Bullet misfire tied to Mrs Bailey in Freeport case
July 12 Freeport report outlines District Attorney Smith charting a path of a fatal June 20 shot through Pr Carman office window. He argues the bullet aimed at Mrs Bailey, not Dr Carman, based on a chart by engineers. Celia Coleman, Carman maid, expected to be key state witness, fears to return to Freeport after being taken to Mineola for grand jury proceedings.
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Justice MOH Turton Dead and Park Lake Tragedy
Page 10M item reports the death of Justice MOH Turton and the loss of two boys in a park lake incident. Other brief notes touch on court actions, alimony cases, and local events. The scattered captions hint at political disputes, regulatory topics, and social happenings across several local entities.
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Returns as from Grave Luke Dillon Rejoins Family
Luke Dillon long presumed dead by friends and family returns after fourteen years away. He was released from a Canadian jail where he served a life sentence under another name for dynamiting an important canal project. Dillon once held a bank position until his disappearance around 1900, and his children only learned he was alive yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Luke Dillon
Childen
Welland Canal
Dillon
Shane
Gibbons Due Here Today on Berlin Arrival
Cardinal Gibbons returns from Europe aboard the steamship Berlin and will dock in New York tomorrow. Baltimore clergy led by Rev. Dr. W. Fletcher and priests travel to greet him and escort him home. A public Catholic demonstration in Baltimore is postponed until the National Federation of Catholic Clubs convention in October.
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Europe
Berlin
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National Federation of Catholic Clubs
Vardian Gibbons
Bath cost her clothes in locker theft report
A 19 year old woman, Linstein, living at 249 Ay Street, reported losing her bathing suit and other items after swimming at Pelham Bay Park. She found her locker forced open and, after walking two miles to the Westchester police station, returned home.
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Aves Hoos Lapstein
St. John
Westchester
Miss Linstein
Pelham Bay Park
Basques Luame City Beach Fashion Debuts Bold Styles
The latest 114 beach costumes for women premiere with bold barque swimsuits drawing comments, a tight affair with a pleated mini skirt, and alarm from more conservative observers. Chelsea bathers adopt water wear without stockings, some athletes wearing jerseys and bloomers, while locals note early morning dips before crowds gather.
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Chelsea
Fromm Colony
Jersey
DROWNED GIRL FOUND AS BEACH DROWNS REPORTED
The Richmond Hill youth Mica tracery Reeve and two other Sunday school members vanished while bathing at Long Beach last Thursday and were recovered by bathers. The victim’s father identified him at Rockaway Hospital morgue. Catherine Rencraft Norman Reach also drowned and were recovered. George Sayles and Willan Watson, Colonial Hotel waiters at Arverne, were recovered at Rockaway Point after drowning last Friday.
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Reeve
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Long Beach
Arverne
Charles B. Dietrich
Rockaway Hospital
Morgun
Woman burned by wire saving boys in Dutchess County tragedy
In July 12 incident near Dutchess Junction a woman, Hattie Powell, saved two nine year old boys from a live electric wire. Clarence Stray grabbed the wire to help the lads and was badly shocked. Kenneth Bartles attempted aid and was electrocuted, while Violet Bowell vaulted the fence to observe and also touched the wire. Powell pulled the wire free, suffering burns to her hands and feet.
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Sirs
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Dutchess Junction
Wil- Inne
Clarence Stray
Wathena
Kenneth Barbles
Ee Bowell
Justice Lurton Dies Suddenly At Atlantic City
Horace Harmon Lurton associate justice of the U S Supreme Court died here at 6 this morning from heart disease after ten days at the resort under care of Dr Walter Reynolds and Dr Sterling Rusein He was 70 burial planned in Clarksville Tenn Wednesday wife and son Horace Lurton Jr present also secretary Harry D Jacobs attended from Washington efforts to fill the vacancy began with discussion of McReynolds Lane Lehman and others and Taft mentioned as possible appointee based on political balance.
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United States Supreme Court
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Tenn
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Taft
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Franklin K. Lanes
Frederick K Lehman
Magara Falls
Senator Shields
Tennessee
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Serociate
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Cargus B
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal Church. Judge Lurton
Chicago
Douglas University
University of Chicago
Young Turton
Sihkennessee
B. J Hill
Fort Donelson
Kentucky Cavalry
Ohio
Morgan
Waldorf Astor to Sell Newspapers
Turton was released and London remained in prison until the end of ing don July 13. The Standard notes wartime events and a biographical sketch of Judge Lurton. Negotiations are mentioned for Pehunen Tennessee, with references to Clarksville and Nashville. The piece discusses Unionist politics and Lurton’s appointment by Governor Porter to the Chancery Division of Tennessee. The story continues on page 7.
