Americans in Mexico face exodus order and criticism
Mexican capital residents and foreign diplomats deride Washington policy as vague and weak while American consuls are urged to calm fears and not imply an evacuation. Reports connect the order to possible property losses and indemnity disputes as Huerta offers transport options.
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Mexico
Department
United States
Washington
Department of State
Wilson
Mexico City
Huerta
el Paso
Lieut Acosta
Chapultepec
Doubt Huerta Will Quit for October Election
Special to The New York Times reports American Chargé O Shaughnessy says he did not report assurances from Mexican Foreign Minister Gamboa that Provisional President Huerta would not run in the October vote. Washington officials note possible basis in Gamboa letter to John Lind and Wilson aides, while questioning certainty of Huerta’s candidacy ban.
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New York Times
Washington
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
State Department
Sefior Gamboa
Huerta
O'Shaughnessy
United States
Senor Gamboa
John Lind
Wilson
Señor Gamboa
Gen. Huerta
Lind
Itis
Sefior Caneu
Bombs and Riots in Lisbon
Madrid correspondent reports Royalist protests against telegrams to ex King Manuel for his marriage, intensified by bombs. Grave disturbances said to have occurred in the Portuguese capital as of Sunday evening with no confirmed details yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi Transatlantic
New York Times
London
Madrid
Daily Telegraph
Lisbon
Manuel
Portugues
Lisbon Wedding Gift Held by Portuguese Customs
A wedding present for ex king Manuel remains at Lisbon Custom House awaiting a key. Newspapers report the case will go to the Municipal Chamber which may refuse release unless the inscription From the City of Lisbon to Its King is removed, citing republican sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi Transatlantic
New York Times
Lisbon
Manuel
Paris midinettes sew dress in twenty minutes on train
Six young assistants from a Paris dressmaking firm cut out and stitched a pink chiffon dress during a twenty minute Metropolitan Railway ride from Porte d Orléans to Porte de Clignacourt. They divided tasks by sleeve bodice skirt and trim while the train passed through a tunnel. The finished garment emerged at the terminal with cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Porte d'Orléans
Esch
Porte de Clignaricourt
Robbery at Booth home in Montclair arrests two
George Williams and Nora Jackson, both colored from New York, were arrested at midnight in Ballington Booth’s Montclair residence for attempting to steal silverware and valuables. Patrolman Thompson stopped the theft and Chief Gallagher will review New York records before tomorrow’s arraignment. Booth and his wife are summer visitors at Blue Point, L I.
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New York Times
Montclair
N. J
George Williams
Nora Jackson
New York
Ballington Hoath
American Volunteers
South Mountain Avenue
George Thompson
Harry Gallagher
Ballington Booth
Blue Point
L. I
Edison Sees Cement Roads For Future Automobiling
Edison, at the Copley Plaza in Boston, predicts cement roads will link the nation in ten years, replacing other surfaces. He says there is no replacement for rubber tires, noting rubber may become cheaper as plantations expand. He also foresees future newsprint saving inks that bleach and allow papers to be reused.
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New York Times
Boston
Thomas A. Edison
Copley Plaza
Edison
Purser saves a sailor and he dies after rescue
Peter Duffy deck hand on the Antoinette fell into the East River while asleep at Peck Slip. Frank Reilly purser of the Seaboard jumped in and swam to him, bringing him to a moored boat. Duffy died two hours after arrival at Volunteer Hospital.
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Peter Duffy
Antoinette
East River
Frank Reilly
Seaboard
Lafayette Street
Nutley
N. J
Duffy
Reilly
Plunteer Hospital
Haggerty
Havemeyer Found Dead in Bed After Visit to Locust Valley
William F Havemeyer banker and retired sugar manufacturer died of heart failure in his son in law's apartments at 11 East Forty fifth Street. He was last seen in good health after dining at Delmonico's with his son and daughter in law. The elder Havemeyer, former mayor of New York, had lived with his daughter and son in law in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Havemeyer
East Forty-fifth Street
Arthur Clinton
Havemeyer
William R. Willcox
Public Service Commission
Locust Valley
George Montague Swift
Weat Fifty-fifth Street
Gotham
Arthur Havemeyer
John J. Herrick
Chicago
Mr. Havemeyer
Clinton
Dr. Fellowes Davis
West Forty-seventh Street
D. B. Simpson
Havemeyer Brothers
American Sugar Refining Company
Josephine L. Harmon
G. Harmon
Mitchel
St. James
Coney Island
William Kh. Hearst
Hearst
McAneny
Prendergast
Hearst Newspers
Arthur Brisbane
Prophets
New York
MacAneny
Boweis
Secretary of State Striking Lectures Draw National Interest
A note announces another striking lecture by the Secretary of State, noted for stirring national attention and to be published in next Sunday's Times under special arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Mass Demonstration Demands Action Over Nanking Killing
Fifteen thousand Japanese protesters massed in Hibiya Park and marched to the Foreign Office demanding troops or the resignation of Foreign Minister Baron Makino. The crowd clashed with police near the Foreign Office and later at Makino’s residence, while discussions promised a meeting on Sept 15.
