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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1914

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KITCHENER NAMED EARL AS MAWSON GETS KNIGHTHOOD

The King lists birthday honors naming Lord Kitchener Earl and Dr. Douglas Mawson Knight Bachelor for Antarctic research. Sir Joseph Beecham becomes a baronet. George Henschel Albert Stanley James Frazer John Burnet receive knighthoods. Robert Borden and Canadian officials honored as Grand Crosses of St Michael and St George.

Tor New Yorr Times London Lord Kitchener Antarctic Dowelos Mawson Comedia Joseph Beecham Thomas Pesechom George Henschel Albert H. Stanley Underground Electric Railways London General Omnibus Company James George Frazer Liverpool John James Burnet American Institute of Architects Mr. Stanley

Notable Colonial and Scientific Leaders in Early 20th Century Roles

The document lists prominent figures including Sir Dlerbert Cozens-Hardy and Lord Kitchener of Khartum with titles and posts in law and governance. It notes Sir Edgar Vincent and Major Gen. Brocklehurst with diplomatic and military leadership, along with figures like George Henschel and T Vanaittart Bowater in arts and governance. It references Walter E F Davidson, Douglas Mawson, and Shackleton associations in exploration and science, highlighting imperial and cultural influence.

Lord Kitchener Khartum Omdurman Loer Dlerbert Cozens-Hardy General Council of the Bar C Chancery Court Justice of Appeal Historical Manuscript Commission Master of the Rolls Edgar Vincent Near East Ins Imperial Ottoman Bank Dominions Loyal Trade Commission Brocklehurst Ays Horse Guards Queen Alexandra Leonard Lyell M. P Orancy Etland Joseph Beecham Lil Thomas Beecham George Henschel Boston Symphony Orchestra London Symphony Concerts Glasgow Frahms Bir T. Vanaittart Bowater London Ile United States Walter EF. Davidson Servicr Sey Tidies Taland Newfoundland R‘evion Seychelles Douglas Mawson Shackleton Wood Australia

Bride Burned in Wedding Fire at Passaic

In Passaic New Jersey on June 21 Mrs Catherine Feenek burned severely when an oil lamp toppled during a wedding dance. Bridegroom Andrew Fesek burned on hands and face while guests and the home at 10 Fourth Street suffered fire damage. Fire crews battled flames as exhausted guests offered help and the couple fled.

Passaic N. J Catherine Feenek Andrew Fesek Fourth Street Cermany Theursts

Havemeyer Duchess Engagement Noted by Post Abroad

The Post reports the engagement of Earl of Muston to Alfred William Maitland, son of the Duke of Grafton. Alfred Maitland, born 1850, is linked to Lord Huston’s family. the Grafton line is described as historically prominent yet financially modest.

New York Times London Earl of Fuston Duke of Grafton Edythe Havemeyer Henry Havemeyer New York Earl of Molythe Havemeyer Henry Havermeyer Isso William Frederick Havermeyer City Mall Henry Havemeyer Miss Havemeyer Kursten Henry Jankes Lord Huston Margaret Hose Erie Carrington Smith Wiliam Henry Alfred Ipswich Lilian Hose Charles Robertson Mary Margaret Euston Lord Euston Alfred William Maitland Royal College of Heralds of England and The Crown Tle Travelers Orleans Whittsbury Towcester Grafton England

Wireless music travels 200 miles by gramophone and wireless

London, June 21. Strains from a gramophone playing The Merry Widow Waltz and God Save the King were heard by wireless on the Highland Scot near Vigo during a voyage to Buenos Aires. A private yacht 200 miles away was the source. Mr Marconi called it likely experimentation with a gramophone and wireless transmitter aboard the yacht.

New York Times London Nelson Line Highland Scat Buenos Aires Vigo Marconi Marvoni Fawley Southampton

Islex of Mull Narrowly Escapes Iceberg Collision

Captain Weeks of the British freighter Islex of Mull reports a near collision with a large iceberg off the Peaks of Newfoundland on June 16. Bad weather and dense fog prevented sighting the berg, but echo and fog horn signals guided evasive action forcing a turn to the south to avoid disaster.

Weeks Islex of Mull Lisbon Newfoundand

Engineer killed in Jersey City freight collision near Metuchen

B F C Masters, engineer for Pennsylvania Railroad, was fatally struck by a locomotive from Washington Express Train 166 while leaning from his cab window in Metuchen New Jersey. He had just dined at home before the fatal trip and had been recently reassigned to Edge Moor Maryland yards. Alderman Hurst took his place and continued the train to the signal tower at Metuchen.

Metuuqhen N. J C. Masters Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City Gortock Masters Pennsylvania Edgemore Maryland Alderman Hurst Metuchen

Star Route Carriers Refuse Renewals Over Pay Demands

Scores of star route carriers in the Pacific Northwest refuse to renew Post Office Department contracts. Many seek annual salaries from 5 000 to 15 000, citing long distances and parcel post competition. Some carriers report rates up to 12 000 yearly, with others threatening to quit unless terms improve.

