Wyoming election contest could propel Kendrick to U S Senate
In Kemimerer Wyoming on December 23 reports say Lincoln county election fraud contests may overturn results in three Sneddon coal camps. Plaintiffs Baldwin and Stafford allege irregular registration and over 100 illegal votes, potentially swinging legislature control and boosting John B. Kendrick’s U S Senate bid.
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Lincoln County
Diamondville
Glencoe
Kemiberer
Wyo
Stafford
Parley P. Baldwin
Ben Bell
C. D. Stafford
Democratic County Central Committee
O. E B. Bradbury
John L. Eynon
BE. F. Fisher
N. C
Oakley
Repu
John B. Kendrick
United States Senate
Wyoming
Plea over dyn amite conspiracy trials amid personal losses
In Indianapolis a defense lawyer cites a four year old Bernhardt child to argue against convicting his father, while defense attornies defend co defendants Eugene Clancey Olaf Trumoe Frisco and others. Prosecutors frame the case as a nationwide violence campaign linked to organized labor and several explosions tied to J K McNamara and associates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William C. Bernhardt
Cincinnati
William N. Harding
Bernhardt
Kern
Eugene A. Clancey
Olaf
James B. McNamara
Kansas City
Mr. Langadale
J. KK. McNamara
Salt Lake City
T Will
Kansas
Brown
McCain
Victims in Panic at Belgian Cinematograph Fire
In Barragues Belgium twelve men and women died after a cinema blaze. Medical examiners found internal hemorrhages from pressure during frantic attempts to escape, debunking a theory of cremation by fire.
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Menin
Belgium
Barragues
Wyoming Permitted to Play Freshmen
The Rocky Mountain Faculty Athletic conferences in session today allowed Wyoming University to retain the rule permitting freshmen to play on the varsity football team. The Agricultural College was lenient to men who have not yet completed eligibility.
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Denver
Golo
Hooky Mountain
Wyoming Univer
Freahen
The
Agricultural College
Brother and Son of W E Kennedy Die in Cedar Bluffs
The body of W E Kennedy, 52, was found behind the Atlas theatre in Cedar Bluffs Kansas and died before aid arrived. He leaves a wife and two sons and ran Beaver Valley Booster with his sons. Former Cincinnati Daily Fire Press employee, he came to Cedar Bluffs to farm and print. Coroner cites apoplexy due to high altitude. Kennedy was an expert pressman and machinist and had ties to the Odd Fellows.
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W. B. Kennedy
Cedar Bluffs
Kansas
Atlas Theatre
Mr. Kennedy
Beaver Valley, Booster
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Daily Fire Press
Beaver Valley
T. J. Kennedy
Kennedy
The
Odd Fellows
Joined twins disarger Holyoke family tale
In Holyoke Massachusetts Mr and Mrs John R Gibbs report their seven month old twin girls who are inseparable at the hips yet otherwise normal. The pair show distinct personalities with opposite sleep patterns and differing feeding times, reflecting individuality within their rare condition.
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Holyoke
Masa
John R. Gibbs
Gibbs
Murder attempt confession by convict on way to sentence
J Frank Hyckey, jailed for killing Josephs, told Sheriff Brecker on the way to prison that he had tried to kill 12 or 13 other boys in Boston Lowell New York and Orange. The remarks were made as he started his sentence.
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Auburn
N. Y
J. Frank Hyckey
Joseph Josephs
Brecker
Boston
Lowell
New York
Orange
Berlin Quiet Streets Rules Restrict Whistling and Activity
New Berlin regulations set for April 13 ban whistling singing loud talking and shrieks and require no more than three abreast on sidewalks no open windows where music is playing and no careless handling of umbrellas or walking sticks. Restrictions also prohibit passing debris into streams and dragging clothes or any sounds that disturb street quiet.
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New York
Berlin
Germany
Rev Frank L Moore Resigns Pastorate Here
Pastor Rev Frank L Moore announces from the pulpit his resignation as pastor of the Congregational Church to become superintendent of Congregational missions in Colorado. He has served seven years building up the church and fostering state and national missions. He cites repeated calls from national leaders and Colorado to take the superintendency, with support from local and state committees.
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F. L. Moore
Congregational Church
Moore
Congregational Missions of
Colorado
Rev. Moore
Yorkin
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Conference
Wyoming Congregational Conference
Moora
National Home Mission Society
Rocky Mountain States
Herring
National Home Missionary Society
Colorado Society
Oklahoma
Southwest
Tam
Bie Ansimiante
New York
Indict three in railroad pact scheme
New York December 28 three high level railway officials Mellin of the New Haven Hartford line Chamberlain president of the Grand Trunk Canada and Alfred W Smithers chairman of the Grand Trunk were reindicted by a federal grand jury under the Sherman law for conspiring to restrain trade. They allegedly planned to extend Grand Trunk lines into New England and to form a steamship link from Providence to New York. Seven overt acts are cited including meetings in New York and Boston and a plan to alter patterns of railroad and steamship operation to hurt the New Haven system. Smithers headquarters are in London Chamberlin in Montreal.
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New York
Charles 3. Mellin
New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad
Edson J. Chamberlain
Grand Trunk Railway
Canada
Alfred W. Slithers
Rehan
0 Trunk
Federal Grand Jury
Bherman
Grand Trunk
Providence
Jain
Mellen
New Haven
Central of
Vermont
Grang Trunk
Tral Vermont
Public Service Commission of
New Hampshire
Central Vermont Railway
Chamberlin
Palmer
Masg
R. L
Sew Haven
New England
Central Vermont
Southern New England Railway Company
Rhode Island
Southern New England Railroad Corporation
Massachusetts
Palmer Providence
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Boston
Montreal
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
J. Paul
Minneapola
Mr. Smithers
London
Centenarian Hrawthy: Chas Ashford Shaefer Obituary Note
In Newton J Bee Charles Ashford Shaefer reports Abram Miker turning 100 today. The town notes a long life with thyroid ills and a 40 year span in work, including 275 shocks of corn recently stored. He began life with walnut juice dyed trousers and kept tobacco, with health described as frail yet resilient.