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Tokio
Montiaro Abe
Foreign Office
New
Japan
Hibiya Park
China
Nanking
Nobuaki Makino
California
Russia
Baron Makino
Young Men's Christian Association
Keishiro Matsui
Count Yamamoto
Hanan
Robbery at United Cigar Store on Smith Avenue
A pair of armed robbers on foot, one about six feet tall in a brown suit, looted $75 from the United Cigar Store at 82 Smith Avenue near Fiftieth Street at 8 30 PM. Clerk Samuel Moskowitz pursued the thieves, but they escaped. This follows two prior United Cigar robberies in a week, with police targeting the same pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cigar Stores
Smith Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Samuel Moskowitz
East 100Th Street
Moskowitz
Moscowitz
Broadway
Martha
McCarthy
Smith
East Fifty-first Street
Witsz
Sixth Avenue
Bomb Blasts Elizabeth Street District Wrecks 147 Basement
A large bomb exploded at 11 last night in the basement of 147 Elizabeth Street, wrecking the produce shop and shattering windows in eight buildings from 145 to 152. Locals say it was the strongest blast in years, linked to Black Hand threats after refusals to pay protection. The Rev Otto Sieker and others fled the blast area as police and residents assessed the damage. Patrolman McCausland was within 100 feet of the explosion.
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Elizabeth Street
D. Scalafani
L. Mariello
Scalafani
Mariello
Black Hand
St. Matthew German Lutheran Congregation
Otto Sieker
McCausland
Two Die When Car Flung from Train Crossing Near Potomac
In Alexandria on September 7, a Great Falls & Old Dominion Electric Railway car struck a car carrying William H. Peck and Ernest Zell at Hume's Crossing near Potomac. The vehicle was hurled over an embankment more than a hundred feet. Peck died crushed and burned, Zell mangled. Forrest Cook, the car flagman, was injured by flying glass.
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Alexandria
Great Falls & Old Dominion Electric Railway
Potomac
Here
William H. Peck
Ernest Zell
Forrest Cook
Hume's Crossing
Inquest to Resume on Bar Harbor Express Wreck
Coroner Eli Mix of New Haven County will reopen the private inquest into the Bar Harbor Express wreck at North Haven. The inquest is expected to finish soon with findings released shortly. Sixteen injured remain in area hospitals, three in critical condition: Edna and Jane Annett of Bayonne and Mrs Carl Rose Zimmerman of New York City.
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New Haven
Conn
Eli Mix
New Haven County
North Haven
Edna and
Jane Annett
Bayonne
N. J
Carl Rose Zimmerman
New York City
City Schools Open At 9 A.M For Fall and Winter Terms
Public schools in five boroughs open at 9 this morning for Fall and Winter terms. Superintendent Maxwell announced accommodations for all boys and any who wish to attend. He estimated the enrollment increase this year between 10 000 and 15 000 over last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Jerome in Canada Faces Hostile Showdown Over Trial
In Coaticook Quebec mobs threaten to shoot Jerome as new magistrate Mulvena sets hearing for gambling on Grand Trunk property. Thaw remains at Montreal seeking to avoid extradition and public anger grows amid rumors of tar and feather threats and police investigations into press dispatches.
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New York Times
Coaticook
Quebec
William Travers Jerome
Harry Kendall
New York
Jerome
Montreal
District of St. Francis
United States
Mr. Jerome
Mulvena
Grand Trunk Railroad
Nicol
Sherbrooke
Correas
Ft Ds
St Otman
Java
G. A. Trenholm
Wilfred Aldrich
Grand Trunk
Dr. Trenholm
Hector Verret
Attorney General’s Department
Grand Trunk Station
Matteawan
Andrea Rosseau
Controller Walsh
New York State
Thaw
Jerome Dane
St. Fran
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse Arrives Amid Shipping News
North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sails amid latest shipping reports. The vessel, reported near Songy Nesy and flagged by Marconi wireless, shows the era of rapid transatlantic communication and sea lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi Wireless
Lloyd
State Fair Opens with Largest Cattle Display in NY History
SYRACUSE N Y Sept 7 With the seventy third annual fair conducted by New York State opening today the exposition features its largest cattle display yet and an estimated value of four million dollars for commissions and products on show Visitors are urged to sample Angostura bitters at soda fountains as a novelty promotion.
