Bomb Found At Pilcher Office Threatens State Architect
A dynamite and nitro glycerine bomb was found early yesterday at the doorway of Louis F. Pilcher’s Lexington Avenue office building. Pilcher said threatening letters from rivals suggest the device aimed to injure him. Porter Harri man Taster discovered the bomb. police and investigators determined the charge was potentially explosive.
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Bomb Sent to State Architect
A bomb was directed at the state architect in a local incident. Authorities investigate possible motives as the attack prompts security reviews and city officials vow vigilance.
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Train Rescue After Flood Breaks Through Boats
A cloudburst in central Ohio stranded eighty passengers on a northbound Pennsylvania Railroad train near Marietta. Trainmen and farmers cut coach tops and ferried passengers by rowboats. one man drowned. A pontoon bridge over the Muskingum River was swept away, hindering crossings and ending a dramatic rescue.
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European diplomats urge U S to admit Mexico crisis risks
In Mexico City July 1 reports say all European diplomats issued identical notes to their governments denouncing U S policy on Mexico as fueling revolutionary unrest. They propose Washington envoys urge recognition or accept responsibility for the situation while Huerta closes departments and honors French residents with a picket of bells for the Bastille anniversary.
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Miners Strike Sparks Riot Gun Patrol At Sterling Mines
Tuxedo area unrest escalates as miners strike near Sterling Mines. Orange County Sheriff Sayre. deputies from Newburgh led by Deputy Sheriff Isaac Sealer equipped with riot guns. A six-man posse including Hallock Weeks BR Hyde Moore Benedict Adams dispatched to Sterling Mines to deter depredations and protect the scene.
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Girl Sparks Blaze Hero Childs Rescue of 14 Families
Eight year old Lizzie Pade and her nine year old sister Family alerted residents of a five story tenement at No 4 Old Broadway Harlem yesterday afternoon when a blazing mass was dropped near the rear. Smoke filled the halls as residents fled to the roof. George Morris, named by the children, was arrested after patrolman Partheymakler detained him at West 125th Street station. Morris faces Harlem police court arraignment.
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Old Broadway
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John Hutz
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Would Preserve Tall Men
London July Mie Eugenics of war was the subject of an address delivered yesterday by Dr. David Starr Jordan president of Stanford University California at Sunderland House Mayfair the residence of the Duchess of Marlborough Dr Jordan spoke briefly arguing that nations destroy their best men in war and that massacre harms a nation more than war in the long run He cited Napoleonic wars and repeated Franklin that wars are not paid for in war time the bill comes later
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California
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Prince Katsura III’s Illness Reported Amid Public Duties
In Tokio on July, Prince Katsura III, premier and foreign minister of Japan, is described as seriously ill with stomach cancer. The notice mentions medical condition and ongoing public duties, with unrelated indulgent fare cited as background.
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Strike Averted by Arbitration to Rush Lands Bill Today
White House talks avert a nationwide rail strike after 80,000 conductors and trainmen reach arbitration terms. Newlands lands bill to pass Congress with mediation and arbitration provisions. Board of Mediation and Conciliation created. arbitration panel size set at three or six with defined procedures and timelines.
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Ten Million Widow Sailor Involved in Bankruptcy Case
Philip Van Volkenburgh banker and lawyer, famed as part of the "10 000,000 widow" saga, faced involuntary bankruptcy in the United States District Court. Creditors claim $100 with liens over transfers to firms on his insolvent status as his wife sues for divorce in Connecticut. Wandell represents the creditors, citing unpaid balances for books and bindings, while Van Volkenburgh has left for Europe.
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London
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Him & Books
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Thin City
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21St Street
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Mulhall Tells of Party Work and Campaign Finances
Former lobbyist Colonel Mulhall testified before the Senate Lobby Committee detailing ties to the National Association of Manufacturers and the Republican Congressional Committee. He described funding and influence tactics, including payments to Maine candidate Littlefield and to Democratic leader G J Crockett, and admitted duplicating reports to Sherman. He claimed he double crossed Cushing and discussed letters with Hearst camp figures while offering to publish them as public service.
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National Association of Manufacturers
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Prefers Death to City Girl Kills Herself
Helen Lavelle, eighteen, left a farm in Whitehaven Pennsylvania to live at 403 Franklin Avenue Brooklyn. She died in St Marys Hospital after taking arsenic Saturday night. Following her parents’ death about a year ago, she and siblings moved to Brooklyn. sisters now live together. She told Dr Hall she would rather be dead than live in the city.
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Clara Morris Home Sold to Film Company
Clara Morris residence the Pines in Yonkers formerly owned by the Harriott family has been sold to the Reliance Motion Picture Company for conversion into a studio. The 3 story house with four acres overlooks the Hudson and contractors began building an outdoor stage for the film outfit as foreclosures threatened two years ago. The aging star and her husband plan to relocate to Whitestone living in a house owned by Harriott's father. The sale followed a community effort by relatives and friends who raised 30000 to save the home.
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Bat Kilverdale Avenue
Yonkers
Reliance Motion Picture Company
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Harriott
Whitestone
Long Nt
Fire damages Rochester newspaper plant in July blaze
A Rochester newspaper plant suffered about 100000 dollars in damage from a July fire and water. The fire struck the Union and Advertisers building this afternoon, with a 15000 dollar press installed only a week ago not believed to be badly damaged.
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London Opera dress charms crowds with diamond hosiery
A fragment notes Miss Anna Held at the London Opera House last night wearing openwork stockings priced at 5,060 per pair. The article praises her stage presence and fashion influence while describing the diamonds and her performance of "Oh You Beautiful Dott" in French and English.
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London Opera House
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Pickle Vendor Entangled in Street Carriage Chase
Morria Herkowita a pickle vendor on Eldridge and Broome streets was surprised when three patrolmen from Clinton Street Station collided with his pushcart. A runaway carriage with Morrie Cranes his wife and two children veered into the scene as a horse bolted after a tethered rear wheel was tampered with by an East Sider.
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Dog Lifesavers Save Patchogue Child At Sea Hole
Patchogue residents recount a near drowning at the bay when May Helmroth ten years old fell into a deep hole. Her collie dogs Ne and Jip jumped from the dock, grabbed the child by her jumper, and swam to shore with her while her uncle George Heimroth was pulled from the water by bystanders.
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Lewim
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Blease demands Bryan resign from Cabinet or platform
In a Hendersonville Telegraph to the Town report dated July 14 Governor Blease attacks William Jennings Bryan. He calls for Bryan to quit either the Cabinet or the tecture platform amid a political clash.
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