Atwood and Hamilton Escape After Aeroplane Crash
sensational early flight from Boston to New York ends with a breakneck Washington attempt. Harry Atwood and Charles Hamilton narrowly escape injury when a bulldog on the beach interferes with the aircraft prompting a crash into the surf. both aviators salvage the machine and prepare to try again by train as Washington plans loom.
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Harry N. Atwood
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New York
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Mystery of Man and Ring Pursuit by Mystics
Benton July 5 Mrs Josephine Manton of Chester England arrived in town claiming her late husband is pursued by Indian mystics seeking the return of a marvelously valued ring he possesses. An Indian doctor once rewarded Swanton with a blue stone. natives urge the ring’s return. Swanton learned the cause, and the wife believes her husband was abducted by a friend in Bombay.
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Benton
Mand
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Chester
England
Fies
India
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Bort
Weather and egg market notes amid heat in St Louis
July reports describe hot weather disrupting egg trading at the Ege and Poultry Exchange. Retailers faced higher costs and dwindling supplies as prices rose, with buyers and sellers adjusting to the heat wave.
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St Louie
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At Ege and Poultry Exchange
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Sa Anting
Nha
New York Water Inspectors Visit 1000 Daily
Citizens encounter mixed receptions as 1000 daily Croton water inspections expand citywide. The Tribune previews next Sunday's report on public reactions to conservation efforts and enforcement actions.
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Croton
Tribune
Widower and widow Seek Licenses for Elusive Marriage
Augustus Grimes, 76, a Keene native and retired ivoryman, together with Ruth Victoria Ballantine, 73, a Springfield widow, travel through New England over five days seeking a marriage license. They flee Pittsfield at 4 AM, face five day residence rule in Massachusetts, have sought Keene and Winchendon licenses, and consider Connecticut where licenses may not be required. Grimes’s daughter hires counsel to stop the wedding as Ballantine rushes to her mother with a bridal dress and a cache of $30,000 in securities accompanies Grimes.
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Augustus Grimes
Lvoryman
Keene N, HW
Ruth Victoria Ballantine
Springfield
New England Tor
Pittefield
Keene, N. Hy
Fire on Mallory liner Concho at Christopher Street
Fire alarm at 1 20 this morning on the Mallory liner Concho in North River holds. Fireboat and four hose lines battled blackened hatch areas as smoke escaped. Fire under control after an hour with ship ready for sea later today.
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Christopher Street
North River
Tex
Montclair Detectives Open Safe. $1,000 in Jewelry Recovered
Chief Welmer and Detective Meyer of Essex County Prosecotor's staff opened a Montclair Trust Co safe deposit box on a warrant and recovered about $1,000 in jewelry linked to Eva Reel of Caldwell. Also found was a Roseville Bank book showing $85 deposited, alleged to have been taken by William Dalrymple who is jailed in Newark. The bolted items include two diamond earrings a diamond brooch a gold watch a diamond locket and a stickpin. Dalrymple had lodged with Mrs Hock and was later jailed after an arraignment in Caldwell.
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Sripane
Montclair
N. J
Fred Welmer
Thomas Meyer
Essex County
Bis
Montclatr Trust Company
Eva Reel
Roseland Avenue
Caldwell
Willian Dalrymple
Newark
Roseville Trust Company
Dalrymple
Tack
Justice of the Peace
Benny
Hock
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Taft to settle claim of $55.31 after 30 years
Charles Taft, named administrator of the Lusan Pease estate, is expected to settle a probate claim of 55.31 with interest. The request to surrender 864 is linked to final reporting in probate court. Taft’s London return and letters from Mra. D. McCracken are noted in the ongoing administration.
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Charles Taft
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Hiram Puffer
Milton Sayer
Ant
Mra. D. McCracken
Weaver
Iowa
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Alphonse Taft
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Pease Estate
Notable Affections Case Involving Sturtevant and Allen
A pecuniary dispute centers on $25,000 damages over alleged affections involving V. Sturtevant and Josephine Allen. The case claims mistreatment and improper advances, with details of court filings stating a long history of expressions, gifts, and alleged intent to influence a marriage.
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Fey Yelegrand
Women Fight for Entry at Cleveland Event Doors Open
In Cleveland two hundred women rushed the doors of the Orange delivery center during a July event, breaking windows as they surged to obtain items. Reports say the crowd overwhelmed the single entrance and the line collapsed, with three people injured.