Nomvial New York Timen Tacoma Wash North West Post Office Department Cow Counties Steambouts Freleist

TROLLEYS OUST THE MAILS

The Connecticut Company halted mail transportation at midnight causing postmasters to arrange alternative car transport. The dispute centers on pay raises and mail handling duties, with the Post Office threatening legal action for abandonment of service and seeking court relief.

New York Times Hartford Conn Connecticut Company Connecticut United States Connecticut’ Company New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Washington Post Office Department Connccticut Eleetric Railway Company Proeetieut New Haven

Wilson on His Law Days in Atlanta 1882

President Wilson recalls his year in Atlanta practicing law, joining a partnership at 48 Marietta Street with Edward Ireland Renick, and his decision to leave law for teaching law and politics after a brief period of limited success. He described studying Georgia code privately after illness cut short his formal studies.

New York Times Atlanta Wilson P. C. McDuffy Georgia Bar Association Princeton University of Virginia John BB. Minor Georgia Bar of Hillyer Edward Ireland Renick Marietta Street Ife

Boy Dies Saving Girl In Street Accident

A citywide spate of motor crashes leaves one boy dead and several injured. Daniel Callahan aged 5 of 482 Hudson Street pushed Florence Donahue from an oncoming car on 47 Hudson Street, but was struck and killed as two wheels passed over him. Other incidents include a collision near Fort Washington Avenue injuring Annie Germer and Miss Murray, a cyclist injured at Lenox Avenue, and multiple pedestrians hurt or treated after autos strike bystanders.

Petmeon Daniel Callahan Hudson Street Florence Donahue Alexander McDonald Fast Twenty-ninth Street Charles Teete McDonald Bennet Charles Street Murpey St. Vincent's Hospital Sydney Prew 77Th Street Fort Washington Avenue Charles Dust Audubon Avenue William Canford Andrews Avenue Bioux Annie Germer Third Avenue Beal Haford Mr. Drew Miss Murray Henry Hecker Hirth Street Lenox Avenue 118Th Street Gussie Schoenberg Harlem Benjamin Auldbaum 101St Street Henne Weat 2Nd Street Becker Frank Laughlah Second Avenue Thirtyninth Street Loy Edward Strehter Michter Hirsch East Thirty-fifth Street Bellevue Hospital Albert Livingston 215 Brook Avenue Bronx Lincoln Hospital St. Mary's Park 47Th Street Albert Robitzek Decatur Avenue Charles Pryor East 189Th Street Hamwuel Bauer Grand Street Williamsburg Reid Avenue Broadway Bartlett Street Charles Coper East Forty-first Street Manhattan Williamsburg Hospital Brooklyn Fresh Pond Road Ridgewood Herman Brede Rogers Avenue Trede Meta Brede Brede Irving N. J May van Hurton John van Hurtan Somerville Gladden Lodge George Armstrong Madison Avenue John Hagen Franklin Street Elizabeth Zea 8. R. Smith Infirmary Hagen

Greetings to Our Colonel by Col. George Marvey

A characteristic editorial from The North American Review’s editor directed to the discoverer of the Undoubted River in the upcoming Sunday Times.

Col George Marvey The North American Review

Lloyd George lashes at U S buccaneers in budget debate

London dispatch reports Mr. Lloyd George criticizing American finance and British policy critics after James J Hill comments. He argues British trade expands under social legislation and warns Americans against mercenary interference, citing 1914 budget implications.

Speoat Sdoyved George James J Hill Washington Pill Lloyd George Hill Mr. Lloyd George Armerica Ffatm West Britain America

Suit over costs of Patrick liberation fight filed in Denver

Leonidas F. Hill of Denver and John T. Milliken of St. Louis and Colorado sue for an accounting of funds raised to free Albert T. Patrick. Oil stock valued around 250000 dollars is the basis, with 80000 shares allegedly turned over in 1907 to cover the campaign costs. Patrick's death house episode, marriage ties, and Tulsa residence noted.

New York Times Denver John T. Milliken St. Louis Colorado Albert T. Patrick Sing Sing United States Patrick Leonidas F. Hill Cripple Creek Milliken Hill Milliken Oi Company Tulsa Okla

Ty Cobb Poised to Jump Detroit Over Arrest and Federal League Move

Ty Cobb faces arrest after a Saturday night revolver incident in Detroit. Friends say he plans to leave town and join the Federal League, hoping to avoid return to organized baseball. An X ray reveals a broken thumb from a fight with Harding’s clerk, delaying his return to play.

Detroit Ty '' Cobb W. J. Carpenter Federal League Iff Gilmore Cobb E Harding Cobb Nets

Six Lions Kill Brooklyn Man in Chicago Freight Car

Emerson D. Dietrich Jr., vaudeville manager from Brooklyn, was killed and partly eaten by six lions in a Chicago freight car at Santa Fe yards near Sixteenth and Clark. Keeper George McCord and bystanders struggled to free him as lions mauled his body. authorities later secured the scene and transported the carcass.

