Mystery Torso Case Haunts Port City Inquest
Police continue to probe a missing young woman linked to a shopper’s friend, with sightings in Albany and Schenectady. Investigators seek a shirt, lace, or cloth from the victim and a concrete block used to weigh remains. Detectives plan movements to uncover the head and torso details while tracing Cantrow and others connected to the disappearance.
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Quaker Springs
Wridey
Ajieteonn
Meader
Hplt
Thurmme SteDowik
Bobepetady
McfMiwell
Albany
Witten Cantrew
Ealesmac
Cantrew
Mine Meader
White
Cantrow
Ginter
Glenm Falls
Mise Meader
Schenectady
Burlington
Tee
Joseph Foley
Molawk
Sheers
Nolle
Faley
Busik
Fiat Worman
Girl Scout Wins National Heroic Duet Prize in Savannah
Doria Linpedan, captain of Savannah Girl Scouts, receives a national award for a heroic duet. The announcement from Woabvneuton headquarters names Lippe mare as a prize recipient for saving Burm in a notable incident.
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Joni Appa Yening
Doria Linpedan
Savannah
Woabvneuton
Theirl Sree
Eulogy Held For Tim Life In New York gathering
A New York memorial service honored the life of a figure known as Big Tim. Representatives from Tammany Democrats and various states attended as speeches praised his character and public service.
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Florenc Wankingtor
New
Bubilt van
Gallerise
Tammany Chan
Timothy J. Sullivan Association
Tammany Democrac
New York
Mercau
Pitzgerald
Conroy Feoldtoxte
Gouldien
Ter Eyck
Gittins
New Jerveys Kahn
California
Andrewe
Withess
Ane Barchdelil
Pennsylvania
Suffragists Seek Liquor Aid in Effort for Votes
A Telegraph report states suffragists have officially asked for political aid to secure the right to vote. The statement cites statements from suffrage advocates and anti suffrage figures, notes support from some businessmen, and mentions planned White House petitions as June events unfold. The piece references Utah Colorado and California voting history and notes a June appeal to the President regarding the Bristow Mondell amendment.
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the Tribune
Washington
Minn Lacy J. Price
Mise Price
Olin
Lamb
Myyal Prancnise
Winnemuern
Nev
Nitanicona
Heontine
Utah
Colorado
San Pranceco
Wwree
White House
Broadway City Line sale tile policy promotes buyers
At the Broadway City Line property sale in 1914 every purchaser will receive a free title policy. The sellers have chosen our company to guarantee the title, paid for by sellers, to make the property attractive and ensure sale success.
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Broadway City Line
Delegates Set for Federation Women’s Clubs Trip to Washington
Delegates from several states including Mrs Harvey Wosley and Mrs William Kent will attend a Federation of Women’s Clubs event in Chicago and travel to the White House for a garden party hosted by Representative and Mrs William Kent. Mrs Kent, active in Chicago reforms, now leads the Tempe Union group in California and sits on the Congressional Union executive committee.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Chicago
Owly Limited
Ber Mra
Harvey Wo Wsley
Phetriet Federation of Women's Clube
Te Stee
Jets Jen
Teeremintativs
Kent
California
William Kent
Progressives Plan to Run H. D. Hinman for Governor
Progressives seek to nominate H. D. Hinman with Roosevelt sanction though unaffiliated locally. Hinman would run as an independent Republican with Progressive support, aiming to unite cross party votes in Broome Tioga Chenango Cortland and adjacent counties and attract Independent Democrats.
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Tethune Y
Hinman
Tioga
Broome
Chenango
Cortlupil
Whitman
Burr W. Mosher
Bull Moone
Broome County
Canadian Prelate Delivers Pope's Praise in New York
Cardinal Begin returned from Rome with Monsignor Lyons and others to Quebec. In St. Jean Baptiste Church he spoke for thirty minutes, half in English and half in French, conveying the Pope's wishes to Americans. A Holy Name Society reception followed the sermon.
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Cardinal Hein
Quebec
St. Jean Hapdate
70Th St
Lexington Av
Cardinal Begin
Rome
Monsignor Lyons
Wilmington
Del
J. Harmly
L. Lindsay
Church of St. Jean Baptiste
Holy Name Society of the
Engliah
America
John J. Donohue
Joseph Hogue
Police Killing Stirs City in Philadelphia Shooting
In Philadelphia on June 21 Christina Tullner, attempting to capture two highwaymen at New Market and Brown, killed Samuel Styron when his bullet struck him as he headed home. Tullner was held without bail pending further investigation, and the event sparked protests over police methods.
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Ner
Tribune
Philadelphia
White
New Market
Brownets
Christina Tullner
Samuel Styron
Styron
Tullner
Second Ave Elite Fruit Stand Faced Ban Move
Tony Laruso ran a fruit stand on Second Avenue near East 18th Street drawing local ire from residents and officials including US Marshal Henket and Deputy Commissioner Rosenthal. A hearing was planned after complaints, yet Laruso left the neighborhood, and the civic friction faded as tenants returned to windows.
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Tony Lartigo
Tony
Tammany Benatir
Judy Michael F. Blulee
Anther
Bawtith St
Enata
Rosenthal
Larush
Thackeray House
Stusvesdnt Mall
Alt
Veteran ousted from Soldiers' Home at Kearby
Edward Knox, a veteran of twenty seven Civil War battles, was dropped from the Soldiers' Home rolls by order of the board of managers after charges by Acting Commandant Richard Drever. Knox claims Gov Fielder promised an investigation and justice. he appealed for relief to the Supreme Court and Governor, saying he was offered an honorable discharge if he stayed silent.
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Kearby
S. J
Richard Driver
Edward Knox
Jelder
Gergral B. Bird Grubb
Knox
Supreme Court
Fielder
the Tribune
WILL AID HOSPITAL FUND DRIVE PROGRESSES
Campaign workers report about 75,000 pledged toward a 125,000 goal to expand Overlook Hospital into a public institution. After nine days, volunteers expect to hit the target by Tuesday as residents pledge further contributions to cover the remaining amount.
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Will Aid
Bummit
Fure Chase
Overlook Hospital
Warning 10 Vaccinators And Appeal to the Board of Aldermen
Charles M. Higgins of the Anti Vaccination League of America appeals to the Board of Aldermen to halt compulsory vaccination efforts in New York City. He argues vaccinations infringe on free will, target children, and profit doctors and vaccine makers, citing health board rhetoric and court decisions. He urges citizens, parents, clergy, and workers to petition aldermen for an ordinance banning forced vaccination. June 22, 1914.
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Board of Aldermen
Health Board
Board of Health
Board of Estimate
Dr. Goldwater
New York City
Simon Baruch
Goldwater
Health Board Bulletin
May Sth
New York Health Board
Chas. M. Higgins
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Red Cross
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Big Tim
the Provident Loan Maxhatta
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25Th Street
Eldridge Street
Rivington Street
Seventh Ave
48Th
49Th Sts
Lexington Ave
124Th Street
Grand Street
Clinton
Lexington & 30
East
Houston St
Essex St
Antis
Nevada
Liberty Street
West 23d Street
Jile Guarantee and Trust C2
H. D. Hinman
Roosevelt
Begin
Pius
Church
Elite Bout Fruit Stand
Tammany
MR. Murphy
Laruso
Asthetic
Soldiers’ Home
Gov. Fielder
F. Wrigleys
Perazlzlp
W. H. Hankinson
Pspu Saibtlity
RLAA
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