Freight wreck devastates Brookland line in fog
An early morning freight engine plowed through a passenger train near Brookland, killing and injuring many as crowds rushed to aid victims. Survivors described chaotic scenes with women and children crying, while doctors and ambulances raced to the wreck. An official inquiry will begin to determine the collision’s cause amid heavy fog and a blocked line.
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Frederic Trun
Nhci Viklebrand
Six doctors like Wo tpg ws china te
Six physicians express interest in a terse note about Chinese treatment or therapy. Names and exact topics remain unclear due to OCR garble. Further readable details are limited to a medical context and a general mention of doctors.
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Washington in Gloom Because of Horror Safe Blowers Win a Fortune
Diamonds and jewelry valued between £10,000 and $12,000 plus $200 in money were stolen from the Sambia Jewelry Company in Mobile Alabama by safe blowers who opened the front by drill. A sledge hammer and electric lantern were found. the raid described as the city’s most daring. The event follows the Fort Theater disaster in shock of the period.
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Sandoz Jewelry Company
Mobile
Wes
Ala
Yaplia
Sandua Jewelry Company
Daupe Hinateret
Royal
Beaty
Ul Monde
Church and State Clash in Catholic Sermon Idea
A sermon by a Catholic clergyman argues the church is not superior to the state, contending that while souls are priceless, church authority should not override laws of the United States or Georgia. He asserts obligations to obey federal and state laws, and envisions protests if papal commands contradict national duties. He cites patriotism and Catholic loyalty to country under Rome.
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England
France
Spain
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Ataterman
Daniel O
Christentom
Europe
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Rome
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Saul
Jesus Mure
Pay Increase Urged To Prevent Postal Service Decline
A lengthy report cites widening living costs and rising resignations among postal clerks and carriers. It proposes a pay plan linking salaries to grades and years of service to attract and retain workers amid mounting shortages and efficiency concerns.
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Tiret
Witenovel
Hienesch
Wheck
Othe
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Teat Se
Aerond-Cluee Ufiicen
Audiscometiona
Potran
Gans Balks on Picture
Gans balks on a key picture moment as the team faces a tough test in a busy December schedule. undeciphered OCR text appears to describe players and events incompletely, with scattered names and actions that hint at a hockey or sports context but lack coherent details.
Train Disaster Leaves Many Injured In Maryland and Virginia
A list of victims and injuries from a train disaster includes C. E. Fegan of Frederick Maryland and B. N. Maywood of Alexandria Virginia. Miss C. Croes and Mrs. A. Moose are among the injured with others named from Washington, Seneca, and Poolesville. Lucille Camp, age 6, severely injured and possibly not to live. several railroad workers and passengers suffer broken bones, head injuries, or scalp wounds. One passenger, John P. Martin, from Harpers Ferry, was due to arrive but is unaccounted for. The toll and status of many victims remain uncertain. Medical personnel are treating the injured in multiple locations.
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Itfa
FE. O. Bolt
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Edwin
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Jmrker
C. E Fegan
Frederick
B. N. Maywood
Alexandria County
Virginia
C. Croes
A. Moose
D. Reake
Braddock Heights
Sha
Catherine Hughes
Mita Purman
D. C
Mire
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Frank Legg
Howell Chambers
Weahington
Camden
Eansberg
Richard T. Elgin
B. Franklin
Isg
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Terra Cotta
Lysle Jones
Harry. Thomas
Elizabeth Terran
Takoma Park
Lucille Camp
Thomas C. Hamiller
Seneca
Roy Adler
Poolesville
John P. Martin
Harpers Ferry
M. Maywood
Hearst Faces Quo Warranto Step Over Ballot Dispute
In New York a theater of legal moves unfolds as Attorney General Jackson and Hearst’s camp clash over the late Mayoral ballot dispute. Papers were to be filed with Mr. Incknon, with Jackson promising speedy action and a rehearing of the case.
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Onde
Ted W
Jackson
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Mb Roan
Muines
Clarence J. Shearn
Incknon
Robbers Attack Sleeping Man in Cleveland Hotel
Wittenburg, December 30. W.8 More ton of 1016 Tament Avenue Cleveland Obie a prominent teat eatatn proker is dying in the hospital from injuries suffered in a burglary about 4 oclock this morning. He was in bed in his room at the Annex on Pennayivania Avenue and Sixth Street. A sum of money a gold watch and a number of valuable papers are missing and also Morton’s trousers and vest.
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Moreton
Cleveland
Marning Walle
Noetel
Pennayivania Avenge
Sixth Street
Morton
Tragic Self-Harm Incident Leaves Family Behind
A 48 year old man, despondent, cut his throat with a razor. He leaves a wife and eight children. The report notes distress and ongoing grief among relatives.
Trade shuffle reshapes clubs as Castro and Morse move
In a Birmingham meet trade Billy Smith orchestrated a near exchange sending Castro to Nashville and Morse to Gasville. Whitey Morac departs Atlanta and Birmingham. Coach Dobbs aims for stronger local roster as the Firecrackers face a new hunting ground near the Cumberland.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Castro
Toan
Daron
Wirmingham
Gashville
Morse
Hirmingham
Billy Smith
Whitey
Johnny Dobbs
Cotton States
Tom Dougherty
Horrible Fate of Mrs Elliot Near Anna Georgia
Washington Georgia December 30 special details of the tragic death from burning of Mrs Charles Elliott near Anna in this county twelve miles from Washington were learned by neighbors who came to Washington for a cot and hearse. The accident cost the faithful wife and mother her life. She wrapped her four little children and lay down before the fire to keep warm until her husband returned. A spark set her clothing ablaze and she suffered severe burns before neighbors could help. Her four children were too young to aid. She died Friday evening about eight o'clock after Wednesday night exposure and agony. Interment took place in Lincoln County city cemetery after arrival of the husband and services were held there.
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Dimaater
District of Columbia
Frederick
Terra Cotta
Staaize
Ilidebrand
Thaddeus T. Stodey
Tir
Mle
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles Elliott
Anna
Charica Eliott
Ely
Rimk
Selene Tery
Eniton Thewk
Yen
Manson
Lincoln County
Lincoln
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Caliente
Forty Witnesses Hear Testimony On Negro Soldier Conduct
The testimony covered soldiers from the Fourth Infantry and related incidents in the town. Pharmacist Inez testified about a scene in the street while Leeensy Lnewe and Mayer Coombs corroborated earlier accounts. Several witnesses are to be heard tomorrow as Purdy and his party head to Sanantonio on Tuesday.
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