Teeth Club 10 Victim Identified by False Teeth
In Port Huron Michigan on January 8 authorities identified Gidege Browning of Adair village as the man killed in the Battle Run Methodist Church church attack near Columbus township. County supervisors offered a $500 reward for Rev. John H Carmichael of Adair, pastor, amid initial confusion over the victim and arson in the church stoves.
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Port Huron
Mich
Gidege Browning
Adair Village
Little Battle Run
Columbus Township
St. Clair County
John H. Carmichael
Adair
Dentists confirms Browning's death in staged killing case
The ashes were sifted to identify the dead man. Dentist Dr. Browbeer of St. Clair reexamined and confirmed Browning's teeth. Prosecutor Brown accepts the identification and authorities issue a reward for Carmichael along with a broadcast of detailed suspect descriptions.
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C. Ti. Browbeer
St. Clair
Browning
Brown
Carmichael
Case Mirrors The Lyons Mail Ends in Degn of Albinet
In Paris a man named Albinet was convicted and sentenced to death for the Toulon express robbery at Etampes in November 1907. He claimed a double Leray committed the crime, akin to The Lyons Mail plot. Police had hunted Leray for months without success.
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Versailles
France
Lyons Mail
Albinet
Toulon
Etampes
Leray
Lesurques
Dubosc
$200000 Mail Sack Stolen In Broad Daylight
Paris police report a mail sack containing bonds worth $200000 was stolen from a delivery wagon on Chausee d Antin in daylight. Officers have no clue to the thieves and no further details are available.
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Paris
Chausee D'Antin
Tewksbury Woman Fatally Hurt by Car
Bridget Callahan 4 of Tewksbury was struck by an electric car near Wamesit station and died tonight at St John’s Hospital after injuries sustained this afternoon.
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Tewksbury
Lowell Jan
Bridget Callahan
St. John’s Hospital
Marathon victory in New York by Matthew Maroney
Matthew Maroney wins the marathon in New York. Other sports items note the Imperials of Lynn break a candlepin bowling world record and a tennis match today at Harvard between Gould and Latham. Also listed are basketball and hockey results and Murphy's decision over Madden. Tech meet records fall.
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Matthew Maroney
New York
Imperials
Lynn
Gould
Latham
Harvard
Murphy
Madden
Tech
Defence closes in Hains murder trial in Flushing
In Flushing New York the defence for Thornton J Hains and his brother Captain Peter C Hains in the killing of William FE Annis ends as Justice Crane predicts a mid next week verdict. Court adjourns for rebuttal testimony with Mrs Claudia Hains possibly called on Monday and the state to press for conviction after the judge's charge.
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Flushing
N. Y
Thornton J. Hains
Peter C. Hains
William FE. Annis
Crane
Darrin
Claudia Hains
Annis
Thornton Hains
Defense Calls Two Alienists In Hains Case
Two alienists, Dr. L. S. Manson and Dr. I. Pierce Clark, testified to Captain Peter Hains suffering impulsive insanity at the moment of the shooting of Annis. The cross examination revealed disagreements on key points, with Manson revising earlier statements about recognizing enemies and recalling his victim.
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L. S. Manson
I. Pierce Clark
Peter Hains
Annis
Manson
Hains
Clark
Girl Drugged in Auto Ride in Allentown Suburb
A girl, believed to be Daisy Thaw of Paterson New Jersey, was found unconscious and freezing on a suburb doorstep. She says she left New York for a car ride with three men, was given wine in Bethlehem, and was taken to Wescoesville hospital in a serious condition. She works at a New York five and ten cent store.
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Allentown
Penn
Daisy Thaw
Paterson
N. J
New York
Bethlehem
Wescoesville
New York City
Pennsylvania
Hammerstein May Head Opera House Trust
In New York on January 8 the plan to unite the Metropolitan Opera Company houses with Oscar Hammerstein is under review. The move hinges on Hammerstein deciding to take charge of the consolidated operation.
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Hammerstein
Opera House Trust
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Oscar Hammerstein
Telephone Wires Save Aeronaut From Death
Jack Raney, an aeronaut at the Phoenix City Alabama fair, escaped death when his parachute failed to open and he struck a line of telephone wires in Columbus Georgia. Five thousand spectators watched as the wires sagged under his weight but he was not seriously hurt.
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Columbus
Jack Raney
Phoenix City
Ala
Raney
Three Die In Tenement Fire On Ninth Avenue New York
A five story tenement at 666 Ninth Avenue burned killing three occupants with another badly burned and about fifty others escaping in the blaze that swept through the building tonight in New York City.
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New York, Jan
Ninth Avenue
Trains Crash Near Nashua Injures Six
Two passenger trains on the Boston and Maine line collided head on at Hollis depot eight miles east of Nashua injuring three passengers and three trainmen. All victims were taken to hospital and are expected to recover.
