Smash Graft Grash Together in Dark Larchmont
A collision occurred in Larchmont last night near Rock Island as two groups clashed in the dark. Police reported minor injuries and no arrests were immediately made.
12 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1907
Page
1
A collision occurred in Larchmont last night near Rock Island as two groups clashed in the dark. Police reported minor injuries and no arrests were immediately made.
Special to the Star reports the toy line steamer Larchmont sank after collision with the schooner Harry Knowlton off Block Island during a voyage from Boston to New York. Reports say 14 bodies froze and 136 more dead with live men rescued. Rescue efforts and casualty tallies dominate the night’s news from Newport Rhode Island.
Captain Frank T. Haley of the schooner Knowlton recalls the collision with a steamer off Quonochontaug on February 12. The Knowlton was sailing from City Island to Boston with coal, sustainable by a northwest gale. The crew escaped to land uninjured after the wreck.
Chicago, Boston and New York observed Lincoln's birthday with public institutions closed and memorial ceremonies. In Chicago the G A R led observances with patriotic societies. Boston hosted army veterans and meetings. New York closed schools and government offices as bunting adorned downtown streets.
Philadelphia observed Lincoln’s memory with public exercises in schools and colleges and memorial meetings held by civil, social, and political organizations across the city.
In Springfield Illinois on February 12 offerings were made at the Lincoln tomb as Governor Blanchard of Louisiana is set to deliver the principal address at the Lincoln banquet tonight. Governor Deneen and other state officials are expected to attend.
At Pittsburg on February 12 schools banks and other institutions closed for Lincoln's birthday. Local societies held ceremonies and the Merchants and Manufacturers association announced plans for a Lincoln banquet tonight with speakers including Governor Warfield of Maryland and Congressman Champ Clark of Missouri.
New Orleans February 12 Mardi Gras crowds line Canal Street as Rex the king of the carnival arrives with a royal flotilla. He is escorted through the streets by peers and a large military and naval contingent amid widespread celebration.
Baltimore celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, highlighted by its early history from 1828 when the first stone was laid, mule powered beginnings, and the move to steam. The piece chronicles key figures like Philip E. Thomas, Charles Carroll, John W. Garrett, and Robert Garrett, noting milestones, stock dividends, and notable events in its rise, battles, and eventual receivership.
Representative Binger Hermann of Oregon went on trial before Judge Stafford of the District Supreme Court in Washington on charges of destroying 35 letter press copy books during his tenure as commissioner general of the land office. He pleaded not guilty claiming the books were his personal property. Additional land fraud cases involving Hermann will follow.
Caracas February 12 General Antonio Caredes has built a revolutionary nucleus in opposition to President Castro. The movement has expanded from about 20 men to several hundred, signaling a strengthened rebel force.
Harry Kendall Thaw received a single vote for chief of the Anniston Fire Department during last night’s balloting in Glen Adie Hall. Chief H. F. Allen led the nominations along with First Assistant Ray P. Smith Second Assistant J. N. Robinson and officers H. H. Fitzgerald and other veterans likely to be ratified by the city council.
Police court observed a heap of brass stolen from rail and Kilby works with four defendants including Charlie Iverson and three others. Iverson pleaded guilty to seven brass pieces and was ordered to seven weeks on city streets. Williams defendants await further testimony tomorrow while McNair seeks witnesses. Other cases include Lee Francis fined 28.80 for pocketbook theft and James Reynolds fined 28.99 for stealing an overcoat.
A severe cold snap hit New York with residents enduring extreme conditions as temperatures plummeted to zero by eight this morning. The harsh weather caused widespread suffering among the poor and disrupted daily life citywide.
Berlin February 12 A newspaper outcry over the presentation of Mr and Mrs Harry Lehr of New York may prevent the Lehrs from being presented at the Saxon king’s court The papers howled over the Lehrs alleged role in a scandal involving substitution of German for French champagne at Kaiser Wilhelm IIIs yacht christening in New York years ago
London february 12 king edward opened the second session of the second parliament of his reign with the traditional ceremony. He read the speech to lords and commons in the upper chamber while both processions to and from Westminster drew immense crowds.
A brief memorial note honors a man remembered by his wife and friends on his years old birthday. The obituary style tribute highlights personal ties and shared memories from family and community.
Dr Bruttes Do Evins, superintendent of the New Jersey bilane hospital, testified in court that he visited Thaw at the Tombs and Thaw had an exaggerated idea of his own importance.
On February 12 New York marked the 86th anniversary of Harry Thaw s birth with relatives and friends remembering him. His wife greeted him at the prison and wished him many happy returns of the day as he received numerous letters.
In New York on February 12, Dr. Charles G. Wagner testified at the Thaw trial that Harry K. Thaw did not know his act was wrong when he shot Stanford White. The testimony followed cross examination battles as Jerome and Delmas sparred over Mrs. Thaw’s evidence and a clash with alienist Dr. Evans. A door incident involving George Carnegie and the doorkeeper prompted court intervention.
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