Dublin Rioters Clash Over Scottish Troops
Dublin riots flare again after rumors of Scottish Borderers leaving the city. Official Harrell suspended. Commissioner Ross resigns amid the crisis as Asquith postpones Home Rule amendment and Dublin mourns four dead.
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Royal Barracks
Harrell
Stresta
Ireland
Limerick
Kilkenny
John Ross
Ross
London
Asquith
House of Commons
Ulster
Vieuse of Commons
Italian aviators cross Alps with passenger in record flight
Landini and Dr Lampugnani flew a monoplane from Novara to Viege over Monte Rosa 151217 feet high. The 100 mile direct flight took nearly three hours from 5:00 a.m. to 7:50 a.m. Cold and clouds nearly froze them as they were twice lost in the skies.
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New York
Timms
Ghaneva
Landini
Lampugnani
Monte Rosa
Novara
Viege
Alps
Big plants resume operations in Granite City area
All large east side plants reopen or begin full operation next week. Granite City Rolling Mills restarts after a summer layoff, ahead of schedule, with National Enameling and Stamping Company expanding shifts and Corn Products Refining Company also opening. Steel mills run, workers recalled from vacation, boosting local business and fall trade activity.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Granite City
Auto Crash Kills Four at Ravinia Park Opening
A car carrying eight people sped toward Ravinia Park for the Summer opera premiere when it collided with a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul express train. Four occupants died instantly and two more were mortally injured. The deceased include Edward Wunderle, J W Benham, and W P Bowring. The injured list names include George H Miller and Katherine Sager among others. The tragedy followed a poorly lit, tree shaded approach with the car struck just before the main entrance.
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Chicago
Ravinia Park
Milwaukee & St. Paul
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J. W. Benham
W. P. Bowring
Worcester Lumber Company
George H. Miller
Evanston
Til
Katherine Sager
ATC
Barler
Barler Manufacturing Company
Duke of Connaught narrowly escapes drowning during Ontario regatta
The Duke of Connaught the retiring Governor General of Canada the Duchess and Princess Patricia nearly drowned when two motor boats on Lake of the Woods at Kenora struck logs causing holes and flooding. Rescue boats saved them just before sinking amid a regatta of about four hundred boats led by Kern fleet.
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Ont
Duke of ConnaUght
Canada
Patricia
Lake of the Woods
Kenora
Dominion
Robert Kern
Woman Fatally Struck by Car on Madison Avenue
A unidentified woman about 30 is killed after being struck crossing Fourth Avenue Seventeenth Street by a Madison Avenue car. Dr. Kellogg reports death. belongings and church memo found. sister Catherine McGee identified by description as missing from East Seventeenth Street.
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Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Madison Avenue
Kellogg
New York Hospital
East Twenty-second Street
Sacred Heart Church
Tarrytown
Susan McGee
East Seventeenth Street
Catherine McGee
Nova Scotia Hit by Two Earthquakes Shocks
Two tremors lasting twelve and six seconds were felt along the southwest shore from Nahone Bay to Shelbourne, a hundred mile range, at noon today. No damage occurred but some residents fled their homes fearing collapse.
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Halifa
Nova Scotia
Nahone Bay
Shelbourne
Latest Shipping News Report From Bremen Vessel Near Sandy Hook
The 88 Kronprin Wilhelm from Bremen was reported miles east of Sandy Hook at 5 AM yesterday and is due in New York tomorrow morning. Dewey's 9 Grape Duke is advertised at 13 Paton Street 41 Nassau Street, New York.
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Bremen
Atreless
Sandy Hook
New York
Paton Street
Nassau Street
Zeeland in midsea hits freighter in clear weather
The Red Star liner Zeeland, arriving from Antwerp and Dover, collided with the British freighter Missouri in mid ocean about 11 15 am. The Missouri was seriously damaged. Zeeland suffered dented plates. Zeeland crew blamed Missouri steering gear. Captain Moller and officers praised for control. Missouri headed to London with no passengers aboard. 693 on Zeeland included many in steerage.
