Thaw Adjudged Sane and Freed on $95,000 Bond
Harry K Thaw was declared sane by Supreme Court Justice Peter A Hendrick and released on a $95,000 bond. The court fixed Thaws pall at $35,000 to ensure his appearance and a surety company posted the bond. Thaw left the courthouse amid cheering crowds and planned to travel to Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and then onward by rail, with sheriff supervision until leaving New York.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Peter A. Hendrick
Hendrick
Tyui
Heo
John D. Stanchfield
Thuw
Hel
Mattoawan
Slupford
Wille
Courrthaliar
Lew Jeanr
Je Sane
Huger Bromberger
John B. Stanchfield
Beromberger
Stanchfield
Pittsburg
Thaw
New Jersey
New York State
al Surety Company
Tite
Broadway
Jersey
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Veil
Albany Appeal Filed Over Tham Verdict Leave
Attorney General Woodbury will seek a decision on appealing the Tham verdict. The notice of appeal was served to prevent Shaw from leaving the jurisdiction.
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Albany
Jilly
Woodbury
Shaw
Mutes Jurisdetion
Weather Report With Mixed Temperatures Across Regions
A garbled weather note reports varied temperatures and cloud cover across multiple locales. It mentions Milwaukee, Washington, and New York areas with degrees ranging from the mid 60s to mid 90s, cloudy to fair skies, and light winds from several directions.
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Smuttawestt
Ami
Comets
Fay Mahest
Milwaukee
Wemperaturs
Tait
RE Nigues
Denysr
Archie Whe
Camucheont
Fortheast
Cudler
Yaly
Washington
Wighrat
Felton Refuses War Job at Cincagg
Samuel Morse Fein president hi vag Greg Western Raliwey aunt recover Pere Maturelty Line refused a $250000 a year superintern war munitions contract for Tuseten per Chicago Merald. Paper notes hr Irelton offered two year contract to build Raluwli T somotive Works new $2600000 plant and later manage dusting manufacture worth $40900000 for Thusstin government.
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Cincagg
Samuel Morse Fein
Hi Vag
Greg
Pere Maturelty
Chicago
Irelton
Thusstin
Will Pay For Cotton
Washington July 16 The Bright andasty reports payments in Washington for cotton cargos tied to a disputed ownership. The first payment, about 250000 dollars, covers a cargo of the Greek steamer apy ras Gaillanns from Sevansan taken to Tumouth and Cerilict. The cargo is owned by Inwan Akera Inmen.
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Washington, D
Washington
Apyras Gaillanns
Sevansan
Tumouth
Cerilict
Inwan,Akera & Inmen
Explosion at Louisville plant kills four workers
A blast at the United Ratety Powder Company plant near Louisville last Monday killed four men. An exhaustive inquiry into the causes was ordered by the company's board, with external agencies suspected of involvement. The plant had operated under a Canadian firm since the European war began.
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Louisville
United Ratety Powder Company
Louieville
Board of’ Directora
Europe
Jesse
Gedois Wins Suit Over David Eccles Estate Claim
In Utah on July 28 a court ruled on the inheritance dispute over the David Eccles estate. Albart Gedfis contended he is Eccles's son, and the judge decided Gedfis is the rightful heir.
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Sden
Uteh
Fuly
Albart Gedfis
David Eccles
Utah
Lionaire
Hiccles
Hesles
Postal theft at Idaho post office unravels
Thirteen thousand dollars of about twenty thousand stolen from the Wallace Idaho post office in 1815 is now held by Federal postal inspectors. Clar ger McDaniels, a former clerk, is under arrest after confessing, clearing up what inspectors call one of the era’s most puzzling robberies.
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San Titancisco
Cat
Wallace, Idaho
Denemhar
Clarger McDaniels
Kiing
McDaniels
Holt verdict death by own action in Wie case
Coroner Walter Jonez announced a verdict of death by own action after witnesses testified regarding a possible self-inflicted shooting by Erich Muenter and statements from Jeremiah O'Ryan. The hearing in Jeineger, New York, included defense and related testimonies.
