Torso Case Still Remains Mystery Near Mohawk River
Schenectady authorities pursue clues in the Sarah Meader disappearance after a mutilated torso found in the Mohawk River near Shear's Quarry. Salesman William Cantrow and a disheveled stranger seen May 30 factor into police inquiries as divers search for missing head to identify the victim.
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Kohenectady
N. T
Ehenectady
Sarah Meader
Quaker Springs
Saratoga County
Mohawk River
Schenectady
Schencetary
Mr. McDowell
Albany
William Cantrow
Cantrow
Tiwan
Mine Meader
Glens Falls
Burlington
Foley
Girl Scout Doris Lippman Wins National Red Cross Prize
Washington dispatch reports Doris Lippman of Savannah Georgia a Girl Scout captain has won eighty dollars for heroic conduct in saving a life. The award comes from the National Red Cross through the Girl Scouts national headquarters in Washington.
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Minune Bureau
Washington
Doris Lippman
Girl
Savannah
National Red Cross
Girl Scouts
Mins Lippman
Hunt for concrete trap rock to weight torso fails
Schenectady detectives plan a canvass of local stores tomorrow to locate the concrete trap rock similar to that used to weight down the bundle containing the torso. Investigators examine whether the skirt lace tied to the olfcloth wrapping the torso was purchased locally.
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Schenectady
House Eulogizes Big Tim Sullivan Ahead of Session
The House honored the memory of Big Tim Sullivan of New York, who never took his seat in the 6th Congress due to illness. A special session featured eulogies from New York representatives and tributes from other states. Galleries overflowed with New Yorkers and downtown Tammany figures paying homage to the famed East Side figure.
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The
Tribune Auresa
Washington
Tim” Sullivan
House
New York
East Lie
Sullivan
Pig Tim
Lfe
Big Tim
Tammany Club
Timothy. Sullivan Association
Tammany Democracy
Riordan
Kinkead and Hamill
New Jersey
Kahn
California
McAndrews
Sinois
Barchfield
Pennsylvania
Suffragists Seek Liquor Aid in National Debate
A Dent Telegraph report claims suffragists publicly seek political help from liquor interests while promising not to oppose the industry. Miss Lucy J. Price quotes leaders from the Woman's Equal Franchise Society defend vote rights, noting examples from Utah, Colorado and San Francisco and citing a June 9 White House deputation seeking President's aid for the Bristow-Mondell amendment.
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the Tribune
Ishington
Lucy J. Price
National Association
Miss Price
Ronnifield
5. A. Lamb
Woman's Equal Franchise Society
Winnemucca
New
Order of Things
Sare Port
Utah
Colorado
San Francisco
Broadway City Line sale offers free title policies
On June 23 1914 every purchaser at the Broadway City Line property sale is to receive a free policy guaranteeing title. The policies are paid by the sellers who chose our company as the issuer, citing its status as the largest and strongest title company. The policy is intended to boost appeal and ensure sale success.
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Broadway City Line
Delegates From States to Attend Women Club Meeting in Chicago
Delegates from several states will gather in Chicago at a federation event led by Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley to discuss matters with the Federation of Women's Clubs of the United States. Notables include Mrs. Jen ness Miller and Mrs. William Kent. A mass meeting precedes a White House trip and a garden party hosted by Representative and Mrs. William Kent.
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Federation of Women's Clubs of
United States
Chicago
Harvey W. Wiley
Wome Clubs
Jenness Miller
W. F. Hancock
Woman's National Democratic League
William Kent
Representative Kent
California
Ninn K E. Allender
Art Clu
Gilson Gardner
Drama League
District of Columbia
George A. Armes
Mary Powell
Mary Howard
F. Armstrong
Rose M. French
Edward Clark
Twentieth Century Club
Thomas W. Sidwell
J. C. Kelton
Eugene Stevens
Brooke Bright
Tamalpais Woman's Club
Kent Field
Kents
Congressional Union
Progressives back Hinman as Governor candidate plan
A Ty Telegraph dispatch from Binghamton reports Progressive leaders aim to run Harvey D. Hinman for governor with Roosevelt sanction. Hinman would appear as an Independent Republican on a Progressive line, hoping to unite independent and Democratic votes in Broome Tioga Chenango Cortland counties. Mosher, Broome County Bull Moose chief, is a Hinman ally.