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Bpecia
NEW York Times
Mexico City
Amerizan
Department of State
Syracuse
N. Y
New York State
Oe Commission
Lightning strikes church steeple. man saved by rubber coat
In Goshen at the Presbyterian Church a lightning bolt hit near the town clock, tearing a stone from the steeple. J. B. McKillop, a Go shen Inn barkeeper, was knocked unconscious but survived. witnesses say his rubber coat shielded him from the shock. He is recovering.
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New York Times
Goshen
Presbyterian Church
J. B. McKillop
Goshen Inn
Two Women Drown During Pond Outing in Stoneham
Ada Feingold twenty of Worcester and her nurse Hazel Crummell twenty one of Akron were drowned at Quarter Mile Pond while strolling. A boy witness saw Feingold jump in. Crummell, unable to swim, followed and both bodies were recovered by police.
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Stoneham
Mass
Ada Feingold
St Providence Street
Worcester
Hazel Crummell
Akron
Ohio
Quarter Mile Pond
Feingold
Ithaca to Watch Diet Experiment by Towanda Woman
Miss Clara Loewus of Towanda Pennsylvania debates lowering her self imposed food budget of five cents per day after twenty weeks on ten dollars. The Ithaca Conservatory of Music and Cornell University home economics department will monitor her fall test as she aims to meet or beat the previous rate.
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New York Times
Ithaca
Clara Loewus
Towanda
Penn
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Home Economics
Cornell University
Mystery Visit At Banker's Home At 3 East Sixty Fourth
A curious scene formed at Marshall Orme Wilson's home when a man paused in the dark vestibule followed by another man. Two women and later Fifth Avenue pedestrians watched as the group drew a crowd. A lawyer, Arthur G. Busch, investigated and a gray squirrel fled. no burglars were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Orme Wilson
East Sixty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Arthur G. Busch
Broadway
Joe Park
Excursion Steamer Newark Leaks Returning Perth Amboy Group
The Newark excursion steamer, carrying members of the Waiters' Association of Perth Amboy and families, reached Stapleton after leaking at sea. The vessel, leaving Perth Amboy at 8 am and arriving Rockaway Beach at 10, started losing boiler water near the Narrows and headed to land. Passengers, many short of funds, were stranded upon arrival, some staying on the pier overnight while others wandered Stapleton.
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Newark
Stapleton
Buk
Perth Amboy
N. J
Rockaway Beach
Waiters’ Association of
Two Die At Grade Crossing Near Fremont Ohio
A Wheeling & Lake Erie train struck a car at a grade crossing east of Fremont Ohio killing Mrs George Gleckler and her son Clarence Gleckler 21. Four others including George J Gleckler Malinda Gleckler 11 Theodore Gleckler 3 and Jessie Henry Were seriously injured. The Glecklers lived at Elmer where George ran a tile business.
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Fremont
Ohio
Wheeling & Lake Erie
George Gleckler
Clarence Gleckler
George J. Gleckler
Malinda Gleckler
Theodore Gleckler
Jessie Henry
Nurse Clara Ryan Missing With 11 Month Old Baby Cyra
Police issued a general alarm at Lenox Avenue Station for Clara Ryan a nurse employed by Francis P Ampudia of Raleigh Apartments 206 St Nicholas Ave and her 11 month old son Cyra who vanished after leaving with a go cart for a park air outing.
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Lenox Avenue
Francis P. Ampudia
Raleigh
St. Nicholas Avenue
Clara Ryan
Cyra
Ampudia
Ampudias
New Jersey
Mitchel Boycotted Hearst Backing Shifts in New York Mayor Race
John Purroy Mitchel, Fusion candidate for mayor, may accept Hearst designation after leaders repudiated by Hearst and amid gridlock over bosses McAneny and Prendergast. Johnson replies, defending Gaynor and labeling Mitchel a decoy while warning of Hearst influence.
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John Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
Independence League
William A. Vrendergast
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
William R. Hearst
Fusion Committee of 107
Whitman
Tammany
McAneny
Prendergast
Gaynor
Mitchel
Board of Elections
Joseph Johnson
McCall
Johnson
Schiff
City Hall
New York
Herman Ridder
Mr. Mitchel
Daniel
Fire Department
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Marconi
Rob Ballington
Booth
Head of American Volunteers
Purser
Jum
Man
Wacre
Lehigh Valley
R. BR
WM. F. Havemeyer
W. R. Willcox
WM. J. Bryan ON
Daily Mail
Canada
Island Pond
Vermont
Miss Crummell
Miss Feingold
Park
Ridder Or
Mr. Prendergast
Mc- Aneny
Norman Hapgood
McAnny
Europe
Fusion Committee
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