Home Rule Conference Sparks Unionist Kinship Clash
A Buckingham Palace meeting between King George and leaders of Liberal, unionist, nationalist, and Ulster parties on Irish home rule sparked protests in unionist clubs. Unionists accuse Premier Asquith of engineering delay to stall a provisional Ulster government. as Parliament nears adjournment rivals push for a swift, decisive outcome amid a tense political storm.
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Lenton
Tritictien
Buckingham Palace
King George
Nberal
Unioniat
Union St Pacy
Asquith
House of Lords
George
Ulster
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Carenn
Alatemates
Umerenca
Rawad
Ttonallata
Tong Crisia
Nationalist
John Devlin
Parliamentary
Labor Party
Aaquith
Iaborites
Asqarth
Trigh
Ran
James Lowther
Jang
Many deaths and notices fill a loud July page
A flood of obituaries and funeral notices lists Desmond Margart, Forde Edwards, Gulpsvit, Hampill, Osborn, Rambay, and others. Details include residence addresses, dates of death, funeral times, and burial places across Mount Olivet and Rock Creek cemeteries, with military and civic attendees noted. The page also highlights political debate on Irish home rule and King George’s conference move.
Wreck Investigators Probe Motorman Atkinson Affidavit
Norfolk Virginia July details the Ocean View line wreck at Fairmont Park Crossing. Motorman Atkinson says he was unconscious briefly before the collision and recalls signals, lighting, and gates at the Virginian Railway crossing. The probe, led by ICC and state officials, examines timing signals and car actions as 7 killed and 81 injured.
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Norfolk
W Atkinsom
Ocean View
Virginian Railway
Fairmont Park Crossing
Toon
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Corporation Commission
Maderos Slayers Must Pay Says Carranza Telegram
A Los Angeles telegram from Gen Venustiano Carranza's headquarters warns that all active participants in the upheaval leading to the death of President Francisco I Madero will be treated as criminals. The message, sent to Adolpho Carrillo and approved by Secretary Fabela, calls for punishment to serve as an example and states federals, including Gen Arguido? and others, sought protection assurances from Carbajal.
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Mexico
Argumedo
Carbajal
Newport dinner and ball scenes feature Cassatt guests
Fashionable Newport society centers on a Cassatt dinner and dance for Miss Lois Cassatt and Miss Sydney Ellis at Stonescre tonight. Mrs McCormick hosts guests including the Russian Ambassador and Mme Bakhme re. Ongoing dressmaking, polo at Narragansett Pier, and social luncheons with prominent New York and Washington attendees.
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Herman Delacha
Miss Crawford
Capital
Narragansett
Washington Post
Newport
Alexander J Cassatt
Stonescre
Lois Cassatt
Sydney Ellis
William Southers Ellis
Fox Hill Farm
Bryn Mawr
Colony
Robert McCormick
Pinard Cottage
McCormick
Mme Bakhmeter
Herman Oelrichs
Horace Gallatin
Stuyvesant Fish
Henry A C Taylor
Mme Bakhmere
Stuart Duncen
Bonnie Creston
I E. Jackson
Ethel Parks
Providence
Joseph Crawford
Caryl .Crawford
Washington, DC
Winthrop Me~ Kim
Tuxedo Park
Arlington
Body of Winters girl found in Urbana field buried after year
Chicago report details the unresolved disappearance of Katherine Winters, a ten year old from Newcastle Indiana. An exhumed Urbana grave identified by Nicholas Lacry as Larry's child was buried after a year in a receiving vault. Larry later claimed the corpse was his daughter.
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Chicago
Katherine Winters
Willam
A Winters
Newcastle
Ind
Potter's Field
Urbana
Ill
Nicholas Lacry
Kathering Winters
Guy Stewart
Larry
Jacksonville
Fla
Newearth
Florida
Urans
Morgan's Diamond Necklace Missing After Night Robbery
A man claiming to be Albert Cheesecopher, 38, of New York says he was robbed at Twelfth and Pine streets of J P Morgan's prize diamond cuckpin Rodney Stone and a gold watch chain. He alleged he worked for Morgan six years and slept under a railway bridge until waking to discover the loss.
