Unionists Press Challenge to Party Leadership in Split
A deep Unionist split emerges over leadership and policy as factions debate no surrender versus forced peerage. Lords Lansdowne versus Balfour clash in Commons and Lords, with Curzon and Beresford backing opposing sides. Key figures include Maisbury Selborne SalIebury Willoughby de Broke Wyndham and Carson. The crisis signals potential peerage creation and shifting political alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Lansdowne
Majeure
Lord Maisbury
Lord Selborne
Lord Saliebury
Lord Willoughby de Broke
Mr. Balfour
Commons
Lord Curren
House of Commons
House of
George Wyndham
Edward Carson
Conemons
Satrol Nis
Smd
Real Daughter in Want in Atlanta Bartow Tale of Mary Proctor
Article reports 111 year old Mary Brawick Proctor described as a real inventor of the American Revolution living in a one room Bartow County cabin with only her daughter Mary Proctor and two great great grandchildren. It notes Proctor’s pension and a fundraising effort in Atlanta to support the two elderly women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mary Brawick Proctor
Bartow County
Mary Proctor
Mem Proctor
Wake
Tsm
Nin
Miran Proctor
Neleding
Job Adwins
William 11
Tate
Chier Hustand
Atlante
Porter Wins $20,000 Georgraym Prizes at Cartago Rail Station
Local long time carrier known as Trota wins a share of the grand prize of twenty thousand in a Costa Rica event near Cartago. The man, famed for parcel delivery, faced a tense night attempt to rob him with knives from fellow countrymen. He plans to marry, then travel to the coast to have his likeness taken for news photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgraym Vo
Port Limon
Costa Mea
Seflor Lyrique Alfonse
Statn
Cartago
Trota
Lberty
Imarew
Emmet C King Featured in Sunday Magazine Spotlight
Emmet C King, renowned author and actor, is highlighted in the upcoming Sunday Magazine section of the New-York Tribune. The feature profiles King’s career, notable works, and latest projects, offering insights into his creative process and influence on contemporary theater and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet C. King
New-York Tribune
Paris Sizzles Under Worst Heat Wave in a Quarter Century
Paris endures the worst heat wave in 25 years as temperatures soar from 86 to 107 degrees. A month without rain drains water supplies with leaks prompting nightly cuts. Heat deaths mount, Fontainebleau forests burn, and troops fight fires around Swamantre Rocks threatening powder magazines at Marrilotte before being contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fontainebleau
Dreath
Swamantre
Marrilotte
Fontainebleau Garden
Berlin
Germany
Stettin
Homburg
Lozne
Fire Devastates Large Part of Constantinople District
Fire swept a residential district of Constantinople near the War Ministry amid a strong north wind. The blaze engulfed hundreds of houses, mainly in the Turkish quarter, threatening key sites like the Suleimaniyeh Mosque and the Theodosian wall. Rumors spoke of arson and the number of destroyed homes rose to ten thousand, including the Gene Staff Building, with injuries reported among residents and even former War Minister Mahmoud Shehket Pasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Suleimaniyeh
Mahmound Sehefket Pacha
Gene
Boys in Man-Killing Auto Must Stop
Baltimore July 2 A 17 year old driver said he was afraid to stop after his car struck and killed William J Schmidt a street railway conductor on a city road. Five youths aged under 18 were arrested for involvement in the late night escape. Boyden released on 5000 bond, others on 10000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Vuin
William J. Schmidt
Bevan
Arlington
Behn © Leyden
They Auto
Ore AL Rheyden
Mount Washington
Teyden
Arthur Jordan
Daniel Scott _gosenh
James Sanit
Boyden Hima
Butt
Bayen Jug
Boyden
Electric Park
Hapa
Hightech
MIDDLETOWN TRAGEDY HUSBAND AND WIFE DIE TOGETHER
Mr and Mrs Crans of 20 Orchard Street Middletown were found dead in their bed with two glasses containing apparent poison on a chair nearby Investigations indicate a self inflicted death pact the couple had planned since March 10 and letters found reveal their financial desperation neighbors described pride keepers of a once prominent social standing and long time Republican connections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Tribune
Middletown
N. Y
Mr. Crans
Erlend
Italian laborers arrested after subway incident
Three Italian workers from Manhattan aged around teens were arrested after a fight on a Third Avenue elevated train at Sixth Street. They allegedly assaulted a woman named Winkler, pulled her hat and clothing, and attacked defending passengers. Police, aided by patrolmen and detectives, separated the groups and took the men to the station. They identified themselves as Alonzo Morgo, Dominick Camp, and Tops, all from specific Manhattan streets. Magistrate ordered the trio to the workhouse after Winkler testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Sith Street
Faith Street
Miss Winkler
Ie Mik Street
McNally
Mast Sith
Fallons
Severnl
Alfonzo Morgo
Thompson Street
Dominick Camp
Tenth Avenue
Kitzwyeth Street
Ming Winkler
Shepard Shows Improvement In Jeopardy Of Death
In New York and Atlantic City notes, Edward M Shepard reports modest progress in the ailing Mrs Hazelton who died in Raleigh Hotel. Friends recall her city ties, wealth, and wish cremation with ashes scattered from the Statue of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlantle City
Mie
Carolyn Ha
Sellon
Raleigh
Dudley Haw
New York
Frank Lanie
Valin
Vallin
Hazelton
Hanelton
Tov Hanning
Shepard
Smbhitt Toway & Seu Co
Ottawa caucuses shape reciprocity stance in interparty showdown
Ottawa July caucuses of Liberals and Conservatives will map strategies on reciprocity after the Senate passage of the tariff pact. Liberals aim to push the measure while the opposition seeks to block or test public support, with dissolution and election timing in debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Liberals