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Jeineger
N.Y
Walter E. Jonez
Erich Muenter
Alles
Frank Tint
Muenter
Jeremiah O'Ryan
Heat Fatalities Reported In Obscure Local Incident
Fragmentary OCR note reports multiple heat related deaths and scattered numbers. Names and precise places are unreadable. The brief mentions a local event with high temperatures, injuries, and official responses unclear in legible form.
Carrranza May Soon Ask for Recognition
Washington dispatch reports General Carranza may seek U S recognition as forces loyal to his banner gain ground near Agua Prieta and Nogales. Battles unfold with Villa forces retreating under pressure as U S officials weigh future policy and potential envoy appointments.
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Carranza
Remington Strike Threatens Machinists in Bridgeport
Report from Bridgeport describes a looming strike by Remington machinists after talks with I J Kepler of the International Association of Machinists and other labor leaders. A meeting of labor chiefs was set for today to decide next steps, with indications of a broad, coordinated effort if unresolved.
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Kepler
Brilkepark
Hemington ~ MC
Memijoc
Pehfieia
Rar-Penters' Union
Jabur Metters
Congo Station Taken London
A British press statement reports that on June 23 Entente forces defeated Ngasindere, an insurgent group in Central Kamerun, a German colony in Western Equatorial Africa. The Kameruns lie between Nigeria and French Congo, with about 72 million residents and a small white population.
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London
Kamerun
Kameruns
Equatorial Africa
Nigeria
French Congo
Keaendere
Avion
Mayor Seeks End to Strike in Providence
Mayor Joseph H. Gainer proposed yesterday to end the strike affecting Whale Island Company workers in Providence and across the state. Union officials received the offer and indicated it would be accepted if accepted by the company, aiming for a prompt resolution.
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Providence
BR. 1
Whale Island Company
Joseph H. Gainer
Abo
Bove Company
American broker held amid police questioning in London
An American broker, George and Speeds, is held at police headquarters on charges related to divulging sensitive information. Ambassador Gerard announced developments yesterday as investigators scrutinize how an American visa report was obtained and potential ties to a suspected trading scheme. The case centers on Wilful Speets and associates in Raw Fork and Camnd, with several names noted in connection to the inquiry.
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London
George & Speeds
Gerard
Spau
Harte Am
Speets
Kansas City Faces Second Flood Threat as Missouri Rises
Swollen rivers menace homes and plants as the Missouri at Kansas City climbs past 69 feet, with forecasts showing possible rises to 30 feet. Weather observers warn of continued rain and new inundation risks, prompting evacuations and readings from multiple stations.
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Kansas City
Kans
Inetimonth
Weayy
Raton
Conner Derer
Wityafon
Kwansas
Milittaries
Thar Dawka
Counterfeit Bills Found In Chicago Rooming House
False Minnesota state bonds and counterfeit currency totaling about a quarter of a million dollars were found by police in a West Side rooming house during a disturbance. Four boarders were arrested, including Samuel Robhisty who confessed the money was made in Duluth. The recovery included $28,800 in counterfeit notes and two thousand genuine bills raised to fives.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Pules
Tia
Henamne
Samual Robhisty
Dulen
Fant
Abe
Benjamin Salteman
Jew Harkewicz
Minnesot
Banas
Eleven Trans-Enter Mexico City in Day
A train wreck near Appleace Mexico killed or injured several Americans and other travelers. The State Department reported the crash disrupted communications and noted Mexican authorities believe missionaries were in the area. U.S. relief efforts were to be announced as the highway crop situation evolved in Monterey and surrounding regions.
