Atwood and Hamilton Resume Hazardous Baltimore Flight
Aviators Harry N. Atwood and Charles K. Hamilton resume their Washington bound trip from Stemmer’s Run after a heat halted attempts. They flew low amid telegraph wires and near houses, narrowly missing danger as they reached Havre de Grace and followed Pennsylvania railroad tracks toward Stemmer’s Run station.
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Baltimore
Washington
Stemmer's Run station
Harry N. Atwood
Charles K. Hamilton
College Park
Atwood
Hamolton
Atlantic City
Farnhurst
Del
Hal- Limore
Tarnhurst
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania railroad
Stemmer’s Run
Havre de Grace
Pennsylvaia
Stemmer's
Tun station
Fairbanks Denounces Atlantic City Sunday Conditions
Former Vice President Fairbanks criticized Atlantic City as "shameful" during a Methodist Endeavor meeting at St Paul’s church. He declared Atlantic City not part of the United States and condemned Sunday conditions as worse than European cities, urging change and backing Wilson’s stance. Fellow speaker Rev W F N of Canada echoed the critique.
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Fairbanks
Atlantic City
NovJ
Vicw
Pairbanks
Methodist Christian Endeavorers
St. Paul's Methodist church
United States
America
W. FF, n
Canada
Ue. Wilson
Millionaires in Bail Plead Not Guilty to Steel Wire Trust
Thirty millionaires accused of forming and operating the steel wire trust appeared before Judge Archibald in New York. Herbert L. Satterlee led the group, all posting $10,000 bail with 83 indicted members in the case. The date for trial was set for later, with Demurral and plea changes allowed by September 1.
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Ali
Steel Wire Trust
New York
United States
Archibald
Herbert L. Satterlee
J. Pierpont Morgan
trust
Frank Jay Gould
Wise
Five Workmen Killed In Crane Collapse At Viaduct Site
Myersdale Pa July 11 Five workmen died and two were badly hurt when a crane carrying a fifteen ton steel girder on a steel viaduct under construction for the Connellsville and State Line railroad collapsed into a gulch ninety feet below. Names of the dead are Joseph Spence John White Kid Kennedy Edward Saunders and John Scott. Two other workers were carried down with the crane and it is feared they cannot recover.
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Myersdale
Connellsville, & State Line railroad
New York Central
Joseph Spence
John White
Kid” Kennedy
Edward Saunders
John Scott
Baltimore & Ohio
Rosenberg Pleads Guilty in Understated Imports Case
Jules Rosenberg and his brother Hugo fled to Montreal then appeared in the United States circuit court and pleaded guilty to under declaring millinery and dress goods imports. Judge Archbald fined 25000 dollars plus 5000 dollars in costs. Rosenberg fainted on the way to the marshal’s office but revived and paid the fine.
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Jules Rosenberg
New York
Hugo
Montreal
United States circuit court
Archbald
Rosenberg
Rhosenberg
Amendment killed as Penrose predicts passage of reciprocity bill
Washington July 11 The Cummins amendment to admit Canadian four and cereal products to the United States free of duty under reciprocity was defeated 14 to 42 in the senate. Senator Penrose said speeches stand in the way of success and predicted adjournment by July 29 or August 5 after votes on reciprocity and tariff bills. He noted no fixed plans for expediting the president's Mayflower trip and signaled renewed effort for unanimous consent to set voting days.
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Washington
United States
senate
Cummins
Penrose
senate finance committee
Senator Penrose
President orders Controller Bay land reopened probe starts
The House committee probes alleged Guggenheim land grab at Controller Bay Alaska as Secretary Fisher tells Taft the supposed Dick to Dick letter is not in Interior records. Miss Abbott and Dennett testified while Taft orders broad inquiries across departments, denying secrecy in the land opening.
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Washington
house
Controller bay
Alaska
Guggenheim Interests
Fisher
Taft
department of the Interior
Richard S. Ryan
New York
Guggenheim syndicate
secretary of the interior
Richard A. Ballinger
Ryan
Charles P. Taft
President Taft
interior department
M. F. Abbott
Miss Abbott
department
Fred 8S. Dennett
general land office
house committee on expenditures
Guggenheim
Wilte House
executive
Cincinnati
Controller Bay Navigation company
White House
Forgetful Groom Seeks License in Wilkes-Barre
Fifty four year old John Johnson of Seybertsville forgot his bride's name at the marriage license office. After a search for a paper in his pocket he revealed Anna L. Stenger of Sugarloaf Township, divorced, as the intended bride. Clerk Smith then required the divorce decree before issuing a license.
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Wilkes-Barre
John Johnson
Seybertsville
Johnson
Smith
Squire Miller
Seghertsville
Clerk Smith
Anne
Anna
Pye
Anna L. Stenger
Sugarloaf township
Grower nominates Marshall for president by tomato
Indianapolis July 11 Harvey M Cook of Avondale Pa has nominated Governor Marshall for the presidency next year by two tomatoes bearing the inscription Thomas R Marshall 1912. He says the nomination is valid as he did the same for Taft and Roosevelt, noting the fruit was stitched when green so the lettering appeared as part of the skin.
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Marshall
Indianapolis
Harvey M. Cook
Avondale
Governor Marshall
Cook
Taft
Roosevelt
Thomas R. Marshall
Three Crown as Ships Crash on Great Lakes
Sault Ste. Marie Michigan July 11 three lives are lost and thirty one rescued in a fog collision off Vermillion Point Lake Superior between the steamer John Mitchell of Chicago and the steamer William H. Mack of Cleveland. The dead were ship’s company members. the Mack towed survivors and brought them aboard after the wreck.
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Great Lakes
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
John Mitchell
Chicago
William H. Mack
Cleveland
Vermillion Pointe
Lake Superior
Mitchell
Mack
Tried to Wreck a Train near Dauphin Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania railroad detectives investigate an attempted train wreck on the Northern Central line just above Dauphin. A trackwalker found cross ties bolted together on the southbound track, and an eight car accommodation train was flagged half a mile from the obstruction. The item ends with an advertisement line for cooking jobs in The News.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania railroad
Northern Central railroad
Dauphin
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