Increasing Peril in Mexican Chaos
The article discusses growing U S concerns over Huerta's regime in Mexico and the likelihood of immediate U S recognition. It notes Ambassador Wilson's pending report, possible mobilization on the Texas border, and cautious State Department comments as Britain and other powers play roles in the Mexico crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Muxice
Ammasalor
Henry Dane Wison
Washington
Alatoo
Huerta
Wilson
Madea
Whiten
Department of Mate
Taft
Mo Flesine
Fuerta Anm
Jastodor Wilson
Teengniilon
Hae
Huredta
Ate
Texas
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Bryan
Acton
Vansnawer
England
We Tie Sullivan Back Not Cored and Rail Stake Looms
Morning news digest highlights a tied game with Sullivan, looming railroad stake, and several short items. Includes Philippines work, new bidder for garbage, a missing spouse and legal notices, plus local market notes and financial moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Mickinsar Pratsey
Philippines
Vusion League
Pield
Lamar
Nea Mattane
Amony
Cian
I Air Funds
Stutter Atte
Broehi
Jereey Dennete
Destroyer Fanning Reported Sinking Near Fire Island
Wireless message early this morning said the destroyer Fanning was sinking five miles east of Fire Island with crew in a fast-firing condition. She sailed yesterday with American battleships Arkansas and Delaware, escorting to Brewster, while Jarvis and Jenkin s were also in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanning
Fire Island
U Boat
Fanntt
Lghtvessel
United States
Arkansas
Delaware
Mitas Ceres
Laure Muller
Braxil
Jarvis
Jenskins
Vesdels
Boissewein for "Cause" Bride and groom in England tour linked to suffrage talk
An interview with Landen Boissewein recounts his wife Mise Milhollard and her views on extending suffrage to women. The couple discussed militant tactics, with Mrs Boissewein praising Mrs Pankhurst as a leading figure and stating English women are justified in using strong methods in response to government treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen
Dely
Eugen Boleewein
Bride
Mise Joes Milhol-lard
HH Houve
England
Hoissewein
Taman
Old Woman Vanquishes Snake in New Village Garden
Margaret Smith, ninety three, killed a blacksnake during a tense garden encounter. She lives with daughter Mrs John Hawk and warned granddaughter Lucy after she screamed at the sight of the reptile. Smith calmly used a broom, the snake lunged, and she quickly strangled the strike with a swift unwind and hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Village
N. Jydaly
Margaret Smith
Silent in Many Tongues Police Fail to Track Girl
A blond twenty year old woman from a Third Avenue elevated train was brought to the Alexander Avenue police station. Dozens of languages were tried by German, Italian, Polish, Swedish, French and Spanish speakers. She spoke no word and laughed at attempts to converse. Investigators suspect a rare aphasia and turned her over to Bellevue authorities for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Avenue
Third Avenue
138Th Street
Mel Loughlin
MocHriar
Bellevue Suthorities
Guilty but Acquitted Jury Gives Man Chance to Reform
William T McNeil was acquitted of second degree murder in a shooting at a party. Foreman Arthur Brown told the prisoner the jury was satisfied but urged reform, asking McNeil to abandon can parties and go home to better himself as his mother grows older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeansap Cr
Wiliam Tr. McNeil
Min
McNeil
Lee Self
Latsnew
Arthur Brown
Brown
Rail strike looms as roads seek arbitration and pay cuts
Elisha Lee Jr and railroad managers outline hard demands including a 64 percent pay cut for extra crewmen and abolition of monthly guarantees. Both sides push for arbitration while signaling a possible strike as mediation efforts with President Wilson and a Newlands act commission unfold. The Erie Railroad withdraws from the managers conference, complicating talks.
