Chief ODonahue slain by Dougherty in Hot Springs streets
In Sings Ark Nee two-h two chief of detectives Jack ODonahue was shot and killed by Frank Dougherty a race track follower during a confrontation. Dougherty claimed self defense after an alleged molestation attempt. A 16 year old boy in a buggy fired at Dougherty, who then shot himself. Doctors say he cannot die from the wounds.
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Jack O’donahue
Frank Dougherty
Hot Springs
Hot Sings
Ark
Nee
Jack O'Donahue
Frank Tiingherty
Tovay
Oldek
Dougherty
Lad Strick
Donghue
Sue Pratective
Motorman Crushed to Death in Indiana Train Collision
In Indianapolis a Union Traction car bound for Anderson and Miracle collided with a private car near McCombsville. Motorman Bert Braver died shortly after. several passengers were seriously or lightly injured, including Horace Wilcox with a broken shoulder and Inez Stuck with limb injuries. The crash occurred about eleven o clock this morning, leaving the Limited crowded and passengers shaken.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Union Traction” Votepany “Limited
Anderson
Miracle
George F. Mc
Cywlach
Gar
Martha
Fire destroys Arbuckles refinery in Brooklyn Cooperage Shops
A December fire at Arbuckles sugar refinery in the Brooklyn Cooperage area swept through the plant injuring and killing several firefighters. Battalion Chief Thomas Coppinger died after hospital treatment, and Assistant Foreman Thomas Jeffries was found among the fallen near the blaze. Loss estimated at 100000.
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Arbuckles
Brooklyn
Cooperace
York
East River
Celi
Asiehnel O'Tasle
Thones Coppinger
Thomas McGarthy
Battation
Coppinger Fied
Foren Thomas Jeffries
Watt
Mexican Churches Pillaged During Mexican War Treasure Tale
A sensational tale claims Mexican cathedrals were looted for diamonds sapphires rubies and golden images during the war. It follows treasurer Baker and a Hillsdale man who supposedly learned the hiding places beneath chapel flagstones and faced official warnings against revealing the treasure’s location.
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Toledo
Treen J. Baker
Catholrc
Mexico City
Lis Veauainas College
Naler
Kidd
Vera
Bott
Baker
New York
Hillsdale
Midhlitheen
Tts
Biker
Elkins Donates Half Million for Orphans Home in Philadelphia
William L. Elkins of Philadelphia pledges 500000 for a Mausonie home for orphan girls. The gift, made in a lodge gathering of Free Masons of Pennsylvania, funds construction and endowment to support 140 orphans, with grand officers in attendance. The project will be located in the northern city area near Grst and aims to provide durable housing and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Willian L. Elkins
Dangsters
Free Masons
Pennsylvania
Mr. Elkins
New York News of Coal Costs and Court Delays
In New York the coal shortage and high prices hit the poor while clothing costs rise. Snow removal under Commissioner Woodbury earns praise as snow districts grow. Debates over Albany improvements, railroad charges, and currency reform push political leaders Odell and Platt to rival positions. Grocery clerks push 7 pm store closings. The German theater on Murray Street nears demolition as London New York finance ties deepen with bank consolidations shaping a stronger capital landscape. Delays in court trials linger, delaying justice after costly murder cases.
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New York
Eny
Colonel Waring
Woodbury
Gividea
Nto
Albany
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trists
Department of Comments
Odell
Platt
New York State
Pratt
Tal
Thi
Ketsil
Thin City
Boston
Philadelphia
Howsir
Murray Street
Wag
Issa
Towin
Wighth Street
Ulenter
London
Angio Amencan
Western National Bank
Western National
United States
Bank of Commerce
Wits National
City Bank
Warlonal
Sipre Resson
Equitable
Ane Blutur
Mercantile Sud Hnuning
Prast
Nis
Rolach
Catherine Adams
Enine
Deliyg
Vt Ls Sing
Nee
Supreme Court
Christmas at the White House A Capitol Christmas
Christmas at the White House is described with President Theodore Roosevelt hosting gifts and callers in the library after breakfast. The First Family shares occasions with guests including ambassadors and Peruvian students while other dignitaries attend a state dinner and receptions reflecting a festive White House observance.
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Washington
Theodore
Ani Liept
Perkson
Luechaon
Cownunder
Sematari
Wes
Lodge
John Lodge
Quytin
Cowles, Jr
John Tot
New York
Charles
Henry Davis
Davis
Messrs, Davis
Robert Perguson
Cleveland Christmas at Home in New York
Ex president and Mrs Cleveland spend Christmas day at their home in New York. The holiday is observed simply with family and children, a quiet, cheerful scene as the couple welcomes the season.
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Mrs. Cleveland
New York
Cleveland
Pringvton
MN. J
Emperor William and Family Light Christmas Trees in Berlin
Emperor William spent Christmas in Berlin observing the royal Christmas trees in the new palace halls. He distributed fresh minted coins to gardeners and watchmen after viewing the park and attending a 4 o'clock dinner. All imperial children were present and each had a tree matched to their age.
