Felt by friends to be untimely stirs Wilson with disloyalty
A chaotic, censored-phrase article fragment notes factions around Wilson and Bryan. It claims Bevan and Beaman officials voiced loyalty to the president while challenging opponents. A broader piece describes a New York anti arms publicity drive by the Organization of American Women for Strict Neutrality, with vague funding and German involvement theories.
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London Market Slumps After Bryan Break News
London stocks fall as American markets slip amid Bryan news. Investors fear political shifts favoring allied positions with Germany, wrapping a downbeat session. Mixed results and weak closes across sectors, with few pockets of strength.
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London
Bryan
British ship torpedoed in bold smuggling style tragedy
British collier Weed and ship Beagle were torpedoed by a German raider. Chief officer and two men are missing as wreckage and sinking details emerge from the June incident on the coast.
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Swaine
Germans Keep Close Tab on Visitors to Empire
A travel narrative describes a reader’s cautious journey through Germany on the eve of wartime, noting strict border checks, confiscations, and censorship. The author observes orderly stations, Red Cross aids, and wary locals, contrasting wartime Germany with prewar impressions while detailing personal discomfort as a foreign traveler.
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Empire
Allied Force Advances on Gallipoli Front
Report from Athens says Allied forces renewed attacks along the Gallipoli peninsula Friday. Bombardments and fierce fighting dominate the line near Seddul Bahr as fleets and aircraft probe Turkish defenses. Prisoners claim Constantinople expected reinforcements yesterday. Turkish War Office notes artillery clashes on the Dardanelles and a sinking transport.
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Austrian Women Beg To Be Soldiers
From Brixen in the Austrian Tyrol, many women have asked Vienna’s military authorities to allow them to enlist. Officials say such service is impossible.
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Leaders Here Say Bryan Made Grave Mistake
A national crisis unfolds as Democratic leaders attack William Jennings Bryan’s resignation from the Wilson cabinet as traitorous. Notables including Franklin Lane Abbott McCombs Osborn and others defend the President and warn against war by honoring law and neutral rights amid Germany tensions.
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Thirteen Fear Smallpox In Lexington Avenue Boarding House
Thirteen tenants in a Lexington Avenue boarding house fear smallpox as the Health Department confirms an advanced case imported from Tulsa by seven year old Wyate Dawson. The boy and family were taken to Kingston Avenue Hospital after a doctor’s visit, with thirteen of sixteen residents vaccinated and two absent at the time. The Lexington Avenue neighborhood is under twenty one inspection.
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Oklahoma
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Brooklyn
Wilson Promises Note to Britain
Washington June 9 Representative Webb from North Carolina urged President Wilson to promptly send a note to Britain. Webb and Southern Congress members argue cotton interests suffered under the embargo and Wilson promised early action on a note urging Britain to comply with the U S protest of March 30 against blockade operations on non contraband commerce through neutral countries.
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Banker’s Son Shot Dead in Hartford Lawn
Lowell G. Stedman, son of a Hartford banking firm partner, was found dead on the lawn at his father’s home with a revolver beside him. Family says accidental. medical examiner rules death by self action. He was married in New York on May 22 to Blanche Dorothy Cromwell, a nurse. In St. Paul, the University of Minnesota board of regents unanimously voted to enter a six year trial period for graduate medical work at Rochester, Minnesota, under the Mays Foundation, with potential $2,000,000 endowment if permanent.
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Blind girl wins $26000 in Manhattan Bridge case
Miss Helen McGee, who wrote with her left hand in Justice Kelly's Brooklyn court, received a verdict of $26,000 for injuries from an accident on the Manhattan Bridge Three Cent Line. She is blind, paralyzed on the right side and deaf in the right ear, and sued the company for damages.
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Naething Brothers Fail For 43000 In Liabilities
Naething Brothers, a long running restaurant in the financial district since 1870, assigned for creditors to Harry W. Mack. A bankruptcy petition was filed for the firm by Charles Herman Realty Co and M. Louise Naething over loans, rent totaling about 22 thousand dollars. The president M Louise Naething, claims against the firm for loans to Foster S Naething, its vice president, amounting to 6025. Liabilities about 43000, assets around 1500. The firm faced long term troubles including the 1912 suicide of Arthur R Naething amid business worries and earlier estate insolvency rumors.
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Busiess
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No German Hold on Steel Plants Report Denied
A Wall Street report claiming German interests sought to control U S arms makers like Bethlehem Steel Remington Arms Winchester Arms and Union Metallic Cartridge was denied by German Ambassador Count von Bernstorff and bankers noting no such negotiations. Bethlehem Steel head Charles M Schwab would not return to New York until next week with officials insisting no prospect of a transfer of control.
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Winchester Arms
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Charles M. Schwab
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