Bankers Decide To Keep Market Open After War Fears
Bankers meeting at J I Morgan & Co amid Europe war fears decided the stock market would remain open so long as there were buyers. They noted 11.5 million in gold engaged for shipment to Europe and stressed there was no move to close the Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
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H. D. Davison
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Francis L. Hine
Clearing House Association
Harles L. Sabin
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Benjamin Strong
Hawkers Trust Company
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank
H.G. S. Noble
New Stock Exchange
William C. Antwerp
Conferrees
Cable Adeces
Adournment
London
War News From Belgrade and Ocean Battles
This Morning's News reports a large scale clash near Belgrade beginning today with heavy ships and munitions movements. It notes American participation, warnings from Germany, and a trial verdict for Mrs Waefield. The section also mentions court actions, a drug case, and routine weather notes.
Norwegian aviator crosses North Sea in record flight
Norwegian Lieutenant Gran, linked to Scott's Antarctic expedition, completed a 520 mile North Sea flight from Crail Hay in Aberdeenshire to Riep in Scotland in about four hours and ten minutes. The feat, achieved by Mavarger, is reported from Norway with details of the route and timing.
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Scott
North Sea
Croudin Hay
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Riep
Milly
Constitutionalist Leaders Demand Vera Cruz Withdrawal
Tantace high Constitutionalist officials declare that withdrawal of American troops from Vera Cruz is the issue at stake. They contend General Huerta's removal eliminates grounds for U S hold on Vera Cruz and call for a rapid American troop pullout as a condition of the Carbajal conference at Saltillo.
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Monterey
Menxteo
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Saltillo
Tantace
Huerta
United States
Seabright Faces Severe Flood Threat Amid High Seas
In Seabright New Jersey a strong northeast wind drives the ocean over bulkheads threatening home lawns along the shore. Workers at Normandie Central Railway reinforce the bulkheads to safeguard tracks as fear grows they may fail within 24 hours. The sea height rivals the near disasters of December 24 and January 2 when Seabright was almost washed away.
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Hom
Normandie Central Railway
St Cam
Militant suffragists raid Buckingham Palace in protest
London July 30 Mrs Dacre Fox and another militant suffragette raided Buckingham Palace to present a petition to King George. Both were arrested before entering the precincts. A third woman chained herself to the railings and was arrested during a speech.
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Dacre Fox
Buckingham Palace
King George
Palace
George Washington swears in as expert in leaky roof suit
In East Orange New Jersey on July 30 an expert named George Washington testified in a case where a man sued a surety company over a contractor built a house with a leaky roof. The judge and jury heard the testimony but the owner was denied damages.
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X. Jn
George Washington
Washington
Cherry
Mountain
Damuuos
Censor Orders Silence on Becky's Hunger Strike
Commissioner Davis ruled strict censorship of all reports about Becky Edelson and similar inmates. The press is barred from detailing health, appetite, or conduct, with a promise that Edelson and other prisoners will receive identical treatment to others in correctional institutions.
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LWW
Department of Correction
Wilson Seeks to Prevent Strike Across Western Railroads
President Wilson moved to avert a rail workers strike by summoning the mediation board to Washington. He asked the board and the general manager committee to reference the issues on Saturday morning, aiming to curb escalating tensions amid wage demands and potential stoppages.
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Chicago
Wilson
Western Railroads
Mediation Board
Lex PE
Mrs Wakefield Guilty of Second Degree Murder
The Connecticut jury found Mrs. Wakefield guilty of murder in the second degree for the June 1913 killing of her husband. Sentencing to life imprisonment was set for the next morning, with reports of jurors differing over first degree or slaughter before settling on second degree.
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Frank Webster
Middlebury
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Plow
Mlew
Root Denies Governor Candidacy Despite Albany Rumor
Utica X Y July 40 Senator Elihu Root at his Clinton summer home dismissed reports he will seek the Republican nomination for Governor. He reiterated he is not a candidate and has no intention of running, though whispers say he may be offered a place in the state platform.
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Elihu Root
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Albany
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Fire engine blaze near Lexington Avenue Ford car shop
A gasoline powered fire engine caught fire at 712 Lexington av in the Rothstein Brothers tailor shop area. An antiquated horse drawn engine was used to extinguish the flames and the gasolene engine was towed away after the blaze was put out. The cause of the fires is not known.
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Rothstein Brothers
Twins Mix Up Doctors in Brunswick Hospital Report
In Brunswick, Helen and Margaret Mrady, aged eighteen, were brought to St Marys Hospital after a road accident. Nurses mistook them for each other, leading to misplacements of beds and care. One had injured ribs and a broken wrist, the other a broken leg. Surgeons eventually corrected the confusion and planned placards on beds to distinguish them.
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Helen
Margaret Mrady
St Mary's Hospital
Nurves
Margaret
Germany Set to Cast Fateful Die Tomorrow Amid Mobilization Fears
Berlin reports a tense day as rumors swirl over Russia’s reply to German moves. Grand Duke Ernest of Hesse, brother to the Russian empress, travels from St Petersburg to Kaiser Wilhelm II in a last peace bid. Officials fear mobilization as Berlin presses for a response, with Austro German editors supporting government steps and public mood darkening about war.
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Russia Receives German Warning as War Looms
Report from St Petersburg notes a German warning to Russia amid rising tensions before war. Moscow says Russia cannot countermand orders already given, while talks with Austria fail to halt mobilizations. England and France press Russia for peace as patriotism surges in the capital.
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France
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Alee
Russia Declares No War Desire Aimed at Servia Independence
Russia states no war aim while pledging to preserve Servia's independence. Austrian invasion of Servia proceeds with Belgrade in Austrian hands, battles ongoing thirty miles south of Belgrade. European mobilizations accelerate as Britain France and Germany shift toward precaution.
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