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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1915

Page

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Bomb Placed at Carnegie Mansion. Intercepted Before Detonation

A dynamite bundle found near Ninety-fifth Street and Fifth Avenue aimed at Andrew Carnegie’s home was prevented from exploding. George Malone, patrolling the grounds, grabbed and extinguished the fuse, saving the mansion as inspectors investigated the risky intruder plan.

Fifth Avenue Mansion Fewar Malone Chman Lomnds Malone Tertelinas Lowney East Hitty Eighth Street Hind Malone Fee Jenty Nacht Waterman William A Jin Aga Fifth Avenue 94St Street

Wilson nominates Robert Lansing as Bryan's successor

In Washington, President Wilson appointed Robert Lansing, long-time adviser on diplomatic questions, as secretary of state replacing Bryan. The move follows Lansing's central role during wartime diplomacy and his relation to John W. Foster, highlighting party dynamics and the swift decision as Wilson prepared to travel.

Bryan Burren Washington Wilson Robert Lanz Willye Beers Wete State Départment Cornish N. H Lasaing James G. Binine Harrison Wisine John W. Foster Stop Rtobert Lansing Str. Lanting

Jane Addams Ends Caperton Peace Tour and Haiti Marines

London reports Jane Addams returned from a peace tour meeting European foreign secretaries and Vatican officials. Washington says Admiral Caperton moves toward Cape Haitian with 600 bluejackets and 200 Marines aboard the Washington, ready to land to protect foreign interests as Haiti remains unsettled after Sam’s overthrow.

Jane Addams Caperton Haiti London The Daily News Europe Edward Gray Rome Deuce Lady Courtnes Vatican Terview Cardinal Gasarri Washington Navy Admiral Caperton Vera Crux Cape Haytien Haytien Navy Department Vera Cruz Gulf of Mexico Cape Huyten Sam Republic

Earthquake Devastates Imperial Valley Irrigation System

A massive 1906-leaning quake devastated Imperial Valley causing 1,000,000 damage to irrigation intakes near Yuma and Sharp's heading. Mexicali and Calexico suffered severe damage, with fires, collapsed walls, and martial law as residents fled to open areas.

Fl Centro Cal Sherp Imperial Valley Colorado River Yura Sharp's Anla Sharp Mexicali Alamitos FI Centro San Andrew California Calexico

Wilson Begins Short Vacation

Washington June Wilson leaves at midnight for a brief vacation at his Cornish New Jersey summer home. He will meet Colonel E M House in Roslyn Long Island for an international situation conference and spend the day with him. If weather permits he will golf at Piping Rock then travel to Trenton to attach his private car to the Federal. He aims to stay until July 4 but his return date is not set.

Washington Corn Cornish

Teutons Seize Lemberg and Push Russians Back

London dispatches report Lemberg fell as Austro German forces stormed the city after heavy fighting. Russian retreat eastward began Tuesday and continued under pressure from Teutonic pursuit. German and Austrian reports conflict on the rear guard and overall losses, with observers noting potential German redeployment to the west if the breakthrough holds.

London Lemberg Vienna Dniester Petrosgrad Galicia Poland Baltic Berlin Teutons Amsterdam Olkiew Miko- Ianow Vienna Landwehr Uzerna Works Janow Komah Mlynewks Lysa Gora Mikolalow Geemral von Hochm-Ermolli Lwow Brgouhovice Ssczerzec

Priest Slayer To Die By Rope In New Britain Murder

Hartford June 23 A jury found Bernard Montvid guilty of first degree murder for the slaying of Father Joseph Zebris and his housekeeper in New Britain February 8. Judge William Case immediately set a death by hanging at Wethersfield State Prison for August 6. Accomplice Peter Krakas was hanged in Wilmington, Delaware, last Friday for a separate murder.

Tribune Hartford Conn Bernard Montvid William Wetherefield State Prison Joseph Zebris New Britain Peter Krakas Wilmington Del Francia X. Vierney Polliceman

Steamer North Star Reported Disabled At Pier

A dispatch from New London says steamer North Star bound for Portland Maine and freight steamer Whitney from Boston to New York were disabled at Stratford Shoals in Long Island Sound opposite Bridgeport. Mohawk cutter reported both vessels seeking repairs. North Star signals loss of control while Whitney gear failure blocked steering.

Associated Press New London Cond North Star New York Portland James S. Whitney Boston Stratford Shoals Long Inland Sound Bridgport Conn Coast Guard Mohawk Carole Whitney the Tribune Pier 19 North Kive

British Cruiser Roxburgh Hit by Torpedo in North Sea

London, June 28. An Admiralty communique says the British cruiser Roxburgh was struck by a torpedo in the North Sea on Sunday. Damage was not serious and she proceeded under her own power. No casualties. Roxburgh is a 10,850 ton, 450 foot vessel built in 1904 with a speed of about 21 knots.

London Admiralty Roxburgh Ws North Sea Roxburgh

Britain orders labor to fill munitions shops

London reports David Lloyd George, Munitions Minister, warning seven days to recruit workers for munitions factories. The bill tightens control, blocks lockouts, and allows compulsory arbitration. A nationwide recruitment drive using 140 town halls begins, with no age limit and full-time service for enrollees. David Thomas led to the United States to speed up supplies.

Britain Lloyd George England

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