Open War on Free Speech Amid Harlem Bombing Aftermath
New York scene follows Harlem tenement blast that killed four as police plan to curb anarchist activity involving IWW figures. Aldermen push a ban on public funerals for victims Caron Berg Hansen. Berkman supporters announce a funeral march. Trial delays at Tarrytown as 200 sympathizers accompany Newark defendants, crowds pass peacefully despite police presence.
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Alderman
Tarrytown
New York
Harlem
Caron Berg
Hansen
Union Square
Berkman
Alexander Berkman
Board of Aldermen
Health Department
Tarrer
Industrial Workers of the World
Anlalat
Newark
John
Rockefeller
Somme
Uwe
Numerous Obituaries and Funeral Notices Span July 1914
A sequence of death notices and funeral details dates July 5 to July 8 1914. Entries include Francis H Connolly Fannie T Norcross Edward De Rops Alexander Stewart John Sullivan Miriam Weyl and others. Each notice notes residence locations service times and interment at local cemeteries such as Mount Olivet and Rock Creek with relatives invited to attend.
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Connotey
Francis H
John
Katherine Connolly
Slater
JM Mehkee
St Stephen
Sam Norlfo
Arneld Hospital
Fanniet Norcross
George — Zichorat
Capitol Street
Vnopp
Edward
Tan de Rops
Maryland Avenue Northern
Rock Crash
Kommprs
Herah K. Sommera
James Sullivan
St Patricks Church
Mount Olivet
R Street
Weyl
Miriam Weyl
Flew
Funeral and Undertaker Services Advertised in Street NW
An advertisement lists THOS M HINDLE Undertaker and Embalmer at 940 F Street N. W. offering first class funerals at reasonable terms. Also promoted are THOS SERGEON succesor to Cain at Seventh Street NW, WM H SARDO & CO funeral directors and embalmers, and GEO P ZURHORST at 3 East Capitol Street with established services.
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Thos
Hindle
Speare
N. W
Ferring
Firat
Phonas
Sergeon
TOR & Cain
Reventh Street
H Sardo & CO
Flneraul
Pmbalmers Son
GEO P
Americans Predict Rapid Win Invasion Of Mexico
An American farmer and engineer living near the Mexican coast argues that in sixty to ninety days a U S force could seize key ports and pacify Mexico He claims Mexican defense is weak with 45000 to 45000 troops available on both sides and asserts that American organization and discipline would overwhelm Mexican forces and inaugurate peace and prosperity for a reconstituted Mexican nation
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Mexico
Aclern
toBowa
Slnck
Cassimiro Rendon
Sinaloa
Huerta
Oresa
Money in El Paso sparks warrant for Carranza agent
Zubaran acting for Carranza seeks arrest of representative who supervised rebel note shipment. Man believed to have crossed into Mexico last Saturday. Injunctions in the missing five million dollar Carranza money case were challenged in district court as packages tied to Winfield and the consignor were located in El Paso. Authorities consider whether the money is in those packages and if a hearing is still needed.
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Zubaran
Carranza
Mexico
District Supreme Court
Felicitas Villareal
Treasury
Anderson
Sapresa
Bantiago 8
Winfield
el Paso
Pennsylvania Avenue Engraving Company
Obear
Douglas, Baker, Ruffin & Obear
United States District Court of
Seftor Rasfael Zubdaran Capmany
United States
Given
Tex
Funeral Designs by J. H. Small & Sons Florists
Florists advertise funeral designs from Washington Waldorf Astoria to Broadway and 1183 Broadway New York with specialty in flowers for funerals at moderate prices. Includes a guide and phone numbers for orders.
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J. H. Small & Sons
Washington Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
New York
Y Street
Ehone
Embezzlement Warrants Tied to Mexican Intrawar Cash Fight
Report says a warrant may charge Santiago Winfield with embezzlement linked to the Carranza Villa agents struggle over constitutionalist fiat currency. Sources claim several prominent Mexicans helped move a small sum to Suarez last week. Additional warrants under a federal conspiracy statute are expected as six trunks said to hold the missing money were found at a San Antonio express office.
