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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1913

Page

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Davis Cup Thriller Opens With Parke Victory

In a keen Davis Cup challenge round opener, J Parke defeated American champion Maurice McLoughlin after a tense five setter as Norrie Williams beat C Dixon in four. The critic praised Parke and noted McLoughlin’s late rally but faulted an error of judgment in the fourth set.

McLoughlin Parke Williams the Tribune London Anthony F. Wilding Maurice F. McLoughlin J. Parke Norrie Williams C. P. Dixon Consious Tenacy Ion Tn Parke Norman E. Brookes Australia Manchester McLouehlim

Local News Snippet From Morning Edition

A compact digest of scattered items includes Pat Wilson anger over arrival timing, Howard Elliott Meads New Haven Railroad arbitration, contract debates, currency bill analysis, and a mix of personal crisis reports, societal notes, and local events.

Pat Wilson Howard Elliott Meads New Haven Railroad Assured Way Bank Teague Aft Farm Jersey

Russia Authorized to Occupy Armenia Frontier Shift

A Rome dispatch to The Daily Express says Russia is authorized to occupy Armenia to force Turkey to withdraw behind the El Meda line. The move follows the Lor line frontier between Turkey and Bulgaria as fixed by a treaty, reflecting European pressure for an end to fighting.

Europe Turkey London Daily Express Rome Russia Armenia el Media Bulgaria Lor

Florence Baker Dies Suddenly During Luncheon at Tuxedo Park

Florence Thompson Baker wife of banker George F. Baker collapsed at her Tuxedo Park home during a luncheon with friends and died within minutes. She leaves her husband and two children, George F. Baker Jr. and Mrs. WG Loew of New York, who is in Newport.

Tuxedo Park N. Y Florence Thompson Baker George F. Baker First National Bank of New York

Transfusion Aids Patient’s Recovery At St Luke's

Leighthorne Middleton of Fort Washington Avenue in Washington Heights received a pint of blood from friend Sterling Tomes at St Luke's Hospital. Middleton suffers from pernicious namemia and has now had three transfusions. His father A W Middleton is secretary of Bristol Construction Mining and Smelting Co. Dr Lindeman reports the patient is improving and on the road to recovery barring complications.

Leighthorne Middleton Fort Washington Bat i

Woman Reunited With Sister After Forty Years Absence

Mrs. John J. Ward of Tarrytown hosts her sister Mollie Walter of Hartford Conn who had been lost to the family for forty years. The sisters last communicated when Mollie was fifteen before being sent to California. Ward learned of the match and Mollie arrived with her niece, prompting an emotional reunion.

John J. Ward Tarrytown Mollie Walter Hartford

Elopes With Girl of Fourteen in Bucktown

Luther T. Banning thirty five and Doris Lowe fourteen eloped after he aided her down a window ladder at her Bucktown home then fled by auto. Police traced them to Seaford and mid night express toward New York with no trace since. Banning’s wife and child unaware until morning, Hudson River Day Line ad follows.

Seiekeaph Tribune Seaford Del Doris Lowe Bucktown Luther T. Hanning Cambridge New York Tix Pont Here Philadelphia Banning Atention

Four Bullets Fired by Guards and One Convict Wounded

Rioting convicts aboard the Auburn prison transfer car after leaving Syracuse led to gunfire. One convict was shot in the shoulder. two guards injured. The disorder ended with authorities regaining control and convicts shackled in two groups for entry to Auburn. Public note that the train carried sixty guards and involved many Sing Sing ringleaders.

Tritone Auburn N. Y Sing Sing John Hi. Tiley Vonviets Syracuse George Jack=ant Jackson Albany Ehlet Baracupe Auburn Prison Teading William Patterson oMee Jarden New York Central New York Tral Bath House

Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson Arrives from Mexico

Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson was photographed on his arrival here from Mexico yesterday. His visit follows diplomatic engagements and signals potential talks with local officials.

Henry Lane Wilson Mexico

Third death mystery returns to St John's at Hamilton Lodge

The sealing steamer Diana with ten Crocker Land expedition members left Battle Harbor Labrador for St John's to transfer cargo to Erik. Aboard, Dr. Hovey and Dr. Osborne questioned dispatch details and MacMillan’s telegrams while noting a dangerous water leak. A letter from MacMillan recounts wreck events near Battle Harbor after leaving Sydney. The second column reports John D. Sargent found dead at Hamilton Lodge with a gunshot wound, the lodge built in 1590 on Duckene Lake, and long eerie ties to the site and occupants.

Auburn Hamilton Lodge Crocker Land St. John Mexico Huld Uselews Mlamex Foren Glynn Sulzer Atulbalt ST. John's Diana Battle Harbor Labrador Fort St. John's Tribune Tess Cebre Pt. John's Erik Macmillan Edmund Otis Haver Ameriscan Museum of Natural Misters Donald B. MacMilhan Ae Peedith Museum MacMillar Ceborne Job Brothers Sit. John’s Hattle Marder Tam Dr. Hovey Marge Point Hut St John's Ar. de. Hovey Mr. MacMillan St. John’s Ling Teregragh the Tribune Hamilton Ledge John D. Sargent Duckene Lake Robert Ray Hustilton Sargent Hamilton Government Land Jackson Hole Ody Tier California New York

Biggest striped bass caught on Allenhurst Beach record

Edward E. Tavis of Point Pleasant landed a 58 pounds 8 ounces striped bass off Allenhurst Beach near Asbury Park, the largest surf angler catch on the Atlantic coast. The fish weighed ten pounds in its rod and measured 50 inches long and 30 percent in girth as hundreds of fishermen gathered all night to witness the event.

Asbury Pass Edward E. Tavis Point Pleasant Allenhurst Athintic Davis

Wisconsin for Eugenics Bill Passes Marriage Health Certificate

The Wisconsin Legislature approved a bill requiring a health certificate from both intended spouses as a prerequisite for marriage licenses. Examinations by physicians are mandated. Both houses also advanced a sterilization bill for the feeble-minded epileptic and criminal at state and county institutions.

Madison Wis Wisconsin

Wilson Anger Delays Washington Transfer at Midnight

Henry Lane Wilson American ambassador to Mexico arrived from Vera Cruz aboard the Ward liner Mexico in New York greatly annoyed at the State Department for non communication. He said he would stay in New York until Washington recognizes his arrival and policy, and he defended his actions in supporting the Huerta government as the de facto authority in Mexico.

Elliott Polley New Vengland T Board of Directors Me. Killett New York Stock Exchange New Haven Henry Lane Wilson Mexico President Wilson Vera Crux State Department Washington Mr. Bryan Wilson New York Hani Monterey General Huerta Madero Congress Senate House of Representatives Huerta Diaz

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