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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1914

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Zapata Threats Arouse Alarm In Mexico City

Washington reports a diplomatic telegram from Mexico City warning of a possible uprising if Zapata forces cut water and power in Mexico City. Carranza envoys in the capital and Huerta’s supporters feared a dictatorial move as mediation at Niagara Falls proceeds.

Zapata Mexico City Washington Bryan Antonio B. Agacio Legation Sefior Suarez-Mujica Niagara Mexico Buerta Carranza Huerta Niagara Falls Seni Seneiencey Villa Vera Cruz Vila Pablo Gonzales Gulf Coast Obregon Verosa

Ex Archduke Leopold Wolfling Seeks Higher Alimony

Leopold Wolfling formerly Archduke Leopold Salvator of Austria asks Munich courts to raise his ex wife Frau Adamovitchs monthly alimony from 80 to 200 dollars claiming she was once a servant and should accept that station. The court reserved its decision.

New York Times Berlin Leopold Wolfling Archduke Leopold of Austria Munich Frau Adamovitch Leopold Wilfling Leopold Salvator Wilhemine Adamovitch Francia Joseph Austria-Hungary Vienna Wollfling Marie Retter Blonville Normandy Herr Woolfling

Cummings Probes Ballou Death in Connecticut

Homer Cummings new StateAttorney in Stamford opens inquiry into Waldo Ballou death. He contemplates private detectives after inquest Friday as police struggle to establish a third party theory. A key found in Helen Angle’s room is examined while authorities seek its owner.

New York Times Stamford Conn Homer Cummings Waldo R. Ballou Helen M. Angle Becaue Oval Friay Mr. BaHou Leonard Blondell Angele Anya Setter Ales Mr. Ballou Balloute

Flagler Auto Case Awaits Hearing in Harrison Court

Frederick Zipf faces charges over a June 20 crash on Purchase Road near Harrison that overturned the car carrying Mrs. John H. Flagler and Rev. Percy Stickney Grant. The trial was set for Friday with Mrs. Flagler hiring two lawyers and Congressman B I Taylor to defend Zipf.

Eperial New York Times Greenwich Conn Frederick Zipt Purchase Road Harrison John H. Flagler Percy Stickney Grant Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue Wesr Eleventh Street Manhattan West Tenth Street

Prosperity Seen From bumper crops and faster rail shipments

Chicago July 1. John V Farwell head of a major dry goods house says largest crops in years will boost prosperity as railroads speed produce and bankers push cash into circulation. He cautions price effects depend on getting labor and capital to work. George M Reynolds of Continental and Commercial Bank cites crop yields likely to total 11 to 12 billion dollars and signals a stronger economy ahead.

New York Times Chicago John V. Farwell West Delav Farwell George M. Reynolds Continental and Commercial National Bank

Tax Receipts Near Estimate for Income and Corporation Taxes

Tax receipts approach the year's estimate with about 3.5 million more expected to be paid within ten days on income and corporation taxes. The fiscal deficit is projected at a little over one million.

Government finances show 1914 deficit trimmed to about $1 million

A New York Times summary reports July 1 as the last day of the 1914 fiscal year with $26,161,782.82 collected from income and corporate taxes and total receipts of $32,462,229. The year’s deficit is reduced to about $1,010,058.81 due to a late-payroll grace period, with $3.5 million still due.

New York Times Washington Treasury McAdoo Panama Canal Wilson White House Underwood House Ways and Means Committee Simmons Congress General Fund of the Treasury Department

Tax Deluge Burdened Manhattan IRS Office

Chares W. Anderson, Internal Revenue Collector for the Second District, and staff rushed to process about 5 million dollars in income tax payments. Many checks remained undeposited as Wednesday morning began, following Tuesday’s rush to the banks.

Chares W. Anderson Internal Revenue Second District Manhattan

Baby Week Wins Blue Ribbon In New York Rotogravure

A rotogravure features New York's 100 per cent perfect baby receiving the blue ribbon during Baby Week. The image highlights a standout infant celebrated in a city event.

