Mrs Eddy's Return Hopes Stir Nest of Believers
New York December 30 excommunicated Christian Science leader Mrs Augu sta E Stetson predicts the founder Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy will return to life and manifest to believers and the world comparing her to Jesus with a posthumous appearance expected to prove life after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Augusta E. Stetson
Christian Science Church
New York City
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Stetson
Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientat
Jesus of Nazareth
Wyoming Rail Road Men Benefit From Wage Increase
Several hundred trainmen and conductors on Wyoming lines gain a 10 percent pay raise after a Chicago conference. The nationwide increase covers 61 Western railroads and about 75 000 workers, adding roughly 5 million dollars annually. The broader settlement pushes total wage hikes to nine million dollars in a week.
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Western Railroads
Chicago
Wyoming
Death of Gaumont in new aircraft test at Versailles
Lieu tenant Gaumont of the army aviation corps died after a sixty foot fall while testing a new monoplane at Versailles. He died tonight from his injuries. General Brun urged Legion of Honor recognition prior to his death. At Los Angeles, Aroh Hoxsey achieved 10,575 feet altitude and broke the American endurance record, staying aloft for three hours and seventeen minutes.
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Versailles
France
Gaumont
Army Aviation Corps
Brun
Legion of Honor
Hoxsey
Toe Angeles
Aroh Hoxsey
Heart Beats Ninety Minutes After Death
Denver report details the death of 15 year old J Marion Price Jr at St Luke's hospital under anesthesia for a nose obstruction removal. The respiratory center paralysis led to the heart continuing to beat for one and a half hours after breathing had ceased. He was under anesthesia for a slight operation when the event occurred and the account notes the continuation of cardiac action after death.
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Denver
Colo
Paralleis
Respiratory Center
J. Marion Price, Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
Young Price
Seventeen Outfits At Work On Wellington Cheyenne Link
Seventeen outfits are on site for the Wellington Cheyenne segment of the Hill railroad system project. A large force operates west of Cheyenne preparing embankments for Crow Creek, while another crew digs near a place seven miles from Cheyenne where the Colorado and Southern tracks go under Union Pacific.
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Wellington-Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Crow Creek
Pee
Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Grazing Fees Upheld by New Mexico Court
Federal court in New Mexico awards government damages to stock owners who grazed in national forests without permits. Civil cases uphold grazing privilege at one dollar and fifty cents per head per year. Re-argument granted for government criminal actions.
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Washington
New Mexico
Secretary of Agriculture
Girl Travels as Hobo to Reach Sick Sister
Elisabeth Carr a 19 year old from St Joseph Missouri traveled as a hobo to reach her sister Mrs Ora Lambrick in San Francisco. She rode boxcars with four men near Rose Dale Kansas City and was arrested after police found them by a fire in the rail yard. The girl dressed as a man claimed the journey was for fun and that John Smith of St Joseph acted as her protector.
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Kansas City
San Francisco
Elisabeth Carr
St. Joseph
Rosedale
Here
Ora Lambrick
John Smith
St Joseph
Sicilian Steel Worker Murdered Near Salt Creek
A 22 year old Sicilian named Alello, employed in Pueblo steel works, was murdered late last night in a lonely spot near Salt Creek stove. Three rifle shell casings were found near the body and three bullet holes were observed in his body. A mysterious telephone report to Coroner J J McDonald at 0 o clock led officers to the scene.
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Pueblo
Cole
Dee
Paulo
Salt Creek
J. J. McDonald
Alello
Nine Lepers Exhibited for Public Examination in New York
Nine lepers from Paterson, Brooklyn, city hospital, skin and cancer hospital, and German hospital were shown to physicians at the academy of medicine. The event aimed to educate the public away from hysterical fear and to promote humane treatment and telegraph out the need for a national leprosy institution with stations in Florida and San Francisco.
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New York
Academy of Medicine
Paterson
N. J
Brooklyn
City Hospital
Skin and Cancer Hospital
German Hospital
United States
New York City
Florida
San Francisco
Fighting in Chihuahua and Sonora Reported
General Luque reports Mal Paso clear of insurrectos and federals in control after a clash near a scouting force led by Colonel Escudero. Rumors of wider fighting persist with no confirmation as scouts erect wireless at San Antonio. In Sonora fifty insurrectos and fifty federals clash at Tampichi, one dead and four wounded, ten taken prisoner. Troops ordered to patrol the border to prevent insurrecto entry into the United States.
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Chihuahua
Iuque
Fernandes
Mal Paso
Escuedero
San Antonio
Sonora
Douglas
Ariz
Tampichi
Montezuma
Denver
Barr
Thomas
Department of the
Federal loss in Mexico reported at six hundred killed
El Paso dispatch cites Chihuahua correspondent noting fierce four days near Casa Colorado with about 600 killed in the Luques relief column. Insurgent lines said to be failing as Navarro’s command remains bottled up near El Paso.
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Ei Paso
The
Times
Chihuahua
Anya
Luques
Casa Colorado
Navarro
Ma Paso
Lexow Dies in Nyack at Age of Former Senator
Former New York State Senator Clarence Lexow, longtime chairman of the Leon committee that investigated city government, died in Nyack at night. His work drew wide attention to municipal affairs and state oversight.
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Lexow
New York
Clarence Lexow
Leon
New York City
Nyack
Public Service Conchien’s CapitalPlanned at $200 Million
Wilmington December 30 The Walted Propersion company has been incorporated with a capital of 200 million dollars to take over all public insurance of Berkeley and Cal, signaling a major expansion in utilities and municipal services.
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Public Service Conchien
Wilmington
Walted Propersion Company
Berkeley
Cal
Robin Takes Hyocine but Is Pumped Out
New York report says Joseph G. Rotin attempted suicide by ingesting hyocine, a poison used by Crippen. He collapsed before arraignment, survived after immediate hospital care, with sanity questions and case postponed.
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Robin
New York
Joseph G. Rotin
Crippen
Criminal Courts
Belleview
Crain
Jerome
Rinh
Eilll
Northwest Forecast Sees Snow and Calm Weekend Weather
A forecast predicts fair skies turning windy south Saturday and Sunday with possible snow in the Northwest region. Impacts include travel disruption and colder temperatures into the weekend. Local authorities urge residents to monitor updates and prepare for winter conditions.
Portugal Fate to Be Annexed if Monarchy Fails
London reports Spain may annex Portugal if the monarchical movement gains ground. English officials say troop movements at the Portugal frontier are possible to intervene if Portugal falls into war. The situation risks civil conflict and draws English involvement to shape events at Madrid.
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London
Spain
Republic of
Portugal
Canalejas
Lisbon
Manuel
England
Marquis Soveral
George
Sandringham
Braga
Jt Lal
Madrid
Inauguration Ceremonies for New State Officers Set
Plans outline simple inaugural ceremonies for Governor elect Joseph M. Carey and other officials. A 10:30 a.m. procession from the Industrial Club to the Capitol precedes an 11:00 a.m. oath administered by Chief Justice Charles N. Potter with Rev. George Batter offering an invocation.
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Overnor
J. M. Carey
M.C. Barkwell
Prevent
Industrial Club
Ninth Cavalry Band
Ninth Cavalry
Perth
Warren Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Capital Avenue
Spite
Bluldine
Hall of Representatives
George
B. B. Brooks
Joseph M. Carey
Chive
Charles N. Potter
State Supreme Court
Jueiled
Poeter
Hous
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Nazareth
Wyoming Railroad
West
Irong
Wyo
Cheyenne-Wellington
Girl
Hobo
Londly Spot
Mexico
Alfonso
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