Rioters clash as strikebreakers escorted from city
Rioting erupted at Tenth Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street after a rendezvous for strike breakers drew hostility. Police escorted about 100 non-union workers from danger while seven men were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Tenth Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
West Twentieth Street
West Twenty-fifth Street
Waddell & Mahon
Pneath Avenue
Frederick Gunther
West Forty-second Street
Harry Robbins
West Thirty-eighth Street
William Hallenbeck
West Forty Seventh Street
Peter Mullen
West Thirty-sixth Street
Westwentieth
West Thirty-seventhtreet
Kane
Old West Twentieth Street
Theodore Ty
West Twenty- Street
Charles Murphy
West Thirty-fifth Street
Joseph Hilsson
Uilding
Woman seeks governorship ruling on eligibility in New Hampshire
Concord, N H July 9 Attorney General Eastman to decide if a woman may appear on the Republican gubernatorial ballot Mrs Marilla M Ricker seeks the office with backing from Henry Robinson The move sparks debate among lawyers with mandamus threatened if the name is barred Ricker a longtime suffrage advocate has argued for political rights and legal participation in state government
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New York Times
Concord
N. H
Edwin G. Eastman
Henry Robinson
Marilla M. Ricker
Ricker
Hemthshire
Veruis
DB. C
Wellesley Girls Drown in Lake Waban Tragedy
Florence Jennison and May Palmer both 19 drown after stepping into deep water at Lake Waban Wellesley Elsie Jennison sister of Florence attempts rescue and is saved. John Hall and others dive for the bodies as spectators react. Jennison was a Wellesley College freshman and former Wellesley High School basketball captain Palmer trained at Wellesley training school.
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New York Times
Wellesley
Mass
Florence Jennison
May Palmer
Lake Waban
Elsie Jennison
Flor
Ence Jennison
Elsie Jannison
John Hall
Wellesley College
Emerenzo Northrup
Buildings Woods
Miss Jennison
F. L. Jennison
Crest Road
Stoneham
Miss Palmer
Charles H. Palmer
Weston Road
Two Girl Campers Drown At Poughkeepsie Pond
Twelve year old Madeline Clark and thirteen year old Sadie Jacobofsky, campers at a New York Reverend’s summer camp near Poughkeepsie, drowned in Whaley Pond after Jacobofsky’s depth overwhelmed Clark. Flora Nagel and others nearly drowned. Miss Hildebrand and Miss Hamilton saved the party. Bodies sent to New York tonight.
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Poughkeepsie
Madeline Clark
Sadie Jacobofsky
Frederick Mills Clark
New York
Whaley Pond
Jacobofsky
Clark
Flora Nagel
Railroad Bridge Dynamited in Jersey City
The Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge at Bidwell Avenue in Jersey City was dynamited just after midnight. Two explosions damaged two steel pillars. four policemen nearby were struck by debris as a large steel piece pierced a box car. Investigators have no suspect. the Phoenix Construction Company built the bridge amid union disputes.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bidwell Avenue
Jersey City
Phoenix Construction Company
Iron Workers’ Union
Fire destroys garage and nine automobiles in Brooklyn
A two story garage at 172 Pacific Street in downtown Brooklyn burned yesterday morning, destroying nine cars owned by physicians. One car owned by Dr. John A. McCorkle survived. the blaze caused $50,000 in damage. Firefighters faced explosions from gasoline tanks and traffic delays as Truck 60 attempted to reach the scene.
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Brooklyn
Wirth & Krauss
Pacific Street
John A. McCorkle
Clinton Street
State Street
Two Girls Struck At Bronxville Harlem Crossing
Miss Mary Powers and Miss Eda Bigger, Brantwood Hall graduates, were struck by a Harlem Division electric train at the Bronxville crossing. Powers suffered a severed left leg and severe injuries. Bigger escaped with a scalp wound and fractures. Both were taken to Lawrence Hospital as investigators note the crossing as one of the division’s most dangerous locations.
