US Sailor Dies After Boxing Match on Florida
New York January reports naval inquest into the death of Edward Ott seaman aboard the battleship Florida. Autopsy cites heart failure from silent pneumonia after a sparring bout with Patrick Walsh. Walsh held as prisoner aboard Florida at Brooklyn Navy Yard. Ott’s body sent to Indianapolis. both sailors recently joined the navy and were part of Vera Cruz landing party.
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New York
Naval Board of Inquest
Rank J. Clark
Tinhani
WB. Grove
Arkansas
W. D. Gwenn
Utih
Edward
Florida
Fletchar
Orr
Ott
Patrick Walsh
Brooklyn
Safiora
Walsh
Rehonda
Globe Bay
Taree
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Indianapolis
Benn
Navy
Vera Cruy
Sharon Signs of Prosperity Amid City Improvements
Reports show over $1,000,000 in new projects across Youngstown district. Planned work includes a 9,004 ton smelter at Hubbard for Andrews-Hitchcoal, a sixfor earth plant for Founestown Iron and Steel at Lowellville, ten bar mills and byproduct plant at McDonald for Carnegie Steel, and expansions at Republic Iron and Steel and Frier Fill Liver Company open works in Feiler.
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Sharon
Andrews-Hitchcoal
Hubbard
Founestown Iron and Steel Company
Lowellville
McDonald
Carnegie* Steel Company
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Feiler
Explosion at Midowh School Injures Pupil
A student, William kd, 12, exploded a cap with a pin at Arthuride Grammar School in Midowh Pennsylvania. The blast tore his hand bones, knocked him to the floor, and caused chaos as startled pupils and teacher Jessie Ormsby attempted to restore order. A crowd gathered after the incident.
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Midowh
William Kd
Jessie Ormsby
Bartholdt Resolution Considered in German Warning
Washington January 6 The German government told the United States it has not urged Congress to pass the Bartholdt resolution barring arms and munitions exports to warring European nations. During a hearing before the House Foreign Affairs Committee Representative Bartholdt said he favored the restatement on moral grounds, while Chairman Flood pressed if Germany anticipated the law's passage.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Bartholdt
Europe
Atute Department
Berlin
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Barthouldt
Bartholdt of
Misnovik
Favordi
Flood
Oormian
Foreign Office
Bartholt
Misassaclamea
Pood
Seventy Japanese Brides Arrive for Husbands in U.S. Detention
The report notes seventy brides arrived aboard multiple steamers to meet husbands they had never met. About sixty-eight brides were conveyed to enforcement officials, with fifty more slated to arrive this week. Under Java law and immigration rules, brides have been married, exchanged fiancé letters, and expressed intent in formal declarations.
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Privcleeu
Tun
Sevangy Plotiré
Jagan
Shinyo Mari
Bulne Hawks
Angel Tatand
United Stes
Emden Sinking and Gun Turrets Blown Off Witnessed by America
A 1915 caption notes the German cruiser Emden after its clash with an Australian battleship. The winner’s broadside left guns blown away as a dramatic park scene photo depicts the event. The image is credited to an American press service observer.
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America
American Press Association
Italians Have New Army Plane
Teoine reports a newly developed Italian army air craft tested near Milan. The biplane, designed by Signor Capron, spans wings about 70 feet and uses two independent rotary engines delivering 200 horsepower. It seats three, is armored, armed with a machine gun, and touted to reach 80 miles per hour with a 28 hour endurance. Two other variants of the same design, with 600 and 610 horsepower, are under consideration.
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Teoine
Jai
Milan
Signor Capron
W Lim
Haly
Tramp Attack Interrupted by Family Dog Victor
Mrs. Ly Bechtel of North Side Pittsburgh was attacked by a tramp she let into her home for coffee. A large English setter owned by her husband, named Victor, intervened and fought off the assailant until police arrived.
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Pittsburgh
Ly. Bechtel
East Street
North Side
Victor
Pistol Incident Leaves Two Wounded In Critical Condition
A shooting early yesterday morning near Dante Place Siloon left one man dead. Medical examiner orders body moved for autopsy. Alfonso Amato, 47, and Harry Pinata, 22, remain in critical condition after the attack.
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Dante Place
Morein
Alfonso Amato
Xedra Oli
Harry Pinata
Molasses Feed Promises Quick Stock Gains on Farm Stover
An advertisement touts molasses as a value feed to mix with corn stalks and straw, claiming fattening results, higher milk yield, and faster growth for horses, cattle, and sheep. It promotes making a ton of molasses feed from stover for much less cost than typical feed, with shipping details and a money back guarantee.
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Stover
Roswell
Fast Avenue
Onca
Quarantined Buffalo Yards Amid Foot and Mouth Epidemic
The vast Bara Mockyirds in Buffalo Yards were nearly closed at night. workers disinfected the yards to prevent spread of foot and mouth disease. The quarantine, ordered by Dr. Mohler of Washington, will continue until all stockyards statewide are thoroughly disinfected. The outbreak has cost the United States dearly and affects western states including Michigan where a similar dispute arose last August.
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Huttulo
Mohler
Bureau of Nine Industry
Washington
Aichigan
United States
Georgetown Man Healed After Amputated Hand Buried
A strange report tells of Lewis Jason of Blades having an amputated hand buried for six weeks. Doctors examined the hand, recovered it, and reattached it after straightening fingers. The patient resumed normal use with no apparent discomfort.
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Georgetown
Doly
Lewis Jason
Jetteraca
Turellésed
Phyeltinus
Atelon
Frienza
Crangpie
Jefferson
Oncy
Italian Officer Slain Amid Garibaldi Lineage Mystery
Paris reports the death of another son of Lieutenant Colonel Richard Garibaldi, son of the famed Malle patriot, after Bruno Garibaldi fell heroically in the Argonne. War officials could not confirm the slain volunteer’s name or rank, but suspected he was the third son of Felicito Garibaldi, tied to Colonel Poppino Garibaldi’s unit. Five German prize steamers seized since the war’s start were auctioned on the Baltic Exchange for 130,725, with proceeds to be shared by officers and crews of the capturing warships.
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Paris
Richad Garibaldi
Malle
Bruno Garibaldl
Argonne
Ministry of War
Guelbaldinn
Sieutenant
Felekitt Garibalds
Leutenant
Poppino Garibaldi
Vnitnn
Voluetwerk Corp
London
Jun
Sale of Coffee and various goods with premium stamps
Advertises coffee at 28 cents per pound with ten stamps per pound for purchasers. Includes teas spices extracts soda baking powder soap powders Dutch cleanser macaroni and spaghetti count toward premiums. Call for details and particulars.
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Daylight Store
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