Recognition Now or Intervention in Mexican Crisis
Ambassadors discuss U S options over Mexico crisis with Henry Wilson preparing a report for President Wilson. The Times notes potential paths to recognition of Huerta or intervention if Washington fails to act, with warnings of American casualties south of the Rio Grande and a push to remove Americans from Mexico during tense border moments.
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Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
Washington
United States
Wilson
Rio Grande
The
Times
Huerta
Grande
Bryan
Klanguet
Beny imMaz
Heyes
Ruiz
Mexico City
Ee Diaz
Murphy laughs at Sulzer in attack over plot to murder governor
Special to The New York Times from Good Ground July 26. Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall leader dismisses Gov. Sulzer's charges as guff and denies involvement in any plot to kill Sulzer. Murphy, away from his Southampton haunt, drove to New York with his wife to be with his niece after an appendectomy.
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New York Times
L. L
William Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Gov. Sulzer
Murphy
Times
Albany
Tarifany
Mr. Murphy
Southampton Golf Club
New York
Fort Cochon's Siege Persists Amid Refugee Aid Efforts
Paris observers report Fort Cochon's siege continues with homeless families behind barricades using a pulley basket to receive provisions. The Countess de La Rochefoucauld offers housing aid and planned construction of ten movable homes financed by a $4,000 deposit, while refugees receive food and supplies from the mansion.
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Paris
Fort Cochon
Boulevard Laknes
New York Times
Cochon
de la Rochefoucauld
Countess de la Rochefoucauld
Conchon
Rochefoucauld
Credit Lyonnais
Dixon Shot by Juarez Firing Squad Sparks Border Tensions
Charles B Dixon United States Immigration Inspector was shot in Juarez while fleeing Mexican Federal soldiers. He was wounded in the back and stomach and lies in critical condition. American authorities demand the soldiers' arrest as tension rises near the border. Three Americans, Charles Biesel Roland McDonald and Ray Harrell, are jailed in Chihuahua as US officials seek their release.
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New York
EL Paso
Texas
Charles B. Dixon
United States
Juarez
Dixon
Immigration Bureau
Enrique Portillo
Mr. Dixon
Mr. Ae
T. D. Edwards
Washington
J. H. Tappen
Immigration Service
Jaarez
Dr. Jappan
Tappan
F. W. Berkshire
Clarence Gourley
Immigration Office
Wharton
Immoration Department
Charles Biesel
Roland McDonald
Ray Harrell
Santa Barbara
Chihuahua
State Department
Bryan
Edwards
Wilson
Brazilian engineer wed in rush ceremony on Verdi
Sidorfsky a Rio Janeiro electrical engineer came to New York to marry Grace Howes. A cablegram from Brazil forced immediate return. They wed in the Sao Paulo Lighting and Power Co office, then sought space on the Verdi but were moved to the officers' quarters after the ship filled.
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Rio Janeiro
New York
Grace Howes
Mr. Sidorfsky
Lamport & Holt
Verdi
Miss Howe
Evans' Ale Arrives in Grocers and Dealers Network
Shipping bulletin notes the SS3 Santa Clara under Cardenas arriving July 17 with Evans' Ale distributed through grocers druglists dealers wholesale and retail networks.
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SS3
Santa Clara
Cardenas
Evans
Glimpses of William J Bryan's Com modious Homes
Feature page highlights include William J Bryan’s spacious homes with cameras flashing as reporters chronicle the month’s events. Also notes Crown Prince of Germany in tennis, Vincent Astor outings, and city life scenes from Fifth Avenue to bayside races.
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William J. Bryan
Crown Prince of
Germany
Vincent Astor
Fifth Avenue
Women Register in Cook County for First Time Under New Suffrage Law
Special to The New York Times reports Chicago women voting rights under a new suffrage law. Mrs. Gertrude B. Blackwelder, former Chicago Woman's Club president, registers first amid few others at the polls, with mothers and grandmothers bringing children for photos as they participate in the historic casting of ballots.
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New York Times
Chicago
Cook County
Gertrude B. Blackwelder
Chicago Woman's Club
Aged Man Walks Across Continent Seeks Sister in New York
Albert Hoffman 74, after escaping the San Francisco earthquake and losing family, tells Jersey City firefighters he began a trek from May 1, 1910 to reach his sister Mrs. Carl Schultz in New York. He wore braces and wires, and, aided by Fireman Walter Farley, continued by motor and row boats toward Ninety-second Street and Second Avenue.
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Ninety-second Street
Second Avenue
New York
Walter Farley
San Francisco
Albert Hoffman
Turn Verein
Newark
Farley
Wanderer
Seventieth Street
Burns Robe Quits Pulpit At Monticello Gate
The Rev Charles Steele Davidson former pastor of St Marks Cleveland Holy Apostles Brooklyn Epiphany Atlanta and assistant rector of Christ Church Charlottesville burned his vestments and prayer book at Monticello gate. He denounced the Episcopal Church as materialistic and feudal and proclaimed a personal faith with the Lord Jesus. he retained his ministry. Davidson is son of Capt Hunter Davidson noted for Civil War torpedo work on the James River.
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New York Times
Charlottesville
Monticello
Charles Steele Davidson
St. Marks’ Church
Cleveland
Holy Apostles
Brooklyn
Epiphany
Atlanta
Christ Church
Episcopal Church
Virginia
Episcopal Ch
Apostle of
People's Illes
Lord Jesus
Mr. Davidson
Capt
Hunter Davidson
James River
Grant
Six small children appeal for help from New York Times
Six motherless siblings in a three room flat on East 90th Street appeal to the Times for aid as their father, a former barber out of work due to a strike, struggles to find steady work. They describe their daily tasks, schooling alternations, and hope the newspaper ad will secure a job for their father to keep the family together.
