European War Debates and U S Trade Outlook
The article discusses European conflict risks and the cost of living, arguing Democratic emphasis must focus on living costs and wage effects rather than European outcomes. It notes arming of Europe impacts American securities, farm prices, and export demand, with U S advantages from a peacetime continent. It mentions baseball umpire discipline issues and calls for stricter enforcement to preserve game order.
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Rioting in Dublin Strains British Authority Amid Civil Unrest
Long dispatch describes the Dublin riot on Sunday night as British troops faced nationalist mobs. Lord Chief Justice warned that any soldier who killed a civilian would be hanged, the Dublin police chief resigned amid official reprimand, and government officials announced disciplinary actions against officers. Remarks note Ireland’s tension, the role of authorities, and references to British imperial figures and Irish figures.
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Subscription Terms Listed for Washington Post Readers
The notice outlines subscription options for Washington and Alexandria deliveries by carrier. Daily and Sunday editions are offered with various terms including one month and one year, with details on pricing, prepayment, and inclusion of Sunday delivery.
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The Washington Post Company Subscription Notice
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Precaution in US to Shield Finances Amid European War
The United States should tighten purse strings and prepare for any emergency as European tensions threaten a broader war. A cautious stance aims to protect domestic securities and avoid becoming financially entangled in Europe while considering imminent rail strikes and antitrust moves.
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Europe
United States
J. P. Morgan
Provence
War plans and rising fervor across Europe and allies
Governments in Austria Hungary Germany Russia France Great Britain and Italy push toward war while popular fervor grows in capitals and on the streets. Gold movements from the United States appear as early indicators of power-driven conflict. Domestic strife in France and Britain, and labor unrest in Russia, frame a world braced for a large confrontation.
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War and Elections Shape Expectation of tariff Politics
The article contends a European war would likely have limited impact on U.S. congressional elections. It argues gold flows and war risks influence markets, but tariff policy remains the central issue. It notes employers fear price pressures under low tariffs and that Democrats aim to match protections seen in earlier periods.
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Congressional Debate On Newlands Trade Commission
Debate continued through the day on the Newlands Trade Commission with mentions of emergency currency policy by Hale, Hawke, and Warburg as Fed nomination. Session recessed at 1 o'clock this morning, with the Dietetic committee ordering a favorable report on a tax measure.
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Spiritist founder plans secret factory for visions and inventions
In a tense report, Frank Wilcox, a spiritualist figure, claims to build the world’s only HEEL funded factory in a fortresslike site near Cleveland Laster. He vows to unveil devices born from his late father’s spirit contacts, claiming profits and a new industry driven by visions and mystic power.
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City at War on Starlings over Hartford Trees
Hartford leaders and clergy battle a starling infestation around St Joseph’s Cathedral with rockets and Teddy bears. Mayor Lawler delegates to Forester Mathews and Bird Brundy Club president Ripley to use skyrocket actions to deter the birds. Nightly rocket firings to curb the racket aim to quiet the neighborhood for a week.
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Train Wreck Hero Fireman Saves Alarm Despite Burns
A locomotive wreck near West Pawling left several men badly burned including fireman Rimeyn Witeon and engine driver Joseph Kentineton. Fireman Henrik Gorell and others were injured as the train plunged down a 20 foot embankment. Wilson dragged himself nearly a mile to signal the danger, then collapsed. The hospital fate of the others remained critical.
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Rimeyn Witeon
Henrik Gorell
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Weat Pawling
Wilson
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Sts- Woh
Four Babies in One Year Reported by Local Doctors
Local doctors believe Mrs. Michiel Roms of this place set a nativity record by giving birth to four children in one year. Mrs. Hoss, 51, reportedly became mother of twin boys on Wednesday, eleven months apart. The couple have ten children, all alive and well, and have been married twenty years.
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Lightning Disroning Incident Stuns Laurel Farm Crowd
A Wyating boil this afternoon struck a hen and stripped the feathers from a newly laid egg, leaving the bird in tatters and puzzling witnesses. The owner, a farmer, and an automobile party from Laurel observed the bizarre event on the road outing.
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Mirth Jokes Lead To Medical Emergency In Odd Tale
A confused local account details a man named Edgar A. McKernan nearly dying after laughing at jokes on his birthday as doctors race to save him. The report blends scattered dialogue and garbled phrases from Pittsburgh and Cleveland sources, hinting at chaotic events and a wider, unrelated narrative thread involving other characters and mystical references.
