Drops in Show Crowd Do Not Intend to Change Programme
Harry T. Blackmore, broker of 4 Exchange Place and 741 Westminster Road Flatbush, fainted in the Winter Garden lobby after a performance. He fell unconscious, was moved to Poly Clinic Hospital, and treated for severe injuries. Patrolman Gill of West 47th Street station notified an ambulance for Blackmore.
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Winter Garden
Harry T. Blackmore
Westminster Road
Flatbush
Blackmore
Gill
West 47Th St
Coroner Finds Romance Hid Behind Fatal Train Death
Coroner Alfred H. Hes of Yonkers investigated the death of Mrs. J. E. Swanstrom, widow of a Brooklyn borough president, killed at Harlem Railroad crossing in Bronxville. He learned she was engaged to Walter A. Evans, a Manhattan lumber merchant, this fall. Relatives confirmed the engagement. Evans, a widower, had known Mrs. Swanstrom for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Hes
Yonkers
J. E Swanstrom
Brooklyn
Harlem
Bronxville
Walter A. Evans
Manhattan
Morgan Holds White House Visit Amid Talks on Rail and Depression
J P Morgan head of J P Morgan & Co met President Wilson at the White House at his request to discuss business conditions including the New Haven railroad case. Morgan left in a jubilant mood. officials say details will come from the President. The visit signals a string of interviews with leading business men, including Henry Ford next week. The President aims to show lawful enterprise not fearing the administration and the trust program progressing toward its completion. Continued on page 4 column 5.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
White House
Morgan
Wilson
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Department of Justice
New Haven
Mr. Morgan
Henry Ford
Ford Automobile Manufacturing Company
Ford
Edwin 0. Wood
Michigan
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
J. ¥. Farwell & Co
Marshall Field & Co
Carson, Pirie, Stott & Co
Boroque, Warner & Co
The
Cudahy Backing Company
Reid, Murdock
Barriews
Morning News Briefs From The Mexican Situation
Summary of today’s editions notes mediators explaining the Mexican situation and Carranca’s bee nomination. Includes local items on Mrp Carman’s story and a broker ending his life, plus Roosevelt and air bands hints and a quiz on 87 million. Kaiser to view Archduke body. receivers named for HaD. weather and shipping notes follow.
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Fo Carranca
Bee
Carman
Guy Phillips
Fulide
Roosevelt
Morgan
Wilson
Gifford
Warburg
Jones
Kaiser
Archdake
Silliman to Represent U s at Carranza Center
John K Silliman will leave Washington for Saltillo to act as United States representative to General Carranza head of the Constitutionalists He travels as President Wilson s personal agent to urge early peace in Mexico through a provisional government and to mend the Carranza Villa split The move follows Niagara Falls mediation talks
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Washington
John K. Silliman
Saltillo
United States
Carranza
Wilson
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Pioneer Weds at 87 in Denver Mystery Romance
Frederick J. Stanton, 87, Denver pioneer, married Elizabeth Johnson, 70, of Cooper Wyoming, after a courtship described as a perfect romance. Rev. J I Houghton officiated. Stanton has three sons, a daughter, and seventeen grandchildren. Johnson was widowed from Dr. Johnson of Casper and has three sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Frederick J. Stanton
Elizabeth Johnson
Cooper
Wyo
J. I. Houghton
Casper, Wye
Boston
Aind
Woman Shaves Husband Sparks Assault Charge In Court
Mrs Joseph Komison of Dutchess Junction near Cold Spring claims her husband forced grooming acts, pursued with a razor, and threatened her with an axe. He was fined ten dollars or ten days in the workhouse after a police court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber's Hills
Joseph Romison
Dutchesa Junction
Cold Spring
Komison
Komiton
Mower Accident Cuts Man Post in Hay Field
Samuel Krorgun of Peexsaid was near a hay harvest on her farm at Mohegan today when a mowing machine cut the nest of bees. The bees stung the horses, causing them to bolt and throw Krorgun onto the mower knives. The mower struck a tree and the man was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Krorgun
Peexsaid
Mohegan Torday
Heer
Horton
Michigan moves to bar Japanese from state farms
Lansing and Detroit confirm a report that a land agent contracted to bring 400 Japanese from California to farms in Ager County. Farmers and unions rally to block the plan as leaders push a measure to exclude Japanese residents. M I Brown and J J Sidney advocate state action amid farm protection concerns. Stanley Anderson notes Detroit unions would join in the effort to prevent Japanese settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troit
Lansing
Detroit
California
Ager County
Mich
M. Brown
Board of Agriculture
Michigan
J.J. Sidney
Michigan Agricultural College
Stanley Anderson
Detroit Federation of Lia
Guy Phillips dies by self inflicts in New York office
Guy Phillips, 61 or 62, assistant secretary of the Missouri Pacific and director of several railways and realty firms, shot himself in his Broadway office. A note asked to notify his wife and several associates, with a commutation ticket to Darien, Conn. He had been in ill health and depression for over a year. a longtime member of the Mendelssohn Glee Club, he left a daughter Elise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Phillips
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Broadway
Phillipes
West 6Th St
Darien
Conn
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rtailway Company
Tron Mountain Car Trust Company
Opera House Realty Company
Tea
Richmond &Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
Three States Realty Cmpany
Virginia Railway and Power Compan
Edward Murphy
Mr. Phillips
Missouri Maestre
A. HL. Caleff
Seabright
Harry Moffat
Yonkers
New Haven
Phillips
Schuyler Phillips
Ill Golf Club
North Broad Yonkers
PF. A. Phillips
Eee Perot
Missouri-Pacific
Ti. Moffat
Parkev, Yonkers
Techune
Mr. Moffat
Mix
Erie must clean cars after Jersey City compromise
The company was given until July 24 to reorganize its car-cleaning brigade and improve cleanliness for commuters. If the railroad fails the New Jersey Public Utility Commission will take action. Ex-Assemblyman Randolph Perkins joined commuters voicing frustration as a compromise was reached with counsel promising proper cleaning if complaints were withdrawn.