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NEW York Times
Times Square
New York City
Sunday Times
TIMES
Ward
Fleischman’s
Steeple Chase Park
Inez C. Call
Eugenia Call
Rose Call
Maurice Call
Freddie Call
Dollie
Annie
Man
Fred J. Call
East 90Th St
Timms
Sivén
Jade
Eugenia
Rose
Maurice
Nellie
Freddie
Inez
Ninety-sixth Street
Lexington Avenue
Father
Miss Jackson
St. Lucy’s
Crispell murder card sent to DA ties to Lake case
William Crispell, father of Alice Crispell who died by drowning at Harvey's Lake on July 4, handed District Attorney Bigelow a post card from New Rochelle New York claiming the writer murdered the girl and exonerating Herbert Johns. The message asserts Bert is innocent and asks for aid in the investigation.
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New York Times
Wilkesbarre
William Crispell
Alice Crispell
Harvey's Lake
Bigelow
New Rochelle
N. Y
Herbert Johns
Bert
Alice
Johns
Rochelle
Jue
Kaiser Plays A Joke In Norwegian Regatta
Berlin reports Emperor William while holidaying in the Norwegian fjords helped stage a village regatta. A women’s sculling race winner was revealed to be two men dressed as women, whom the Kaiser had placed as runners up to spur better performances from the field.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Niagara renews victory with flag ship Niagara departure
In Put-In-Bay Ohio on July 26 the reconstructed flagship Niagara sailed at sunrise to Monroe Michigan and Toledo in tow of U S S Wolverine escorted by the Essex amid a loud sendoff. Bells and whistles marked the departure as the ship passed near the Lake Erie battle site two miles northwest of Put-In-Bay. Flags flew at half mast except on the Niagara as officers and crew stood at attention with heads bared.
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Put-In-Bay
Ohio
Perry
Niagara
Wolverine
Essex
Monroe
Mich
Toledo
Lake Erie
Fire damages Rochester newspaper plant amid fourth blaze
Rochester, July 26. Fire early this morning caused 30000 dollars in damage to the Union and Advertiser plant. It was the fourth fire in two weeks in the same building. Vice President Joseph Curtis said oil and waste paper were found on the floor where the fire began and suspected arson for this and two prior blazes.
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Rochester
N. Y
Union and Advertiser
Joseph Curtis
Tragic Head On Collision Kills Train Porter at Holton
A head on crash between Southern Railway passenger trains near Holton Georgia today killed a Black train porter and injured others taken to an Atlanta hospital. The porter allegedly failed to throw a switch to allow a standing train to pass and died in the wreckage.
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Holton
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Henwood Sentenced to Death in Copeland Murder
Judge C. C. Butler sentenced Harold F. Henwood to death for the murder of George E. Copeland with a recommended commutation to life imprisonment by the Governor. The verdict followed a second trial and the date set is the week of October 24.
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Denver
C. C. Butler
Harold F. Henwood
George E. Copeland
Wife Disperses Strikers In New Rochelle
Mrs Sadie Samuels 25 wife of Joseph Samuels owner of English Rain Coat Company at 239 Main Street New Rochelle routed about six New York City strikers who attacked her husband in front of the factory. The clash followed a night when fifty strikers tried to unionize the plant. Mrs Samuels with Morris Stemper of Mount Vernon faced an arrest for pushing her from the porch as her husband entered the plant. She scratched the attackers until four fled. Two strikers were arrested. trials set for next Friday.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Sadie Samuels
Bonnefoy Place
Joseph Samuels
English Rain Coat Company
Main Street
New York City
Samuels
Morris Stemper
Mount Vernon
Not to Wed Miss Carroll End of Engagement Report
Baltimore reports indicate the engagement of Major John Philip Hill and Miss Suzanne Carroll may be broken after prior illness and a postponed June wedding. Mrs Carroll and Miss Carroll vacationed at Buena Vista Springs, with neither party confirming the breakup. The couple had been publicly announced in The Times and connected to prominent Baltimore and New York families.
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Baltimore
John Philip Hill
United States
Maryland
Suzanne Carroll
J. Howell Carroll
New York City
Miss Carroll
the Times
New York
West Fiftyninth Street
Iss Carroll
Charles of
Carrollton
Crafton Dulany Rogers
Spain
Robert W. Chambers
Major Hill
Charles Hn
E. C. Hill
Bancroft Hill
Miss Cerroll
Cuban Contract Storm Reveals Assault on Gibson
Litigation in New York and Connecticut uncovers details of a Cuban journalist assault on Hugh Gibson Chargé dAffaires in Havana. The case centers on a 1909 Cuban cash payment tied to a multi million dollar public works contract and a conspiracy involving contractor Hugh J Reilly and sub partners to defraud the Latin American Company and the Cuban government. The dispute names Bishop Bonaventure Broderick ex Congressman Sullivan and others in Donovan Phillips firm and Havana ties.
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Legation
Havana
United States
Cuba
Washington
Gibson
José Antonio Frias
Hugh J. Reilly
New York
Supreme Court
Gavegan
Reilly
Frias
el Salamena Se
Bonaventure F. Broderick
Juliopolis
Saugerties
N. Y
David A. Broderick
John A. Sullivan
Boston
Hugh J. Reilly, Jr
Broderick
Sullivan
Donovan & Phillips
Mr. Reilly
Cienfuegos
David Broderick
C. W. Gormly
Cienfuegos, Palmire & Cruces Electric Railway and Power Company
Espad
Department of State of the
Department of State
Republic of Cuba
State Department
Gorthly
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