Women Rescued Three From Sinking Skiff Near Nassau
A group of Brooklyn and Manhattan women rescued three Brooklyn men from a swamped Staten Island skiff off Jones's Inlet near Nassau, towing them ashore with a lifeline. The men, Dr Fordyce B. Arvine, Howard W Durenterey, and Hubert S Wynkoon, were exhausted but saved after surf and wind endangered the craft. The party swam out under heavy seas to secure a line, then pulled the vessel to shore and provided dry clothing at Point Lookout lifesaving station.
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Tribune
Hempstead
Long Island
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Nassau-by-the-Sea
Long Beach
Jones's Inlet
Fordyce B. Arvine
Lincoln Place
Howard Wdurenterey
Fourth Avenue
Hubert 5
Wynkoon
Bergen Beach
Staten Island
Oak Island
Arvinte
Airi
Point Lookort
Alf
Might
Oukisan
Tekeue
Mra
Charles W. Bell
Sire Juileon Atle
Jule Aeobae
Willim J. Barry
Mise Mabel Whitney
Emancipation Proclamation Reviewed in Sunday Tribune
The Sunday Tribune previews a stirring review of the political clash surrounding Abraham Lincoln, centering on the events that led to the Emancipation Proclamation issued fifty years ago.
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Abraham Lincoln
Turkish ambassador dies at Paris club in grim incident
At the Union Diplomats Club in Paris Amy Paris and Racna, the Turkish Ambassador to France, collapsed while at a card game. Naoum, noted as often taking a seat at the table, fell as he began a hand. Death attributed to congestion of the brain, with immediate aid provided by the Romanian minister and others. Navum Pacha had served as Turkish ambassador since May 1900.
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Paris
Amy
Racna
France
Union Diplomats
Naoum
Rafe
Rue de Rohan
Navum
Navum Pacha
Shooting Accident Triggers Flight After Crutches Dropped
In Marrixonnurg Virginia a man named Joseph Summers accidentally discharged a revolver hitting a five year old girl, Rath Emewinter. He discarded his crutches and fled on bare feet into the countryside, the girl possibly dying from her injuries.
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Marrixonnurg
Banker Hurt In Polo Game At Van Cortlandt Park
Arthur Ely of Troop 4 Squadron A suffered a fracture of his right leg above the ankle when he was jammed against his own goal post during the final Boulton Cup polo match at Van Cortlandt Park between Troop 4 and Troop 1. He was taken by Major Bridgeman’s car to the Packard Sanatorium.
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van Cortlandt Park
Arthur Ely
Troop 4
Squadron A
Major Bridgeman
Packard
Troop 1
Bly
Eltakker
Rot
Ely
Alfred Ely
Bastwrest
Rat Poison Tragedy In West End Apartments
A man named Smith purchased poisonous rat poison mistaken for candy, leading to the death of Mrs Letie Lytle and hospitalization of several others. The incident began when Lytle unknowingly ingested the poison after neighbors alerted authorities, with investigations and a funeral planned for the deceased. In related news, six hundred workers faced violence at a mill as Thomas Brander attacked colleagues with an axe, injuring several before being restrained.
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Emahre
Pat
Bird
William Smith
Alf
Smith
Lishard B. Lytle, Jr
Joe
Wen
Hix Pyrenta
Mra Lytle
Porth Amfer
Eimer
W. C. Arnot
Jawee
Perth Amboy
Greemsich
Cone
Nierbe Brothers Company
Thomas Brander
Brander
Mutuslee Company
Andrew Brady
Grady
Bidewn
Etrick Henry
St John Repler
Frits Wits
Dows
Rmck
Niort
Tnmall
Hénital
Tia View Thins
Base Player Tries Cure for Arm With Christian Science
Nagel, pitcher for the Hed Sox, was acquired by President Taylor of Pittabure in the Natlorati league. He seeks Christian Science treatment for his pitching arm, hoping to recover form after joining the Sox. Officials note he may be the first major league twirler to pursue such care, with the experiment drawing attention nationwide.