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Mexico City
Washington
T. Cl.tate
Apleace
Mexico
Brnie
Wisney Henry
Linia
Monterey
Americui
Ytefori
Fond Oitealion
Ilkana
Children Refuse Father's Last Plea
In St Louis on July 14 Sprouse Wes was hanged for wifes murder after he begged to see his six children who refused to come. Minutes before execution he attempted suicide by slashing his throat with a sharpened blade. An earlier manhunt and grim night linger in the report.
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Sy. Louis
Moe
Williani
Sprouse
Wes
Aun- Hine
Childran
Niko
Central Ohio Flood Threatens Towns After Heavy Rains
Torrential downpours in Ohio flood Central Ohio areas with Ottawa river overruning regions in north. Several villages cut off, and an early levee breach flooded Columbus streets. Authorities compare danger to the 1912 disaster with hundreds drowned and millions in damage.
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Columbde
Ohio
Oba
Ottawa
Noth Lita
Keaton
Columbus
Portalge
Flood Threat After Unrelenting Rains
The Selota river topped its 1913 flood stage at Aschio Ibly 14 today and kept rising due to torrential rains. About one hundred families sheltered by boats since 2 a.m. near Foraker in the Sereta marsh area. A riverbank breaching at Foraker endangered residents and may have caused deaths.
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Aschio
Ibly
Selota
Foraker
Sereta
Painted disguise hides cruiser in New York harbor
The British cruiser uses a novel camouflage to block German merchant ships from leaving New York harbor. Starboard gray and port white with painted bands creates a deceptive profile, aided by “screens” to conceal her hull from observers. The report mentions related names and injuries from a Teal sahitertuny incident.
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New York
Warships Use The Canal Panama For First Time
On July 16 the Panama Canal saw its first canal passage by large US Navy warships. The Missouri Ohio and Wisconsin carried naval cadets from Annapolis to San Francisco, under Rear Admiral William J. Fullam. The squadron left Cristobal at 10:00 AM and aimed for Gaillard Cut then Balboa Pacific terminal, due by 7:00 PM.
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Panama
Panama Canal
United States Navy
Missouri
Ohio
Wisconsin
Annapolis
San Francisco
Atlantic
Pacific
Naval Academy
William J £. Fullam
Cristobal
Gaillard
Second bale of cotton found near Marlin Texas
A second bale of cotton was pinned near a Shay in Jinn Nueces county, weighing 150 pounds. It was marked middie and sent to Galveston for exposure. Marlin notes the county stays wet after a countywide election showing wets leading 80 to majorities. the county was previously wet.
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Corpus Christi
Shay
Galveston
Bally
German Envoy Seeks Mediator Role After Lansing Visit
German ambassador Bernstert met with Secretary Lansing aides to urge U S mediation in the liberty of the seas dispute. Talks covered German hopes for a negotiated settlement, U S stance, and assurances that American ships would be protected during any negotiation. Public opinion and the Neurhoaken incident were touched on. Lansing gave no comment.
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Shangtun
Bernstert
Lansine
Langimannour
Tater
Secrenury
Hsilips
Lansing
United States
Linity
Dernsturt
Ryn
Munster
Germany
Great Britain
Ameria
Asnirahee
Americas
Tven
Vu Bernstorf
Ainhsasndors Huttrlew
Foreign Office
Rey
Berlin
German Press Praises Austro-Hungarian Neutrality Note
Berlin July 14 The Overseas News Agency reports German newspapers express high satisfaction with the Austro-Hungarian note to the United States on war munitions. The Wassische Zeitung hopes the neutrality argument will persuade, and notes Wilson and ex-Secretary Bri an were criticized. The piece says the United States has a golden opportunity to show its neutral spirit, but may not.
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Berlin
Today
United States
Uote
Wassische Zeitung
Wilson
Brian
Hess
President Wilson Plans Return to Washington Next Week
July 16 report says arrangements completed for President Wilson to return to Washington early next week. Members of his family will remain here and the president will rejoin them later. Early routine affairs and affidavits were being prepared as the trip nears.