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Newton
J. Bee
Chas
Ashford Shaefer
Abram
Ile
Bomb injures India's viceroy in Delhi procession
Delhi December 23. A bomb thrown from a roof struck the howdah of the viceroy of India Baron Hardinge as he rode into the new imperial capital. The viceroy and Lady Hardinge survived with minor wounds. one servant was killed and a parasol bearer died. An arrest warrant for the bomber was issued.
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Delhi
India
Daron Charles Hardine
Hardine
Hardinge
Howdah
White
Lord Curzon
Chandal Chowk
Baron
Sir Guy Fleetwood Wilson
Financelal
Governor General of
Imperial
Guy
Baron Harding
Baron Hardinge
Chanada Chowk
Notable Irish Woman Seen Entering Elevator
A large, determined looking Irish woman entered the elevator in a New York dry goods shop area. The brief sighting notes her purposeful demeanor as she moved through the store environment.
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York
Casas Grandes Captured by Rebel Forces in Mexico
Casos Grandes in southwestern Junares was seized by rebels under General Pascual Ororco Jr. The capture gives control of the Mexican Northwestern railway and Chiluahua City, with federal forces retreating and infantry massing to retake the district. The move aims to secure railways and invite U S intervention.
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EL Paso
Tex
Caana Grandes
Junares
Pascual Ororco Jr
Ascension
Jose Blanco
Casos Grandes
Chiluahua City
Gushman
Casas Grandes
Central Railway
Federale
United States
Probing Bee to Be Undertaken By Legislators
Washington December 23 An unprecedented era of investigation opens when the Mouse convenes in January The inquiries include money trust tariff revision New Haven Grand Trust New England general trust legislation shipping trust currency bill DC superintendent of insurance inquiry and related probes Cost is estimated at 100000 dollars
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Washington, D. C
Money Trust
Ways and Means
New Haven
Patrick family reunites in St Louis after pardon
In St Louis on December 28 Miss Lillian Patrick, aged 14, met her father Alerta T. Patrick, recently pardoned by New York Governor Dix. The pair arrived from Denver with Mrs. Edward T. Patrick and stayed at the home of John T. Milliken, the brother in law of Patrick.
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ST. Louis
Lillian Patrick
Alerta T. Patrick
Dix
New York
Rate Bill Suspended by Federal Court in Portland
A federal court in Portland suspended Oregon's first Initiated rate bill. The court ordered railroads to file bonds totaling 56,000 dollars while awaiting final ruling on the bill's practicality and constitutionality.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Nearly Half Hundred Die in Sea Disasters
Dispatches report multiple maritime losses including the British schooner Georgiana off Lucea Jamaica with eleven passengers and four crew lost. The Cartagenta is missing since November 17 with seven crew believed dead. Among the dead are W. R. Bodden of Georgetown Grand Cayman and families of Captain Wood and his own family.
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Mobile
Luvea
Jamaica
Weanel
W. KR. Bodden
Georgetown
Grand Cayman
Captain Wood
Twenty-Two Sailors Die When Ship Is Burned Ashore
In Newfoundland, the freighter Florence of the Fur nets Hine ran ashore near St Rhetta in dense fog. Twenty-two crew members were killed with five survivors rescuing others and bringing maglves into Trepasy. Captain Barr remained aboard as the vessel broke apart.
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St, Johns
N. F
Plorence
St. Rhetta
Hadley
Maglves
Trepaesy Ag
Barr
Ckipper
Floronde
Ung
Teamster Sues Doctor for Loss of Appetite in Denver
Fred Hoffmeister, a Denver teamster, sues Dr. John Locke for 6089 dollars claiming appetite loss from a crash on August 26. He says Locke's car hit his wagon on Fourteenth Street causing the horse to pin him, injuring his chest and stomach.
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Denver
Fred Hoffmeister
John
Locke
Glenarm Place
Hoffmeister
Fourteenth Street
Dr. Locke
Turk Delegates Face Attack at Peace Conference
London dispatch reports Turkish delegates confronted by Allied demands at the fifth peace conference session. Allies seek Turkish cession west of a line from near Rodestrom Marmora Sea to Bay Malatra in the Black Sea, plus Arab areas, Aegean island cession, and compensation of Turkish rights in Crete. Financial terms to be discussed later.
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London
Turkey
Rodestrom
Marmora Sea
Bay Malatra
Black Sea
Aegean
Greece
Crete
Turks Press For Adriatic Retention In New Instructions
Constantinople reports fresh deman ds urging Turkish retention of Adrianople with emphatic wording sent to plenipotentiaries after a cabinet meeting. In Athens a Greek squadron pursues the Turkish battleship Torgut Reis and three destroyers which shelled Tenedos then withdrew under Dardanelles fortification protection. The incident wounded three Turkish boatmen and provoked Greek naval pursuit.
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Constantinople
Porte
Athens
Lemmos
Torgut Reis
Medjidelh
Dardanelles
Tenedos
Dourdenilles
Thes
Sully Plans Return to New York Court Case
Daniel J. Sully the dethroned cotton king plans to return to New York to again enter the game. A court order in a quilt he found led to his exile from the state for years. He has ordered suits to reopen the case and trigger the court's order to allow his return.
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New York
Daniel J. Sully
Sully
New York State
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