Day's heat wave claims seven lives in city
A searing stretch killed seven and felled over twenty prostrations across the Greater New York area as temperatures climbed past 90. Fireman Cornelius Mahoney died in hospital following strenuous heat exposure while on duty at Flower Hospital. Former State Senator William F Mackey died of heat stroke at the Hotel Bristol, and a patrolman thwarted a man who drew a razor in a heat frazzle. Cooler weather and a forecast of unsettled skies were promised for today.
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Summer Avenue
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Bristol
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Erie County
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Dr. Youman
West 48Th Street
Master Mackey
John Nardo
Hotter Weather Coming With No Break In Heat Wave
Kington reports a few thundershowers offered only limited relief from a widespread humid heat wave. The Weather Bureau notes generally warmer conditions tonight and forecasts further increases tomorrow. Forecaster expects the heat to continue for some time with no immediate relief.
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Heat kills forty babies in Cleveland hot spell
The July heat in Cleveland caused five infant deaths and one woman to die, raising the total death toll to forty. A brief thunder shower cooled the day, but temperatures again climbed toward the upper 90s, leaving residents in scorching conditions.
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the Tribune
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Dramatic Triumphs That Might Have Been
Noted actors pursued different dreams than the parts they played as Vanderheyden Fyles explores why famous performers did not realize their greatest ambitions. The Magazine section of the Sunday Tribune presents a look at actors’ unfulfilled roles and the reasons behind their choices.
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Tillman proposes a sea terror ship to outbuild rivals
Senator Tillman on the naval committee urges a plan to determine the maximum size armor thickness gun speed and crew needed for a vessel named the Terror to be a peacemaker of the world. He argues the nation should build the greatest marine engine of war and shift funds to roads floods and irrigation.
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England Wins Big Race at Stockholm
England dominates a Stockholm venue sweeping events with Jackson breaking Olympic marks while defeating American rivals Kiviat Taher and Jones abroad. Babe McDonald, pride of the newsboys, upsets Ralph Rose while Bonhag Berna and Scott lose in the long race.
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Mark
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Babe’ McDonald
Pride of the Newsboys
Ralph Rose -Bonhag
Berna
Scott
Women Fagin’s in Court in Pittsburgh Shoplifting Case
Two mothers Lottie Stevens and Sallie Butcher, and their children George Stevens Coretta Stevens and Mary Butcher, faced jail in criminal court on shoplifting charges after police found goods valued over 83000 at a Fast Lacock Street house. Magistrate Saam heard juveniles recount alleged training in theft as department store managers identified stolen items.
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Young Eterene
Fireman Suffering Heat Prostration By Midnight Incident
A Park Row Building fireman, in a boiler room, was seized by heat distress near midnight and carried to Frankfort Street for air. Doctors at St. Gregory's Hospital diagnosed alcoholism after initial examination, and the man was moved to an ambulance for further treatment from Hudson Street Hospital.
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Bolt Kills New Father In Pittsburgh Storm
W J Reese a painter of 410 Arlington avenue was struck and killed on a roof by lightning as a storm hit his home. Fellow workers found him minutes later beside the fallen fraught with the tragic timing of news from his wife. A London inquest deemed the death in London as self inflicted. Angostura Bitters advertised for summer drinks.
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Angostura Bitters
Americans Rally in Olympic Track Fever at Stockholm
United States athletes added thirteen points in a chaotic day of events at the Stockholm Games. McDonald, Rose, and Kiviat scored in sprint and distance events, Jackson set a new Olympic 1 mile record before fainting, and the U S team swept the 1 pound shot with McDonald breaking the Olympic mark. Finland’s Kolehmainen dominated the 10,000, while England and Germany claimed several finals.
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Cornell
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Ralph Rowe
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Patrick
Babe") McDonald
New York City
Long Acre Square
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Australia
England asks U S to hold canal bill
The British government presses to delay action on the canal bill as diplomatic protests arrive. Officials note Canadian vessel owners oppose free tolls for coastwise ships and challenge railway owned ships provisions, predicting changes before conference.若
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Heat drives milk supply plunge and price fears
Heat and dry pastures cut local milk output by about 40 percent with inspectors patrolling night rounds to enforce temperature rules. Milk dealers promise higher prices to farmers amid shortages. wholesalers may raise prices for storekeepers and ultimately burden poor consumers. Health Commissioner Lederle warns on pasteurization, cooking grade milk, and uniform regulations as the milk trade adapts amid hot weather.
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Daniel Horton
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Lederle
Department
Department of Health
Sonmsaian
London Registers 76 Degree Heat Amid Heat Wave
London reports its first 76 degree day this month with a peak in the shade at 2 pm in Holborn. The heat contrasts with New York's heat wave as English papers note the unusual warmth.
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New York
Holborn
Beef Prices Jump in London Amid Cattle Disease
Beef prices surge in London as root and taomith disease spreads among cattle. Two new cases reported near London. Ireland exported 121 cattle last week, versus 86,200 a year earlier, reflecting marked supply impact.
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Ireland
Dump Cart Heritage Shakes Philadelphia Pageant Plans
James Ewing Mifflin of a historic Philadelphia family announced he will drive a plain dump cart in the upcoming October pageant to honor ancestors tied to the city’s waste removal trade. He found records showing John Mifflin paid city taxes on forty dump carts and held a garbage contract two centuries ago, and he will wear period gentleman attire to stay true to history.
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James Ewing Mifflin
John MiMin
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Follows Baby Out Window Injures Mother and Child
Mrs Etta Lichten on East Slet Street third floor tenement saw her fifteen month old Tal dore lean over and fall. She leaped after him and both suffered fractured skulls and internal injuries, later moved to Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell’s Island.
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East Slet Street
Taldore
Metropolitan Hospital
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Wilson condemned labor unions in campaign rhetoric
Rep Hill of Connecticut quoted Woodrow Wilson’s Princeton sermon of 1900 calling labor unions unprofitable servants. He attacked Wilson on labor and tariff policy, predicting Taft’s victory, and cited Gompers and Sea Girt visits as context for Democratic stance on organized labor.
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