Watched Woman Said to Kill Mrs Bailey in Freeport
Eye witness testimony ties a tall woman in a kimono and shawl to the June 30 murder of Lulu D. Bailey at Dr. Edwin Carman's office in Freeport. The grand jury weighs Carman immunity and possible second degree murder charges as prosecutor Smith surfaces new details from Frank Farrell's testimony.
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New York Times
Freeport
L. L
Smith
Ait
Lulu D. Bailey
Edwin Carman
Bardes
Credi
Therman
Witthe
Resses
Bartles
Ferrell
Frank J. Farrell
Farrell
Cullen
Dr. Carman
Pleas ant Stovall's Swiss Navy Invite and Signing Incident
The Washington diary recounts Georgia born Pleas ant A. Stovall United States Minister to Switzerland inviting Switzerland to join a Panama Exposition naval display and later signing a natural scenery convention without formal authorization. Switzerland prepared a special envoy but the State Department ordered the invitation withdrawn. The Berne congress proceeded with informal US attendance and Stovall signed a general convention, prompting a US disclaimer that he was unauthorized.
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New York Times
Washington
Pleasant A. Stovall
Georgia
United States
Switzerland
Foreign Office
Mountain Republic
State Department
Mr. Stovall
Stovall
Berne
Borden Son Disinherited In New Estate Report
Matthew C D Borden who died May 27 1912 left a net estate of 6467306 per an amended appraisal filed with the Deputy State Controller The report shows DrMatthew 8 Borden disinherited for marrying a tailor s daughter The estate will be divided between Bertram H and Howard S Borden each receiving 1086227 in full and life estates with appointment powers while the disinherited son remains married to his wife The will had called for equal distribution but a codicil restricts income or principal for the disinherited son to his mother and brothers during his marriage The record notes his Yale connection and the tailor marriage in 1893 The deceased was about years old and his mother died five years ago
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Matthew C. D. Borden
Matthew 8. Borden
Yale University
Yale
Borden
Julius Negbauer
Dr. Borden
Auto Crash Kills Flushing Officer and Injures Horse
Dr. Matthew S. Borden driving in fog at Broadway and Fourteenth Street in Flushing hits an electric pole after avoiding mounted policemen. Officer Mee is fatally injured. his horse Commodore is shot after suffering a leg injury. Mee dies en route to Flushing Hospital despite care by Dr. Bloodgood and later arrival of Dr. Sharp.
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Matthew S. Borden
M. C. D. Borden
West Seventy-ninth Street
Flushing
John Mee
Flushin Register
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Fourteenth Street. Dr. Borden
Mee
Crown Prince Breaks Out In Praising War Prediction
The Berlin telegram reports the future Kaiser sent an effusive note to ex Lieut Col Frobenius author of The German Empire's Fateful Hour praising the book. It predicts spring 1915 as a turning point when French revenge and Russian hatred will drive a massive invasion, leading to a fateful hour for Germany and its allies.
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En York Times
Berlin
Frobenius
France
Russia
Europe
Whitman Letter Draft Shows Whitman Weakling Claim
The New Haven Directors face a crucial meeting amid talk of a friendly receivership to dodge a Sherman act suit. Col Roosevelt accuses Whitman of weakness and complicity with Barnes, citing a draft letter shown by Duell and Whitman’s nonpartisan stance.
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Whitman
Duell
New York Times
Oyster. Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Charles H. Duell, Jr
Chesterton on why I will never come to America
Kurt Aram writes of the exodus from Russia and a cleverest sister of the Kaiser gains a throne at last. Also a story photograph titled Two Is Company, Threes a Crowd, reproduced in roto gravure in next Sunday's Times.
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G.K. Chesterton
America
Kurt Aram
Russia
Kaiser
TIMES
Rotogravure
Miss Lucy Dodge Betrothal Surprises Society Circle
The Hon. Mrs. Lionel Guest announces the engagement of Miss Lucy Bigelow Dodge to Walter T. Rosen of New York. The wedding is planned for early August. Neighbors and relatives in New York and London express disbelief at the match, while Rosen’s Harvard pedigree and club memberships are noted.
