Dublin Deaths Force Asquith to Drop Ulster
Irish MPs rage over the deaths after the Dublin clash as troops faced nationalist volunteers. The Laborites oppose concessions, and Sir John Ross resigns while Harrell is suspended. A judicial inquiry will probe the incident and police actions. Continued in next column.
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Asquith
Ulster
Tribune
Arquith
Yee Tnah
Regul
House of Commaens
Dem Felice
Harrell
Comeasioner
John Ross
Barracks
Itoss
Hirrell
Home Volunteers
John Redmond
European Crisis Dominates Morning News Across Nations
In fragmented coverage, early reports discuss European crisis and border tensions. Other items note trials, retirements, and a mix of obituaries, sports results, and miscellaneous notices reflecting a bustling, varied paper edition.
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Aregith
Mann Hernstein Pate Caillaux
Artoriat
Sagaanes Achet
Two Autos Hit Boy Then Speed Away On Wet Street
A seventeen year old bicycle rider, Philip Seibert, was struck as two cars collided on Fifth Avenue. The Storms car knocked him from his bike and another vehicle ran over him. Police arrested one chauffeur and the victim was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Kant
Philip Seibert
Jononite
Jacob Astor Houx
Young Seibert
H. Mulliken
Thale
Burke
Storme
Andure
TWO DEAD IN CLOUDBURST IN TELLURIDE
Telluride suffers $150000 damage after a cloudburst floods Corner Canyon dam overrun. Two women, Mrs E E Blakelee and Mrs John Johnson, drown as homes and businesses are wrecked and hundreds evacuate to public buildings. Town remains partially flooded with danger of further rise easing.
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Tell
Ahrough Corner Canyon
E. E. Blakelee
John Johnson
Alpine air record set by Landini and Lampugnani
Geneva reports Achille Landini and Dr Lampug nani completed a record Alpine flight from Novara Italy to up near the Slante Rosa range in about three hours covering a straight one hundred miles. They faced cold and disorientation after landing and received official Swiss congratulations.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Achille Landini
Lampugnani
Novara
Italy
Orlock
Viepny
Connaught and Family in Danger on Lake of the Woods
The Duke of Connaught and his Duchess and their daughter narrowly escaped drowning after two boats struck a log on Lake of the Woods near Kenora. Rescue boats arrived as their craft began to fill with water, saving the royal party before sinking. About four hundred motorboats waited nearby as part of the duke’s family tour.
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Ottawa
Duke of
Mator
Faremell
Farmer Dies Over Foreclosure and Horses
A farmer confronted with losing his team of horses to foreclosure killed his animals and then himself. A tanner named Wigger reportedly killed the horses and buried them in his pasture before taking his own life. A letter found in the stable hinted at his loneliness and distress without consolation.
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Morsgugr
Cotthieb
Wigger
Winger Lved
TRAIN KILLS FOUR IN AUTO NEAR CHICAGO
A Chicago bound auto carrying four people including Mrs Jai W Henham and three men was struck by a Northwestern passenger train near Chicago. All four occupants died instantly while two others, George Mia and Catherine Sager, were injured. The driver was Henry Henham, secretary of the Naugle Pole and Tie Company of Chicago, and Miller, an attorney, was also aboard. The accident happened while en route to an amusement park.
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Ch & Northwestern
Mre
Jai W. Hentam
Edwan Wanderions
Harring
George Mia
Catherine Sager
Henham
Naugle Pole and Tie Company
Miller
Prison for Irene Casey Militant Suffragette Sentenced
Irene Casey a militant suffragette was sentenced to fifteen months imprisonment on charges of possessing explosives with intent to commit a felony. She came from London and was arrested during a royal visit to Nottingham carrying a bag with four boxes of explosive materials and tools.
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Bettingham
Irene Casey
Mins Casey
London
King
Nottingham
Hinman seeks GOP nomination amid primaries clash
Harvey D. Hinman declares he is a regular Republican and will seek the Governor’s nomination on the Republican ticket. He attacks Barnes and Murphy for blocking direct primaries, calls the state disgraced, and vows to root out party leaders to restore clean government. He cites his role in efforts to retire Barnes and in urging reform within New York politics.
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Harvey D. Hinman
Manhattan
Charles Murphy
William Barnes
Hinerga
Fim
Marty
Tull
New York
Albany
Senate
Barnes
Murehy
Murphy
Ourham
Dual Monarchy Forces Cross Danube West of Belgrade
Vienna reports Austria invaded Servia yesterday at Mitrovitza on the Danube west of Belgrade, with preparations under way for a major action expected Tuesday. Berlin and London debate mediation while Sir Edward Grey urges a London conference to suspend hostilities and seek settlement, warning of possible catastrophe in Europe.
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Russia
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England
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Europe
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Paris
Berlin
Sarajevo
St. Petersburg
Liner Zeeland Crashes In Thick Atlantic Fog
In a mid ocean collision amid dense fog, the Red Star liner Zeeland, en route from Dover to New York, struck the Missouri Pacific bound liner Aquitania of the Atlantic Transport Line. Captain Mollet described a near sinking as the Missouri could not slow, passengers moved from rails, and a wireless message confirmed limited damage to Zeeland.
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Red Star
Zeeland
Dover
Antgern
Missouri
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Coele
London
St. Pler
Moller
Widocent
Aianouri
Mynari
Watkins Coe
O. G Getaen-Dannes
New York Central Lines
Zewland Sith
Daugh
Ter
Hot Star Line
Cea
Alkhead
Prank furter Zeitung says Russia holds peace decision
Frankfurt dispatch reports the Berlin derived note to France stating Emperor William should not intervene to secure peace. The article asserts Germany has nothing to gain from war and that Russia, led by the convoker of the Peace Congress, holds the key to war or peace decisions.
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Frankfurt
Czar ends patience as Russia prepares partial mobilization
London reports the Russian Emperor may act on Finland after a grand council. He authorized partial mobilization of the army on the Austrian frontier and signaled further mobilization could follow Germany. Diplomats note Austria has gained from Servian acceptance of ultimatums, reducing risk of broad European war.
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London
St. Petersburg
the Times
Finland
Himperar
Hermany
Germany
Austria
Servin
Russia
Russo German Clash Sparks Frontier Incident Report
This frontier clash near Fuchtkuhnen Germany involves a Cossack patrol alleging an artillery misplacement. German forces claim they were fired upon while advancing to the alleged site. The incident is described as tense with heightened military activity on the border.
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Fuchtkuhnen
Germany
Geemans
British Fleet Recalled to Sea for North Sea Service
The British navy fleet, including twenty eight battleships and many cruisers and torpedo boats, has been recalled via wireless telegraphy from Portland. All leave is halted and the fleet is expected to proceed to the North Sea after the annual exercises external to the port.
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Portland
Ungland
Sary
North Sea
Russia mobilizing Wen Washington hears in July 27 dispatch
Washington officials received a message from St Petersburg indicating Russia's war minister favored an inevitable war with Austria and hinted at general mobilization. Reports suggested Russia’s full strength might be brought to the colors, while Austria threatened Serbia with severing ties. President Wilson noted the US would not intervene to seek peace, reaffirming non entanglement policy. Local postings in Detroit and Pittsburgh warned mobilization of reservists as tensions rose across Europe.
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State Department
Austria
Edward Vy
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Rupain
Bryan
Servia
Dumba
Austin
Bevan
St. Peters
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
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