Dirigible Zepelin Wreck Ends German Flier Revival
A German naval airship the Zepelin class crashed in a North Sea gale near Heligoland during fleet maneuvers. Fifteen crew died including Captain Hanne, who refused rescue. seven were saved. The vessel, 22 tons displacement, 776000 cubic feet gas, 510 horsepower engines, had only been built last year. Continued on third page.
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Tribune
Berlin
Germany
Heligoland
Nea
Metzing
Marine Airship Division
Hanne
Baron von Maltzahin
Naval Commission
Dirigible
High Sea Fleet
North Sea
S. I
Salzbronn
Kaiser
Count Zeppelin
Salzbrunn
Dnger
Cobing
Maybach
Missing Ten Days Sparks Local Police Search
Local headlines report Sternemann in police hands as authorities pursue leads in the missing person case. Other items note a drowning incident, a railroad wreck, and community notes including a moving Sherman statue and a school superintendent confrontation.
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Sternemann
John D
Long Ieland
Gaynor
Roy
Sherman
Woman Dies When Car Plunges From Hill Ravine
Mrs Laura Thompson of North Caldwell N J died when the car she was driving failed to pass a farm wagon on a hill, crashed through a guard rail, and tumbled eight feet into a ravine. Her sister Mrs E Doyle was thrown out and lightly injured, and summoned help from the Pine Brook Hotel.
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Laura Thompson
North Caldwell
N. 1
Mrrs. Thompson
FE. Doyle
Pine 3Rook
Mountain Avenue
Thompson
Caldwell
New York City
Planes to Evade Dry Law in Maine Rum Trade
Maine liquor sellers plan to use air planes to bring liquor into the state, claiming cars and motor boats failed against sheriff vigilance. Rev. William I. Barry, Waterville, Maine Civic League superintendent, notes liquor smugglers grapple with enforcement as planes become their latest option.
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Kennebunk
Maine
Miss Lillian Russell Moore Arrives From Bremen
Miss Lillian Russell Moore and husband A P Moore arrived yesterday on the Katzer Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen. She recalls aiding Theodore J Shonts after a train incident in France and says she carried a first aid kit for emergencies learned while traveling with chorus girls.
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Tillian Russell
A. P. Moore
Bremen
Russell
Lillian Russell Moore
Bechenurg
Ursell
Theodore J. Shonts
France
Shon
Lim
Miss Russell
Crane Collapse Kills Two Men At Edgewater Plant
A crane chain failed at Midland Linseed Plant Edgewater causing a sixty foot drop. Michael A. Smith 26 of Brooklyn and Charles E. Norman 45 of Edgewater died. James McAllister 28 of New York City survived in critical condition. Rescue efforts by Officer Jack O'Brien and doctors failed to revive Norman. Smith’s body recovered. McAllister hospitalized.
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Midland Linseed ‘Nt Company
Edgewater
Michael A. Smith
Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn
Charles E. Nerman
James McAllister
East
New York
North Hudson Hospital
T Tk
Smith
McAllister
Norman
Jack O'Brien
Edgewater Police
Edgar Roberts
Hallstein
McAlister
Imperator to lie up for rebuild and oil boiler upgrade
Berlin reports the Hamburg American liner Imperator will be taken off service in October and rebuilt to allow oil firing. Boilers will be replaced, cabins reconfigured into smaller units, signaling a shift to smaller ocean passenger ships. The North German Lloyd Line plans vessels under 20,000 tons.
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Onde Wes
London
Berlin
Imperator Cfus
Eee Ter
Boyd Line
Lippencott Hurt By Fall In Trenton
Job Lippencott secretary of state and motor vehicles commissioner fractured his ankle this afternoon returning to his office from Kincheon. He stepped into a hole in the pavement, twisted his foot, and required X rays and a photograph of the injury.
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Soenia
Trenton
N. J
Job Lippencott
Kincheon
Tippenc
Indy
Big Tim Sullivan Missing After Labor Day Disappearance
A Chicago Tribune report describes Patrick H Sullivan and guards missing Big Tim Sullivan, a politically connected figure, last seen near his Eastchester Road Bronx estate after a late night card game. Relatives fear illness or suicide. investigators seek clues while editors note ongoing public interest and family assurances of his safety.
