Meteoric Career of New York Financier Ends in London
Anthony N. Brady, prominent New York financier, died in a London hotel from angina pectoris aged seventy two. The Westport wreck in October claimed relatives. Brady built wealth from tea stores to gas and transit holdings and led major utilities. He directed New York Edison and Brooklyn Rapid Transit and is survived by his wife Marcia, five children, eleven grandchildren.
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Associated Press
London
Anthony N. Brady
New York City
America
New York
Brady
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Westport
Lille
France
Albany
Troy
Chicago
Wallstreet
New York Edison Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Marcia Brady
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Health for Children
Rid your children of worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer a candy lozenge said to expel worms regulate bowels and restore health. Mrs J A Brisbin of Elgin Illinois testifies she used it for years and would not be without it. Guaranteed all druggists or by mail price 26c Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and St Louis and Van Antwerp Drug Co Mobile Alabama
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J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Lll
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
van Antwerp Drug Co
Mobile
Ala
Hart Wins Sixth New Jersey District Seat
Archibald Co. Hart a Democrat won the sixth New Jersey district seat to succeed the late James Martin. He had the support of President Wilson while Republican opponent Woods McClare trailed, with Progressive Herbert Bailey also running. early indications showed Hart ahead by over 5,000 votes as results neared completion. President Wilson followed the election with interest and awaited official returns.
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Associated Pog
Sussex
N. J
Archibald Co. Hart
New Jersey
James Martin
Hart
Wison
Woods McClare
Mulhall
Senate
Herbert M. Bailey
McClare
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
White House
Eckmans Alterative Coughs and Lung Ailments Endorsed
An aged testimonial from Saratoga N Y promotes Eckmans Alterative for throat and lung troubles including consumption bronchitis bronchial asthma and stubborn colds. The affidavit from Jas W Kanaly claims recovery after 1906 treatment and urges others to try the remedy sold by Braswell s drug.
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Eckman
R. H. McCarthy
Jas. W. Kanaly
Braswell
Arbitration progress clears Erie tangle on wage talks
Federal mediators push rapid progress toward fixing a peace arbitration between Eastern Railroads and conductors and trainmen. The Erie dispute eased after managers withdrew wage demands from certain conferences, with a possible deferral of any increase to January 1, 1915 and a move to include managers’ grievances in the arbitration scope.
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Associated Press
New York
Evic
Board of Arbitration
Erie
J. C. Stuart
The
Judge Chambers
Federal Board
Stuart
Underwood
Waumatosa
Wis
Erie Company
Mediateria
Reads
Mutinous Swiss Guardsmen at Vatican Reject Demands
In Rome on July 23 the Vatican army of Swiss guards rejected their Monday memorial terms as destructive to discipline. Their commander ordered any who could not submit to current military rule to return home. Organizers of the agitation faced dismissal while guardsmen murmured in dissatisfaction and sought an audience with Cardinal Merry Del Val.
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Rome
Vatican
Holy See
Merry del Val
Forest Fires Ravage Yellowhead Pass Area
Edmonton reports fierce forest fires raging between Tete Jaune Cache and Jasper in Yellowhead Pass. About ten miles long and two miles wide burned over area, flames spreading rapidly and threatening lives near the Nacache river.
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Associated Press
Edmonton
Tete Jaune
Cache
Jasper
Yellowhead Pass
Rockies
Lfe
Nacache River
Disaster in factory burns workers on four floors
A blaze in a four story brick cigar factory on Water Street, Binghamton, killed many women and girls and injured others. Fire department and visiting volunteers battled the flames as the fire spread rapidly through wood interiors and opened doors created a draft. The disaster mirrors the Triangle Waist case in suddenness and causes are blamed on a cigarette butt.
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Water Street
Court
Henry
Erie Railroad
Triangle Waist Company
New York City
New York
Ellis
Walsh
McLoughlin
Francis
R HK. Freeman
Binghamton Clothing Company
I Belive
Binghamtonm Clothing Company
SDS
Freeman
Hogg
Governor Sulzer Blames Tammany for Fire Tragedy
Governor Sulzer calls the Bingamton fire a terrible catastrophe and says the people will hold Mr Murphy of Tammany responsible. He criticizes the state labor department and notes Murphy blocks confirmations of John Mitchell and James M Lynch for state labor commissioner.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Binghamton
Murphy
Tammany
State Labor Department
Senate
John Mitchell
James M. Lynch
Mexican general offers to mediate truce in conflict
Los Angeles reports General Geronimo Trevino, veteran of Mexican battles, ready to return to Mexico to mediate between warring factions. He says a general truce is possible, though he is too old to seek office. Mrs John Miller Horton writes a ritual for decorating graves of revolutionary soldiers.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Geronimo Trevino
Mexico
Trevino
John Miller Horton
Autopsy Details Death By Mouth Through Brain
An autopsy in Newark New Jersey reveals a fatal wound from a sharp round instrument driven through the roof of Emma Corduan’s mouth into her brain. Police continued investigations into the unusual homicide discovered last night under her bed.
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Newark
N. J
Emma Corduan
Mobile Benefits Seen From New Mobile and Ohio Link
City leaders and bankers laud the Mobile and Ohio Railroad through Memphis as a major upgrade for Mobile port activities. Officials predict increased export cotton and freight via Mobile, boosted by through bills of lading and deeper channel work.