New York Perfect Baby

Wealthy Prince Could Claim Future English Throne

London report asserts the Prince of Wales will gain control of the Duchy of Cornwall revenues next year, totaling over 5 million dollars, with investments boosting value. It notes four younger princes face funding challenges and explores heirs marrying heiresses or granting incomes from real estate to ensure support.

NEW York Times London Prince of Wales Duchy of Cornwall Lord Revelstoke King George King Edward Ian Europe P’rince Prince Albert Prince Henry Prince George Prince John Princess Maud of Fife Princess of Wales George Mary

Russian Army Aviator Killed In Fall

Captain Bo jaroglo, a Russian army aviator, died today after his monoplane collapsed and sent him to a fatal fall. The incident occurred at PSKOFF Russia as operations continued in the high altitude skies. An advertisement for Hazelton Planos claims savings for soldiers in the high rent district at 66-63 University Place.

Pskoff Russia Bojaroglo Hazelton Planos University Place

Porte Postpones Transatlantic Flight Trial

Lieut. John C. Porte delays plans to sail for Newfoundland on July 3 for a possible rest and another trial of the America transatlantic airboat next week. Curtiss and Porte note the craft is not yet ready, with hydroplane boards improved and new propellers tested in Bath near Hammondsport.

New York Times Hammondsport N. Y John C. Porte Rodman Wanamaker Atlantic Bath New York Newfoundland Lieut. Verte America Lieut Porte Lieut. Porte Glenn H. Curtiss Lake Keuka Azores St. John's Punta Delgada Vigo Thomas Newfound Co. M. Olmated Buffalo Mr. Curtiss Lamimondasort Lieut. Orte Curtiss George Hallett The

Test flight of America III balloon covers 100 miles

Alan R. Hawley pilots the America III balloon with four companions on a 100 mile drizzle drenched flight from Point Breeze Philadelphia to near Lake Hopatcong New Jersey. The crew includes Dr. Jerome Kingsbury and three Aero Club Pennsylvan ia officials. They finish near Lake Lackawanna after crossing the Delaware River.

Pennsylvania New Jersey America III Rodman Wanamaker The Aero Club Alan R. Hawley Mr. Hawley Point Breeze Philadelphia Harriet Graham America Iili St. Louis Kansas City Ir. Hawley Jerome Kingsbury New York Clarence B. Wynne Aero Club of Pennsylvania Charles Jerome Edwards Henry Woodhouse Bucks County Penn Delaware Lambertville N. J Hunderdon County America Itt Lake Lackawanna Lake Hopatcong James Batson

Marconi eyes wireless links from Wales to New York

London July 1 Mr Marconi announced an impending wireless telephone test from Carnarvon Wales to New York within three months. Isaacs testified stations at Carnarvon and Belmar would handle 100 words a minute and may support Pacific cable work and links to Buenos Aires Brazil France and Norway. The company plans a Canada press service and aims for a half penny per word rate.

New York Times London Buenos Aires Sir Rider Haggard Commission Mr. Tannes Mr. Isaacs New York Central Station Anada Canada Stock Exchange Marconi Godfrey [Isaacs

FAVORS COSTS INQUIRY IN US CITIES

Philadelphia July 1 Mayor Mitchel of New York backs Mayor Blankenburg’s plan to create a public utilities research bureau to study lighting costs. He notes New York spends about 5.6 million yearly and supports joint city collaboration to assess contract fairness and utility charges.

Mitchel Indorses Philadelphia Pliza of Utilities Research Bureau Philadelphia Blankenburg Bureau of Public Utilities Research Mitchel New York The Public Ledger

Italian Prince Enrolls Crown Prince in Scout Movement

Paris dispatch says King Victor Emmanuel approved enrolling the Italian Crown Prince, nearly ten, as a Young Explorer scout. The boy, active and fond of outdoor exercise, may in time join regular camps with other scouts.

NEW York Times Paris Young Explorers Victor Emmanuel

Warship to Haiti Brings New U S Ambassador to Port au Prince

The battleship Connecticut will escort Arthur Bailley-Blanchard to Port au Prince as the new American minister to Haiti. It will join four U S warships already in Haitian Dominican waters, with South Carolina among the fleet. Minister Ulrich Duvivier reports his recall and replacement by Solon Menos, formerly Washington envoy.

