Murphy on grill or noaid from Sulzer
Governor Sulzer challenges the Frawley committee and vows not to testify on personal matters while offering to aid in probing campaign gifts. He demands witnesses be examined under oath only on legitimate powers, denouncing subpoenas as coercive and beyond the committee’s jurisdiction.
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Mbany
Tammany Hall
Frawley Committee
Eugene Lamb Richards
Taylor
Reichsteen
Falatare
Tegel
Ffng
Frawley
Morning News Local Briefs and Crime Notes
Local item highlights unrelated incidents including fires and injuries. Reports on damaged letters, a mayoral race, and calls for aid. Mentions a detective killing, prison mutiny rhetoric, and a funeral for fire fatalities with a note on ambassador Wilson’s plans.
Woman Holds Two Men In Her Home Till Police Arrive
Mrs Lulie Haverennse restrained two men at 107 St Mark's Place until police arrived, after they allegedly attempted larceny. In nearby tragedies, flames and a canal accident, a Canal Street blast killed two women leaving three children bereaved, and a rescue at Rockaway platform saved a boy from a train. The Ascension Church congregation learned of a fatality linked to a home explosion as mourners gathered.
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Lulie Haverennse
Oman
St Mark's
John
Michael Pavlolee
First Avenue
William Stahl
Ath Street
Haverelkoss
Johns Vow
James A. Yedford
Edward P. Sperry
Tom
Puclick
Susquehwana
Penny
Domnant
Johnson
Laborere
Michael J. Breen
Hettler
Mercer Street
Amibula
Johnsons
Mes
Paylick
Pankhurst Receives Blood Transfusion From Fellow Suffragette
London July 21 Emmeline Pankhurst the militant suffragette is rapidly improving after a blood transfusion from a healthy young suffragette. The operation was deemed necessary following hunger strikes at Holloway Jail, from which she was released last week. Many suffragettes volunteered for the procedure.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Ender
Pankhurst
Holloway
Opera
Thon
Robbing at Jersey City Home Ends With Sleepy Officer
Patrolman Buker, off duty on Saturday, reported back to work missing revolver signal box key fire box key and whistle. He woke on his stoop at No Bay Street to two men robbing him, grappled but they escaped. Three officials seek explanation for the crime.
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Buker
Jersey City
Bulger
No. Bay Treet
Rockefeller Misses Shelter After Sermon Praise
July 27 John D. Rockefeller listened to a sermon by Rev Dr Carter Heim Jones on wealth. The preacher said earthly riches are fleeting while spiritual riches endure. Rockefeller refused a temporary rain shelter and entered his car with friends as umbrellas shaded the scene.
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Cleveland
John P. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Carter Heim Jones
Loninville
Wos
Tie
Girl’s death linked to poison pact man sought
Boston reported a Hartford, Connecticut girl Rose Fivanson twenty, found dead in a hotel room after a suicide pact with an unknown man who registered with her. A note read I am tired of the life I am trading with a clear mind. Police seek the man who showed pain and left after inquiring a physician’s address. A bottle of poison was present.
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Boston
Ted
Rose Fivanson
Hartford
Vietin
Pelaoning
G. W .Mann
Shelbyville
Ind
Hilts
Yam
Tam Trading Lynd
Angry bull attacks auto near Canajoharie New York
Plain New York July 27 A Holstein bull charged a red touring car owned by Joseph Coffee East Orange New Jersey injuring the vehicle. Coffee was arrested for injuring a valuable cow as the herd moved along Central New York. The judge adjourned the case awaiting the bull’s injuries developments. Coffee posted a $100 bond through KR Dunlap of Canajoharie.
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Plain
N.Y
Joseph Coffee
East Orange
New York
Canadojarie
Colfer
KR. Dunlap
Canafoharia
Train wreck injures tourists near Colorado
A Swiss mountain line wreck on Switzerland trail near here injures 27 tourists as four cars overturn. Mrs Martha Chalfont and Miss Blanche Chalfont of Shinnsten Wyven, Mr John Henson and Lawes Henson of Chicago suffer injuries amid broken glass. McAlpin opens Roof Garden luncheon, starting Monday at 12:30 with daily service.