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Big Tim" Sullivan
Veterday
Tarry” Mulligan
Big Tim
Patrick H. Sullivan
East Chester Road
Rey Stulligan
Big Tins
Larry Mulligan
Broadway
Ote
Ellison
Pelham Bay Park
Eastchester Road
Bryan Sues for Damaged Diamond Ring Detention
Mrs Bryan and Secretary of State sue Jacksonville Chief of Police Roach for 100 damages over the detention of a diamond ring valued at 100 held by the police. The ring, owned by Mrs Bryan, was lost or stolen about a year ago and recovered from a hotel detainee. The case is set for October.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bryan
Roach
Immigrants Panic As Inspector Drowns In New York Bay
A government ferry deck collapse caused one immigration inspector to drown and three others to survive after being swept from the lower deck. Captain MacLellan and two tugboats helped recover survivors. Eyewitnesses and immigrants dispute numbers. Waldo’s body and local addresses for the rescuers are given.
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Ban
New York Bay
Lle Island
Charles Waldo
Immigration, Service
Albert Poster
Ernest Stotenberg
Thoms O'Neil
Howe
Hudson Street
Meclellan
Besfore
Waldo
Foster
Stotesberg
O'Neil
Hogera Avenue
Brooklyn
Border Service
Albert Foster
Sherman Avenue
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Thomas O'Neil
East Sun Street
No Wales Avenue
Bronx
Immigration Department
Daniel €. McClntchey
Stanley Hoisting Company
No. #20
West 25Th Street
Michael Gunn
Ellis Island
Ellis Island Save Way
New York Man Dies by Self Inflicted Shot Aboard Massachusetts
A man giving the name E. F. Toble of New York shot himself aboard the steamer Massachusetts during its trip to Boston. Found in his berth with a bullet wound, he died later at a hospital. Authorities believe he sought passage to Boston as his last vent.
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Boston
E. F. Toble
New York
Massachusetts
Toble
Rockefeller's Flats Draw Bachelors in New York
John D. Rockefeller opens a six story bachelor apartment at 19 West 58th Street near the University Club and Fifth Avenue. Agents William A White & Son report three new tenants James Meco Magte John Bancroft Jr and Henry Pary. Rents run about 1.00 a year per two-room suite with bath.
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John D. Rockefeller
Mth Street
Tte Oer
Wiliam A. White & Sona
James Meco Magte
John Bancroft, Jr
Henry
Pary
Rockefeller
Oshadow
West 58d
Vrancia 5
Kinney Tt
Kinney Estate
Herbert A. Sherman
Kinney
Kinney House
Benedicts
Fire at Salisbury Beach devastates summer resort facilities
A major blaze at Salisbury Beach destroyed the Cushing Hotel and annex with 300 rooms, Atlantic Hall with 200 rooms, Castle Mona, Hotel Leighton, Newark Motel, Hotel Comet and other properties. The fire wiped out the central area, damaging 14 cottages, 6 hotels, a post office, and numerous attractions, with losses around two hundred thousand dollars. The blaze began in a photographer's gallery in the Cushing House and was followed by an explosion of flash powder, leaving many guests with ruined belongings.
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Post Office
Sternemann in police hands as murder witness
Peter H Sternemann a pedlar described as eccentric was jailed as a material witness in the Hudson River murder case. He denied seeing his daughter Ella in four years but said enemies persecute his family and that his two children disliked and feared him. He confessed he learned Ella was in several places recently and awaited morgue identification of a torso.
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Peter H. Sternemann
Hudson River
New York Herald
Filla Sternemann
Sternemann
Pearon Murphy
Hoboken
Globe Avenue
Jamaica
Long Island
Tribeune
Trbun
Tnt
Sterneman
Tribune
Meyer
Washington Streets
Ella
Volk
Newark
Newari
Ued
Germany
Emily Schaeffer
23D Street
Third Avenue
Henry Sternemann
North Terrace
Mount Vernon
Emma
Kings Park State Hospital For
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Zamacona
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Norman J. Mack
Werner
Japan
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Hoclety
Lillian Russell
Lippencott
Job
la Follette
Poindexter
Ransdell
Thornton Bolt
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Weu
Democratic Party
Underwood
Simmons
Paindexter
Altough
la Fos Lers
Poindeater
Thornton and
Tansdell
Louisiana
Wisconsin
la Jollette
McCumber
Smoot
Gallinger
Clark
Penrose
Lodge
Sullivan
Ry Telegraph
the Tribune
Seattle
John W. Const Aine
Bryans
P. H. Sternemann
Inspector
N. Y
Rockefeller's
Salisbury Beach
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