Long Time In The Making Emergency Could Not Be Met
Admiral Dewey warns in Newport Navy Day program that America must build a strong navy to secure peace. Captain Sims argues the fleet is unprepared for war, with insufficient ships, personnel, and ammunition. He notes torpedo production is limited and a flotilla could be crippled after a single shot, risking war. Dewey calls inadequacy an invitation to war and urges a navy capable of defeating any probable foe.
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Dewey
the Tribune
Newport
R. E
George Dewey
Newport Navy Day
America
William 8. Sims
Atlantic Torpedo Flotilla
Sima
Cps
Sims
Navy
Navy Department
England
Lawyer Thrown From Horse in Jerome Avenue Accident
Alvin I. MacNab an attorney of No 111 West 6th Street was seriously injured when his chestnut pony threw him against a telegraph pole along Jerome Avenue near Woodland Avenue after leaving the Concourse Riding Academy. He was taken to Ford Barn Hospital with concussion and possible skull fracture.
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Alvin I. MacNab
Jerome Avenue
Woodland Avenue
West 6Th Street
Ford Barn
Mr. MacNab
Concourse
Willard Sees ICC Inquiry as Railroads’ Chance to Gain
Daniel Willard of Baltimore and Ohio and chair of the railroad presidents committee welcomed the Interstate Commerce Commission’s plan for an independent inquiry into freight rates. He said the inquiry will let railroads and the public be heard on whether current class rates yield fair returns and how any needed revenue increases could be obtained, noting railroads could not expect more at this time.
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Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Mailroad
Raiload
Willard
Mr. Willard
New Tariff Wins Trade Arrives in America
Sir William Robertson, vice chairman of the Andrew Carnegie Trust, arrives from Glasgow aboard the Anchor line to discuss expanding linen imports under forthcoming tariff reductions. He expects lower duties will boost U S and British linen trades, benefiting workers and consumers on both sides of the Atlantic. He stays at Hotel Belmont before continuing to Winnipes, Manitoba.
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William Robertson
Andrew Carnegie Trust
Great Britain and Ireland
Glasgow
Toametonia
Congress
British Isles
William
Seaple
Atlantic
America
Sir William
Belmont
Winnipes
Manitoba
Fossil Camel Found in Alaska Supports Ancient Link
Washington reports the Smithsonian announces fossil camel bones found in Alaska within the Arctic Circle. Experts say the find supports a recent Asiatic Alaskan land bridge used for mammal migration from Asia to America, near the Old Crow region in Yukon Territory.
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Washington
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Smithsonian Institution
America
Copley Amory, Jr
Old Crow River
Yukon Territory
Canada
TWO ESCAPE AT SING SING FROM WARDEN'S HOUSE
Prisoners Forbes and Clifford escaped from the warden Frank L Kennedy's house at Sing Sing. Guards furious searched the area as police in neighboring towns were notified. Forbes, 28, 5 ft 9 in, 150 lb, jailed for murder in Westchester. Clifford, 6 ft 1 in, brown hair blue eyes, jailed two and a half years in Richmond County. Michael Darby, keeper, discovered the escape at 1:30.
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Bing Sing
Ossining
William Forbes
Maurice Clifford
Forbes
Westchester County
Richmond County
Frank L. Kennedy
Sulzer
Michael Darby
Kennedy
Artists vie for New York city emblem prize design
Valoramenero vener ana anas liberty compete in a Merchants' Association contest for an emblem or seal of New York City. The deadline is July 4 with prizes of 150 and 50 dollars. Submissions must be black and white twelve inch square sketches featuring New York with Liberty or Civic Fame and must include New York in bold relief. Send to secretary A. C. Mead at 243 Broadway.
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Valoramenero Vener
Ana Anas Liberty
Merchants’ Association
New York
Statue of Liberty
Knickerbocker
C. Mead
Broadway
Drowning Mystery in Canal Leaves Greenwood Man Missing
A. J. Jensen of Greenwood Avenue Richmond Hill believed drowned yesterday while bathing in the canal at Ramblersville. The canal on the Jamaica Bay trestle is about forty feet deep. Jensen was last seen in the canal. his clothing was found where he changed into his bathing suit as friends conducted a search.
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A. J. Jensen
Greenwood Avenue
Richmond Hill
Ramblersville
Jamaica Bay
Jensen
Japan's Trade Crowned by U S Lead in 1912
Washington reports Japan's 1912 foreign commerce set records with the United States as its top customer and main exporter. Consul General Sammons notes U S consumption of roughly one third of Nippon's world sales, aided by China openings and Panama Canal. Increased imports from the U S totaled over 22 million dollars, led by hemp and sugar gains, while raw cotton exports to the U S rise sharply.
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Tribone Bureau
Washington
Japan
United States
Thomas Sammons
Yokohama
Department of State
Sammons
Nippon
China
Panama Canal
Mawul
Philippines
Samno
Faye Mr. Sammons
Taiwan
Formosa
Chosen
Korea
Far East
Thanton
Dunan PF
Manchuria
Jinan
America
Hawaii
Hate
Jevcane
State Interprets Actual Necessary Expenses For Commissioners
Albany attorney general Carmody defines actual necessary expenses as hotel bills and travel costs for state commissioners serving without compensation. He notes such items cover lodging and transport but not pay for time lost. Earlier opinions also held the state not liable for a parole agent’s board and clothing for a ward who decamped.