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Cornish
Nlm
Wilson
Washington
Jones
Earthquakes in Japan Cause Damage and Fear
Fragmentary reports describe earthquakes in southern Japan near Atoshin with cracked ground and withered vegetation. Volcanic activity around Kleise intensifies, but casualties are not confirmed. The text also mentions German General Hans von Relaw and a note about Mrs Nina Bryce Tuenhasis.
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Tori Ile
Atoshin
Kleise
Bertan
Hans von Relaw
Gaeeral von Tulow
Nina Bryce
Palle Delphis
German Sub U3 Reported Sunk by Russian Warships
June 16 report from FONGON Bulgaria via Athens Telegraph states German submarine U 3 is sunk in the Black Sea by Russian warships. Exchange Telegraph note identifiers cite U 3’s involvement in Atlantic mine operations and earlier sinking of British ships. confirmatory details remain uncertain amid dense wartime reporting.
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Fongon
Black Sea
Dhe
Athens
Exchange
Wuinjens
Giberatter
Tyfeft
Wilhelmsteven
Gernan
Tepes
Danades
Biecesstat
Lees
Gibraltan
TFS
Rus
Isk Purkiah
Pyonikt
French Retake Mill 208 as Teutons Mass on Warsaw Front
The report describes French troops reclaiming Mill 208 from Crown Pringe, with Teutons massing for a drive on Warsaw. It details Verdun actions, German claims near Berlin and Poland, and Russian and Austrian notes on battles across Courland, the Niemen, and the Dniester.
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Argonne
Verdun
Beur
Anil
Mareline Castwart
Min Unik
Berlin
Kenny
Patant Harel
Waren
Germ Ottiegt
He Ckel
Wolo
Sind
Smutty
Pisasenyse
Dutess
Londim
Weiter
Equatorial
Africa
Preasnysz
Witten Wes
Gerad
Preasurer
Petroprad
Sonrt
Courland
Petrograd
Central News and Exchange Telegraph Company
Ripa
Shavii
Besa
Venus Rivers
Cirxyo
Wkra
Praasivse
Euz
Geneva
Buda- Mistrianis
Hungary
Dor
of &T
Athens
Germain
Menuhin
Cholera Outbreak Reported in Hungary
Fragmented OCR notes report a cholera outbreak in Hungary with references to health measures, authorities, and agencies. Mentions possible aid from international partners and regional response steps, but text is garbled and details are unclear.
Welsh Miners Hold Out in Welsh Fields
Welsh miners show stiff resistance at a delegates meeting in Tonypandy as discussions with government and union leaders continue. A mass meeting, President Walter Runetmann, and education minister David Lisys-George loom in negotiations for a possible return to work by Monday.
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Delagates
Carustt
Ferdar
Evo Liemen
Notarles Ds
Walter Runetmann
Board of Trade
Rapresevitaven
Pir
Waley
Nonmouthshire
Lkely
Toqay
Tavarshly
David Lisys-George
Iituitions
May Settle Strike In New York Tailors Clash
A conference of representatives from the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and the New York Clothing Manufacturing Association formed a committee of adjustment today to settle the tailors strike. Union leaders agreed there shall be no extension of the strike until the adjustment committee has had a chance to resolve the differences between workers and employers.
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New York
Aimalicipated Clothing Workers of America
New York Clothing Manufacturing Association
Marye Not to Quit San Prancisuu
Renial of the report dust George T. Marye ambassador in Anavis is to resign. Mrs. Marye, back from Petrograd, says she plans to leave next month for Petrograd to recover from the strain of war conditions in Europe.
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San Prancisuu
Cah
Uty
Renial
George
T. Marye
Anavis
Marye
Petrograd
Europe
May Kill Venizelos Youn Parka Reported Plot
A fragmentary report from Athens describes a private letter allegedly connected to a plan against former Greek premier Venizelos. The text mentions names and locations in Constantinople and Athens and references a figure nicknamed Parka in relation to the assassination claim.
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Athens
Constantinoty
Venlaclus
Arco
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