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Nagel
Hed Sox
Taylor
Pittabure Club
Aver Sinen
Sox
Thin City
Toma
Christian Science
Coun
A City Without Water Faces Severe Shortage
Phartoree reports a water famine as the last drop drains from the night pond supplying the city. Only about 100,000 gallons remain, prompting a halt to local use. Water is to be hauled from the Catawba River twelve miles away with a train system starting Tuesday. An insurance firm declines to renew fire policies while ministers urge residents to gather and pray for rain.
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Catawlut
Wwtelve
Ruther
London July Shiti Reports Molten Alloy Armor Use
London reports that experiments on government armor plating using molybdenum alloy with nickel showed strength improvements from 16 to 80 percent. Riverton references unengaged armor plates in relation to superheated beings in jets. At fountains work for Angosture Bitters in drinks, suggesting they affect them.
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London
Shiti
Indictment Soon For Man Who Slain Banker in Iroquois Hotel
Paul Gledel quickly indicted by a Manhattan grand jury for the murder of William H. Jackson in the Hotel Iroquois. Police say Gledel confessed to killing Jackson to obtain money for his mother and sister in Connecticut. Patrick McGrane, tied to the case as an accessory after the fact, is held on related charges as Hartford police are asked to share records.
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Paul Gledel
William H. Jackson
Hotel
Iroquois
West 44Th Straet
Gledel
Patrick I. McGrane
Connecticut
William T. Rose
Hartford
Elinor Halligan
Ann Street
Rose
Weathersfield
Conn
Rose MeGrane
The
Hartford Clit
Patrick McGrane
McGrane
Giedel
Mgr. Jackson
McCrane
Mac
Jackson
Mene
Dougherty
Whitman
Glader
Iiedel
Mr. Juckson
Mr Jackson
Anit
Anna Gedel
Ix Wat
Mer
Dackson
Queney
Diedel
East Side
New York
Heublein Hotel
Kane
West Sou
Woman Fells From Fourth Story In Front Of Children
A woman identified as Mrs Madelti Sealy, 42, jumped from a window at Holy Family Hospital in Brooklyn after delirium from typhoid fever. She landed in a yard where 75 children played, causing panic. The fall occurred as nurse Catherine Quinn turned away. Mrs Sealy died at the scene.
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Holy Family Hospital
Dear and Hoyt Streets
Brooklyn
Sealy
Mathush
Hols’ Family Hospital
Catherine Quinn
Mes Sealy
Record Rainfall in Kansas Near Noble and Lyons
Heavy rains drenched Noble and areas north of Lyons on July 28, with ten to twelve inches in an hour. Pollard reported seven to twelve inches, Broderick four to five inches, and surrounding Bashton up to eight inches. Floods overflowed creeks into Caw Creek, causing damage and property losses.
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Noble
Lyons
Pollard
Broderick
Bashton
Rannly
Caw Creek
Fifteen Dead In Maine Train Collision Near Bangor
A deadly wreck outside Grindstone Station on the Bangor and Aroostook line near Bangor Maine killed about fifteen people and injured thirty to forty others. An excursion train from Kidder's Point collided with a regular passenger train in dense Maine weather. Investigators attributed the crash to a possible orders mixup and blamed the stormy conditions for reduced visibility. Engineer Garcelon of the excursion train was killed. The accident disrupted service eighty miles north of Ranger and prompted extensive rescue efforts.
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Bangor. Me
Lqwore
Bangor
Aroostook
Kidder's Point
Penobscot Bay
Bearsport
Maine
Waterville
Jay
Worr
Iran
W. Garcelon
Edward M. Shepard Dies At Lake George
Edward Morse Shepard, prominent lawyer, died at his Lake George summer home Erlewest at 6 tonight after pneumonia following a June bicycle accident. Family at bedside. physicians predicted death within hours. Funeral plans not yet finalized. services expected at Lake George before body’s removal to Brooklyn. Governor Dix paid tribute praising Shepard as a statesman and scholar.