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Brantwood Hall
Bronxville
Harlem
New York Central Railroad
Mary Powers
St. Francis Court
Riverside Drive
Eda Bigger
Kentucky
Lawrence Park
New York
Miss Bigger
Miss Powers
William Weaver
Maysville
Louisville
Miss Mara BF Hey
A. 8. Pyatt
Pondfield Road
Andss Smith
Dr. Smith
Pyatt
D. Wilson
Christ Church
Miss Powan
Clhrist Church
Patridge
Bronxville Crossing
Harvard Commencement and Yale Best Races 3 Percent
A compact page listing highlights across the Pictorial, News, and Magazine sections. Notable items include Harvard commencement and Yale races, profiles of Marian G and Portraits of Women in Society, and features on the British Army pageant at Fulham.
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Harvard
Harvard- Yale
Children of
Sea
Coney Bland
Fulham's Sword
Marianne
Wright aviator soars hour in Wright biplane for aero prize
The aviator pilots a Wright biplane for 6175 feet in elevation and spends 1 hour 2 minutes 5 seconds aloft winning a $5,000 aero prize. The Boardwalk crowd cheers his daring as the feat is accomplished.
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Lin
Brookins
Indianapolis
Glenn Curtiss
Charlies K. Hamilton
Eva Coffyn
Frank Coffyn
Wright
Firs
Earth
Rightmier
F. B. Mount
William A. Craig
Berkeley Avenue
John W. Hackney
Walton Buréley
E. A. Parker
Seaside Yacht Club
Henry M. Neely
Augustus Post
Contest Committee
National Council of the Aero Club of America
Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel
J. J. White
Atlantic City Aero Club
W. L. Jones
Hell Gate collision ties up river as steamers clash
The steamship Bornu carrying 100 passengers from New York to St John’s collided with the collier A L Somner near Hell Gate at Hallett’s Point. Both vessels sustained damage as the Somner drifted toward the Bornu amid treacherous currents. The dredges and tug nearby joined in the disruption while passengers watched the unfolding spectacle.
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Bornu
New York
St. Johns
N. B
Hell Gate
A. L. Sumner
Hallet’s Point
Astoria
East River
Canada
A. L. Somner
Red Cross
Brooklyn
Newfoundland
Death Eludes Woman in New Rochelle Firearm Attempt
Mrs. Jennie Cornelius of New Rochelle attempted suicide twice. Last Tuesday she shot herself in the hotel kitchen with a revolver after her husband loaded seven cartridges including a blank. The shot tore flesh but caused no fatal injury, and previous attempts included a belasting by poison last September.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Jennie Cornelius
P. E. Cornelius
Hud
Otel
Cornelius
Dillon Park
Two Barn Fires Ravage Estate at Eaton's Neck
Northport L I July 9 A fire likely arson destroyed a large barn on Leandar A Bezin's summer estate at 150 West Seventy sixth Street Eaton's Neck New York. Five valuable horses perished though others were saved. This marked the second barn loss on the property in two days with nearby implements and carriages consumed.
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Northport
L. L
Leandar A. Bezin
West Seventy-sixth Street
New York
Eaton's Neck
Maine
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Tank Steamer Collision Reported Near Newport
The German tank steamer Hesperus collided with the Gloucester schooner Hattie Evelyn, with news reported to the naval wireless station at Newport via Nantucket late today.
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Hesperus
Hattie Evelyn
Nantucket Shoals
Newport
Rbl
Nantucket
Fragmented OCR News Brief
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Mayor Gaynor Braves Heat On Walk And Haying
Mayor Gaynor spent Sunday in St James New York walking seven miles despite the heat. He then helped farm workers at his country place with haying before delivering a lecture at the Stony Brook Assembly on Law Enforcement in Cities. Homer Folks of the State Charities Aid Society will speak on Care of the Poor at the same event.
