Guard on Carman Hone Bunt Three Women in Murder Probe
Freeport detective Lewis J. Smith widens the Louise Hailey case linking Dr Edwin Carman to four persons three women and a man all residents of nearby towns. A county guard and police patrols surround Carman’s residence as investigators pursue the two young women seen in his ante room night of the shooting.
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Freeport
Long Island
Lewis J. Smith
Tua County
Louise Hailey
Edwin Carman
Hempstead
Carman
Bie
Tir. Carman
Smith
Archie Post
George Golder
Tre Edwin Carman
Ida Powell
Dr. Carman
Fred
Golder
Morning News Mix of World Events and Local Color
Fragmented items cover fires, killings, investigations, and political notes. Names of places and figures appear amid brief briefs on elections, law, finance, and society. Weather and obituaries glimpse daily life in a scattered pastiche.
Women Escaped Serious Injury After Car Skid Near Hartford
New York City women Frances Collins and Isabella McCartney were rescued after their auto skidded and overturned on the Berlin Turnpike near Hartford Connecticut. Collins suffered a broken collarbone and minor injuries while McCartney endured shock and bruises. A tire burst caused the skid as they returned from a trip to the White Mountains.
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Hartford
Telerayh
Hertford
Conny
Maa
Francs Collins
Isabella McCarthnex
New York City
Berlin
Mer. Collins
Mies McCartney Wosing
White Mountains
Belmont Car Hits Boy In Queens Suburb
Belmont on his way to a summer home in Hempstead Long Island struck a small boy in Smatin Street Queens village. Fifteen year old William Lannigan of 107 Fourth Ave Manhattan rode behind a progressing bicycle and was knocked to the road as the car’s mudguard touched him. The boy was taken to St Marys Hospital Jamaica by Coroner Voegel and was found to be only lightly injured. William hoped Belmont would buy him a new bicycle.
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Belmont
Heenpstead
Long Island
Smatin
Queens
Adney William Lannigan
Fourth Av
Manhattan
Mr. Belmont
Voegel
Lannigan
St. Mary's Hospital
Jamaica
Firing at Party Through Window Hits Diners in Hartford Hotel
A .22 caliber bullet shattered a cafe window at the Meub tes Hotel in Hartford during a July 4 party including General Rudolph riting and James L Hanniford of Vreeland Advertising. It struck a letter package in a waiter Meisner's coat pocket. Hanniford alerted authorities as a tall short man fled after a quick shot.
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Therrivune Hartford
Conn
Rudolph | Riting
James L. Hanniford
Vreeland Advertising Agency
New York
Louis Dorling
Je M. Dollin
H. J. Martin
Meisner
Hanniford
Splinger
Walter
Tavniford
Ose
No Life Mask of Bryan Likely in Washington Tale
A Washington story claims no life mask of Secretary Bryan will be made. Artist Emion Greet, famed for pastels of Pope Leo XIII and other notables, sought Bryan’s likeness but was deterred after a secretary described the process involving a barber chair and quills to aid breathing. The tale notes Bryan himself never consented to such a session.
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Washington
Bryan
Emion Greet
Marke
Leo XIII
America
Europe
Guret
Kins
Heart Balm Mail A Source Of Cheer
Dayton man Jeferson Patterson Crane returns from a broken engagement with Mina Laura Mc Donald Stallo of Cincinnati. He says about a hundred women sent letters to console him, mostly strangers, while he tore up perfumed notes. He had learned a letter would await him explaining all. President Wilson enjoyed fireworks in Washington as the nation observed Independence Day with White House parties and the capital fireworks display.
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Jeferson Patterson Crane
Dayton
Hia
Mina Laura McDonald Stallo
Cincinnati
Francisco Towniglioso
Vaterland
Atlantic
Mr. Crane
der McDonald
French
Wilson Speaks in Philadelphia Calls U S World Leader
President Wilson delivered a passionate Fourth of July address in Independence Square Philadelphia. He urged translating the Declaration of Independence into concrete actions and praised patriotic effort in Washington while noting crowd control challenges and touching on foreign policy.
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Telegraphio
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Wilson
George Washington
John Hancock
United States
Panama
Independence Square
Bowie
Joseph P. Tumulty
Cary T. Grayson
Wilton
Harlem Tenement Explosion Kills, Scatters Bodies
A double-deck tenement at 102 Lexington Avenue exploded in the Caron apartment on the top floor. Miss Mai Chaver was found nearby, while Carl Hansen, an anarchist, was hurled by the blast over a church roof and landed in East 108th Street, crushed beyond recognition.