Tuer
Senate
Counsar
Auto crash near 72nd Street divides Maryland division rail line
Five young women and two men were involved after a car crashed onto an old wooden bridge over the Pennsylva nia Haile at 72d Street and Glenmore Avenue near Philadelphia. The bridge collapsed and debris blocked the right of way as a local freight struck the wreckage. Trains were delayed for hours while the line was cleared. no injuries were reported. A brakeman flagged a northbound express, and subsequent trains were diverted via the Baltimore and Ohio line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsylvania Rail Rroad
72D Street
Glenmore Avenue
Philadelphia
Yatving
Trans
I Baltimore & Olio Railroad Company
Ton, Su
Taft Praises Democrats On Reciprocity Pact Passage
President Taft issues his first authoritative statement on the reciprocity agreement, praising Democrats who supported the bill and Secretary Knox for negotiating the pact. He calls the measure non partisan at heart, hopes for Canadian Parliament action, and foresees a new epoch in U S Canada trade with mutual benefits and eventual permanence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heverly
Mags
Tait
White House
Knox
State Department
United States
Canada
Tarramatia
Taft
Boston
Misa Helen ]Taft
Charlie
Beverly
West
Washington
Senator Penrose
Treasury
MacVeagh
Hilles
Penrose
Philadelphia
Milles
Newark
N. d
Veagh
Prent
Mra Taft
Majoritt
Miles
Lynn
Fev
Robert Collyer
Pirot Unitarian
Tafts
Congress
Lee 'Y Knox
Presient
House
Senate
Uni
Four Have Narrow Escape as Car Tank Explodes
Leigh Irenen of New Rochelle and Mrs. French with two guests escaped serious injury when Mrs. Frenchs touring car gasoline tank exploded on Mount Tom Road after they had fled the burning vehicle. Sand was thrown on the flames but the tank burst sending burning liquid into the air. Mrs French is president of the Equal Franchise League of New Touchette in Bergen Norway. Two cadets from an American practice squadron, part of an excursion party, have been missing since Thursday after being last seen at a tourist hotel in Haugastoel. fears mount they are stranded in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh H. Irenen
Pelham Road
New Rochelle
Bergen
Norway
Lat Haugastoel
Caught Between Trains Near Flemington Bridge
Miss Kaith Cook of Three Bridges narrowly escaped death while crossing the Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge at Flemington Junction. Walking between two trains she was struck by a car as an eastbound freight roared by. her companion escaped unharmed. Cook suffered a broken arm and severe flesh wounds to the hip, then was taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autograipa
Sesvant
Mee Jeompanion
Cook
Bull Perishes in Blaze at Guggenheim Estate
A large barn on William Guggenheim's Port Washington Long Island estate burned early yesterday. The fire started in hay on the second floor and, despite four Port Washington fire companies, drought water shortages hindered efforts. A prize bull valued at 5000, many fowl and three dogs perished. all livestock in the outbuildings were saved. Damage estimated at 320,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Guggenheim
Wiltiarm Guggenheim
Port Washington
Long Island
John Ringling Hurt in Motor Mishap More Serious Than Reported
Circus figure John Ringling suffered injuries from a motor mishap on a Friday. His knee was wrenched and he remains confined to his private car in Wisconsin under two doctors care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's Lake
John Ringling
Toar
Wisconsin
al Hay
Eblet
Great Northern
Peatter
Auto racer killed in Le Mans Grand Prix crash
Maurice Fournier, brother of a noted paving contractor, died when his car’s axle collapsed during the Grand Prix de France at Le Mans. Hemery won in a Fiat with Michelin tires after a grueling 136 kilometer race amid record crowd and extreme heat. no American finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mans
France
Automobile Club de la Sarthe
Maurice Fournier
Paver
Hemery
Fournier
Whales Confront Submarines In Naval Exercise
Telegraph reports two Atlantic fleet submarines Narwhal and Salmon observed whales during naval war games off Black Island and No Mans Land. Whales swam beside the subs for miles, seeming to mistake them for kin, revealing whales are not afraid of underwater warships. This unusual encounter occurred during a summer of whale sightings near Lock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Lock Island
Black Island
Italian Liner Coming Without Passengers
The steamship San Giorgio of the Italian Line will arrive from Naples tomorrow morning without passengers due to new US quarantine rules. It sail from Naples with 600 to 700 steerage and 7 to 700 passengers planned, but a government order extended quarantine time and altered embarkation, prompting owners to ship freight and return passengers to New York on schedule. Eleven cholera cases are at Swinburne Island with no deaths yesterday, while other ships remain under quarantine and Hoffman Island houses hundreds of immigrants awaiting results and possible release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mediterranean
Naples
Sandy Mook
Antil
Giorgio
Hno
San Giorgio
Romano
New York
Department of Steamship Company
Romo
Swinburne Island
Alvah H. Doty
Bennodes
Bellevue Stal
Swinburne Island Hospital
Doty
Bermudes
Perugia
Principe di Piedmonte
Hoffman Island
Department of Health
Bellevue Hospital
Cholera Banks
Fire
Sandy Hook
Ind
Fire Island
Principe di Piemonte
Jabroud
Dr. Doty
State of
Staten Island
Albert W. Fach
Richmond County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Curzon
House of Lords
Charles Beresford
India
Cogent
Arty
Earl of Hatetuer
Porter
Stamboul
MR. Taft
E. D. C. Crans
Cras
Crans
U.S
Greater
Girl
Carolyn Hazelton
Measure
Joy Riders
Old Bridge
Pennsylvania
Marine Observer
Vhe Coud
Hoflewe
Block Island
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!