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Lake George
N.Y
John F. B. Mitchell
Hewitt
B.C. Leffingweil
Edward Shepard Hewitt
Charles S.shepard
Miss Shepard
Mitchell
G. R. Butler
Brooklyn
Houis
Shepard
Shepard T
Lawrence Shepar
William Mion Sonith
Albany
Dixion
Citeixen
May Block New Subways Amid Wage Standstill
Antonio Sagumbene of the Excavators Union warned the Central Pedestrian Council that 15,000 workers on subways and water works may walk out if the 22 cent hourly demand is not met. The wage dispute has stalled prior talks, with digging set to begin August 1 for Brooklyn Rapid Transit subways in Manhattan, triggering sharp reactions at a Sith Street meeting.
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Antonio Sagumbene
Excavators’ Union
Ton
Sith Street
Second Avenue
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Manhattan
Sugumbene
Turin
Doctor Ann Evans Dies During Ball Game
Dr Ann Evans thirty three collapsed in the first inning of the Detroit Philadelphia game amid two runs by Philadelphia and died a few minutes after admission to a hospital. Evans a Johns Hopkins graduate and well known in medical circles was attending the game with others when the incident occurred.
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Philiiespret
Amy ZS
Ann Purd Evans
Deine
Vans
Evans
Johns Hopkins Medical
Algonquin Disabled Off Geran Grove Heading In
The Algonquin steamer, en route from Jacksonville, lay disabled near Geran Grove No 1, signaling for help. President H H Raymond of the line said a tug would rendezvous to assist, and the ship was expected to dock in the morning, possibly under its own power with a convoy.
Ozark Peach Carnival and Fruit Trade Details
Hransville Missouri notes a July event as orchards within ten miles of Brandaville yield two million peach trees. Peaches from Chilean mountains go to New York, selling for six dollars a crate locally, about ten cents per fruit, with crates containing around one hundred peaches. Nearby motor routes to Lake Maopac mention cottages for sale.
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Hransville
Ozark Orihin
Brandaville
Chile
New York
New York City
Lake Maiopac
Dept
Waring Mortuary Urn Gin Rickey Tale Emerges
A Quarantine station witness testified that he mixed a gin Rickey using an unmarked jar claimed to hold Colonel George E. Waring's ashes. The scene involved Dr Doty and several Quarantine employees in a room with private offices and a library, as lawyers pressed the cross examination in a probe of Doty administration.
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Arthur Denyse
Ostal Telegraph
Dr Doty
George E. Waring
Denyse
Greweone OrEy
Wilieh
Dr. Doty
Quareantine Station
Quarsantinn Laboratory
Swinburne Island
Colonel Waring
Charles N. Bulger
Gaspins
Gin McKey
George S. Scofield
Tory
Dyge
Waring Death and Cremation Sparks Far-Reaching Testimony
Testimony at the inquiry delves into Colonel George E. Waring Jr.’s death from yellow fever in 1808, cremation on Swinburne Island, and the handling of his ashes amid denials of sacrilege. Witnesses discuss sanitation missions, suspected improper practices, and fee practices by port inspectors and crew.
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Mr. Scofield
Denyse
George E. Waring, Jr
New York
Second Avenue
Havana
McKinley
Swinsburne Island
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Naoum Pacha
Ng Girl
Richard R. Lytle
Pitcher
Christan Science Relief
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al Hines
Charlotte
N. C
Tod
W. H. Jackson
Paul Giedel
Coutinard
Treasury
Aikbn
the Wi
Kansas
Fieteen
Edward M. Shepard
Morse Shepard
Newark
Lorenne Stahepard
Philadelphia
Algonquin
Ozark’s
Doty
Den
Richard Lee
Associated Prews
Sterday
Lee
Charles Dashkind
Bulger
New Orleans
Scofield
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