Washington Connecticut Arthur Bailley-Blanchard Turbulent Hiatti Port-au-Prince Vera Crus Havana Haltley- Blanchard Daniels Haitien Dominican South Carolina Ulrich Duvivier Halti Bryan Solon Menos

Wreck attempt on New York Express near Berlin Conn

An attempt to derail the New York Express on the New York New Haven and Hartford line near Berlin Connecticut was thwarted when the engineer spotted a large obstruction on the tracks. The train was stopped safely and authorities opened an investigation.

Berlin Conn New York New York, New Haven & Hartford

Accuses Smith to Glynn Charges Filed Against Queens DA

Albany July 1 Charges were filed with Gov Glynn today against Mathew J. Smith District Attorney of Queens County by D Nelson Rayner a Brooklyn newspaper man Rayner asserts Smith failed to prosecute Frank Heffernan and Harry Scanlon after they had been accused of an assault on Mrs Frank Wilert Mr Smith is accused of neglect of duty Gov Glynn said he would give Mr Smith ten days to reply to the charges

Albany Glynn Mathew J. Smith Queens County D. Nelson Rayner Brooklyn Rayner Smith Frank Heffernan Harry Scanlon Frank tWilert Gov. Glynn Ith

Suffragists Press Capitol Effort for Amendment Vote

A suffragist delegation led by Miss Elsie Hill stormed the Capitol seeking Rules Committee action on the Bristow Mendell suffrage amendment. No quorum prevented a meeting as Chairman Henry was away in Texas. action postponed until possibly Aug 11.

Apedal New York Times Washington House Capitol Rules Committee Bristow-Mendell Rules Henry Texas Elsie Hill Norwalk

Take Pity on Rockefeller

Upton Minelair who renounced the Hodghat colony at Arden Del returned there to collect a wagon load of effects from a bungalow leased to Dr Frank Ruorts a Federal Immigration Inspector His reception was cool but he talked claiming I W W agitators are through with taunting John D Rockefeller and will let him alone Sinclair said he is writing a new novel to be a sequel to Sylvia at Harmon on the Hudson Arden folk dislike him for the notoriety surrounding the jail stint after a Sunday baseball arrest near Wilmington

Wilmington Pdel Upton Minelair Arden Del Frank Ruoerts Federal John D. Rockefeller Mr. Sinclaty Sylvia Harmon On the Hudson

Lassen's 14th Outburst Shocks Northern California

Lassen Peak erupted again after a brief lull, sending a mile high plume of black steam and ash to Macomber Flats thirteen miles away. The jet-black ash shaft expanded as a mushroom cloud, with sulfur scent reported at Volta and Viola, twenty two miles north, raising concerns for a party of observers missing since travel to the crater.

Red Bluff Cal Lassen Peak Macomber Flats J. S. Diller United States Geological Survey Volta Viola Warm Springs Daisson Peak

Dictograph Case Shocks Freeport Tragedy Family

In Freeport Long Island Mrs Carman admitted using a dictograph to monitor her husband Dr Carman amid his shooting of Mrs Bailey. Prosecutor Smith says the bullet came from outside the home and a motive tied to suspected infidelity. Authorities detained witnesses as police guard the Carman residence.

Generalitie Company Candler Manhattan Carman Hut Pettit Freeport Corodon Norton Sendhtat Noreton Dr. Carman

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Gen. Gonzales Carran Za’s Representatives Peor Carranza Sapata Muerta Laredo Hireceda Francisco Nillavincencio Mrs. Angle P. S. Grant Eese Eee Panama Poets G. K. Chesterton Thomas Hardy Henry M. Alden John Masefield Edwin Markham Richard le Gallienne Theodosia Garrison TIMES Duke of Cornwall Hammonds Hawley Isaacs Carnarvon-Belmar Tele King Haiti New Haven Queens Rockefeller W. W Sinclair Lassen Haan Park Row Mrs. CA Mrs. Bailey Smith D L. I Edwin William D. Bailey Ntend Nesaskin Stephen P. Pettit
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