Real plotter was detective in bomb case, two Italians indicted
Detectives say the accused, Aarne and Carmine Carbone, were arraigned after a Tuesday arrest for alleged bomb plotting at Patrick's Cathedral. They faced charges, with bail set at 25,000 each, as both men claimed a frame-up. Witness statements and police tactics dominated the day, with officials debating Pulignano's right to testify and the observer’s role in the investigation.
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Carmine Carbone
Patrick's Cathestral
Teas
Yres
Abarna
Catheuc
Freon Detective
Tod
Geana
Puligmans
Menitken
Commignioner Woods
Cooper Union
Molignane
Puiceman
Hignano
Ivo
Cme
Peinovere
Polive
Perkins
Weloe
War mood in London as city steadies for conflict
Special Correspondent describes London at war two months after Britain’s involvement. Shops and theatres stay open while fear grows, young men vanish from streets, and uniformed officers, taking last chances with fiancées, reflect a nation girding for hardship.
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Tlast
America
Paris
Brussels
Kitchener
ATR
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Haley
England
Death House Letters Stir Debate On Capital Punishment
A collection of letters read by Sing Sing warden Thomas Mott Osborne from condemned inmates on the eve of execution argues against capital punishment and supports the Dunnigan-Ryan bill. The letters urge readers to reflect on the moral burden of the death penalty and its impact on families and society.
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Guimen
McAneny
Albany
March
S.A
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Vincenzo Cameranelli
Oncar Vogt
Sing Sing
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Senate
Assembly
Dunnigan-Ryan
Commonwealth
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Ebeetrie
Julies Real
Mr. Osborne
Vane Rare
Sing
Thie Commonwealth
Mirke
Eplers
Aiiniy
Police Head Defends Pulignano Silence
Police Commissioner ARTRER ODS says the police chief acted as an observer and reported what he saw and heard in the Pulignano case. Daily reports confirm no improper conduct and stress the need for court scrutiny by judge and jury.
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Ignano
Freon Hin Aw
Ods
Trane Cineatte and Tumano Shot Dead in Brooklyn Street
Gunfire at 26 Paton Street Brooklyn claims two men. Cineatte Cineatte mailer Bueien Caruso in 12 died at the scene nine bullets struck him near the corner. Tumano, a grocer at 60 Union Street, died opposite his home. Patrolman Flanagan found the victims as residents cried and police began inquiries. No arrests reported. motives and ties to each other remain unclear.
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Trane Cummy Cineatte
Bueien Caruso
Paton Street
Brooklyn
Cineatte
Tumano
Union Street
Joseph Flanagan
Suffolk
Columbia Hreets
Amity Street
Anil
King Felicitates British Admiral Jellicoe
King George I sends a message from London praising Admiral Sir John Jellicoe. He commends the navy’s high efficiency and spirit, stating he has no doubt the fleet will uphold its great traditions. The note reflects wartime morale among all classes.
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London
King George
John Jellicoe
Wilson cuts canal trip to Panama opening amid funding row
Washington reports that Congress refused Secretary Garrison's appropriation to fund a high profile visit by Wilson and other dignitaries to the Panama Canal opening in July. Plans for dinners medals and printed invitations were dropped as a result. The president may alter plans while the Navy has funds to send the fleet, and limited exercises are expected.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Secretary of War
Navy Department
Root’s Last Senate Speech A Rebuke To Naval Bill
Senator Root delivered what may be his final Senate remarks on the Naval bill, denouncing the conference report for eliminating the elimination system and leaving a cadre of unfit officers. He warned the legislature failed to do its duty, criticizing the shipping program and the mismanaged materiels aspects of the bill.
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Washingtonon
Naval “Plucking Board
Senator Root
United States
Ana
Young Philadelphia girl near death after poison attempt
Dorothy Farr, an 12 year old girl who cared for her younger siblings, attempted suicide by swallowing poison after becoming overwhelmed with duties at home and school. She remained hospitalized at St Joseph's Hospital in critical condition, while doctors assess her recovery prospects.
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Philadelphia
St Joseph's Hospital
Dorothy Farr
Seal Toring
Ralph
Sinter Marie
Greeks Push for Role in Allied Spoils After Gallant Dardanelles News
Greek public opinion leans toward joining the Allies after the Dardanelles bombardment. The government urges action to gain recognition of historic Greek rights, while public sentiment and cautious cabinet views mingle amid reports of imminent movements by external powers.
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Puble
Dardanelles
Toni Htectin
Romania Algaria
Greece
Hestia
Kireecere
Christian Science Bill Fails in Albany Assembly Vote
The Thorn bill permitting Christian Scientists to pries Lealing in this state was defeated today in the Assembly by a 69 to 0 veto. Majority Leader Harold J. Hinman led the committee planks as party lines held firm in the vote.
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Albany
Ship bill dies with 63D Congress in historic standoff
Washington dispatch recalls the demise of the ship purchase bill as the 63rd Congress ends. Democrats face a split amid Wilson’s New Freedom era while Republicans resist, signaling shifts in Senate rules and looming deficits. The session highlights large appropriations despite a worsening treasury, and a controversial push toward tariff and regulatory reforms.
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MD Congress
New Freedom
Wilson
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House
Vletehe
Sen
Weeks
Fletcher
Sid
Democrate Party
Id Congress
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Alvo
Allen
Senate Struggle and Stress Marks a Record Year
The Senate has been a battleground amid clashes between the President and Democrats and a minority Republican faction. The piece notes the administration’s push for programs, rising dissension over patronage and ship purchase, and the overall friction shaping two years of political contests.
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Demos
Goluma
Woman Faces Manslaughter Trial Calmly as Farmers Are Jurors
Bridgeport reports Helen M Angle on trial for the death of Wieldom Rollow on June 2 1914. She enters court with a confident smile after a tense summer, while her father Leonard Blondell sits beside her. The day shows her steadiness under autopsy details, with reporters present and a local courtroom setup allowing familiar comforts during bail.
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Helen M. Angle
Bridgeport
Waldo R. Ballou
Leonard Blondell
Angle
Emma Bugbee
Cone
Stamford
Wieldom Rollow
Connecticut
Wood Denounces Greer Propaganda in Strong Telegram
General Leonard Wood condemns Bishop Greer's claim that propaganda came from the American Legion headquarters. Wood says he verified authority and Greer failed to confirm, demanding a correction. Greer refused comment, stating he wrote Woods letter to state his position. the matter unfolds amid Legion activities at the Maritime Building.
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Relary Garrison
Gener. Leonard) Wood
Department of the
Bnst
David HI. Greer
American Legion
Wood
Greer
Dse
Con Trent
Maritime
U S Senate backs expanded power to block neutral ship traffic
The Senate adopted a substitute for a House joint resolution authorizing the President to direct customs to withhold clearance from vessels believed to carry fuel arms or supplies to belligerent ships. Owners or masters face fines up to 10 000 imprisonment up to two years or both, and ships may be forfeited. The measure extends presidential authority to enforce neutrality in wartime.
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Uani
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House
United States
House of Representatives
United States of America
Law of Nations
Allies Pierce Dardanelles Two Miles More
Allied forces pounded Dardanelles forts and shelling extended two miles into the strait. British ships bombard Turkish positions, with reports of mine threats and Greek Royal Council convened as operations continue.
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