New York Timer Pb Agg Biherson T Chietviet Phas Parkway Brooklyn eHke Sante Pe Riathroad Sixteenth and Clark Streets Mitte Nelete Oatitho A Vettes Te Peturmer Jetricch George McCord McCord Dietrich Teddy Trilby Honessa Nellie Clark Street Paul Sergt Conway Vane Harrison Street Mme Adgie Castille Chicago Salt Lake City Dave Beem Santa Fe Ele Het Pete

Twelve Drown After Oswego River Boat Sinks

On June 2 a passenger motor boat struck a snag near the Oswego Canal between Liverpool and Mud Creek, Syracuse, killing twelve aboard. The craft capsized in darkness. seven passengers reached shore while many others, including several women and children, drowned. Owner Lewis Tuiner described the sudden disaster and lack of time for rescue.

Oswego Liverpool Mud Fock Syracuse Woarel Beycegne Charles Tirmiets Miss Males Bedell Py Rae Crane Lake Roewertie

Two Drowned Men Found in Haackensack River Jersey City

Bodies of two men were found yesterday afternoon in the Haackensack River near Jersey City. One man identified as William Mohrimann of 282 St Pauls Avenue, Jersey City, had disappeared on June 19. The other was Joseph Tysa, about 51, 6 feet tall, 200 pounds, wearing blue jumpers and rubber boots, missing since June 1 off a scow of the Metropolitan Dredging Company.

Haackensack River Jersey City Charles Gcunardeau Newark Public Duffield Street William Mohrimann St. Paul's Avenue Watcrman Jane Born Cormimunipaw Avenue Joseph Tysa Metropolitan Dredging Company

Supreme Court poised to decide 49 cases tomorrow

Washington June 21 Supreme Court to hear all forty nine cases presented this term before recessing until October. Decisions expected on intermountain railroad rates oil pipeline law oil land cases and state law appeals as justices continue two weeks of steady opinion work to close the year’s docket.

Washington Supreme Court

Rockefeller's Wreck Gift Sent to Eva Booth in London

The Daily Mail reports John D. Rockefeller sent 11000 dollars to Eva Booth commander of the Salvation Army in America. The money funds relief for Empress of Ireland disaster sufferers as Booth attends the Salvation Army World Congress in London.

London The Daily Mail John D. Rockefeller Eva Booth Salvation Army America Empress of Ireland

Retirement bid by Iconic Empire State Express motorman

Dennis J. Cassin 70, veteran Empire State Express motorman on New York Central from Croton to Albany and back, plans to apply for retirement this week. He started in 1921, has never had an accident, and cites electric engines encroachment as a reason to retire despite loving the throttle. He won a railroad magazine contest for most popular engine driver, receiving a diamond ring.

Dennis J. Cassin Empire State Express New York Central Croton Albany Dave Walton Avenue Bronx Cassin the Central

Fire drill at St Peter’s Church prompts swift exit

At St Peter’s Church Meeting House Hill Boston mass interrupted by Rt Reverend Peter Rowan who led a fire drill for about 1,200 worshipers. Parishioners left in two and a half minutes in orderly groups with instructions to walk lively but not crowd. The pastor cited school drills as justification for church safety practice.

Npecal New York Times Boston Mace St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill Peter Rowan Cenl

Wilson Presses Mexican Peace Talks Amid Carranza Stance

Niagara Falls Ontario June 21 mediators and American delegates plan to formalize peace suggestions. Carranza’s and Villa’s positions loom large as Washington aims to secure armistice terms and delegates with authority to pledge suspension of hostilities.

Carranza United States Wilson Niagara Falls Noon Washington Carransa Villa Cabana Firet Carranga Carrange Revolutionary Authority

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kitchener Beecham Barone Mawson A. H. Stanley Herbert Cozens- Haray John Brocklehurst T. Vansittart Bowater Robert Lb. Borden Canada George BE. Foater Walter KE. Davidson St. Michael and St. George Cuel Edythe Wireless Music Echo Capt. Weeks Express Greg Sourpe Andrew Usher & CO Kdlloburgl Ady Riers Connecticut Trolley Company Sam Little Girl Lad Sydney Drew Drew Motor Hest Fleet Dennis G. Brussel West 38Th Street Adv TIMES Rails U.S. ‘Buccaneers Patrick Case Emerson D. Dietrich, Jr Vaude Tack L. ¢. Ball Stetzel Craft Canal N.Y Adehit Adams Mia George WH Cedar Mirent Myracure Genevieve Lillian Margaret Yearo Mie Achattes Welsh Harry Mailieon Street Paswie Welsh Kathicrise Tore Breuthen Street Pia Dainer Florenoi Jersey Mohrmann Rockefeller Chas. F. Matthews Disk Man 28Th St Atso Commercial Stationery Niagara Pres Ance of Mediation Torreon Angeles Zacatecan Ont White House Bryan R. S Nicagara Walls Gen. Carranza
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