New Haven Rewards For Rhode Island Bandit Capture
James Buckley and a companion, both in their early twenties, received $50 rewards from the New Haven Police for aiding in the capture of Lyndal Bosworth, the Rhode Island bandit who killed Detective Bennett Dorman. Superintendent Eugene Birmingham handed the checks after the pair reported to the office, with instructions to report back on their disposition of the money. The scene in the Birmingham office reflected a formal commendation of their role in the case.
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James Buckley
Edwin Street
Aura
Bifeld
Central Avenue
Rhode Island
Lyndal Bosworth
Bennett Dorman
New Haven Police Department
Eugene Birmingham
New Haven Board of Police
Creago
New Haven
Ley
Bifield
Three Others Sought in Assault on Charles Rahn
Stanley Blaskey aged 22 and Eugene Michalinzek aged 25 of 26 Weet avenue were fined five dollars and costs after arraignment on charges of assaulting expressman Charles Rahn of 420 Main street. Police seek three additional unidentified youths believed to have participated in the assault.
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Stanley Blaskey
Eugene Michalinzek
Weet Avenue
Charles Rahn
Expressman
Main Street
Backward Trail Through Year in Sports and Notables
As the Old Fear nears its finish and the New Year arrives, a look back honors sports legends and champions across sports. Names like Jack Johnson, Jess Willard, Ty Cobb, Willie Hoppe, Frank Kramer, Courtney Gardner, and Johnston appear among gridiron, billiards, rowing, and golf praise. The piece notes peace in Mexico, railway rebuilding, and a demand for locomotives and cars in repair.
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Walts
Courtney
Gardner
Johnston
Notes on Lynching and Global Events Noted
William Stewart and Samuel Bland two men accused of murder were lynched at Eastman Georgia. A British cruiser believed to be the Sydney appeared off the entrance to Galveston harbor. San Francisco Chinese plan a revolution if Yuan Shikai becomes emperor. Fire destroyed four buildings in Monroe New York business section at an estimated loss of 40000 dollars. General von Bissing will retire January 1 due to ill health. A British cabinet report covered his recruitment drive by Lord Derby. Sheriff Moreland of Lee County Georgia wounded in a clash with negros. two lynchings reported. A girl saved from Moosup River after her father Frank Edgerton jumped 40 feet to rescue her. Senator Shively of Indiana seriously ill in Washington hospital. National Bank of Hopewell Virginia application approved. Governor Obed Beechman of Rhode Island in satisfactory condition after operation. Extensive US field maneuvers planned in Canal Zone beginning January. Mrs Asquith awarded injunction in London against libel publications. William Thaw due in New York to spend Christmas aboard the Rotterdam.
Central Empires Seek Closer Economic Ties
Zurich report from Vienna and Berlin notes high level talks between German and Austro-Hungarian leaders and financiers to align economic relations. Divergent interests, protective duties, and wartime shifts threaten any accord. Germany may gain leverage via tariffs, while Austria fears loss of independence and worsening prices. Trade shifts hit Balkan markets, tanning inputs scarce, shoemaker leather prices surge, and war reshapes social relief in Vienna.
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Switzerland
Vienna
Berlin
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bohemia
Moravia
Lower Austria
Austria
Hungary
Budapest
Balkans
Levant
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Turkey
Serbia
Europe
Constantinople
Trichinosis Warning From Raw Pork Dangers Explained
The article warns of disease from eating undercooked pork and raw pork products. It cites trichinae parasites found in hogs, outlines historic outbreak cases, and stresses thorough cooking and safe processing under Federal meat inspection to prevent infection.
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United States
California
Wisconsin
Bureau of Anima
Aged Practitioner Ill With Paralysis in East Main Street
Dr Clonrad Clemens a veteran New England physician of East Main street is gravely ill at home with paralysis and speech loss. His nephew Dr Alfonzo Clemens, formerly of Chicago, assists and manages his long established practice. Clemens served as a captain surgeon in the Austrian army during the war and lost his right leg to a cannon ball.
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Clonrad Clemens
City
New England
East Main Street
Alfonzo Clemens
Chicago
Clemens
Parcel Post Makes Good Again for Egg Shipments
A survey of poultry breeders shows 4175 parcels of eggs for hatching passed through parcel post last summer with few complaints about breakage or fertility. Breeders request eggs be mailed packed in excelsior or baskets, the express method, a proposal now under review by the post office department.
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Parcel Post
Post Office Department
Socialist vote on war loan disapproved in Reichstag
Amsterdam dispatch reports that Vorwaerts quotes the Socialist minority's 63 to 15 defeat in the Reichstag over the war credit. The party condemned the dissent as a breach of discipline, reaffirming unity in opposition to the war loan.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Vorwaerts
Reichstag
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