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Lionel Guest
Lucy Bigelow Dodge
Walter T. Rosen
New York
Miss Dodge
Miss Grace Bigelow
Gramercy Park
Mr. Rosen
West Fifty-second Street
Canada
Miss Ddge
John Bigelow
France
America
Highland Falls
N. Y
St. Anne de Bellevue
St. Lawrence River
London
England
Shaftesbury Avenue
Bigelow
Miss Bigelow
Felix Rosen
Mrs. Guest
Rosen
West Fifty
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Harvard
Metropolitan
City
Automobile
Lo‘os
City Midday
Aero
Charles Stuart Dodge
Sioux Falls
Villa expects Huerta to fight in final stand at Queretaro
Juarez July 15 Villa predicts Huerta will take the field after resigning and lead the forlorn hope at Queretaro. He vows to personally command against Huerta, citing plans to concentrate siege guns there and to overthrow the old Cientifico regime. The Carrancista faction sees Carbajal’s appointment as paving the way for provisional presidency.
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New York Times
Juarez
Villa Huerta
Villa
Chihuahua
Huerta
Bueno
Queretaro
Cientifico
Carbajal
Mexico City
Constitutionalist
Candido Aguilar
Vera Cruz
Price
Zappuatas
de la O
Morelos
Carranzista
Diaz peace talks in April 1911 described as unsatisfactory
The document notes Diaz pursues peace negotiations in April 1911. It labels him as sympathetic to Cientifico interests and states the Constitutionalists doubt his adequacy for their cause or their party.
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Diaz
Cientifico
Three Missing Three Found after Lake Tragedy in Saratoga
In Saratoga an overturned boat, a boy’s hat and a pair of ears were found as clues to a disaster that likely cost three lives. Arthur Finney, 16, of Schenectady, and Ethel and Charlotte Heimburg of Troy had been staying at a Summer hotel and were last seen leaving the east side of the lake to row 16, a park a mile away. The lake is being dragged for the missing bodies. Authorities believe the group attempted a seat change in darkness and capsized.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Arthur Finney
Schenectady
Ethel
Charlotte Heimburg
Second Street
Troy
Community Labor Convention Sets General Strike Plan
The British Columbia Labor Convention voted to call a general strike for workers in the province, citing conditions from the Vancouver Island miners incident. A referendum will determine an act to make the strike effective, with at least six weeks before any action is possible.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Brit Columbia
Vancouver Island
D Annunzio Suffers Relapse in Illness
Paris reports Italian poet Gabriel dAnnunzio who had been recovering since April has relapsed. His condition demands the greatest precaution and renewed care from medical staff and family.
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D’annunzio
Paris
Gabriel diAnnunzio
Cruisers Ready for Huerta Resignation Flight
Vera Cruz reports Huerta resigns as German cruiser Dresden moves toward Puerto Mexico to take Huerta and family aboard while British cruiser Bristol also heads there. Advices say trains with Huerta Blanquet families pass Cordoba en route to Puerto Mexico on Vera Cruz Isthmus Railway.
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NEW York Times
Vera Cruz
Dresden
Puerto Mexico
Huerta
Bristol
Associated Press
el Dictamin
Dally
Oray
Blanquet
Cordoba
Vera Cruz-Isthmus
Kortenaer
Washington
Badger
Navy Dear
Era Cruz
Blanqguet
Mexico City
Europe
Hermione
Huerta Resigns as Mexican President as Carbajal Takes Oath
Gen. Victoriano Huerta resigns as provisional president after the Madero assassination. Francisco Carbajal is sworn in as president while Huerta and allies flee toward Puerto Mexico. Deputies meet in Mexico City to discuss entry of rebels into the capital and future negotiations.
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Huerta
Mexico City
Carbajal
Francisco Carbajal
Mexico
NEW York Time
Victoriano Huerta
Madero
Foseign Relations
Proas
Republic
Blanquet
Public Instruction
Los Reyes
Inter-Oceanic Railway
Betwen
Gen Blanquet
Puerto Mexico
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