Bryan in Office at $40,000 Cost Talks To Meet Expenses
Secretary of State William J. Bryan faces Senate criticism as Senator Bristow proposes resolutions asking for presidential information on the salary needed to retain services of the famed “great Commoner.” Bryan defends lecturing to cover actual expenses and notes he has saved about $10,000 yearly for seventeen years.
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Morning News Snapshot Shows Scattered Local Tensions
Local items mix politics and crime with mentions of juror action errors and legal cases. Report highlights include county disputes, court matters, and public notices. Names and places appear briefly amid a broad array of uncertain fragments.
Harlem Fire Strikes Piering Moody Blaze Forces Evictions
A heavy fire swept a Harlem pier area near Faith Street and Harlem Silver last night, driving hundreds from their homes. The blaze, seen by John Boardi of the Street Cleaning Department, prompted a second alarm led by Deputy Fire Chief McCarty. The barge Frank Eisel and the new Street Cleaning scow No 1 were damaged. total losses estimated around 15 000 with the pier and New York Central tracks wrecked.
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Dog Yearns for John D and Returns 200 Miles Home
Fannie the collie, once at Pocantico Hill, vanished from Irving Ts. Bryant in Lee Massachusetts two months ago and reappeared yesterday at the Rockefeller estate. Bryant recalls the dog’s long association with Rockefeller and its habit of following the financier around his property. The journey remains a mystery.
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Fatality on Battleship Nebraska Dynamos Blast
In Charlestown Navy Yard drydock battleship Nebraska a steam valve ruptured in the dynamo room fatally scalding ordinary seaman Henry A. Agena who died at U S Naval Hospital and injuring first class electrician James Leary who tried to rescue him. Agena was in a corner away from the exit when the valve blew. Leary escaped then returned to aid Agena and was hurt attempting a rescue.
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Nenry A.agen
James Leary
Nebraska
Charlestown Navy Yard
Agena
Leary
United States Naval Hospital
Muldoon Folk Save Home in Purchase Fire
William Arnacen led a volunteer company to defend the William H. Clinchey estate in Purchase from a blaze started by a farmhand. Three barns burned, property loss 10000 dollars, but the Muldoon force saved the Clinchey home. Miss Isabelle Clinchey and two aunts survived. Clinchey was a former New York police captain.
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William H. Clinchey
Purchase
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Clinchey
Isabelle Clinchey
Elliott
New York
Pillsbury Refuses Dues Over Color Line Action
Boston July 1 Albert J Pillsbury ex Attorney General of Massachusetts refuses to pay his annual dues to the American Bar Association over its Milwaukee convention action drawing the color line and gag rule. In a public letter to treasurer Frederick B Wadhams he accuses a Southern colorphobe faction and a subservient Northern majority of turning the association into a bourbon club.
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Albert J. Pillsbury
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Frederick EB. Wadhame
Albany
Oldest insane patient dies in Connecticut note
John Smith of 614 Lyme native dies at Brewster's Neck Hospital for the Insane in Norwich. One of the oldest insane patients in the United States, he was seventh admitted to Middletown hospital and was transferred when Brewster's Neck opened. His support cost Old Lyme nearly $30,000.
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United States
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Breweter's Neck
Whitman By Ruse Uncovers Gang Secrets On East Side
District Attorney Whitman uses a hidden stenographer to record witness talks in the Reich murder case and others tied to the East Side gang war fears. Warnings against Wolk and Willis prompt moves and guard shifts as authorities pursue wider involvement.
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Asbury Park
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Charles Tort
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East Side
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Girl Defends a Horse Leads to Arrest of Police Captain
Elsie Alaire aged seven helped arrest James McGlynn, seventy, of 18 Marion Avenue Bronx, a to ccer police captain, for intoxication and cruelty to animals after witnessing him strike a horse tied at Hild Street and Third Avenue. She led the horse to a livery stable then summoned a patrolman.
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Wireless Bride Nan Milholland Marries in London Ceremony
Miss Ine Milholland, an American suffragist social worker, quietly marries Eugen Boissewein in London with a second civil ceremony in Holland. Marconi backed wireless ties link the couple, who plan a Savoy Chapel ceremony and Adirondack home life as Mrs Ma Boissewein continues law practice and he expands wireless ventures.
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Wireless Fame
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Robbers Gag Woman, Get Cash and Jewels
Mrs Ana Goldstein was robbed by two men who gagged and bound her in her home on West 1st Street. They stole a jewelry bag worth about 1,600 and $40 in cash, then warned her not to alert anyone for five minutes.
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Women Vote Shifts Mayoral Race in Mount Auburn IL
In Mount Auburn Illinois enfranchised women outvoted men in today’s municipal election despite rain. Balloting filled the vacancy caused by the death of Mayor Bo P Windsor who was shot and fled earlier by Kay State, an editor.
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Carnegie Nephew Divorced in Pittsburgh by Desertion
Pittsburgh July 15 Judge Fraser granted a divorce to Carnegie Nephew J H Carnegie Jr from Josephine Carnegie on grounds of desertion. The suit began about a year ago and a counter claim by the wife two months ago alleged abandonment and improper conduct naming Jeanette Mek of this city.
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Woman Cudgels a Priest in Newburg Clash
A New York woman Miss Dinealel attacked Rev. Father Gallo of the Catholic Mission of the Sacred Heart with an umbrella in Newburg yesterday. The umbrella stick broke. the conflict arose amid rival Protestant education efforts by Rev. Pietro Moncado’s mission nearby. Father Gallo said Moncado teaches Protestant ideas under pretense of schooling, and a Catholic child was involved as a prospective pupil.
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Foreign pressure on Mexico sparks fear of annexation plot
Washington to Diario: European chancelleries suspect Wilson policy and foresee intervention. Officials fear a Round Robin from diplomats in Mexico City signals a shift toward recognizing Huerta or risking foreign action to protect foreign lives and property amid escalating Mexican atrocities.
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