trial before Judge Steinbach centered on a Locomobile car tied to Ligon Johnson and Heitzman. Cohen sought the car for 237.50 but paid nothing. repairs occurred via Presley. Showler and Hennessey claimed authority to sell for 3200, with Davis purchasing. Cahen refused to buy. Heitzman won. Johnson must return money to Showler and Hennessey, who reimburse Davis.
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Steinbach
William Heitzman
Sidney Cohen
Mark Davis
Ligon Johnson
Showler
Hennessey
Heitzman
Manahasset Park
California
Signey Cohen
Cohen
William G. Presley
Cahen
Thomas P. Fay
Davis
Johnson
Charles Sexton
Foreigners in Hankow seek protection as rebels advance
About 3 000 foreigners mainly women and children in Kw Ling Way appeal to Hankow authorities for naval protection against depredations by southern rebels retreating from northern troops. At a City Hall Board of Health meeting last night a milk ordinance was passed on its second reading, with well known milk merchants including Mr Horton of Sheffield Farms voicing opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Kw -Ling
Ku-Ling
Board of Health
City Hall
Horton
Sheffield Farms
FLEERON FIREMEN ENTERTAIN AT DEAL
Mrs. P. J. Casey plans a card party and fancy sale at 64 Cottage Place on August 7 to benefit Normal College Alumni. Randolph Bennett injured yesterday in a Branchport Ave incident. not a fracture, but sore. Cement fire sparked by a passerby near Jack Driscoll’s place. Weet Ends extinguished it. Eliberon Engine Company held annual ball at Deal Casino with 800 attendees. streets crowded with autos. ballroom lit with national colors and electric effects.
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P. J. Casey
Cottage Place
Normal College
Casey
Randolph Bennett
A. C. Bennett Co
Branchport Avenue
Oceans Avenue
West End
Jack Driscoll
Eliberon Engine Company
Deal Casino
Wome
John Quirk
Howard Werth
Body of man found dead in woods near Freehold
Decomposed body located about a mile west of Freehold along Tren ton road by two harvesters. Head and left arm separated, flesh worn away by animals. Note book shows insurance agent entries with names and amounts. authorities seek identity and cause of death. No money or jewelry found. mystery surrounds long exposure to elements.
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Freehold
Trenton
Harry Neafie
Bennett
Charley Clayton
Adolphia
Neafie
New York Life Insurance Company
George D. Betts
Briarcliff Lodge Assn
Briarcliff Manor
New York
I. J. McGrath
M. E. Woolley
Center Avenue
New Rochelle
Charles Williams
David Krempner
Harry Rederick
C. E B. Daley
Park Row Building
New York Police
Sweeping Dirt From Store Floors Violates Local Ordinance
In Long Branch a Sugar Bowl Company employee Char les Nicklis was fined five dollars for sweeping dirt from a store doorway into the street. Officer Edwards warned him. the dirt was swept into the street and Nicklis was arrested. Also reported, a car collision near West End and a license charge against Percy M Hoag's Hupmobile case postponed, and James Hurley facing assault and battery charges with a suspended sentence pending work prospects.
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Charles Nicklis
Sugar Bowl Company
South Broadway
Recorder
Arrowsmith
Nicklig
Edwards
Nicklis
William Crase
Pierce .Arrow
N. J
West End
Percy M. Hoag
Asbury Park
Henry Hubn
Recorder's Court
James Hurley
Recorder Arrowsmith
Alsd
Hurley
Boy Drowns Near Shrewsbury Bridge in River Rescue Efforts
A drowning occurred on the Shrewsbury river near Newman Springs bridge when William McCue and James McCue entered the water after a boat overturned. McCue drowned. the body was recovered about 7:30 pm north of the scene. Coroner Fay ruled accidental drowning. Several rescuers and bystanders aided in the dredging, with John Bartlett later finding the body. The incident follows treacherous currents at the site, a known danger to swimmers. A second item reports the arrival of a new electrician in town and related family news.
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Shrewsbury
Newman Springs Bridge
William McGue
James McGue
Chaos Conners
Lee McCueeiik
Harry C., Fay
Peter 5Man
Lammy
McCue
James Covert
Newnan ‘Springs
Mr. Connors
McQue
J. A. van Schoick
John Bartlett
Sidney Chasey
George W. Brower
Hy Cunningham
H. Beeler
Free fireworks on ocean front weekly displays begin soon
Long Branch schedules weekly free fireworks from the new pier opposite Ocean Park with the first display next Thursday night and every Thursday through August. If storms force a postponement, the show moves to the following night and remains free to attract crowds. John Wilson of the Germania Hotel leads the project with a $14 subscription drive among Broadway merchants, promising a fine display with aerial pieces and novelties.
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New Pier
Ocean Park
John, Wilson
Germania Hotel
Lakewood Market Co fined for out of season sale in Trenton
The Lakewood Market Company was convicted in Lakewood for violating State Game Laws. State Game Warden Anson J. Rider led the case, with a justice of the peace finding the firm guilty of possession of swash and sale game out of season. Fines totaled $2,000, and the company appealed to the testiorari.
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Trenton
Lakewood Market Company, & Corporation
Lakewood
Supreme Court
Justice Tren
Anson J. Rider
Wittpenn Withdraws From New Jersey Governor Race
Jersey City July 26 ex Mayor H Otto Wittpenn withdrew as a Democratic candidate for Governor noting it was for the good of the Progressive Democracy. The move follows published correspondence between President Wilson and Wittpenn discussing political alignment and support for the president’s policies.
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Jersey City
N. J
H. Otto Wittpenn
New Jersey
Wiieen
Loren Wittpenp
de Ienots
Jonas
Simtel
Frank
Wistoen
Court ends with narrow miss for Baumafin Craven Dob
Local court notes show a tense session with Misses Baumafin Craven and Dob in focus. Leffler appears in related proceedings as the year winds down with uncertain outcomes.
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Baumafin
Craven
Dobbins
Leffler
Aean
Abduction Case Ties to Magazine Publisher Arrest
In Chicago July 26 Broderick P Morendunt, president of a national magazine publishing firm, faced charges of abducting a year old girl, with Bond set at $2000. The case involved alleged manipulation and letters, a staged marriage, and threats. related figures include Miss Sy Craven and Miss Josephine Selwood. Separate reports note aviator Vedrines injured in France and a railway collision in Georgia.
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Chicago
Broderick P Sheggn
Nationalmar
Seunis Farilway Publishing
Josephine Selwood
Sonuareeionaeaiaiaiona Department
Desergermanéas
Magasine
Avle Protective League
Moredasnt
Morrie
John Randolph
Sy Craven
Bordeaux
France
Jules
Knights
Biaris
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Holton
Georgia
W. A. Jackson
Americans Fail In Davis Cup Trial At Wimbledon
Americans Maurice B. McLoughlin and Heratee, representing the United States, led England 2 0 but lost the doubles in straight sets as the Davis Cup tie shifted at Wimbledon. The final scores appeared as 6 1 6 4 and 6 2 6 3 in favor of the English.
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Wimbleton
Eng
Maurice B. McLoughlin
Heratee
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