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Albany
Sotorneyneral Carmody
Ferdinand Morton
New York City
Morton
Carmody
FALLS OFF PALISADES INJURES BROOKLYN MAN NEAR YONKERS
John Moscenm of Brooklyn was seriously hurt when he fell forty to fifty feet down the Palisades near Yonkers while descending toward a steamboat excursion group. He sustained a broken nose suspected internal injuries and extensive bruising, but survived with hospital treatment and is expected to recover.
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John Moscenm
Su. W. Sergen
Brooklyn
Malisades
Yonkers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Moncella
Myera’ Grove
Jersey Shore
Palisades
Moreela
Dame Fashions Nomenclature In Odd Poetic Satire
A playful verse catalogs eccentric fashion whims of Chloris Phryne and Hubby noting hats, garments, and accessories with flippant critique. It contrasts fanciful styles with practical advice to abandon flashy trends and embrace simple, sensible attire.
Postponement urged in timber land case hearings
Washington officials consider delaying Diggs Caminetti cases to allow U S Attorney Devlin to attend the July 1 hearing before Secretary Lane on timber land selections in the Northern California forest reserve. District Attorney McNab reportedly agrees to delay, seeking Washington direction to preserve public trust and avoid face-saving repercussions.
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San Francisco
Washington
United States
California
Wiesta
Lane
Devlin
Toome
Diggs
Aminetti
Secretary of the Interior
Hyde-Henwon
Devin
McNab
Currency Bill Gladdens Bryan Rally in Senate Fight
The article traces Secretary Bryan's unexpected push to rally Democrats and appeal to Republicans for currency reform. It discusses Underwood's stance and the political calculus around the Wilson Glass bill, noting Bryan’s aim to center public opinion and the plan's relation to past party platforms on national bank notes and federal currency authority.
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Senate
Beretary Bryan
Bryan
Underwood
House
Congress
Tribune Dispatches
Democrat
Republican Party
Federal Refer Board
Bankers on fed board remote hearings forecast currency fate
A fragment notes three bankers on the federal reserve board and expected congressional hearings from home in coming days that may forecast the administration currency policy with some accuracy.
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Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Canadian Steel Corporation and Canada Transportation Lines formed
Ottawa announces two major incorporations under the Secretary of State. The Canadian Steel Corporation Limited, capital 20,000,000, head office at Ojibway, Ont, becomes a subsidiary of United States Steel Corporation. Canada Transportation Lines Limited, capital 25,000,000, head offices at Montreal, will engage in general transport including towing wrecking salvage, ship lines and drydocks, with English capital backing and plans for Great Lakes and St Lawrence shipping.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadianteel Corporation, Limited
Ojibway
Canada ‘Transportation Lines, Limited
Montreal
Canadian Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Canada Transportation Company
Iater
Pers
Great Lakes
St Lawrence
Silent on Arson Charge: Pratt Admits Fire in Harlem Tenement
A young machinist named Pratt pleaded guilty to arson before Magistrate Butta in Harlem Police Court and was held without bail. Fire marshals and two witnesses, Frederick Willis and James Tobin, testified Pratt ran from and returned to the basement amid smoke, admitting he started the basement blaze with no stated motive.
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Waemely Pratt
Butta
Harlem
Utal
No. Vail
Third Avenue
Prial
Pratt
Frederick Willis
James Tobin
Willis
Platt
AMONE
Will
Denial of Pledge to Postpone Diggs Caminett Case
San Franciscans report U S Attorney McNab denied agreeing with RR Devlin to delay the Diggs Caminett case. He said no such proposition was considered and that the Diggs Caminett cases would proceed without delay. He also noted his resignation would be promptly accepted.
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San Francmen
United States
McNab
RR. T. Devlin
Diggs-Caminett
Washington
Devlin
Sith
Caminett
Leaders See Clear Course For Take Senate Tariff Fight
Democratic leaders expect a swift caucus vote to back the tariff measure with sugar and cattle items in dispute. Simons, chair of Finances, aims for passage this week and Senate action next week. The lobbying probe and currency restoration pressure have quieted tariff advocates, leaving the bill on a smoother track despite lingering opposition.
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Erinine Sureay
Senate
Aissare
Barnley
Irkeeme
Hart
White House
Hours of Representatives
Lee
New York State Commission for the Blind Named
Governor Sul tan announced the New York State Commission for the Blind under a year of legislative enactment. The appointees include Dr. Joel H. Finley, Mie Luelle Gale thwaite, Herbert L. Satterlie, ex-Senator George B. Bird, and Miss Gertrude Bingham. The panel will investigate blindness causes and improve education, training, and employment services for blind people.
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Awany
Suitan
New York State Commission For the Blind
Orror
Joel H. Finley
College of the City of New York
Mie Luelle A. Galethwaite
New York Public Lebra
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Wishin Sash
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Les
Dame Fashion
Chloris
Sasha
Phryne
Hubby
Neral
Bill Gladdens
Pryan
Steel Trust IN
Young Man
NEW York Tribune
Nassau St
Mail the Tribune
Uptown
D&s
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