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Sprotat
Washington
Philadelphia
J P Morgen
New York
Twelfth
Ping Streets
Morgan
Rodney Stone
Albert Cheis~ Copher
West Fortieth Street
Four Men Arrested in Charlotte Police Shooting
Four white men Jim Knotts Jess Helms Will Stamey and Hiram Sykes were arrested in Charlotte for wounding Assistant Chief Neil Blott and Patrol Driver A Moore after an ambush. Fearing a mob, the sheriff moved them to Greensboro. Stamey recently paroled from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary and Knotts had county road sentence. Police say three confess to the shooting. officers shot through the lungs and may recover.
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Charlotte
Jim Knotts
Jess Helms
Will Stamey
Hiram Sykes
Neil Blott
A .& Moore
Greensboro
Stamey
Atlanta
Knotts
Treason Charge Filed Against I W W Leader in Ohio
An affidavit filed in Steubenville charges Joseph Goblatz an Industrial Workers of the World leader with treason over alleged plans to destroy property. Prosecuting Attorney W C Brown says Coblatz organized men for violent acts and would be tried on treason if proven. Deputy sheriffs are seeking Coblatz after Bradley rioting last week.
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Joseph Coblate
Bradley Root
Steubenville
Ohio
Joseph Goblatz
Industrial Workers of the World
W C. Brown
Coblatz
Tresson
Bradley
Identification of William McMahon Found Drowned in Jersey City
The body of William McMahon of Washington DC was found last Saturday in the cribwork of the Pennsylvania Railroad ferry at Communipaw Jersey City Identified today by his son B J McMahon He had left home last Thursday to visit relatives Police inquiry continues into how the body reached the Jersey City ferry and whether robbery was a motive The deceased 65 years old had little money and wore scant jewelry His wife is ill and he had been living with his son at 1730 M Street NW A Navy Department clerk George J Van Buskirk’s card was found on him and no marks of violence were noted in the clothing Police in Jersey City and Washington DC pursue the case with an inquest likely to be held.
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Colson
Atkins Sons
Simpsons Crossing
Virginian
Raway
Virginian Railway
Virginan
Atkinson
Dlaim Department
The
Traction Company
William I Rhea
State Corporation Commission
Nortel
Virginia Raiway and Power Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Taly
Jersey City
Wiliam McMahon
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Communipaw
Pennsylvania
McMahon
Iman
Bia
Son
Mr McMahon
Bia Sons
William McMahon
M Street
Polics
George Jvan
Benjamin McMahon
United States
Atlantic
Huerta
Huerta's Departure In Mexico Amid Mutiny Scare
The article describes Gen Huerta and his family evacuating aboard the Bristol amid mutiny fears and a tense press encounter. Huerta praises the American people while denying hostility toward the United States, signaling uncertain peace and no anticipated intervention.
Special Session Ends in Ohio After Short Convening
The eightieth General Assembly met at 10 A M in Columbus and adjourned at 9 P M under Gov Cox. The Green bill trimmed the highway, common school, and drinking fund levies by 2, 38, and 73 mills respectively, totaling a 45 mill levy. It also suspended this year’s assessment payments into the State workers compensation fund and granted broader powers over lessees of state school and ministerial lands.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Cox
State
Prisoner tells of blackmail scheme behind thefts
Hayden 60 of Brooklyn, a former bookkeeper for Babbitt & Co, admitted stealing 1000 over two years and framing his past to stay employed. He described a blackmailer from Armour Swift days who forced him to steal by threats of exposing his ex convict past and urged him to forge checks through Broadway Trust Company, with Hayden surrendering after a $400 misstep and sharing proceeds with the financier who later went to Europe.
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Washington Post
New York
Tohn P Hayden
Brooklyn
B T Babalt & Co
Crain
Sing Sing
Babbitt
von Rensselear
Crein
Hayden
Thue
Armour-Swift Company
van Renseglear
Tudge Foster
Heyden
BTL Babbitt 4
Tata
Armour-Swift
BD Babbitt Company
Broadway Trust Company
100 Prizes for Knights at Columbia Commandery Excursion
Athletic events and the annual excursion of Columbia Commandery No 2 Knights Templar will be held tomorrow at Marshall Hall. More than 10 prizes will be awarded. The games start at 2 o clock with races for all ages and sexes. Fireworks appear at the evening boat arrival. Judges include T John Newton Walter Pettus and Grand Commander Charles T Lindsey. Field events are led by Chester Samson and Carey Frye.
