New York Congressmen Meet Wilson Over Tammany Labor
Thirteen Democratic lawmakers from New York City visited President Wilson at the White House seeking clarity on support for or against Tammany figures and party organization in New York. The President urged a two sided view of state and national issues and pledged no obstruction to renomination for loyal administrators.
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Europe’s Crisis by Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard historian Albert Bushnell Hart, after visiting Serbia and Austria following the Balkan wars, analyzes Europe’s crisis and prophesies today’s troubles. His article appears in next Sunday’s Times.
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Tourists Held Up in Yellowstone Park Robbery
About 165 travelers in thirty five Yellowstone stage coaches were robbed near Shoshone Point as two masked highwaymen collected cash totaling around $3,000. No jewels were taken. one man allegedly carried $1,000 in cash.
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Russia Mobilizes as War Hears Lead to Serbia Aid
In St Petersburg and Vienna, crowds rally as Russia orders partial mobilization to back Serbia. Grand Duke Nicholas and Gen Soukhomlinoff are named to command, with cadets promoted and prayers for victory offered at services for Servia.
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Czar Calls Vast Army Reserve Units Across Empire
An Imperial ukase issued in St. Petersburg calls to colors a immense number of reservists. It directs all reservists from twenty-three governments and seventy-one districts, additional reservists from nine districts across four governments, naval reservists in sixty-four districts of twelve governments and one Finnish government, time expired Cossacks from Don Kuban Terek Astrakhan Orenburg and Ural regions, plus mobilized reservist officers in medical and veterinary services with needed horses wagons and transport in the mobilized areas.
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Poincaré Back in Paris as France Prepares Mobilization
Paris welcomed President Poincaré home from Russia with a spontaneous demonstration. Crowds along the Gare du Nord to the Elysee cheered Vive Poincaré and Vive France as Rostand and other notables joined the rally. Authorities mobilize frontier defenses, guard factories, and plan recalls adding about 200,000 men to the army.
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Police officer gravely injured in Broadway runaway horse crash
A police officer, George Doerr of the West Forty seventh Street Station, was severely injured when a runaway horse bolted from its tory near Fifty‑first Street and veered toward the Waldorf hotel. Doerr was knocked unconscious, taken to Bellevue Hospital with serious internal injuries, and his prognosis was doubtful.
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Atlantic Shipping News Briefs From Sandy Hook
Adristic of White Star Line bound from Liverpool to New York lay 78 miles east of Sandy Hook at 2 85 M due 3 let afternoon. Michigan of Phoenix Line from Antwerp to New York stood 750 miles east of Sandy Hook at 2 0 P M due Aug 1 afternoon.
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Austrian Emperor Letter Influences Crisis Says Novoe Vremya
The Novoe Vremya reports an Austrian Emperor letter to Tsar Nicholas may sway the crisis. Germany and Italy press efforts to localize the war with Austria-Hungary against Servia while diplomacy seeks restraint. The British mediation proposal is acknowledged but war has begun.
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Heavy Bombardment of Belgrade Fails to Elicit Response
The Austrian assault on Belgrade damages multiple city structures while two invading armies prepare to strike Servia and Montenegro. Military command nests under Gen Baron von Hoetzendorf directs a dual-pronged campaign with Potlorek leading the larger force into Servia and Ermoly targeting Montenegro. Citizens rally and banks report withdrawals as arrests of Servians in Austria-Hungary rise.
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Austria Occupies Belgrade After Bombardment
A Vienna dispatch reports Austrian troops occupied Belgrade on Wednesday following a heavy Danube gunboats bombardment. The action was conveyed to the Exchange Telegraph.
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Austrian bombardment opens hostilities at Belgrade
Reports from Semlin and Athens describe Austrian gunfire on Belgrade with monitors at the Danube confluence damaging public buildings. Servians destroy the Belgrade railway bridge and banks protest to the German Legation. Battles shift to Vidhnitza as Allied and Balkan forces mobilize along the Drina frontier.
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Kaiser's War Council and Russian Telegrams Stir Europe
Berlin reports the Kaiser held a naval council with Tirpitz and other chiefs and then a cabinet meeting with no disclosure. A three hour Crown Prince interview followed, while a telegram exchange with Czar Nicholas sparked hopes for peaceable signals amid mobilization rumors. London notes Asquith warns of extreme gravity as Russia mobilizes parts of its forces.
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All the Powers Massing Armies Amid Fear of Conflict
A global alert shows major powers assembling forces as anticipation of war rises. France leads mobilization with large troop and corps movements while other nations prepare according to shifting tensions and security concerns.
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