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Lexington Ar
Caron
Mexico Elects President Today Amid Turmoil
Washington reports indicate Pedro Lascurain was favored to become Mexico’s president, with Huerta set to depart abroad. The election, largely limited to Mexico City residents, risks provoking a provisional regime. Carranza allies in Washington awaited word on talks toward a provisional government and end of the conflict.
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Whiten
Philadelphia
Mexico
Seer
Thangeres ‘Ville
Carranza Williams
Whitman
Upstate
Washington
Pedro Lascurain
Madero
General Huerta
Huerta
France
Mexico City
Lascurnin
Refugio Velasquez
Garcia Pena
Haerts
Lascurain
Suarez
Republic
Puerto Mexico
Huerts
Torreon
Carransa
Aon Pack
Romulo S. Noon
Argentina
AHC
Tora
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Frederick W. Lehmann
Carranza
Hanuel Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
Gifford Jury Disagrees After 24 Hours In Trial
In Albany July 4 the jury in Malcolm Gifford Jr. Hudson schoolboy charged with murder of Frank J. Clute, driver, failed to reach a verdict after 24 hours of deliberation. Judge Addington discharged the panel at 6 pm. Gifford was returned to the penitentiary and may be tried again in the fall. Spectators filled the courtroom, many delaying holiday plans. District Attorney Alexand did not fix a date for a new trial. bail likely to be considered by defense but not expected to be granted.
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Tiibune
Albany
Malcolm Gifford
Hudson
Frank J. Clute
Addington
Young Gifford
Hoy
Charles Schade
Gifford
Alexand
Lkely
Another Plague Death In New Orleans Shocks Nation
Washington reports another plague fatality in New Orleans bringing three cases and two deaths since the outbreak. Public Health Service expands measures as Assistant Surgeon General Buck heads to New Orleans to direct the response with Williams Simpson and others en route or sailing to assist.
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New Orleans
Washington
Blue
Public Health Service
Glennan
Buck
San Francisco
Charles Williams
Louisiana
French Simpson
New York
Ulster Unionist Leader Opposes Time Limits on Ireland
London July 4 Straware the Ulster Unionist leader declares Ulster will reject any government proposals to place a time limit on Home Rule. He warns that if Ireland enters Parliament they will resist not by bayonet but by their own choice.
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London
Straware
Union London
Ulster
Reds slain by bomb they were making
A massive explosion on the top floor of a six story tenement at 1626 Lexington av near 102d Street killed three anarchists and a woman and left another man missing. The blast, blamed on I W W leaders linked to attacks on Rockefeller interests, wounded more than twenty. Investigators traced the plot through the Ferrer School and Berkman circle, with casualties including Arthur Caron Carl Hansen and Mary Chavez.
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Lexington Av
Rockefellers
Tarrytown
Arthur Caron
Carl Hansen
Charles Berg
Francisco Ferrer School
East 107Th
Mexander
Berkman
Lexington
Owen Fgan
Bureau of Combustibles
Fire Department
Kean
Caron
Farth
Ferror
Jamson
Crutacker Evangelical Church
Lexington Ay
Louisa Berger
Hansen
Onc
Miss Berger
Ferrer School
Berg
Mike Auspenth
Mike Murphy
Aurenti
Murphy
Chicago
Emma Goldman
Reds
Hansen, Berg
Caren
Alexander Berknan
Fourth of July Bomb Scare Hurts Dozen at Caldwell Fete
A fireworks display at Caldwell on July Fourth turned deadly as a bomb failed to explode in the air and burst among over ten thousand spectators. Twelve seriously injured, including Robert Standall and Mable Gore, with many others cut or burned. Mayor John Eapy and officials attended. contractor John Steazza could not explain the malfunction.
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Caldwell
Na Hy
John Eapy
Aunt Flower
Robert Standall
Standall
Mountainside Hospital
Montebtair
Mable Gore
Marion Stryker
Obert
Tulleytown
Penn
M. Jackson
Frank Gregory
Verona
Mia
Abraham Cameron
Cedar Grove
William
Lillian Sickierskie
Fairfield
John Steazza
Bloomfeld
Pushed by Dog in Nutley Woman Dies at Quarry Edge
In Nutley New Jersey 53 year old Mrs. Charles H Tastener was killed when her pet dog leapt against her causing her to lose balance and fall from the Belleville quarry the dog’s cries drew help and rescuers lowered a boat to reach her but she died from a crushed skull at the top edge of the quarry the incident occurred yesterday near the old Belleville quarry.
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Nutley Quarry
Pet
Charles H. Tastener
Nutley
N. J
Belleville
Ropo
Rane Hardy
Pitta
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