Bronx tragedy as father shoots daughter and kills self
In The Bronx a man returned home during his estranged wife's absence and fatally shot his daughter Madeline six times before killing himself. She was rushed to Fordham Hospital with six gunshot wounds, while authorities reported prior family tensions and a past incident where the father caused his older son’s death.
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Dragged rescuer to death on White Lake tragedy
Aug. events at White Lake feature a NY schoolteacher Mine Beste Rubenstein pulled a diver to the bottom while a Brooklyn expert Herman Wrinnen went to aid her. Eight others on a launch were also in trouble but rescued. The accident occurred as a larger craft began a crossing.
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Rutenetem
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Brooklyn
Rubenstein
Forse Kicks Young Maxim in Cave Tenvae Ceremony
A report describes a chaotic scene at a cave ceremony in Tenvae where Maxims member Yale Erm Baste was kicked in the forehead by a horse at 19 Went Street near 8 o'clock. He was taken to the Willerest conpieulio with a fractured skull. The incident involved Sullivan Sitendeski and others amid a claim of uncaudacions. The forehand injury and the nature of the event are noted in a fragmentary account.
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Uncauacions
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Crystal Among Coal by Herman Scheffauer
New York Tribune features Crystal Among Coal by Herman Scheffauer, highlighting a literary piece that blends imagery of industry with poetic reflection and urban life in a wartime or modern setting. The poem examines resilience and color in a gritty landscape.
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Clergyman Survives Five-Story Elevator Fall in New York
Rev George Heber Jones of the Methodist board fell 25 feet inside an open shaft at The Duchess, 62 West 12th Street, after hurrying home from a delayed West trip. Patrolman Herron rescued him with a ladder. Jones was rushed to Harlem Hospital with a lacerated scalp, back contusions, and a fractured left ankle.
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William Pritchard
Herron
Jones
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Sirgeona Fund
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J. Handray
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Pope Pius Suffering Acute Gout Enters Rest Phase
Reports from Cologne state Pope Pius XII, aged seventy six, is confined to his chamber with a severe gout attack. Doctors prescribe alkaloids and absolute rest, hoping cooler weather will aid recovery. Despite pain, he tolerates nourishment while leg inflammation and breath issues occur. His sisters assist at bedside as doctors monitor heart and temperature.
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Woman Found Dead at Riverside Drive Home Testimony Emerges
Miss Mary Rowan was found hanging in a top floor bathroom at her sister Angeline Booth's Riverside Drive residence. Coroner Feinberg said the body, badly decomposed, had hung there ten days. Mrs Booth and relatives said family troubles drove her to death by her own action. a note to the coroner was read, indicating heartache and illness. The case links to Booth family connections and past business ties.
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Angeline M Booth
Riverside Drive
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Samuel Booth
Ward Line Steamship Company
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William S. Hill
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FV. Farrute
Milford Avenue
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Mise Tewan
Hyer
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Lord Roberts Predicts Party Split On Home Rule Vote
A late night report notes Lord Roberts backing the Earl of Halebury against a government measure. The Daily Telegraph flags ministerial discord on creating peers and warns of a split near 60 to 70 votes. Fraser’s press sketches emphasize a tight division as Debates in Parliament unfold.
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Crewe
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Daily ‘Telegraph
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Halsburyites
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John W. Gates Dies After Prolonged Illness in Paris
John W. Gates, renowned American financier, dies in Paris after weeks of kidney disease pneumonia. His wife and son Charles G. Gates at his bedside as doctors describe heart failure and a desperate medical fight supported by physicians from France, England, and the United States.
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Mfelal
Drewd Reeves
Gros
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Gates at Work and Play and the Barbed Wire Boom
The article portrays John Warne Gates as a bold gambler in business and life, citing his retirement speech and rise from a Turner Junction hardware store to Wall Street fame. It highlights his role in the barbed wire boom and the formation of the Southerns Wire Company as part of his influential career.
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Turner Junction
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Mexico's Outlook Hopeful Despite Distant Claims
Mexico's acting Foreign Minister Sefer Carbajan said Mexico is at peace with all nations and no power is pressing claims. He said China will not demand large sums for Chinese fatalities in Torreon and elsewhere, and a forthcoming Chinese cruiser visit will be friendly. Internally, the government is optimistic about elections and presidential preparations, with harmony in executive departments and Army loyalty.
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Girls Rebuke Disappear in Passaic Missing Daughters
William Beyenerg and his wife report their daughters Catherine and Wilhelmina aged eighteen and sixteen have vanished since Saturday morning. The sisters, skilled musicians, were last seen presumed bound for the Budd silk mill in Paterson where they worked but did not arrive or collect salaries. They left home after a reprimand over their relationship with Hanes Parise and Otto Hartman, both connected to Sherman street. Police in Passaic have issued an appeal to help locate the girls.
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Hanes Parise
Sherman Street
Otto Hartman
Budd Silk
Paterson
Parixeh
Hartman
Boy Saves Three Lives in Deal Lake Rescue
Henry Crossman, eleven, saved two men and a woman when their canoe capsized on Deal Lake. The trio clung to the overturned craft until the boy paddled to them and brought them to shore. A payment offer followed, but the boy declined, keeping the modest act in the wake of the incident.
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Barcelona
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Louis Vasseur
Missy Morrissey
West 49Th
New York
Deal Lake
Henry Crossman
Crowman
Crossman
Crossanan
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Honor for One of Maine's Dead in Warship Transfer
The remains of Sergeant Merritt were placed aboard the cruiser North Carolina today for shipment to the United States. The warship and harbor forts observed proper honors as the carrier reduced its flags in response to the incident.
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Perkins faces House over Steel Trust inquiry
Washington August 8 The Tribune Aurea reports that former J P Morgan & Co. executive George Perkins faced a tense House committee testimony about campaign contributions by corporations in which he was a director. Chairman A O Stanley warned of convening Perkins at the bar for refusal to answer. Perkins and counsel agreed to await guidance as deputies pressed for details on New York Life Insurance and United States Steel financing.
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United States Steel Corporation
Richard V. Lindaburg
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Tenness Coal and Iron Company
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New York Life Insuance Company
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