Death of Ury Denenberg in Elevator Shaft Fall
Ury Denenberg a prominent New York and Washington coffee merchant plunged three stories into the elevator shaft at Manhattan Coffee Mills 618 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington shortly after 8 pm while attempting to hoist a car. Coroner's certificate calls it accidental death. Denenberg 55, longtime Washington businessman, was visiting from New York. his wife and son were notified.
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Washington
Ury Denenberg
Waeshington
Manhattan Coffee Mills
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nevil
Denenberg
Denenherr
Denembera
Norfolk
Denenders
New York City
Columbia Uniiversity
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Mr. Denenberg
St James Hotel
Sickles
Submarine 3-4 Damaged Entering Trial at Sea Dock
Boston July 12 The naval submarine 3-4 recently completed at Philadelphia yards struck a submerged obstruction during trials bending her bow and loosening plates. She is now in dock for repairs and expected to sail soon.
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Philadelphia
Cape Cod Wits
Pera
Mother's Punishment for Flirting Ends in Girl's Suicide
Mary de Martino a 16 year old girl shot herself in the breast on the roof of a East Forty seventh street building after her mother punished her for flirting. She was found by the mother and later taken to Flower Hospital in critical condition with a bullet wound. The revolver's origin remains unexplained.
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Washington Fist
New York
Mary de Martino
Flower Hospital
East Forty-seventh Street
Alleged labor pledge recall fight on Hughes in New Jersey
Two letters by Col M M Mulhall claim President Wilson and Secretary Wilson pledged to the American Federation of Labor to back Hughes for U S Senate. Mulhall describes pressure on Gov Wilson at Sea Girt and Atlantic City to defeat Gardner, with Bird replying affirming support for Hughes’ defeat. The letters allege Gompers Morrison and others face court action over boycotts and discuss Wilsons Sherman act exemption.
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New Jersey
Gompers
Washington Post
New York
New York American
Mulhall
Atlantic City
Gardner
McDermott
Chicago
George W. Feirwhnds
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Ilinois
Fairchilds
Big Home
Col. Mulhajl
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
William Hughes
Hughes
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
Gov. Wilson
Les Girt
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Sea Girt
Congress
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United States Senate
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Bird
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Taft
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Morrison
John Mitchell
Supreme Court
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National Association of Manufacturers
William B. Wilson
House Committee On Labor
Labor
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House
American Federatio of Labor
House of Representatives
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Pennsylvania
Minter’s International Union
Committee On Labor
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Agnes Wilson
Silea
Worth
McMichael
Heartra
Muirwall al Ready
Mational Associationtet Manufacturera
Harvard President Lowell Honored in Berlin Visit
Dr Abbott Lawrence Lowell president of Harvard University arrived in Berlin from Paris this morning. He lectured to a university audience this afternoon as Count Wolf von Baudissin extended Welcomes. Prof Edward Meyer spoke for the Philosophy Faculty while a student chorus sang patriotic works. Prussian Minister of Public Instruction Herr von Trott zu Selz hosted a luncheon, and the university senate held a dinner in Lowell s honor.
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Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Paris
Berlin University
Count Wolf von Baudissin
Edward Meyer
Faculty of Philosophy
Herr von Trott Zu Selz
Lowell
Senate of the University
No New Trial for Becker Denied by New York Justice
Supreme Court Justice Goff refused Charles Becker a new trial for the murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal. Beckers lawyers argued newly discovered evidence. the judge, who presided at Becker and the four impugned trials, ruled Becker had a fair trial. Any relief would come on higher counts as Becker remains in Sing Sing deathhouse.
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New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosecnthal
Supreme Court
Goff
Becker
Leutenant
Aim
Sing!ing
Steamer Rams a Schooner Off Quarantine Bar
San Francisco, July 12 1 The steel chamber steamer Mansis HW Leggett outward though early today crashed into the four masted tramp schooner J Lunsman anchored off Quarantine and sank her. Captain Weithmat and the crew of the Tamsmin were rescued. The Lessett was met ma sod. The Fetnsman had fest atthe from Australis. With a cargo of coal the Lessen may be raised.
