Earthquake Strikes Much of Italy Widespread Panic Reported
Telegraphed dispatches describe a strong quake shaking Tuscany and northern cities. Panic in cities like Genoa Milan Venice Florence Bologna and Naples with crowds fleeing and limited damages reported. Italian relief efforts and refugee movements noted, including homes offered for orphans as aftershocks continue.
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Teleeraph
Powis
Tuscany
Italy
An Suake
Aenoa
Milan
Lombardy
Venico
Venetia
Florence
Bologna
Emilia
Predicts More Earthquakes For Pacific Coast
Telegraph dispatch from Tacoma Washington reports seismic predictions for the entire Pacific coast including Alaska and the Alaska cable disruptions. Scientist E W Everett states tremors were expected between now and August and that repair teams were dispatched to fix the Abakan cable split during the earthquake.
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Tacoma
Wash
Jen
Pacific Coast
Wis
E.W. Everett
Allen
Scattin
Scion of Ramous Families Dead in Baltimore
An obituary fragment notes Henry Patterson Beary, aged 88, from Baltimore. The text is garbled with unclear details but indicates he was linked to the Ramous family and mentions a wedding and dates into the 1890s.
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Henry Patterson Beary
Ia Lee
Nira
Sears Ware
Sisters avert panic by cool heads at cannell school
Ex Telegraph to the Journal reports a frightening incident at the Caneiel school at Eighteenth and Rave where eight hundred children were nearly endangered. Sisters in charge acted calmly guiding teachers and pupils as alarms rang. A fire was discovered on a ground floor but was contained during the recess with no injuries.
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Panke
Bister
Lacy
Reverend Bitter Accepts Foreign Mission Board Post
The Rev. James M. Bitter, pastor of the First Baptist Church, has accepted a call to serve as assistant secretary of the Foreign Missionary Board with headquarters in Boston. He resigns as pastor to join the Board, which oversees mission work. Bitter, born in Alton, Illinois, had led the Roselle church since June 15, 1900, during which time membership and property grew substantially.
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Joke ‘Revelie
James “M. Bitter
Pdntor
First Baptist Church
Tas
Baptiat Church
Boston
Maas
Rarseiner
Alton
Pera le Pras
Roselle
Buhda Ee
HL Revell & Company, Publishers
Eis. Behl
Yeopue Gaendved at Cin on Fader Eat
Fragmented OCR reads as a brief local notice with unclear details about an event at a cinema and an adult figure. Names and exact actions are unreadable, leaving only a vague sense of a scheduled gathering or showing. Further clarification needed to identify participants and location.
New Idea Men Take a Stand in Legislature Session
Sta Correspondent reports from Trenton on January 13 as the Legislature opens with party clashes. New fifteen member Democrats push a rule change to slow committee action, while Assemblymen Martin Passaic and Pierce Union lead opposition. A pending resolution seeks to delay printing minutes and require shorter committee delays, sparking debate over legislative procedure.
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Sta
Trenton
House’ of Assembly
Afteen Democrats
William’ P. Martin
Eases
Pccasion
Lewis
Burlington
Uwe
Pietca
Assembly Pierce
Union
Ee Ginnelley
Merce
Instant death reported after fast express collision
An unknown man was killed instantly when a fast express train struck him near the tracks. Authorities believe the victim may be a local resident, with details scattered in the morning report and no identification available at the time.
Edison Men Killed Hit By Trolley Car
West Orange Jan 13 Accustomed to new light work at Edison's laboratory Abel Medwin and Charles Seuiders electricians faced a trolley collision as they left the plant Medwin was killed and Seuiders may slip Twelve of the lights are being made at the Edison plant under orders for a merchants' celebration in Newark Saturday Each diffuses 12 000 candle power the greatest light yet produced
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West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
Abel Medwin
Charles Seuiders
Edison Electrician
Eark
Medwin Wa
Edison
Newark
Fach
Ote Janto
Schlotterer Reelected Leader At Elizabeth Club Meeting
The Elizabeth Democratic Club held its annual meeting at the Lyceum, electing officers for the coming year with one change. Daniel P. McGovern becomes vice president, replacing John Lammording, as the club praised President George H. Schlotterer and praised Wotterer for steady leadership during the past year.
