Seven Die In Motorcycle Trap At Cincinnati Race
A deadly motorcycle accident at the Motordrome in Lindell Lagoon last night killed Odin Johnson and six spectators, with many more injured. A front tire burst, sending the bike into a guard rail as a gas-fed fire erupted, trapping crowds in a tunnel where frantic efforts to evacuate were met with panic and flames. Police demanded motorists aid in rushes to hospitals as witnesses described scorched crowds and desperate cries.
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Cincinnati
Pell Mel
Mrs. Johnson
Grover C. van Dyke
Left House to Brother Under Odd Will Provisions
A. Hart of Long Branch left her house and real estate to her brother Joseph Hamilton of St. Louis for life. After his death the property goes to the Gay Street Christian Church of Disciples of Christ in Nashville Tennessee. Household goods go to her grandnieces Laura and Rosa Bell.
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A. Hart
Long Branch
Joseph Hamilton
St. Louis
Gay Street Christian Church of Disciples of Christ
Nashville
Tenn
Laura
Rosa Bell
Widow Gets Entire Estate In Deal Will
Maries W Smith of Deal made his will three years ago last June appointing his wife Anna Smith as executor. The document transfers his entire estate to Anna Smith, widow, following his death.
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Maries W. Smith
Deal
Anna Smith
Aviator Will Glide To Bradley Beach Exhibition
Weather permitting M Dyott and A J will glide a monoplane along the coast from six to seven this evening landing on Bradley Beach sea front. Arrangements with James A Bradley and prominent locals secure the landing area and tent display for the night.
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M. Dyott
D City A. J
Brad Beach
Bradley Beach
James A. Bradley
Pepesque
Ater
Widows' pensions granted to seven in Monmouth county
Judge John B. Foster in Freehold approved seven widows pensions totaling $110 monthly for dependents. Each recipient receives either $14 or $18 per month for themselves and their children. Three applications were postponed to next month. Named beneficiaries include Mrs. Lotte W. Green, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs. Tallin C. on, Mrs. Ida B. North, and Mrs. Lydia Rook, with varying numbers of dependent children. Additional details and addresses are noted in the record.
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Monmouth County
John B. Foster
Freehold
Lotte -W .Green
Pee Branch
Mary Jones
Keyport
Fe. Tallin C
Villa Park
Aires
Highlands
Anbury Park
Ohh
Ida B . North
Lydia Rook
Lords ‘Call
le Wall
Ttgh
Reprimand for Bonello after candy theft in Recorder's Court
The case of Thomas Bonello charged with stealing candy from Jake Nathanson’s store was heard in Recorder's Court. Four companions attended. Bennie Nathanson, seven, testified that Bonello asked for money and returned with two boxes of Tootsie Rolls. The boys claimed they shared the candy and that Nathanson helped them access it. Recorder Arrowsmith reprimanded them, warning of harsher action if similar incidents occur. Other minor cases included Philip Seerey ordered for New York boat transfer and Theodore West released conditionally, with a future potential sixty-day sanction if reappearing before October first. A correction noted Rudolph Nickles was not arrested but appeared in court to answer Mrs. Richie’s complaint.
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Thomas Bonello
Jake Nathanson
Recorder's Court
Bonello
Nathanson
Arrowsmith
Philip Seerey
Harvey
New York
Theodore West
Isaac Dresher
Samuel Eigenberg
Enen
Nickles
Rudolph Nickles
Martin
Charlotte Richie
Richie
Friction Develops On Mexican Matter In Washington
President and Secretary of State clash with Senate Foreign Relations Committee over Mexico policy as Ambassador Wilson urges recognition of Huerta while admin waits for peace efforts. Admin opposed to recognition or armed intervention, citing a five year recovery timeline. debate to climax today on the Senate floor. Fire Works Contribution Omitted.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
Madero
Senate
Carnival writeup on Queen Elizabeth V at Long Branch
The Evening World features a coast edition coronation writeup with Queen Elizabeth V and attendants at Long Branch. H C Openshaw supplies the data and portraits from the Carnival Committee. Miss Lind’s coronation at Broadway Theatre is noted with Edwina Taber as ruler of the deities.
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Long Branch
H. C. Openshaw
Jersey Coast
Carnival Committee
Miss Lind
Broadway Theatre
Edwina Taber
Selena Newcomb
Ethel Morris
Lee Frohman
Lillian Emmert Dobbins
Philadelphia
William Emmert Dobbins
Avery Place
Isabell Craven
Her Majesty's Train
Bessie Baumann
Leon Cubberley
Lang Branch
Cubberley
Insurance Rates Stall Fire Coverage Fight in N J
Testimony before the Martin Assembly Insurance Investigation Committee claims New Jersey insurance rates and agent commissions are fixed by a state rate making bureau controlled by a single figure, Atley Brown of New York. The 4 July anti discrimination law fixes basic rates and may hinder rate reductions, reviving pre injunction conditions. Deputy counsel J Emil Watschild questioned Eastern Union ties, with Suan C Lawrence of Standard Fire Insurance as principal witness and Thomas F. Martin presiding. Religious services at Camp Fielder follow.
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Trenton
N. J
Martin Assembly Insurance Investigating Committee
New Jersey
Atley Brown
New York
Supreme Court
Newark
Standard Fire Insurance Company
Thomas F. Martin
Hudson County
Watschild
Great Britain to skip Panama Pacific Exposition 1915
London reports that Great Britain will not participate in the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. The Foreign Office gave no reason, while Washington notes indications that Germany and Britain may also refrain. State Department officials admitted receiving word of possible nonparticipation by both countries due to trade concerns.
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London
Eng
Great Britain
San Francisco
Foreign Office
Fy Squered & Dee
United States
Panama
Washington, D. C
Germany
State Department
Coronation preparations for Mugummer Carnival queens
Readied for tonight's Mugummer Carnival coronation at Broadway Theatre with rehearsals finished and tickets selling well. The queen and court will attend the horse show and ball, with private boxes reserved beside the governor's, as summer residents back the event and a weeklong program unfolds.
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Broadway Theatre
Esen Morgan
He Annes
Leos Cubberley
Hollywood Hotel
Oakes
Airdrome
Rgs
Beauty and ov show opens with crowding at exhibition
The event showcases a mil ae Beauty as an OV, with Vanderhilt Party JOVERNOR AND OTAFF visiting. Annie Vauclain leads a list of ribbon winners on the first day. Novice classes run as crowds grow, while Mrs Alfred Gilt entertains and Vanderbilt judges return from Europe. A tragic note: a Trenton woman, Jemison, dies by self harm at home amid family illness and nervous breakdowns.
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Alfred
Trenton
Jemison
Griffith
Messier
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Aldvena
Wriday
Pisiog
T. Nani Oy
City Cort
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Queen Elizabeth V
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Annabel Marie Lind
Bessie Leffier
Lillian Dobbits
Laura Isabel Craven
Hull
Wiliam Curr and Co
K Kelly
Ocean Front
Bank
First National Bank
Broad and
Wallace Streets
Red Bank
Dpenghaw
Man
Tirzah Court
Ben Hur
Stole Bennett
Middletown
Wal
BH. O.m
Michael Whalen
Laithwell
Garden
WE Insurance Trust
Camp Fielder
Johan Handley
Camden
Sea Girt
Handley
England
Faisgo Exposition
Dan
Mie
Andre Terviate
Aurodresin
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Beauty
Mil
Vanderhilt Party
Jovernor
Otaff
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Ai Mins
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