Senate Debates Mexico Policy Over Americans' Protection
In Washington the Senate debated armed intervention as Fall and Lodge urged stronger U S action to protect Americans in Mexico while critics faulted State Department policy under Taft and Wilson. Bacon defended official efforts and pressed for concrete evidence of neglect as the session widened into a clash over diplomatic remedies.
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The
New York Times
Washington
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Stone
Misrat
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
State Department
Department
Taft
Wilson
Bacon
Committee On Foreign Relations
Sourt
Senator Fall
Lodge
Mr. Bacon
Madero
Department of State
Legation
Yeos
Mr. Lodge
Belliger
Secret Service
Lewis
Ilinois
King George In Peril At Covent Garden Opera
A London incident during the King and Queen's return to Melba's Romeo et Juliette caused unease when a man began to approach the royal box and stare at the King. He exited after guards and attendants urged him to move on, later reappearing in formal dress with a black cross on his shirt.
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Marconi
New York Times
London
Daily News
Covent Garden
Melba
Opera
Mrs Prall Found Sane in Lunacy Case
In DC Supreme Court a jury verdict within twenty minutes declares Elizabeth Prall sane. Judge Gould orders release from the Government Hospital for the Insane. Friends congratulate her as the appeal over the $300,000 Prall estate share continues in DC courts.
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New York Times
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Elizabeth (. Prall
Gould
Foss On Republican List Stirs Massachusetts Politics
Ex Senator William A. Nye files gubernatorial papers for Gov. Foss triggering reactions from Republicans and Democrats. Foss states it cannot be stopped while Nye urges party support and predicts strong showing in primaries and general election. Hatfield and Riley offer mixed comments. Fitzgerald expresses disappointment.
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New York Times
Boston
William A. Nye
Cape Cod
Foss
State House
Nye
Massachusetts
Hatfield
Riley
Democratic State Committee
Fitzgerald
Britain Considers Russian BE as Turkey advances
London premiers weigh accepting Europe's mandate to pressure the Porte after Adrianople reoccupation. Russia hints at forcing compliance with the London Treaty while Britain risks intervention. Bulgaria and Servia clash fronts. Greece advances north as Ottomans solidify Adrianople control. Officials in Constantinople confirm occupation of Adrianople and Kirk Kilisseh. Calcutta reports Mohammedan support for resisting British coercion.
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Europe
Adrianople
Kirk-Kilisseh
Bulgaria
Nish
Constantinople
Turkey
Balkan
Russia
Belogradchyk
Sofia
Nevrokop
Philippopolis
Bucharest
Daily Telegraph
Greece
Kavala
Drama
Sevastopol
Kirk Kilisseh
Ane
Suime
Nelson A. Miles
Sureon
Clyde S. Ford
U.S. A
American Red Cross
Kostendil
Motor Boat Sinks After Collision Near New Rochelle
Maurice Geronimo a Albany Assembly stenographer and party aboard the yacht Anita collided with Launch 2 of the New Rochelle Yacht Club off Echo Bay New Rochelle. The boat sank in minutes. Passengers including Miss Ida Morin and the Pratte brothers were rescued and taken to Hudson Park Boat Club then to Michael Pratte’s New Rochelle home.
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Assembly
Albany
Hoffman Boulevard
Jamaica
Anita
Echo Bay
New Rochelle
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Corona
Wiushing Bay
Uecronimo
Pasquale
Benedict
Catherine
Ida Morin
West Fifty-fourth Street
Manhattan
Joseph
Frank C. Pratte
State Bureau of Labor
Launch 2
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Hans Schlieder
Miss Morin
Hudson Park Boat Club
Michael A. Pratte
Perpetual Motion Claim Tested in Turin Lab
Tests in Turin on a device by Florio claim perpetual motion via gas contraction and expansion. The machine supposedly collects air energy and converts it to mechanical work, with automatic air supply and continuous motion as gas moves from warm air to cold water. An Angostura bitters ad closes the fragment.
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Turin
Florio
Greeks Rout Bulgars in Mountain Battle for Kresna Pass
Special cable from Salonika reports a major Greek victory after eighteen hours of fierce fighting. Greek bayonet charges captured Bulgars lines and the southern entrance to Kresna Pass, with both sides suffering heavy losses. Bulgarian retreatters accuse Bulgars of cholera corpses in wells to spread disease. Sofia notes isolation and reports of harsh Turkish conduct at Adrianople and Kirk Kilisseh.
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Constantine
NEW York Times
Salonika
Neston
Struma
Malessi
Kresna Pass
Costa Rica Resists Protectorate While Nicaragua Backs Alliance
Costa Rica pledges sovereignty and cautious ties with the United States. President Ricardo Jimenez says Costa Rica will not yield its independence while seeking orderly relations with the U S. In Nicaragua, President Adolfo Diaz supports a convention guiding U S relations and Panama Canal prospects.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Lincoln
United States
Ricardo Jiminez
Managua
Panama
Adolfo Diaz
Nicaragua crisis stirs Central America over U S protectorate
Washington reports Costa Rica rejects the Knox plan and Nicaragua moves to extend US protection. Officials say Salvador Guatemala and Honduras may resist similar pacts but fear is that a forceful treaty with Nicaragua could prompt wider such agreements. The issue centers on a Bay of Fonseca naval base and regional federation plans.
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New York Times
Washington
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
United States
Central America
Bay of Fonseca
Salvador
Honduras
Knox
Guatemala
1000 Barbers Riot Defying Police in Harlem
A thousand barbers marched picket lines in Harlem led by union organizers, prompting police reserves after a shop window was brick‐thrown. One leader, Frank Dileo, was arrested for inciting riot as the crowd swelled to about two thousand before dispersing. Union secretary Raimondo Fazio said the action marks a mob picketing and aims for uniform working hours rather than higher pay.