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Mrenayroan Company
New Jersey Public Utrity Commission
Jersey City
Randolph Perkins
United States
Perkins
Carpenter Hangs by Foot in Damaged City Hotel
George M. Gallagher a carpenter fell from the City Hotel top floor and became caught on a joist by a nail and heavy wire through his foot. He dangled head downward until coworkers lowered him to safety. He escaped with a sprained ankle and a foot wound. The building, damaged by fire and under repair, has open floors and was forty feet above a cement floor.
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Sunbury
Penn
City
George M. Gallagher
Gallagher
Bomb plot accomplice of Prinsip described in trial notes
The article details a bomb thrower accomplice of Prinsip, named Graben, and others who planned to detonate bombs in Sarajevo. It describes recruitment through Serb networks, meetings in Belgrade and Kragujevac, and the intended use of poison and bombs against Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife in 1914.
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Gabrinovies
Belgrade
Grabes
Sai Ydeve
Pringip
Frindip
Secunus
Graben Ha
Vienna
Nedeyo Gabrine
Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Prinsip
Anes Gabrinovies Wayne
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Gavela Prinzip
Radium Fever Grips Nutley Passaic Area Mine Hearsay
Rumors swirl around a Nutley Passaic site where Major Edward T. Moore alleges radium extraction near Kingsland Road and Sloomfield Avenue. Locals fear the venture could unleash vast wealth as experts note scarce radium and rising demand while guards restrict access to the fenced two acre plot.
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Nutley
Passaic Way
New Jersey
Hudson
AML
Kingsland Road
Sloomfield Av
Passaic
Major Moore
National Republican Committee
Denver
Nutley-Passaic
Congress
Washington
Kaiser Aborts Vienna Visit After Illness and Feud With Emperor
Potsdam dispatch reports William II canceled plans to attend Archduke Francis Ferdinand’s funeral due to a severe cold. Viennese rumors say the Emperor Francis Joseph warned against the Kaiser's visit, fueling court intrigue and claims of neglect by William. The Associated Press corroborates Vienna dispatches on the tension between the two rulers. Phillips Exeter Academy chapel in Exeter New Hampshire burned early today, destroying portraits of benefactors and notable former students.
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Potsdam
Germany
Elfoe
William
Vienna
Francis Ferdinand
Francis Joseph
Associated Press
the Tribune
Feaneis Joseph
Tribune
Austria
Lehenbrunn
Konopieht
Penzig
Rico Boys
Kaier
Archduke
Daniel Webster
Academy
Gideon Lane Soule
George Wentworth
Bradbury Longfellow (Isley
Radium Gift to Denver Hospitals Deciding Recipient
The Standard Chemical Company of Pittsburgh will donate radium to Denver hospitals to treat thirty TB cases. A pathologist will accompany the gift at no cost, and Dr. Henahan will select the recipient from three leading TB hospitals after conferring with Denver physicians. Decision expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Standard Chemical Company
Pittsburgh
J. Flannery
Standard Company
KR. Henahen
Count Robbed of Jewelry and Cash on Train to Paris
A count was robbed aboard a boat train from Calais to Paris, losing jewelry valued at 20000 dollars and 1000 dollars in cash. The incident occurred during the count’s proceedings on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gount Atwuravief
Culaie
Paris
Mrs Carman in Freeport House Before Fatal Shot
In Freeport, Nassau County, witnesses place Mrs Louise Bailey’s death at a Carman home. George Golder says Mrs Carman was on the first floor minutes before the shot as Helen Coombs says she was let in by Mrs Carman. Dr Carman and his wife faced police scrutiny as investigations intensified.
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Edward Noylan
Warren
Broadway
Neylan
Monty King
Thomas P. Garvin
Garvin Company
West 147Th St
Warren St
Garvin Euite
King
John Atherton
Atherton
Garvin
Europe
Hudson Street Hospital
Tribune Freeport
Long Island
George Golder
Edwin Carman
Louise Bailey
Carman
Helen Coombs
Freeport
Smith
Glynn
Carmody
Roland Lamb
the Tribune
Dr. Carman
Golder
Tam
Assian
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Senate
Root
Starke
Nsec
Silliman
U. S
Pioneer
Fen
Broker
Sourh Pacific
Clark
Bethany College
West Virginia
Champ Clark
Garvin Firm
Erie
Prinzip
Gabrinovics
Jersey
Brook
Mrs. Carman
Undertakers
Mrs. Bailey
Florence Conklin Carman
Phillips Exeter
Vienna Chapel
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