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Dover
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Pollard
Moller
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New York
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Gravesend
Eleanor Barton
A. Bullock
Isabel Irving
Paul J. Lloyd
Mias G. EB. MacArthur
Irvin Paris
Wyatt W. Randall
Oe Thompson
D. D. van Yke
Widow Remarries Then Loses Husband in Chicago
Miss Mary W. Underhill of Euclid Hall Broadway and Eighty fifth Street wed Isaac Colburn in Chicago on Monday. He died Thursday and was buried Friday at Woodlawn Cemetery. The couple had planned a September wedding and Colburn, a representative for George H. Morrill Company ink makers of Boston, fell ill in Chicago.
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Euclid Hall
Broadway
Eighty-fifth Street
Chicago
Isaac Colburn
Boston
Miss Underhill
Hig
Was P Préfning
Van Hise Critiques Anti Trust Bill
Dr. Van Hise, noted exponent of the Wisconsin Idea, says the anti trust bill falls short in its present form and urges an important amendment in his forthcoming Times article to appear next Sunday.
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Wisconsin
Whitman to Enter Only One Republican Primary
District Attorney Charles E. Whitman declared he will enter the Republican primary and support the party nominee. He challenged Harvey D. Hinman to pledge the same, accusing Roosevelt of dictating to the party and urging the electorate to choose their own candidate in a state plagued by alleged graft and extravagance.
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Harvey D. Hinman
Whitman
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hinman
Jarvey D. Hinman
Frederic de Tanner
Mr. Hinman
Francis W. Bird
Bird
Baby Born On Train En Route To New York
Mrs Ethel England 25 of Buffalo gave birth on a New York Central Railroad train arriving in Buffalo. Despite plans to reunite with husband Henry England in the Bronx, she traveled to Harlem Hospital with the newborn. Train officials contacted Harlem police and an ambulance crew awaited mother and child.
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New York Central
Henry England
Fox Street
Bronx
Harlem
England
New York
Poses E
Rafsky
Wall of Water Destroys Teugask Town in Colorado Flood
A cloudburst caused a ten foot wall of water to flood Telluride Colorado. Two persons drowned including Mrs Blaketee and Mrs Johnson. Fifty families were left homeless and fifteen business blocks with 100 buildings were damaged. Damages estimated at 150000 dollars. Hundreds sought safety in public buildings as the town remained inundated. The flood crest was believed past.
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Cafion
KK. BE. Blaketee
John Johnson
Austro Servian clash tests European peace efforts
Britain seeks an ambassadorial conference as Sir Edward Grey presses Germany France and Italy to curb Austria and Russia while the Danube frontier flames flare. Germany hesitates while Kaiser’s stance may decide if Europe inches toward a great war.
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France
Italy
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London
Austria
Russia
Britain
Vienna
Belgrade
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St. Petersburg
Edward
Berlin
Europe
New York Times
Kaiser Returns to Potsdam War Council After Baltic Voyage
Kaiser Wilhelm arrives at Potsdam with top military officials after a Baltic cruise aboard the Hohenzollern. Berlin reports a tense mood as he meets with Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg and Gen. von Moltke to discuss Servian crisis and possible German actions.
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Empire
Potsdam
Vossische Zeitung
Wildpark
Potsdam Palace
Hohenzollern
Kaiser
Kiel
Baltic
Kaiserin
Wilhelmshoede
von Bethmann-Ho
Czar Warned Germany Mobilizes Front on Austrian Frontier
The Times St. Petersburg correspondent reports Tsar Nicholas II began partial mobilization of the Fourteenth Army Corps on the Austrian frontier after saying the line we have stood this sort of thing for seven and a half years is enough. Germany is expected to be mobilized next, signaling a shift in European tensions.
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London
Times
St. Petersburg
Grand Council
Germany
War News Dispatches From Europe Amid Turmoil
A lengthy despatch reports Austrian forces driving Serb troops toward Mitrovicza near Belgrade and the Danube bridge explosion at Belgrade. It notes Montenegro mobilization, Russian wartime measures, and broad European prep as nations brace for potential conflict.
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