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Harlem
Fifth Avenue
110Th Street
Frank Dileo
Second Avenue
Frank Finax
Finax
Dileo
Grosberger
Lenox Avenue
Savage
East 104Th Street
Kahne
Leno Avenue Station
Raimondo Fazio
I. W. W. Barbers’ Union
Fazio
Bronx
Manhattan
Sing Sing
Ossining
James N. Clancy
Thomas F. Wheeler
James Seward
Albert Gensler
Yoris Xitythé Varroyp
Hicbes
James E. Holla
James Connaughton
E. J. Hickey
Hart Wins Election in New Jersey District Six
Archibald C. Hart of Hackensack Bergen County won the Sixth New Jersey district special election to succeed the late James Martin. Hart defeated Sussex County Clerk Hopkins for the Democratic nomination and led in Sussex by 800 Warren by 1,500 and Bergen by 3,300. Opponents were Major S Wood McClare Republican Cliffside and Herbert M Bailey Progressive Hackensack. Completion of returns awaited. Wilson sent congratulations and endorsement followed the nomination.
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New York Times
Hackensack
N. J
Archibald C. Hart
Bergen County
New Jersey
James Martin
Sussex County
Hart
Hopkins
Major S. Wood McClare
Cliffside
Herbert M. Bailey
Warren County
Bailey
Wakelee
Stokes
Congress
William Hughes
Faterson
United States
Wilson
McClare
Col. Mulhall
Senate
McClave
Hughes
Pier Collapse Traps Brooklyn Man in Creek
The body of Peter Farry aged 25 of 272 Nassau Avenue Brooklyn lies buried in the mud of Newtown Creek at the Queens County Oil Works Long Island City. He was driving a brick laden truck when the pier collapsed dragging truck horses and driver into the water. A diver was employed to recover him as workmen, including a large crew, aided in retrieving the horses. Farry remained buried as of last night.
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Peter Farry
Nassau Avenue
Brooklyn
Newtown Creek
Queens County Oil Works
Long Island City
Farry
Sing Sing Prison Fire Sparks Large Uprising and Destruction
Fire at Sing Sing Prison in Ossining destroyed four brick shops and damaged others, with 1400 workers evacuated as inmates rioted. Warden James N. Clancy led containment while volunteers aided firefighting. Investigators suspect incendiary arson as the cause, delaying formal inquiry to today.
Anthony N Brady Dies in London at 70
Albany reports Anthony Nicholas Brady a noted financier died at 8:30 pm amid acute indigestion in the Hotel Carlton London after leaving New York a week earlier. He built Albany and Troy tea trade, led granite work, forged the Albany Gas Light Co, and helped form Metropolitan Traction and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. His son Nicholas F Brady led Edison Co. his daughter Mabel married Francis Garvan. The Westport wreck last October killed several Brady family members.
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Albany
Anthony Nicholas Brady
Carlton
London
England
New York City
Brady
New York
Lille
France
Delavan
Alb Ony
Troy
N. Y
Albany Gas Light Company
Roswell P. Flower
E. C. Benedict
Metropolitan Traction Company
Thacetion Lines
Providence
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co
Washington
Philadelphia
New York Edison Company
Nicholas F. Brady
Edison Company
Mabel
Francis P. Garvan
Westport
New York, New Haven
Hartford
James Cox Brady
E. Palmer Gavit
Mary Hamilton
Ransom
Daniels on the Bridge and the Oregon Armada Plan
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels said in San Diego he would stand on the Oregon’s bridge to lead the U S battleship fleet through the Panama Canal and up the Pacific coast once Col Goethals gives the word. He hopes to have the Oregon lead the procession, a plan contingent on approval. The Daniels couple arrived after a Los Angeles banquet.
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San Diego
Cal
Josephus Daniels
Oregon
United States
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Col. Goethals
Navy Department
Roosevelt to Lecture in Australian Music Halls
The Daily Sketch understands that Hugh McIntosh, Australian promoter, has booked ex President Roosevelt to tour the Australian music halls and deliver lectures on social subjects.
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NEW York Times
London
The
Daily Sketch
Hugh McIntosh
Roosevelt
Mayor Kind to Ragged Boy at City Hall
Mayor Gaynor stopped by City Hall and invited a one eyed 12 year old, Johnny Galgannon of 198 Mott Street, for a ride. Johnny declined to go home to supper, and the mayor drove away with a smile after pinching the boy’s nose.
Birds Die With Him At Jersey City Canary Shop
Police found canaries dead in cages at Christopher Heinrichs shop 149 Pavonia Avenue Jersey City. Officer McGovern discovered Heinrichs body in a rear room with a gas tube connected to a heater. A 20 cent money clue led investigators to suspect suicide amid business troubles.
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Christopher Heinrich
Pavonia Avenue
Jersey City
McGovern
Heinrich Lved
50 Girls Die In A Factory Blaze
Panic at a clothing factory as a blaze traps workers after ignoring the first alarm. Stairways clog and escapes fail as spectators watch in shock. Fire officials report most victims perished in the intense flames.
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Blaze
Fatal Binghamton Fire at Clothing Factory
Twenty minutes destroyed the Binghamton Clothing Company building at 7 Wall Street. Fifty people died and about fifty were injured, mostly young women, as lax fire drills and delayed alarms hindered escape and rescue. Fire crews labored amid intense heat to reach the core of the wreckage as officials blamed indifference to drills and a late outside alarm.
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New York Times
Binghamton
Binghamton Clothing Company
Wall Street
Reed B. Freeman
Harry Evans
Concern
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