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James
J. I
Gaynor
Stony Brook Assembly
Homer Folks
State Charities Aid Society
Twain Books for Library Gift From Clemens Family
Mrs. Clara Clemens Gabrilowitch daughter of Mark Twain informs the Mark Twain Free Library directors she will donate nearly 2500 volumes from Sam Clemens library now at Stormfield Redding. A $6000 check Clemens gave before his death will fund a new library building.
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Redding, Conn
Clara Clemens-Gabrilowitach
Samuel S.r Clemens
Mark Twain
Mark Twain Free Library
Redding
Stormfield
Morena Battleship Keel Laid for Argentina in Camden
The keel of the Morena, a large Argentine battleship built by New York Shipbuilding Co. in Camden New Jersey, was laid at noon with Argentine officials including Minister Dalieges Consul Fernandez and Admirals Gonezy and Garcia present. A luncheon followed for the visitors as construction begins on one of two sister ships.
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Philadelphia
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Jacento Dalieges
United States
Joseph de Fernandez
New York
Carlos Callaire
Gonezy
Garcia
Shipbuilding Company
Albany Fan Dies Watching Son Pitch In Amateur Game
Arthur Pitcher and his wife died after collapsing at East Schodack during an Albany versus East Schodack baseball game. Their son Frank pitched for Albany in a contest decided 8 to 2 by a close umpire call. The elder Pitcher collapsed and died before his son reached him.
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Albany
Arthur Pitcher
East Schodack
Frank
Palmer will challenge insanity verdict in supreme court
Robert Amory Palmer, a wealthy New Yorker declared insane by a Sheriff's jury, will seek to set aside the verdict in the New York Supreme Court. He claims the insanity proceeding is illegal since he is a resident and taxpayer of New York County and is merely "sojourning as a prisoner" at Bloomingdale Asylum.
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New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Robert Amory
Palmer
Bloomingdale Asylum
Supreme Court
New York County
Chappie Moran Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud
Charles H Moran known as Chappie Moran pleaded guilty in U S court to using the mails to defraud. Sentence postponed to September as Judge Holland allows time to review the long standing indictment. Moran headed the Eastern Grain Co of Philadelphia and was arrested after being recognized by a postal inspector. He was held on 1500 dollars bail and rearrested in Chicago after fleeing the city.
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Philadelphia
Charles H. Moran
Chappie" Moran
United States
Holland
Moran
Eastern Grain Company of
Chicago
Elmendorf Farm Opens to University Students
James B Haggin the Elmendorf farm owner agrees with Prof Scovell to let Kentucky State University students use the 5000 acre Fayette County estate for agricultural study. They will have access to the latest machinery, extensive land for experiments, and to perform work previously done at the university farm. The facility boasts top equipment and finest cattle in Kentucky.
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New York Times
Lexington
James B. Haggin
Elmendorf
Fayette County
M. A. Scovell
Kentucky State University
University Farm
Haggin
Kentucky
Boys Swim in Belmont Lake Amid Heat Wave
In Hempstead L I L July 9 a group of village youths ignored trespass risk and bathed in the lake beside August Belmont residence. Some dried in trunks while Belmont’s men watched. no actions were taken and the youngsters reportedly faced only smiles.
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Belmont Lake
New York Times
Hempstead
L. L
August Belmont
Belmont
Transatlantic airship plan draws fame and debate
London and New York papers push a daring Two Americans Walter Wellman and Melvin Vaniman plan a late Atlantic dash by airship within weeks. The Telegraph and New York Times coordinate coverage across oceans, stressing ambition, risk, and historic potential.
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Chicago Records Herald
London Daily Telee
New York
Laaitania
Euston
Saihaamioe
London
Telegraph
New York Trust
Atlantic
Zeppelin
M. Blériot
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Mr. Rolls
Europe
America
Walter Wellman
Melvin Vaniman
Daily Telegraph
New York Trues
Icarus
Cece
Toy
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