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Tribune
Binghamton, N
Roosevelt
Harvey D. Hinman
Broome
Tammany Organization
Hinman
Tioga
Chenango
Cortland
Whitman
Burr W. Mosher
Broome County
Canadian prelate brings Pope's praise at St. Jean Baptiste
Cardinal Begin arrived from Rome with Monsignor Lyons and two priests. He spoke at a reception of the Holy Name Society after two masses, delivering a thirty minute message from the Pope praising the Catholic Church's progress in America.
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Cardinal Hegin
Quebec
St. Jean Baptiste
76Th St
Lexington Av
Cardinal Begin
Rome
Monsignor Lyons
Wilmington
Del
J. Harmly
L. Lindsay
Church of St. Jean Baptiste
Bingtish
Holy Name ‘Society of the
Homan Catholic Church
America
John J. Donohue
Joseph Hogue
Police Killing Stirs City in Philadelphia
Philadelphia dispatch reports officer Christina Tallner shot and killed Samuel Styron during an early morning attempt to capture two holdup men at New Market and Brownets. Styron, returning home, was struck by a bullet from Tallner's revolver. Tallner held without bail pending further investigation amid protests over police shooting methods.
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Joy
Reiniorne
Philadelphia
New Market
Brownets
Christina Tallner
Samuel Styron
Styron
Tullner
Tuliner
Second Ave Elite Fruit Stand Faces Civic Backlash
Tony Laruso’s green fruit stand at 901 East 18th Street drew complaints from residents including Tammany-aligned officials and neighbors in the Thackeray house area. Officials revoked the license after Laruso agreed to move, ending the stand’s run as neighbors resume watching from Stuyvesant Hall and nearby homes.
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Tony Laruso
Eighteenth St
Tony
East 18Th St
James A. Foley
Tammany
East Tehet
Michael F. Blake
Municipal Court
Charles FP. Murphy
East 17Th St
Thackeray
J. Pierpont Morkan
Stuyvesant
Rosenthal
Loroush Papemeeniae
Police Department
Board of Health
Laruse
Laruso
Thackeray House
Stuyvesant Hall
Veteran is ousted at Soldiers' Home in New Jersey
Edward Knox, a 27 battle Civil War veteran, claims Governor Fielder promised an investigation after being dropped from the Soldiers' Home in Kearny by order of the board of managers. He says ward corporal duties were stripped after a dispute with Acting Commandant Richard Drever over favors and insubordination. Knox appeals to the Supreme Court for a writ and to the governor for action, alleging denial of counsel and witnesses.
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Kearny
N. J
Board of Managers
Richard Drever
Edward Knox
Fielder
E. Bird Grubb
Knox
Grubb
Drever
Supreme Court
the Tribune
Will Aid Hospital Fund Campaign Progress
Summit New Jersey workers announced a drive to raise 125000 for Overlook Hospital to become public. If 100000 is reached by Tuesday night residents pledge to cover the remaining 25000. About 75000 has been pledged so far as the nine day effort aims to hit 101000 by Tuesday.
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Summit
N. J
Paf~chase
Overlook Hospital
Warning 10 Vaccinators And Appeal To The Board Of Aldermen
The Anti Vaccination League urges the Board of Aldermen to curb compulsory vaccination of children in New York City. It accuses health authorities and doctors of coercion, cites financial motives behind vaccination campaigns, and calls for an ordinance ensuring informed consent plus penalties for forced vaccination. The letter names Dr Goldwater, Dr Simon Baruch, and CHAS M Higgins.
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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
Man Baruch
New York o.Tin Board
Si Nonsense
Evi
App
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