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Washington
Santiago Winfield
Carranza
Villa
Suarez
San Antonio
Tex
Rebels Praise President at Saltillo Banquet
Henry Allen Tupper of the International Peace Forum addressed a Saltillo banquet honoring Venustiano Carranza. He praised Carranza and Pablo Gonzales and said he hoped to congratulate Carranza as president of Mexico. Isidro Fabela and Heriberto Barron spoke of U S friendship for the constitutionalist cause and urged unity. Fabela called the movement greater than any one man and praised the American president as an apostle of freedom.
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Saltillo
Henry Allen Tupper
International Peace Forum
Venustiano Carranza
Gens
Carranza
Pablo Gonzales
Mexico
Isidro Fabela
Heriberto Barron
Mexico City
United States
Fabela
Curtiss America rises with 1800 pounds on Lake Hammondsport
Glenn Curtiss today launched the America, the Rodman Wanamaker transatlantic flying boat, with nearly 1800 pounds on board and lifted from the water in six seconds after the start. After planning on the surface for about 100 yards, the craft was free and clear in one minute fifteen seconds. The test marked the fastest water takeoff to date for the America, with Curtiss optimistic about future launches. Lieut Porte skimmed the lake with a similar load but did not lift off, content to plane on the surface after braces on the waterboards briefly gave way during the run.
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Hammondsport
Glenn Curtas
Rodman Wanamaker
Curtiss
America
Azores
John C. Porte
Newport Society Dances and Teas Amid Tennis Games
Newport hosts a gay day of entertainments with Mme Bakhmeteff as hostess at Stone Villa. Guests include Mr and Mrs Curtis Guild, Mr and Mrs Nelson O Shaughnessy, Mrs Roger Walcott, and Duchess of Marlborough watches tennis. Reports say Berger's may host nightly musicales as society returns to dancing tous.
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Curtis Guild
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Duchess of Marlborough
Eclal
Washington Post
Newport
R. L
Mme _ Bakhmeretz
Stone Villa
Curtis Guildy
Boston
Roger Walcott
John W. Riddle
James Ruswell Soley
Lovett
Haniel von Hatmhausen
Boris Yonine
Berger’a
Berger's
Casino
New York
Charles S Whitman
Ruth V Twombly
Helen M. Rives
Mildred Rives
Clarence Dolan
A J Cassatt
TF M Thayer
Louise B Caesatt
Alexander Smith Cochran
Hayward Ferry
William de Foreat Manele
Arthur Curtis James
Bishop
Darlington
Ambassador von Bernatorff
Germany
Europe
Sharp Gale Keeps Narragansett Society Inside
A cold northeast gale and chilly temperature drive most residents indoors at Narragansett Pier. Social activity shifts to indoor venues while a few remain at golf and tennis facilities at Point Judith Country Club. Notables join in warm up games and a noted fancy costume ball is announced for August 7 at the Casino.
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Narragansett Pier
Point Judith Country Club
Charley Hitchcock
Willard P Ward
New York
Philip M Preacott
Washington
William C Morrow
Rowlang Robinson
Wakefield
RB. I
Samuel Hark
T McLachlan
Brunswick
Dak
John McKim Milton, Jr
James Daniel Miller
Tlorence Brevoort Kane
Mary Comstock
Anna Moulton
Edith Moulton
Charles D Kinney, Jr
Charles D Kinney
Cincinnat!ardreg
Riot at Rouen Races Prompted Troops Called In
Rioting crowd at Rouen France track after a false start led to police unable to control the scene and troops being summoned. The public invaded the course and tried to halt the horses as starter refused to stop. One horse Amok sustained severe injuries. Bets were canceled and refunds issued.
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Rouen
France
Amok
Mexico City voting pallid in government run poll
Mexico City reports show only about two percent of the population cast votes in yesterday's government controlled election. When asked about Sunday's election and General Huerta's plans the President declined to comment and hinted he was not in Huerta's confidence. He avoided media talk, noting mediators are in recess as factions hope to unite.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Gen. Huerta
Mediaton
British Subject Free After Zacatecas Case
George St Clair Douglas a British subject held by constitutionalist authorities at Zacatecas was released today The detention prompted representations from H C Miles British vice consul The American consul at Durango Theodore Hamm left to report The charge that Douglas aided the federals was withdrawn as he was found not guilty before a court martial
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George St. Clair Douglas
U. S
el Paso
Tex
Zacatecas
Castanza
Villa
H. C. Miles
Theodore Hamm
Durango
Douglas
Manuel de la Vega
Mutiny Rumors Grow Along Front Line of Outposts
Reported unrest among federal troops near American outposts reaches constitutionalists in the city. Fear mounted that Gen Huerta would dispatch a punitive expedition from Cordoba against the mutineers. Gen Funston had been informed of unusual developments and ordered heightened vigilance at the outposts.