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Ulster Volunteers seize arms in swift Dublin rail coup
Ulster Volunteers seized 200 Mauser rifles and 10,000 rounds during a bold operation at Enniskillen station near Dublin. Police were overpowered as revolvers surrounded a van, arms moved to awaiting automobiles, and the coup completed before authorities could intervene. The Boyne anniversary events and Carson speech were planned in Ulster, with extra police and troops deployed in Ireland.
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Newspaper History Notes of The Pall Mail Gazette and The Observer
The Pall Mall Gazette, founded in 1545, was acquired by William Waldorf Astor in 1892. The Observer, founded in 17M, was bought from Lord Northcliffe two or three years ago.
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Woman Hurls Rubber Ball at Queen Mary in London
A spectator threw a rubber ball with a Stop Forcible Food inscription at the royal carriage near St Gile Cathedral in London. The ball struck the Queen’s lap. she and the King appeared amused as police detained the woman, Annie Bell, who has appeared in militant actions.
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the Tribune
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Dunder
Fengello
Night Shutdown Strands 150000 at Coney Island Transit
More than 150,000 people, many mothers with babies, waited as a transformer blowout at Sheepshead Bay disrupted Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Lights failed, trains halted, and fares soared as thousands sought other transport and shelter while police managed chaotic crowds at Coney Island terminals.
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Sinking of the George P. Hudson After Collision
A five masted schooner, the George P. Hudson, capsized in a fog collision with the Middlesex off Cape Cod Saturday night. Co captain von HL Thomas and two seamen died. nine crew were rescued from the Middlesex as the Hudson sank within minutes after the blast from a gas tank explosion. Captain Thomas reportedly stayed at the rail urging others to jump to safety, body never recovered.
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Thomas
Big Carp Gives Boy Runaway Ride
A nine pound carp chased by a flotilla of boats created chaos on Musconetcong Lake as nine year old William C. Pitney of Newark cast his line and hooked a massive carp. The boatmen pursued the fish, circling the lake while Willie and his family watched in excitement. The boy reportedly refused to relinquish his catch despite the scramble.
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Carranza Rejects Carbajal as Huerta Successor
Saltillo and Mexico City dispatches report General Carranza, head of the Constitutionalist forces, will not recognize Huerta as president nor accept any successor he may appoint. The Tribune published Carranza’s reply to a question about Francisco Carbajal becoming provisional president.
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Convict reform talk hints at self government on Blackwell Island
Miss Katharine Davis, Commissioner of Correction, spoke to about three hundred prisoners at Blackwell Island noting a move toward olive drab uniforms, self government trials, and new privileges for inmates who obey rules. She cited success at Southampton and Bedford reforms and outlined plans to replace bars with discipline rewarded by rank on an honor system.
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Boat Upsets at Prospect Lake Claim Two Lives
Two youths ages seventeen and eighteen drowned while rowing a boat near Prospect Park Brooklyn. Landress a medical student from 340 Franklin Ave and Waldstein from 491 DeKalb Ave vanished after the boat capsized about 4 pm in seven to nine foot muddy waters. Rescuers later recovered their bodies after hours of search as crowds looked on.
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Joseph Waldstein
Prospect Park
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DeKalb Av
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Staten Island
James Hart
Concord
Ruiz Departs Saying Huerta May Quit Today
Presidency to be handed to Carbajal by end of week at least. Picked for place at Niagara Falls, name suggested by U. S. delegates, ex-foreign secretary asserts.
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U. S
Huerta May Resign to Save Capital Amid Mexican Crisis
Roberto Esteva Ruiz, former Mexican foreign minister, claims Huerta plans to resign the provisional presidency to save the capital from rebel capture. He says Carbajal would succeed as provisional head, with other cabinet changes pending, as mediation continues and Zapata and Villa views differ on a future presidency.
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Vera Crux
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Woman Disguises as Man to Earn Living in New York
Disguised as a man, Mabel Gray of 206 Kastithst New York says she supported herself by dressing as a male worker. Arrested in Chestnut Hill, she notes her parents died when she was twelve and explains she chose impersonation to secure better pay after years of hardship and limited wages for women.
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Mabel Gray
Kastithst
New York
Way
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