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Columbia Commandery
Knights Templar
Marshall Hall
T John Newton Walter
Pettus
Charles T Lindsey
Enigetz
Tamplar
Chester
Samson and Carey
Frye
Athens to Honor William S Williams Ex-Minister in Albania Stand
A cable from Athens reports that former American Minister to Greece and Montenegro William S Williams, who resigned amid Albanian affair activism, has gained popularity for defending Epirus against Albanian insurgent demands. A Athens committee plans a special honor, possibly granting him freedom of the city.
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Mertan
Albania
Waahtzgim
Athens
Greece
George Fred
Wihlama
Montenegr
Hag
International Commission
Epirus
Imbie Men
Williams
Movements of Ocean Steamera Reach New York
Movements of vessels including Arrived Minneagoth from Landes to New York and Mionebaha from New York to Landes George Washington fein New York with stops at Bremen and Havre, Sailed La Savoie from Havre to New York.
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Minneagoth
Landes
New York
Mionebaha
Landes George Washington Fein
Bremen
Tuxtant
Piatguard
la Savoie
Rom Havre
Clayton Bill Sets Penalties for Corruption in Common Carriers
A long excerpt outlines restrictions on officers and major holders in carriers and affiliates. It details prohibitions on dealings with related firms, mandatory competitive bidding above 50 000 per year, and penalties including fines up to 4000 dollars and imprisonment up to two years for officials who violate the act. It adds a two year bar on dual directorships over 1 million in capital and outlines embezzlement penalties. Enforcement rests with the Interstate Commerce Commission and the trade commission.
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Xoma Tnesn
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Ulaterites
Edward Balieve
Tyrese
Trrome
Ireland
Desmond
Fourteenth Street
Wite
Michael
Saint Heart Church
Mount Olivet
Forde
Thomas
Rom
Francis Munror
Ramsaf Toson
St Mathew's Church
Artington Cemetery
RaMaay Military Order OF the Lotal Limon
Ip Cnitrd
District of Columbia
Francis Muneof Amsat
Metz
Forres
St. Matthew
National Cemetery
Angier
Gilbert C Kmiffiy
Sas
William
Haadard
Tirzah
Robine
Alraet Northiwest
Rock Creek
Centary
Shibert
Anne Gantt Taylor
Fuvaral
St Sibang
Florida Avenue
Witham
Vermont Avenue
Daly
Bret
Olympia
Alla A Snell
Tecumsch
Federal Lodge No | LP
Thes Femory
Brother Jam
Bykes i. Brt
NYS
Cwera Perralh
Ulster Unionista
Irish Nationalats
Ranald
John Redmond
Redmond
Dillon
Ling
Lawrence Ginnell
Yore Dillon
Georg
1. C
Madero
Sergeon
Bucnessor
Cain Ser
Birest NW Telephone &I
H. Sardo & CO
Emmatlmers
GEO. P. Zurhorst
Capitol Street
Kotabliahed
Insharst
Mer
Frank Geer
A. Sons
St Modern Chaps
J. Wm, Lee
J. H. Small & Sons
Ation
Mrs. Cassatt
2. S. McOrmick
Potter’s Field
Nicholas Larry
J. P. Morgan
Charlotte, N.C
Vist
Case
Bristol
Atte
Leutenant
Blanquet
Dresden
Gen Huerta
Senora Huerta
Lin 11
Uke
Hig
Carranza
Villa
ORM
J. P. Hayden
New York Court
Patrick Parker
Europe
William S
Oriental Rugs
Kermanshah
Mahal
Khiva
Afghan
Kazak
Iran
Sete
Irans
Massouls
Beloochistans
Kurdistans
Sarook
Kermanshahs
Princess and Royal Bokharas
Nejib Hekimian Oriental Rug Specialist
H Street
Clayton Bill Done
Commission
Bida
New Haven
District Court of
Interstates Commerce Commission
Trade Commission
Federal
Gran Jury
International Brewery Workers Union
Albert L. Hopkins
Oineinnati
R. Harris & Co., the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Todas Welch
To-Kalon Co., Inc
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