Dublin clash leaves many dead or wounded as soldiers fire
A Dublin street battle between King’s Own Scottish Borderers and Nationalist Volunteers ends with at least three dead and many wounded. Soldiers seized rifles and 70,000 rounds of ammunition from volunteers aboard a private yacht linked to arms smuggling. Police and coastguard attempted to block landings, but riots spread through the city with broken streetcars and anxious crowds.
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Inyide Charged With Collusion Saver Lad In Runaway Auto
Local page summarizes a mixed Morning News item runabout with fragments mentioning a charge of collusion, a runaway automobile, and various unrelated notes. Lively headlines reflect a broad, collage-like snapshot of events and curiosities from local life and distant affairs.
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Blue Law Shows Curtail Vaudeville in Hamerton and Wol Theatres
Sunday's performances at Hamerton's Roof Garden and the Wol Theatre were constrained by blue law enforcement. Inspector Dover ordered adherence to observance, delaying or censoring acts if performers couldn’t perform in street clothes. Continuous shows were halted for those unable to comply.
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Flees Prison in Skirts Kid Noonan Escapes Tombs
A prisoner named Kid Noonan escaped from the Tombs on Saturday night allegedly with help from a woman who visited the prison. He was confined on a charge of purse snatching and was described as dangerous when under the influence of cocaine. A guard reported seeing a heavily veiled woman leaving with visitors at the time of the escape.
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New Haven Breaks Elliott Health Under Strain
Howard Elliott chairman of the New Haven Railroad collapses from strain amid conferences and hearings. His daughter Janet says he was urged to rest, doctors warn of potential permanent impairment, and he vanished after July 4 from Dublin Inn NH while seeking seclusion.
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Manville claims separation amid wife’s absence
Manville, questioned about his wife’s absence, admits trouble after marrying Florence Uher in defiance of the Manville family. He and his wife lived in Forbes Street. she later left by train for New York amid discontent, while Manville vows to stay and work through the situation.
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Two Stations Robbed on Long Island Railroad
Thieves attacked Manhasset and Plandome stations early yesterday, wrecking facilities and stealing small sums from cash drawers. Plandome saw telephone wires cut and the cash box broken as Port Washington division officials report ongoing station burglaries with little money taken but notable damage.
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Littlest Crook Found at Coney Island
A fragmentary report notes a young boy arrested at Coney Island for pocket picking. Detective Grifith and Murphy intervened as the boy opened a handbag. He was sent to the Children's Society amid mixed news on local events and upcoming fights.
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Goulds Charged With Collusion in Tax Lien Case
Katherine Clemmons Gould accuses Howard Gould and George Gould of collusion to defeat her dower by purchasing a Fifth Avenue tax lien and using funds to shift property ownership. The suit seeks dismissal, lien cancellation, and corrective relief to protect her dower rights in the disputed property.
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Austria Dismisses Servian Envoy as Powers Mobilize Troops
Belgrade may see alien flag today as war nerves rise. Reports from Vienna claim partial mobilization and an expected occupation of Belgrade. Servian minister Jovanovich left Vienna, while Russia weighs its stance and France readies forces on the eastern frontier.
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Slays Old Friend and Hides Weapons in Woods
A man named Emerson R. White told Chief of Police Frank A. Johnson that Charley Haight shot and killed his friend at a woods hideout after a holiday gathering. White described the confrontation, the shots fired, and his burial of weapons, with details of the panic and subsequent police interview. The account evolves with White's statements and inspections by authorities, as officials pursue the full truth of the incident.
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Austrian and French Ambassadors Talk War Warnings
In Manchester Mascury on July 26 Dr Constantin Theodor ambassador from Austria Hungary to the United States ordered consuls to mobilize Austro Hungarian reservists in the United States if war with Serbia is declared. French ambassador Modussrand echoed that war could be brief, while noting no formal communications had been received by Russian or German embassies.
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Admiralty orders fleet to stay near home ports
London July 26 reports the Admiralty ordered the fleet not to disperse for maneuvers and to concentrate at Portland, with all vessels remaining at home ports near their crews. Toulon July 26 notes the French fleet bound for target practice next week has been ordered to remain.
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Shots Exchange On The Danube In Rising War Tension
Vienna reports a Serlin rumor of a first encounter below Austria and Servia near Semendria on the Danube with Austrian infantry fire from Servian batteries and return fire. Gen Putnik, Servian chief of staff, arrested near Budapest, released today, with others re arresting. his daughter briefly with him. Government seeks $65 million finance. optimism in diplomacy persists. Baron Gies von Gieslingen arrived, and imperial decree grants secrecy and rail guard powers. Servian Army of 400000 mobilizes. anticipated Danube and Bosnian operations. Montenegro reports mobilization amid patriotic demonstrations despite heavy rain.
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Bryan Hears Russia Is Ready War Looms in Europe
The State Department received a message from the American Embassy in St Petersburg reporting a serious European war outlook. It said Russian troops were mobilizing and that other capitals had not provided information on the crisis.
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