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Elizabeth Democratic Club
Lyceum
Daniel P. McGovern
John Lammording
George H. Schlotterer
D. FP. McGovern
Walter C. Poe
Senate May Demand Executive Papers
A clipped Telegraph snippet hints at Senate May demanding executive papers amid unspecified departmental feer and political tensions. The fragmentary text references Bacon and Rapport, with unclear context and dates.
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Senate
Mayor Fisk's Uncle Injured at Trenton Incident
A brief item reports Mayor Fisk's uncle injured in an incident at Trenton with sparse details. The note references the mayor and a family connection, suggesting a local political angle. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Woman Seeks Help After Hospital Sump Incident
Chicago January 13 A report notes Mrs Clara ... a.m. hospital aid after a sump incident involving a fey telegraph victim. Police investigation ongoing with limited details available.
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Fey Telegraph Vo Mesomrmat
Chicago
Srothal Puracas
Clara
Cox
Heiress to Million to Wed Local Meat Market Owner
A New York widow, Mrs Joseph Jones, reportedly plans to marry Moxes Mendel, Newark meat market proprietor at 133 Broad Street, with rumors of a California wedding. Mendel says he does not know his brother Moses's location. the family remains involved as the local market continues under Mendel and his relatives.
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Moses Mendel, Jr
Moxes Mendel
Broad Street
Joseph Jones
New York
Thal
Gandala
Jones
Mamion
Aky
Mr. Mendel
California
Mrs. Jones
Mandel
Trix
Janes
Joseph Mendel
Journal
Moses
Mowen Mendel
Newark
Hare
Guilty pleas entered by three youths in local burglary case
Multiple defendants including John Kilmer and others faced arraignment as police tied them to the Kent apartment break in and other burglaries. Kilmer confessed after confrontations and was linked to a series of gas meter thefts and earlier reform school offenses. Prosecutors prepared for grand jury action.
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Jnidea Alexander
Jffice
Mre
Sara Kent
John Kent
Sewapaper Than
Tata Jefferson Avenue
Nhat
Kent” Place
Ne Tentence
Pier der
Heeett
Hakay
Gustave C
Krouen
Kent
Mra. Kent
Ae ‘Bien Mp
Ee Pate
John ‘Kilmene
East Jorsey Street
Kilmet
Colucci
Peters
Ward
Ofr
Kilmer
damepBurg Reform School
Tucker
Gramt
Burton Chosen Secretary for Ohio Senate Seat
Columbus January 13 congressman Theodore E Burton, formerly senator from Ohio, was formally chosen to serve with Senator Dick and announced at a joint legislative session. The report notes Burton's selection as secretary in the Ohio Senate.
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Tournal
Columbus
Theodore E
Burton
Ohio
Puzzling Fire Affects Frontratred Tenement Block
A fires outbreak at 178 to 184 Frontratred tenement left 22 families and 190 children alarmed at 1.25 am. Mrs Mary Brown owner from 182 reported smoke from 184 third story. Deputy Chief Mahoney and Engineth crew searched the building for the blaze as smoke filled floors. Dr Sullivan located the fire on floor of 184 where rotten floor boards hid flames. The incident caused heavy disruption but no injuries reported. fire under control after an hour. Insurance coverage noted less than 89.00.
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Howse
Mary Brown
New 184
M. Yoworhka
Augustine Tutwin
St 184
Howe
Mahoney
Lutwhn
Parsun
Wall Street News Brief Delays Trading Improves
Wall Street trading extended yesterday with a delayed session as markets absorbed early gains and prepared for afternoon moves. Analysts noted cautious activity amid mixed receipts from corporate reports and economic data.
E. R. Collins Speaks On Ferry Trolleys
E R Collins addresses the crowd amid debate over trolley service. The talk emphasizes safety, efficiency, and potential routes, urging officials to consider passenger needs and urban mobility. Local observers note growing public interest and possible votes on transit upgrades.
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