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Nashua
N. H
Worcester, Nashua & Portland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hollis Depot
Collision Delays Eastbound Train No. 51 at Hollis Depot
Eastbound passenger train No. 51 from Worcester to Nashua was at Hollis Depot waiting for No. 56 when No. 56 allegedly hit the locomotive on the main line. Several injured passengers are reported including Arthur Brooks and Edward Young with back injuries and bruises. traffic paused for hours as rails were cleared.
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Worcester
Nashua
Hollis Depot
No. 56
Arthur Brooks
Edward Young
Arthur Broad
Clinton
Mass
J. J. M’dermott
Leroy Cochrane
George Hamilton
Council Fails to Elect President After Fourth Ballot
The Common Council again failed to elect a president at a special meeting called by Mayor Hibbard. After four ballots Republicans shifted votes from Frank B. Crane to O Neil and Ducey, then to Frank Goodwin, while Welch supporters backed President McCullough's caucus call signed by 25 members.
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Common Council
Hibbard
Frank B. Crane
Ward
O'Neil
Ducey
Frank Goodwin
McCullough
Welch
Fire rescue at Stamford Street block saves numerous children
At 1:45 this morning a five story fire at 40 Stamford Street forced Sergeant Brooks Patrolman Koerber and Tilton to lead many children from smoke filled halls to neighbors who cared for them. The blaze started in a second floor kitchen and spread to the fourth floor causing an estimated $500 damage.
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Stamford Street
Sergeant Brooks
Patrolpen Koerber
Tilton
New England Weather Forecast Clouds Up With Rain Snow Threat
The forecast for New England calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions on Saturday and Sunday, with increasing chances of rain or snow by night. Northeast winds will be moderate to fresh.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Congress Rebukes Roosevelt Over Secret Service Criticism
The House, 212 to 35, tabled much of Roosevelt's messages criticizing members of Congress in recommendations on secret service detectives. It also declared it will not consider communications it finds disrespectful. Representative Gardner of Massachusetts defended the President but failed to sway House opinion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Congress
Secret Service
House
Gardner
Massachusetts
House Debates Legislative Powers Over Executive Branch
The House devoted itself to a historic debate on its functions versus the executive, with the special committee report on language in the President's messages about secret service. Members filled the chamber and galleries as speeches critiqued the President in parliamentary terms.
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Congress
Tillman accuses Portland land agent in bluff attack
A speech attributed to Tillman targets a Portland land agent, claiming no land purchases were made and warning the public against being swindled. The President is said to have intimated the remark as a bluff aimed at Dorr.
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Portland
Dorr
Tillman Letter Details Land Deal With Moscow Agent
In a letter to a land agent, Tillman describes sending his agent Mr. Lee of Moscow Idaho to Marshfield to locate seven family members and a private secretary quarters for access to a land deal. He states his secretary J B Knight should be allowed into the deal and receive a quarter for himself.
Tillmans Agent Advocates Land Deal Support From Washington
Lee wrote to land agents praising Senator Tillman for backing a land grant. He claimed Tillman could pressure the government into action, stirring opposition that would force favorable outcomes.
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Hat Tillman
Lee
Roosevelt Reveals Tillman Land Grab Probe Details
President Roosevelt discloses post office and Secret Service findings on Senator Tillman tied to an Oregon land grab. He presents evidence to Senator Hale showing Tillman used Senate influence to push a railroad to relinquish land grants for private profit and abused government franking for private business.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Post Office
Secret Service
Senator Tillman
Oregon
Hale
Tillman
United States
J. P. Knight
Senators Read President’s Report to Hale Faces Skeptics
Few Senators were allowed to read the President’s report to Senator Hale and those who did viewed it seriously. Most Senators refused to believe Tillman violated his oath as a Senator. Continued on Page 4-First Column. New through quickest Florida trains via Atlantic Coast Line 298 Wash. St. adv.
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Hale
Mr. Tillman
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Roosevelt Charges Against Sen Tillman Over Timber Lands Deal
Roosevelt accuses Senator Tillman of using his office to help seven relatives gain timber lands. The senator allegedly pressured a railroad to cede land and reserved eight quarters for himself. He also allegedly used his secretary in the scheme and violated the franking privilege.
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Tillman
Senate
Turkish naval officers to sail to New York aboard visiting battleships
Constantinople reports the government asks that 82 Turkish naval officers be embarked on the U S battleships Missouri and Ohio during their visit to Salomeca and Smyrna in the coming days for transport to New York.
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Constantinople
United States
Missouri
Ohio
Salomeca
Smyrna
New York
Sudden Changes Fr John’s Medicine Claims Strength
An old ad notes Fr John’s Medicine as a ward against colds and pneumonia and claims to build you up. The text also mentions a claim about Ixy not needing a pure food law and advertises Taylor Whiskey at 1.00 per quart.
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FR. John
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