Wy diplomat nominees surprise Washington circle
President announces many diplomatic posts abroad with McCombs Gerard Penfield Stovall McAlpin Willard Page Birch and others likely named. The leak prompts quick response from Senate and capitol officials as secrecy was questioned and a rapid briefing follows.
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Judge Noyes Resigns Over Small Salary
Morning news reports Judge Noyes resigns from the bench citing a $7,000 annual salary as too small. The item references Vermont, New York, and water-related issues, with a broader national political and local governance backdrop.
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Bryan Bouquet Her Last Secretary Cousin Dies in Garden
Mrs Emile E Nelieon of Mount Ver NON, cousin of Secretary of State William J Bryan, collapsed while picking posies to decorate his desk. She was a well known Baptist church worker, about forty, and a daughter of the Tate Dan Aryan. The New York Herald notes her death.
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Auto Test Costs Fingers in Corona Doctor Injury
Dr William Campanh of Corona Avenue fur Corona Querns Horough sustained hand injuries while oiling a running engine in a garage behind his frame. The accident occurred yesterday during routine maintenance at his residence, prompting medical attention for a damaged finger and hand.
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House to Be Gold Plated by James H Flood Plan
James H Flood plans a costly cornice for a San Francisco home to be gilt and set off the structure with a decorative gold finish. The project, described as prestigious, aims to elevate the house as a symbol of wealth and refined taste in the city.
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Eggs High at Egg Harbor
Thirty eight will cost father and son two fines totaling seventy six dollars as the incident near Little Few bay is described. Warden Witliam Luder of this city responds to calls about disturbances along the shore. A sparing at the island reveals a herker and a sum of forty eh sais.
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George B Cox Freed in Cincinnati Bank Case Indicts Directors
The case moves after an indictment charging George B Cox and others with misapplication of funds at a bank. Judge Caldwell ruled no loss shown to the bank despite a $800 note loaned by directors to support securities of Ford a Johneinthale Company. Jury verdict and attempts for early hearing follow as defense seeks to challenge the misapplication claim.
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Judge Ruling Sparked Prison Sentence in Disorderly Conduct Case
In Seber to the Tyme T Tateran New Jersey on June 5 Hannah Liverman seventeen was sentenced to prison after a disorderly conduct verdict at the Court of Quarter Sessions. The jury found her guilty as charged and she received a three year term. The trial also noted sympathy for Price Benen and referenced protests and labor leader Samuel Gompers ill in Washington.
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Statesmen Beat Newspaper Men in National Press Club Spelling Bee
In Washington a contest billed as a duel between news paper men and statesmen ended with Senator Poindexter spelling hydrocephalos and Representative Willis winning after fifteen Washington correspondents seven Senators and House members were spelled down. President White, Secretary Misan and Agriculture Secretary Houston participated as judges and pronouncers in a merriment filled evening.
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Widows Will Dives Large Estate Among Relatives and Institutions
Mrs Mary Pell leaves most of her estate to distant relatives and three cousins with substantial legacies for twenty-one servants. Principal beneficiaries include The Reformed Church in Amelia Burgere College and Columbia University. Executors and details cover residuary shares, museum funds, and specific bequests to religious and charitable bodies, with arrangements for care of survivors and ongoing endowments.
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Woman Aviator Killed in Paris Flight Crash
A French aviator Augusta Bernard and passenger Rose Ambel died when their plane crashed during an unusual flight. The machine plunged to the earth at low altitude after Loss of control, killing both on impact. The incident marked another aviation fatality in the era following Harriet Quimby’s death near Boston in 1912.
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Patriotism Triggers Boilermakers Strike Over Foreman Insult
About 150 Fletcher boiler shop workers at Dinbokert refused to work under foreman Wir after claim he insulted the American flag. The men quit when told they must bow to the foreman they despised, saying the issue started after a former employee left for Canada and made anti American remarks. The worker, who later returned to Hoboken, was reinstated.
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Naked Truth Memorial Design Saga In Tribune Prize Tale
A tangled account recounts a prize for a Tribune Naked Truth design tied to a memorial sculpture. Names like Professor Wilhelm Wanderschneider and a Berlin linked couple appear amid funding disputes and committee refusals over the ten thousand dollar fund and the monument’s final form.
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Court decision tightens hold on divorcing couple
Report covers Mrs Halstead and her husband in a New York case where Judge Tompkins and Justice Sedney AL Rye rule against the appeal. The decision keeps them legally bound, described as being “tied tighter together by the court decision” than any minister could have done. The Halsteads remain married, with no further appeal planned.
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Cheese Value in Basement Blast Destroys Storefront
A basement explosion at 265 Washington Street near the Rust District damaged Garlick & Wholesale merchants and Italian products. The blast, shortly before 9 PM, caused about 10 dollars in damage and blew a twelve pound Edam from the basement to the street, while Greenwich Street station’s Carrolley Alchman narrowly escaped injury.
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Honeymoon in the desert ends with Egypt camping trip
Charles A. Tos, New York manager for a local firm, and his wife Charlotte Mc Ginn married last February and sailed for the Mediterranean. They returned aboard the Canopir of the White Star Line, after touring Cairo and the Egyptian interior with a guard for protection. A notable honeymoon adventure involved camping out in the desert sands before continuing their voyage.
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Paterson Strike Probe Sought by National Group
Petition sent to President Wilson and Congress requests a federal inquiry into Paterson textile strikers conditions and the West Virginia dispute. Frederick Mowe and a group of New York reformers advocate action, while Senator Martine questions federal help and cites civil remedies in New Jersey.
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Whitman Opens Mayor Run Amid Nomination Talk
District Attorney Whitman declared his candidacy for mayor with support from Citizens' Democracy as organizers begin gathering four thousand signatures. Republicans and fusionists weigh odds, while Whitman's backers push a strategy of independent and Republican cross endorsements to widen his appeal.
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