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Vera Cras
Huerta
Cordoba
Funston
Murder Case Hits Conflicting Statements at Carman Trial
Witness memory falters over prior statements about Mrs Carman while the district attorney presses for consistency. A maid signed a statement without reading it as Dr Carman faces questions, and investigators probe threats linked to an auburn haired woman and a pistol permit.
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Carman
Weeks
Mra Bailey
Jennta Duryea
Willem D. Bailey
Dr Carman
Madeline Bailey
Baileys
Dr Car- Man
Charles Anderson
Carman House
Anderson
Dr. Carman
Justice of the Peace
Freeport
Lving
Philadelphia
Hara
New York
Suffragette Protests During Royal Visit At Edinburgh
Suffragists hurled literature at King George and Queen Mary in Edinburgh during their visit. Two women seized a balcony opposite the station and dropped handbills as the royal carriage passed. detectives intervened, the pair were taken to the police station amid cheers and boos. Names given as Lock and Owen. London ministers urge Premier Asquith to end forcible feeding as barbarous and futile.
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Edinburgh
George
Queen Mary
Ceating
Lock
Owen
London
Reginald J Campbell
City Temple
R. F. Horton
Lyndhurst Road Church
Hampstead
J . Shakespeare
Asquith
Austen Chamberlain to Seek Father’s Seat in Birmingham
Special Cable reports London July 6 that Austen Chamberlain son of the late Joseph Chamberlain will resign his Worcestershire east division seat to contest his father’s former West Birmingham seat. His father served that constituency from 1816 until his death.
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Austen Chamberlain
Birmingham
Washington Post
London
Joeph Chamberlain
Worcestershire
West Birmingham
Rage Riot on Hyattsville Interurban Car Ends in Stabbings
A fight aboard an interurban car at Twenty fourth street and Rhode Island avenue northeast after midnight left two white men wounded, one severely, and two women fainting as colored and white passengers clashed. Burrel Hanback and Roy Hanback were rushed to Emergency Hospital with knife and other injuries. five colored men allegedly sparked the disturbance by singing and provoking the white passengers. Police seek one assailant as others fled the scene.
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Hyattsville
Twenty Fourth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Burrel Hanback
Ej Street
Roy B. Hanhback
Sixth Street
Barret
Roy
Hyattonville
Washington
Fifteenth
Arthur
Timmons
Twenty-fourth Street
Hanback
Bar- Tel
Sand diet cures three former officials in report
Special from Muncie July reveals that George W Cromer John W Fitzgibbon and Harry W Long three former office holders say they are cured of stomach disorders after more than a year on a sand diet. They claim sand aids digestion by grinding food and is inexpensive and effective, with reports of success from many cities and states.
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Cromer
Washington
Muncie
George W Cromer
John W Fitzgibbon
Harry W. Long
Fitzgibbons
Lords Pass Home Rule Amender Bill in Ireland Move
London July 6 The House of Lords approved the second reading by 278 to 14 on the Irish home rule bill to extend and amend its scope. Debate showed surprising minimal opposition with only ten delegates backing Lord Willoughby de Broke's motion to reject.
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Ulster
London
House of Lords
Willoughby de Broke
Nevada Representative Roberts Proposes Chautauqua Days in Congress
Nevada lawmaker Representative Roberts introduces a resolution to open the House galleries to the public on Fridays at prevailing prices to foster a home lecture industry. The plan aims to reduce member travel, allow hearings by cabinet and Senate members, and fund campaign uses in close districts. The measure, sent to the rules committee by Speaker Clark, highlights Roberts as humorist and as Walter Johnson’s son-in-law.
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Houge
Representative Roberts
Nevada
Congress
Chamber of
House
Capitol
Senate
Cabinet
District of Columbia
Clark
Smille
Rules Committee
Mr Roberts
Walter Johnson
Washington Nationals
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J WM Lee
George F. Zurhorst
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Tarins
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Tupper
Lieut. Porte
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Edmonston & Co
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Tokalon Co., Inc
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