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iMancis
Leggett
Todas
Lunsman
Weithmat
Tamsmin
Lessett
Australis
Protests and dangers as Mexican unrest grows
American Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson protests to Mexico's foreign minister amid anti American demonstrations in Mexico City. Students plan a Sunday rally with Japanese flags to greet the new Japanese envoy, while fears rise of violence and retribution. Reports note threats, editorials urging restraint, and officials scrambling to protect citizens and property.
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Mikado
Peru
Mexico City
Henry Lane Wilson
Boy Americana
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Washington
United States
Foreign Office
el Pais
Americana
Puebla
Japan
Tokyo
Tragic Schuylkill River drowning of three students
Norristown Pa July 12 three young women drowned when their boat leaked during a thunderstorm on the Schuylkill. Miss Mary Livergood Norris town Miss Emma Rex Norristown and Miss Helen Green Philadelphia perished as rescuers arrived. Miss Margaret Green sister of Helen was rescued. Local Rev D W Green father of Helen.
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Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Norristown
Schuylkill River
Mary Livergood
Emma Rex
Helen Green
Helen
Woman dies after mistaken bichloride tablet reading
Mrs. Hannah Yale of New York delays treatment after swallowing bichloride of mercury by mistake while trying to take headache medicine. She wanders home in a hurry to dress, then walks to St Marys Hospital in Brooklyn in a deteriorating condition and dies hours later. Doctors say immediate treatment might have saved her.
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Washington Post
New York
Hannah
Yale
Bich
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brooklyn
St. John’s Hospital
St. John's
St Mary's
Bulgaria War Turmoil Deepens Across Balkans
London and Athens reports detail Bulgaria facing mass unrest in Sofia after defeats in Macedonia and alleged atrocities by Bulgarian troops. Greek and Serbian advances push through Thrace as Roumania moves on Bazarjik, threatening substantial territorial changes and a Turkish reconciliation bid with Serbia.
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Macedonia
Rommiania
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Porte
Enos
Midla
Constantine
Russia
Servia
Greece
President Wilson Ends Vacation in New Hampshire
Dusty roads and long drives mark President Wilsons vacation as he plans to return to Washington by Monday. Doctors say the daily gymnastic golf at Hanover links and the strenuous hill climb have strengthened his lungs and spirits, though future visits to his summer home remain uncertain pending Congress adjournment and a Panama Canal trip.
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Wilson
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Hanover
N. H
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Congress
Panama Canal
Earllea T
Mit
Unks Daily
Grayson
War on saloons outlined by International Endeavor delegates
Delegates to the twenty sixth International Christian Endeavor convention in Los Angeles outlined a campaign advocating a constitutional prohibition on liquor. The plan aims to secure a federal amendment banning manufacture and sale of liquor, with emphasis on national unity and a broad temperance program. The movement critiques the Hobson bill and seeks stronger action beyond it.
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Christian Endeavorera
Los Angeles
Cal
International
Christian Endeavor
Rey Vantell
Columbus
Hobson
Alabama
Senate Overman Fight Over Mulhall Witnesses Continues
The Senate and House investigations into lobbyist activity for the National Association of Manufacturers intensify as Mulhall and McMichael face efforts to compel testimony. Overman plans to hold a session through Sunday to permit Mulhall's departure to New York while keeping witnesses under Senate surveillance for later recall.
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House
Martin M. Mulhall
J. H. Molkiichael
Chairman Overman
Senate Committee
Overman
Mulhall
New York
House Committee
Garrett Committee
McMichae
Epintia
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Blu Hall
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National Association of Manufacturers
House of Representatives
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Mulhel
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Janes
Emery Counse
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