President firm against Huerta ends brief White House talk
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson visited the White House for a fifty minute discussion with President Wilson. The president reiterated he would not back a government founded on murder, opposing Huerta’s rise after Madero’s assassination. Wilson seeks ethics over expediency and did not adopt Wilson’s proposals for provisional recognition.
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Local news cryptic summary: scattered items
A fragmented local page lists diverse items including crimes, political notes, social updates, and ordinary notices. It references police, ordinances, soldiers, public health concerns, and party politics with several garbled names and unclear details.
Two Baltimore Boys Rival for Miss Cleveland
Baltimore July 28 Two Baltimore youths Herman Stump and H Gordon Ewing compete for the hand of Miss Esther Cleveland. Princeton seniors and hosts at Miss Cleveland’s home, the rivals are discussed by Mrs Ewing who expects to learn more this week. A separate notice reports Mrs Frank M Olin of Vallege Village CT died from injuries aboard a New Haven train collision on June 21.
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Dudge
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Roland Park
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New Haven
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Suffragettes Rush King at Chichester Station
Two suffragettes rushed the King’s guard at Chichester station while he inspected the line. Police seized the women and removed them at the King’s request. The Daily Sketch reports authorities fear a suffragette plot against the King.
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Seaton
Daily Sketch
Vanderbilt car hits boy injuring city youth
Vanderbilt's automobile driven by Mrs. Vanderbilt struck Edward Connell four year old son of Mrs. Edward J Connell this morning. The boy lies unconscious with brain concussion and other injuries. Chauffeur John Flynn tried to stop the car and carried the lad to a physician then to his home for care. If condition fails to improve by morning surgery may be considered.
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Edward J Connell
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Woman Dies in Fire at Four Story Building
Early morning blaze at No 4 Bowery and No 2 Doyers Street restaurant trapped occupants. Ivory Lee died after evacuation to a home store, Fannie Miller and an unidentified Japanese hospitalized at Gouverneur. Firemen battled smoke as Captain Tierney and Chief Kenton coordinated rescues. building damage extensive.
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Ivory Lee
Fannie Miller
Gouverneur Hospital
Tierney
Kenton
Lunch From Silver Cart at Club Cottage
Ars James J. Brown of Denver introduces a home use wagonette designed to save steps for the housewife with guests. A silver bodied, wheel pushed wagon combines pantry, refrigerator, sideboard and an electric poker. Mrs Brown, recently arrived from abroad, is having one built in Germany.
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Brown
Germany
New Ship for Explorers Arrives Damaged at St John’s
Steamship Diana of Donald McMillan’s Arctic expedition arrives at St John’s Newfoundland badly damaged after running ashore in Hellier Strait two weeks earlier. Cargo will be transferred to sister steamer Rank for onward voyage. Diana left Boston July 4 for Crocker Land exploration under the American Geographical Society and the Museum of Natural History of New York.
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American Rainstorm Delivers Wimbledon Style Triumph
American star Maurie McLoughlin wins the Oasis Cup at Wimbledon, defeating England’s Charles Dixon 6 3 8 6 10 8 in a dramatic centercourt final, with Parke beating Williams in the earlier singles. The victory sparks wild applause as McLoughlin earns lasting acclaim for his bold play, while Parke’s win adds to American charm. The match sequence showed Dixon’s graceful volleying and McLoughlin’s powerful groundstrokes, signaling a rising era for U.S. tennis on English soil.
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Imbegile Pair in Home Prison Case Unfolds in Hoboken
Chief Hayes leads detectives to 125 Madison Street Hoboken where Annie Zumino twenty two and Frank Zumino twenty five captives of their father Michael Zumino are found bound and starved in a second floor room. The siblings are described as half witted with months or years of captivity. Annie and Frank are placed in jail for observation while their father is arrested and awaits further action. Mary Zumino faces assault charges as detectives uncover the family crisis and a plan to place the captives in a county home.
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New York
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Hudson County
Bomb drops sink Mexican gunboat at Guaymas Harbor
An insurgent message reports Mexican federal gunboat Tampico destroyed by an aeroplane bomb above Guaymas Harbor. Aviator Didier Masson flew three missions over the harbor before scoring a hit, according to the insurgents.
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Right to shoot used as defense in court dispute
Annie brrame, two years old, pleads guilty to assault in shooting Ludovico Lombardi yesterday before Judge Resitsky in General Sessions. She claims a right to shoot, stating he should have married her, and that it was right to shoot him. She is remanded until Friday for sentence.
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Westchester County
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Bobak
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
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Resitsky
Eugenics Paradise Lost in Lynn Marriage Fails
Boston reports a volatile eugenic marriage in Lynn where Edwin Perron and Catherine Perron, touted as the first eugenic bridal couple in Massachusetts, face possible divorce as their union unravels. Perron claims a man visited their home and beat him. Catherine sought police escort to move belongings from No 5 School Street.
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Irish flag unfurled on Woolworth tower in Newark
Horatio street Newark climber Thornton shot up the Woolworth Building yester afternoon to display a pocket edition of the Irish flag. Thunderheads rolled from the southwest as he descended the scaffolding near the gold leaf root work and claimed the harp and green field never reached such height. Thornton, a veteran steeplejack, said he warded off dizziness by working on the Williamsburg Bridge towers twelve years ago. Advt notes autos and Angostura Bitters.
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Thornton
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Treasury Chief Denounces New York Bank Plot On U S Bonds
Secretary McAdoo blamed influential New York City banks for a decline in U S 2 per cent bonds to 95 43 as he warned of possible action if the pattern continued. He said intrinsic value remains par and that the administration’s currency bill should not prompt alarm.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
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New York City
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Treasury
New York
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Banking and Currency Committee of
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