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Cleveland
Mrs Berryman’s Bath and Barrymore Divorce Rumors
A New York bath incident centers on Mrs. Berryman widow of Henry Whitney Berryman claiming $285 and jewelry held by Fleischman’s baths after a late stay. She argues $40 owed for eight minutes past her allotted time. clerk returns purse and jewels after lawyer intervention. Separately Ethel Barrymore, amid divorce rumors from Russell Colt, prepares papers in Hollywood and New York with a possible court filing.
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Henry Whitney Berryman
Charles Hosterryman
Newport
Callion
Stella Mayhew
Mrs. Berryman
Beame
Arthur Fullman
Flefachman
Pthel Barrymore
Los Angeles
Russell G. Colt U
Enrony
New York
Whipping Used as Remedy in Delaware Domestic Case
In Wilmington a municipal court judge dismissed John Green's trial for wife beating after referring the case to the Human Society for investigation. The wife testified she had been abused, denying involvement with another man, while the husband claimed the wife was too friendly with a boarder. The judge suggested a whipping as a corrective measure and treated the incident as a minor offense.
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Wilmington
Del
Judes Cochran
John Green
Humans Society For Investigation
Cochran
Delaware
TORIES WEAKEN ON VETO AND MOVE TO COMPROMISE
Tory papers shift position to accept the veto bill as the King must act on Prime Minister advice. Low Newt amendment aims to bar Commons from tampering with Lords after passage until after the next general election. Unionist leaders reportedly plan to repeal the veto and reform the Lords upon return to power.
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House of Lords
Otley Brother Chases Liner After Death Claim
In Washington Pennsylvania on July 7 death won a race against a fast ocean liner. Frank T Otley thirty five, general manager of Jessop Steel Companys American interests in Sheffield England, died after a short illness. His brother James Otley, secretary of Jessop Steel, sailed with the dead mans two year old son to reach his bedside. He hired a tug at Liverpool and overtook the ship two hundred miles at sea. The ship has not yet reached port. A telegram woke Mr Otley in New York telling him his brothers death.
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Church of the Most Precious Blood
Ieswell Colt
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George du Maurier
Ernest Lawford
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Convent of the Sacred Heart
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Wy Teegeman
Washington
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Jessop Steel Company
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England
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Tg Theing
America
Tie
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Mr. Otley
New York
Lenox caddies strike over pay at golf club
Lenox Galt Club led by William P D Sloane faces a caddie strike demanding a raise from 2 to 25 cents a round. Caddies, mostly 14 to 17 year olds in Lenox sometimes younger, say pay fell below one dollar a day and wages vary. One boy died and another was assaulted during clashes as officials warned strikers to stay off the course.
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Lenox Galt Club
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Sloane
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Charles Barlow
Robert Maclay
Robert W. Paterson
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J. Bowers Lee
Frederick Sclafield
J. J. Gilroy
David T. Taylor
Harry Raymond
Frank T. Keating
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Mackay Gifts to University of Nevada Improve Grounds and Library
The article reports a donation from Clarence H. Mackay and unnamed friends to the University of Nevada. Funds will support a library and administration building and the development of athletic facilities. President Stubbs confirms the gift and notes Western patronage is sought, with donor identities kept confidential.
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Clarence EH
Mackay
Stubby
University of Nevada
Stubbs
Nisremen Iron York Today
New York Friends
Bim
Westernination Ton
Many Lives Peril as Steamer Santa Rosa Wrecks Off Point Arguello
Nearly 300 passengers and crew were in surf as the Santa Rosa ran aground near Point Arguello. Dozens were rescued with lifeboats capsizing and two officers and three crew members drowned while trying to reach shore. The ship, 826 feet iron vessel built in 1884, had left San Francisco for Santa Barbara before dawn.
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JH Hewson
Santa Rosa
Point Arguello
Pacific Oast Steamship Company
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Surf
Hine
Centralla
Helen Y. Drew
Santa Barbara
Shriner
Order of the Mystle Shrine
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Alaska
Robbed of jewels in Boston hotel incident
Mr and Mrs George Philler of Philadelphia report a theft at a Boston hotel where jewels valued at about 8000 disappeared from their apartment while they were away. Missing items include a pearl necklace valued at 1000 and a platinum bracelet set with diamonds. The couple were en route to Maine with a stopover in Boston.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Horton
Spruce Street
Tilse Key
Taft Optimistic On Arbitration Pact With Britain
At Atlantic City Taft declares negotiations for a universal arbitration treaty with Great Britain have reached a point where signing is likely. He cites elimination of honor and vital-interest exceptions, predicts more European nations may follow, and praises peace efforts by Christian Endeavor. The speech also notes recent wars but emphasizes treaties and a Hague court to settle disputes.
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