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Why She Wa Dieappointed Prem the Bowlon Transcript
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Boredom as Teacher Prompts Unlikely Conversion
A quirky reminiscence recalls a self-described bore with a strange transformation. The speaker notes a friend who listened, smiled, and found discipline in patience and kindness through telling and hearing dull stories. The author worries neighbors will shun such bore friends once the truth appears.
Foul Air Kills Seaman in Italian Steamer Tank
From the Hele Tock Tribune, a crew tragedy aboard the Italian steamer San Ghelilmo arriving from Naples. A seaman died in a tank after rescuers were overcome by foul air. three others fainted and were rescued two hours later. The dead man’s body to be sent to Italy for burial.
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Overture to Mourning in a Visionary Opera Scene
A stylized curtain rises on a grand pageant as the New York Triune hosts an overture. Anon a cavalier raises the mood with orchestral ripples and a chorus of voices, a plaintive shepherd’s call, and rising, radiant tones. The scene builds to a wordless glory, leaving Isolde and Tristan’s echoes guiding a regal dawn.
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Goldfish to Fight Mosquitoes in New Jersey
Miss Cora Hartshorn a Millburn resident offers hundreds of goldfish to Medical Inspector George W. Eager Jr. for malaria mosquito control. She reports experiments showing goldfish feed on larvae and may prevent mosquitoes from leaving water. pools and ponds will be stocked to curb breeding.
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Woman pardoned after plea over wedding ring sale
Mrs. Stern told judges she paid her wedding ring to feed herself and six children. Dr James Stern explained the need, and James Connolly granted mercy to her son Betiy, convicted two months earlier of receiving stolen wire. She appeared in court wearing borrowed shoes.
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Weather and Tide Table Report With Temperatures
Bi hourly weather summary notes July conditions across the nation. Highs reach 106 in Oklahoma and Texas, with scattered showers along the Gulf Coast and in the upper Mississippi valley. Forecast indicates cooler changes by Saturday and Sunday, with generally fair skies elsewhere. River bulletin and humidity readings included.
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Boy Problem Sparks Neuropsychiatric Debate at Convention
A chaotic report quotes Dr. W J Hicksei proposing a controversial method to curb a boy’s fire-starting mania by assigning him coal shoveling. The gathering adjourned after endorsing state regulation of the Isle of alconaire square, prohibition law enforcement, sale of habit forming drugs, and state or municipal control of hospitals for social disease treatment.
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Stone Aims Hit Teen Drowning Near Roof Accident
A stone thrown by a boy on the street struck Jack Tierney on the head as he worked on a blocked roof drain at Prospect Place and Valley Rand. Tierney was unconscious in rushing water. Charles Weiner pulled him from the water and assisted with artificial respiration, saving his life aside from a head lump.
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Rescue at Garden Pier Sparing Life in Atlantic City
John D. Harris, owner of the theater, opened a trap door on the Garden pier to reveal a bather swept beneath the pier. James Maguire of 27 South Watts Street, New York, seized a rope Barris tossed and clung until Lifeguards Sayer Conover and Johnson hauled him to safety.
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Andelphia Inquirer
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Paper Snake Kills One Month Old Infant
From the New York Sun Mary Downey one month old infant of Mrs Hilmbeth Downey of Jersey City died yesterday at Clois Hospital from poisoned dye in a green paper snake the baby swallowed Sunday night. The mother left the child with a four year old brother who gave the toy to the infant sister. The infant suffered intense agony until death.
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BUNGLES passing by own action AT MIRROR dises to Philadelaide Record
A disjointed report describes Raum Pe Disgstee and Jom Gare involved in a personal crisis. Gare, 18, of Johnsonburg, was hurt in the head during a confrontation linked to a fatal incident. The text references delivery of a butcher knife to Alexander Kiligsski and a boarding arrangement.
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European banks and political chatter at the Shoreham
In the Shoreham Hotel lounges, Chicago financier Plank A. Hyatt cites financial data on European banks, praising the Triple Entente economies over the Central Powers. The article also notes Lisbon University, American politics, and reflections on Washington by travelers and lawyers.
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