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Houlder
Wersons
Switzerland Trail
Here
Martha Chalfont
Blanche Chalfont
Shinnsten
John Henson
Lawes Henson
Chicago
Ghost pup found in street hole after eerie midnight incident
Residents at 1% Street and Riverside Drive reported a haunting moan and mysterious noises Saturday night. Police officer Paul Becker investigated, uncovered a woolly pup in a hole, and a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals employee observed a $200 reward offered for the unclaimed dog.
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Riverside Drive
Paul Becker
Hower
Beexer
Society For Thy
French Aviator Killed In Hydroaeroplane Crash
French aviator M Chambenais dies when his hydroplane crashes near Hauterive. The incident raises the year’s aviation toll to 301 deaths. Witnesses report the craft fell during the Tou rguie maneuver.
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Tourguie
M. Chambenais
Hauterive
Plough Above Pulpit Sign Analyzed At Mooseheart Cornerstone
Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall addressed twenty thousand attendees at Mooseheart Illinois as the corner stone was laid for a new industrial school and home for orphans and the aged. He spoke on misused labor for fancied nobler pursuits and the need to support industrial progress.
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Aurora
Thomas R. Marshall
Mooseheart
Order of the Moose
Shower Burns Woman to Death in Brooklyn Hospital
Mrs Ida Fogel sixty of Mie Havemeyer street Brooklyn died in Gouverneur Hospital late yesterday afternoon from burns received in the free baths on Roosevelt street She slipped in the shower room and in a failed attempt to steady herself struck a faucet which poured scalding water and steam An attendant could not shut off the water before she was burned head to foot
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Ida Fogel
Mie Havemeyer Street
Brooklyn
Gouverneur Hospital
Roosevelt Street
Crocker Land Explorers Start North Thursday
The Crocker Land expedition led by Donald MacMillan plans a northward departure on Thursday aboard the sealing steamer Erik for a two month cruise. The party, awaiting cargo transfers from the ailing Dine at St John’s, aims to winter northward by September 10, with Dr Edmund Howey of the American Museum of Natural History and Frederick A. Lucas in charge coordinating preparations and logistics.
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Donald Ro MacMillan
Erik
St. John's
Battle Harbor
Edmund Ot Howey
American Museum of Natural History
MacMil~lin
St John
Tribune
Mitchill Ian
St John's
Diana
Lucas
Labrador
Diane
Condemns Athletic Girl By Coronel Sir Thomas Heldrich
London reports Coronel Sir Thomas Heldrich denouncing athletic girls for misguided aims and methods during prize distributions. He argues sports should build character and temper, not become sole ends, criticizing displays of disappointment and vanity as improper behavior.
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London
Coronel
Thomas Heldrtich
Princess Helens
Keitine
Train Hold Up A Farce Near Homestake
Three masked men halted the eastbound Coast Limited on the Northern Pacific near Homestake this morning. They stopped the train with torpedoes, robbed no one, and forced the engineer and crew to move the engine and express car forward before fleeing on horseback amid gunfire. The attempt yielded nothing.
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Northern
Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Homestake
Trea
Tox
Wien
Feouthin
Urge Stairway Law Push After Fatal Binghamton Factory Fire
A safety push urges the state to require enclosed stairways in four to six story and high loft factories. A committee says the Binghamton Clothing Company's fire showed the main stair as the sole exit, risking all eight to ten stories, and plans to press Governor Sub zer for legislative action and travel to Albany to brief officials.
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Binghamton
Binghamton Clothing Company
Subzer
Tegislature
Albany
Orror
Wilson Has Two Plans for Mexico
Washington reports Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson briefing the President on two main options for Mexico. Provisional recognition of Huerta or full intervention, with American forces to help restore order north of the 28th parallel if recognition hinges on guarantees and peace.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Cone
North Mexico
Ambase Sander
United States
Wilson
Sonora
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Ambasador Wileson
Ambbassador
Senate
Mr Wilson
Taft
Ate
Huerta
Me Wilson
Wilken
Knox
Francisco de la Barra
de la Barra
Wilton Joe
el Paso
Colr
Perial
California
Alamo
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