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Elisha Lee, Jr
Swett
Wight
Blisti Lee
Maabarens
Wade
Faitreed Trelymen
Crite
Thes
Ars
Jveston
Firoadway Central
Tne
Elitha Lee
Arbitration Board
Rairmen
Eastern Railroad
Wilson
Newlands
A. G. Garretson
W. G. Lee
Trainian
Elisha Lee
Miinha Tee
Erie
Belo
Tammany Vows on Cohalan Exoneration Fiasco
Tammany leaders wrangled over the Cohalan exoneration as the Joint Judiciary Committee faced delays and reports. Senate and Assembly members floated opposing views including dismissal calls and a possible reprimand, while plans shifted until a Thursday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olf
Pe Iiden
Jenet
Cobalan
Harold J. Hinman
Assembly
Justice Cobalan
Hinman
Joint Judiciary Committee
Jon Leo Sylvan
Chautauqua
Justice Cohnlan
Senate
Dustir Cohalan
Tammany Lerdeee
Cohalan
Carter
Millionaire Day Worker Yale Man Puts In Long Hours
Yale student Converse H. Beewer Street home to Malden rubber factory, works nine hours daily in a hot heel room to learn his father Colonel Harry K. Converse’s rubber business. He handles red heels and trims corners, enduring near 100 degree heat while aiming to grasp operations from the bottom up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeee Howton
Converse
Yale
Sod
Beweer Street
Harry K. Con- Fae
Marion
Peat
Willeh
Cocaine Vendor Sentenced After Tribune Revelations
Joseph Doss aged twenty pleaded guilty to illegal possession and distributing cocaine to a newsboy network in Long Acre Square. Justice Falmon and associates sentenced him to one year in prison and a fine yesterday following a spring law update addressing drug trafficking. Doss operated from a Ninth Avenue area nexus with probation reports noting broad newsboy involvement.
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Joseph Doss
Ilegally
Jane
Falmon
Collins and Kernochin
Speictal Semstons
Rows
The
Tribune
Hor
Long Acre Aquare
Itx
Ninth Avenue
Yonkers Seeks Expansion Through Annexation Talk
Rumors from Yonkers allege a plan to annex Hastings on Hudson and nearby villages, turning Hastings into a Yonkers sub station and boosting Greenburgh. Experts warn annexation could trigger a broader Westchester consolidation toward New York City, reshaping wealth, population, and commerce.
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Westchester County
Hastings-on-Hudson
Hastings
Olomge
Tarrytown
Tressington
Perry
Mowat Hope
Greenburgh
Fastin
Yonkers
New York
Manhattan
Westchester
Colonists praised as Philippines thriving under U S rule
Colonel Samuel D. Dickinson, former New Jersey secretary of state, returned aboard the Mamburg Amerian liner and praised the U S Philippines venture. He argued nine tenths of Americans misunderstand the colony, calling the Philippines the most ably governed and profitable overseas possession, superior to British and Dutch efforts abroad. He urged a Manila commission before any move to relinquish the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Dickinson
New Jersey
Ap Tng
United States
San Francisco
Cleveland
Dickinson
Hong Kong
Tsing Tau T
Java
Tsaw
Philippines
America
Senate
Manila
Great Britain
Islands
Price of Beef Soaring in Local Market Report
A July market note reports buyers paying record highs for cattle. Texas stock were sold at top prices as prices climb steadily. Local dealers quote strong demand and rising costs as supply tightens nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Dr Willis Found in Hut Patchogue Long Island July 6
Dr Charles Willis the eccentric recluse was not drowned. He was found in the sand dunes early this morning by Captain Bourke of the Blue Point lifesaving station. The search had been conducted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Willis
Patchogue
Long Island
Charles Willis
Captain Bourke
Blue Point
Big Tim Sullivan Home Not Cured After England Trip
Tammany leader Timothy D. Sullivan returned from Torquay aboard the Imperator with 17 pounds gained but still weak and lagging in energy. He avoided press questions, appeared subdued, and was escorted ashore by friends including Lawrence Mulligan and Frank Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy D. Sullivan
Hig Tim
The
Bowery
Congress
Imperator
Torquay
England
Nglish
Cable
Big Tim
Lawrence Mulligan
Sullivan
Frank Farrell
Ambrose Channel
J. P. McAllister
Mulligan
Farrell
John W. Considine
Emanuel Blumenauier
Frederick Lincoln
Chicago
Christopher Sullivan
Hickey
Irene Summers
Thomas Ryan
McAllister
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Mr. Sullivan
Patrick H. Sullivan
Tammany
Battery
Grand Central Station
Patrick Sullivan
Westchester
Hoboken
Ig Tim
Larry” Mulligan
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Quvernmer
Creight Tr
Tammany Lovers
Supreme Court
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Teemorrow
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Hailes and Angostura
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