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Southern Railway
Atlantic Seaboard
Mobile
J. Lesitie Taylor
Mobile Clearing House
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Memphis
Ohio
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Tina
J. W. Little
People’s Bank
Corinth
Europe
Central
South American
R. W. Taylor
Molile
L. C. Fry
Merchants’ Bank of Mobiles
Mobile and Ohio
D. Ledyard
Mobile Cotton Exchange
Mobile and
Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railway
Eenter
State Medical Corps to Be Organized in Alabama
Sixteen medical officers of the state militia will gather at the capitol to organize the state medical corps and field hospital. Major G H Gilchrist of the medical corps U S A and general staff at Washington will supervise the organization effort.
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Montgomery
Ala
Capitol
Btte
G. H. Gilchrist
Medical Corps
Washington
Marshal Deans Improves. May Return Soon to Office
The condition of U S Marshal G B Deans, confined to bed for weeks, was reported much improved on Wednesday and it is expected he can resume duties within a few days.
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Marshal Deans
United States
G. B. Deans
Bright's Disease Warning and Early Kidney Care
The article explains Brights disease as a kidney condition not always fatal if caught early. It stresses neglect of early kidney trouble and the danger of delaying proper remedies, urging prompt and efficient treatment in incipient stages.
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Bright
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad claims proven kidney relief
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy is advertised as effective against kidney and liver disease, claiming 36 years of use and thousands of testimonials. It markets 50c and $1 sizes, with free samples offered from Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Dept. 332 Rochester NY, and cites a consumer testimonial of recovery from Bright's disease after four months of use.
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Warner
Safe Remeiies Co
Rochester
Bright
Mexico and U.S. Trade Tensions at Veracruz Port
Reports from Vera Cruz indicate tension over rebels near Tuxpan with the U S battleship Louisiana dispatched to protect citizens. State department and navy actions address ransom claims involving Tomas Hind and rising unrest linked to Villa’s forces in region amid disrupted rail links and communications.
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Tuxpan
Associated Press
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
United States
Louisiana
Admiral Beatty Ordered to Report to Washington
Rear Admiral Frank F. Beatty commander of the Atlantic fleet's fourth division received orders to report to Washington. He arrived with his flagship Minnesota from Vera Cruz where he had been stationed for over two months. Officials wish to confer with him on conditions in Mexico.
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Washington
Associated Press
Newport
R. L
Frank FE. Beatty
Minnesota
Vera Cruz
Mex
Mexico
Used Bible for Lighters in Prison in Mexico
I J Davis of Dallas described his two and a half month captivity by Mexican constitutionalists from May 13 to July 19. He said his Bible was used as cigarette lighters by captors and that only a few chapters remained when he was freed. Davis noted the captors sometimes had little to eat yet shared with others when released without payment under American consular pressure.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
I. J. Davis
Mexico
Davis
Setersett Ter Eran
Honors Requisition for Harry Henderson
Harry Henderson a white man arrested in Mobile must return to Temple Bell County Texas to stand trial on swindling over 50 dollars. Governor Neal honored the requisition request of Texas Governor Colquitt. Read tomorrow's Saturday Evening Post for the Cole announcement the largest automobile advertisement ever written. Bioch Fros agents 9 and 141 North Water Street advertisement.
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Montgomery
Ala
Harry Henderson
Mobile
Temple
Bell County
Texas
Neal
O. B Colquitt
Saturday Evening Post
Cole
Bioch Fros
North Water Street
Married Man’s Home Routine Tied to Wife’s Summer Trip
A humorous note suggests a husband’s domestic routine shifts while his wife is away at a summer resort, implying chores and habits change in her absence. The quip frames the home dynamic as lighthearted and temporary.
Bank Run Ends as Fort Dearborn Brings Cash to Kenwood
In Chicago on July 23 a bank run at Kenwood Trust and Savings Bank ended when Fort Dearborn National Bank sent $200000 to meet depositor demands before opening. A. K. Brown announced that funds would be paid dollar for dollar and extra tellers would prevent delays. About $500000 had already been disbursed yesterday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kenwood Trust and Savings Bank
Fort Dearborn National Bank
A. K. Brown
Laborer Beheads Foreman With Hatchet in Pa Job Site
In Plymouth township near Wilkes Barre a laborer struck Thomas Hutchins, foreman for a water pipe gang, with a shovel and killed him with a hatchet. The suspect fled to his boarding house before returning in fine clothes. Fellow workers restrained him as police suspect mental illness.
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Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Thomas Hutchins
Plymouth Township
Here
Hutchins
New Jersey Progressives Field a Complete Ticket
Progressive leaders in Jersey City say New Jersey will have a full slate of candidates in the upcoming state election. The statement underscores party organization and readiness for the campaign season.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
Progressives of
New Jersey
Handling Heat and Constipation with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
An illustration of heat weakening women leading to indigestion and constipation. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative tonic to restore digestion, blood and nerves, with testimonials from Mrs. Henry Moeller and Mrs. A C Caldwell and a free sample offer from W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Henry Moeller
Lee Ave
Chicago
A. C. Caldwell
Denver
Cole
W. B
Washington St
Monticello
Ill
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Southern Pacific Railroad
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