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Berlin
William
Sans Sonel
New Palace
King Edward and Alexandra Spend Christmas at Sandringham
London reports King Edward and Queen Alexandra Christmasing at Sandringham with royal family and Wales lines attending services and a distribution of heel and game to estate workers. Unusually cold weather hits London, a Christmas swim tradition persists, and charitable efforts rise amid unemployment distress as a severe gale damages shipping along the north coast.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Sandringham
Thay Vrines
Wales
Victoria
Duchess of the
Prince Wd Prin Charles
Denmark
Tondon
England
Battersea Park
New York Enjoys White Christmas as Snow Covers Ground
Dec 25 brought a white Christmas to New York with early snowfall surpassing expectations. As morning arrived the streets lay thickly blanketed, prompting churches to conduct special services where music was a prominent feature.
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New York
Christmas charity and church services across Rome and city
In Rome on Christmas Day feasts fed the needy and sick with about 2800 meals at Grand Gowri palace. Archbishop Farley led mass at St. Patrick Cathedral while Grace M. chore and Chantel completed duties. The Subvatioarchy charity operated city wide with hospital services and prison relief. At the American embassy in Rome Ambassador Meyer and guests marked the holiday with high level greetings from European rulers and dignitaries.
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Ap Patter
Aller
Chantel
Farley
St. Patviel’s
Grand Gowri Palace
Rome
Meyer
Abasce
Gen
Close
Washington
Care Ister
Roosevelt
Christmas Crimes Across Several Cities Reported
In multiple towns on December 25, a series of fatal shootings and suicides occurred. In Paradise county Benjamin Rauch and his wife died after a gunman entered their home. a relative named Rauch witnessed a struggle and the killer fled. Eugene, Oregon saw George Carter Skytt and his wife killed themselves amid jealousy. Kansas City also reported William Hollaback fatally shooting his wife and attempting to harm a stepdaughter before killing himself. Madison, Indiana’s William Dormidy was shot by Frank Heilman, who then surrendered, possibly mistaking him for another man. Portions of the reports mention domestic disputes and recent separations as context.
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Ter
Christian CG. Rauch
A. Furmer
Bejamin Rauch
Paradise
Young Rauck
Flei
Hauck
Kambas City
Madison
Ind
William Dormidy
Indianapolis
Frank Heilman
Crozier
Heilman
Dor. J Mihy
Race Ends In Tie Between US Battleship Boats
A three mile race between the American battleships Alabama and Massachusetts for a $1,000 stake ended in a tie with a 29 minute 28 second time. British cruiser Charybdis and torpedo boat destroyers Quail and Rock arrived at Port of Spain later that day.
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Port OF Spain
United States
Biy Alabama
Massachusetts
Charyhots
Quail Snd Rock
AUK
Marlboro City Hall Fire Destroys Departments
A midnight blaze in Marlboro collapsed city hall causing total losses of 500000 dollars. Armory of company F and the public library were destroyed. Michael O'Brien, 40, was buried under debris and presumed fatally injured.
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Armory Nf
5Th Regiment
Lie Marlboro Public
Michael O'Brien
Venezuela arbitration to The Hague suggested by Washington
Reports from Caracas and Paris indicate President Castro has signaled acceptance of a proposal to refer all disputes with Venezuela to arbitration at The Hague. Washington discussions followed jetty conference between President and Hay as allies push arbitration while preserving U.S. shipping interests amid blocade tensions.
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Caracas
Der
Castro
Typ
Washington
Nna
Hague
Bunal
Hay
Bee Castro
Bowen
Magnetare
At Iclals
Wek
Hague Tribunal
United States
Germans expect Roosevelt to accept arbitration offer
Berlin reports the Lokal Anzeiger says Germany excludes a 1.7 million Bolivar cash claim from Venezuelan arbitration and notes Roosevelt’s pledge to arbitrate may be linked to a quarantine of the issue. Confidence grows in Washington that Roosevelt will take the arbitration task.
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Berlin
Lokal
Ansaleger
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Italy’s Stance on Arbitration College of Powers
Italy signals openness to arbitration in the Venauelay difficulties but insists all points be submitted to the arbitrators and that Italian claims be treated on equality with other powers. The statement comes from Rome on Christmas Day, outlining conditions for acceptance of arbitration and the dispute’s scope.
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Rome
Italy
Vena Uuelay Ditheulties
Itlian
Mob Executes Black Suspect in Jail Yard at Pittsburg
A mob seized a Black man accused in a serious case, dragged him from the Pittsburg jail, and hanged him after a failed initial attempt. Police offered no protection as the rope broke and the crowd pressed the execution, while another officer died after being struck during the confrontation.
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Montgomery
Pittsburg
Jin
Gadley
Mittan
Geil
Fim
Jim
Gogley
Godler
Godley
Quinny Vineyards Acreage and Auto Insurance Note
Readable text notes Quinny vineyards cover 239,025 acres and mentions insurance against automobile accidents. No clear dates or organizations. Source is fragmented OCR with limited factual clarity. Further details are unavailable in the readable portion.
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Quinny Aggre Filte
Foreignborn Residents and Mortality Trends in the United States
A brief note discusses mortality trends among foreignborn residents in the United States, highlighting comparisons with populations in Germany and Poland. The fragment references dietary and health observations and notes variations in life expectancy across immigrant groups.
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United States
Wish
Germany
Teasl
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Warren J. Baker
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Masonic Orphans’ Home
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City
Towa
Dee
AL A. aHoy
Herry Adam
Hig Iife
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George Carter
Usen
Sranport
Edward Adams
George Bean
Bean
Adams
Staff Adams
Uncle Samps
Bulletin
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Cty Hall
Gastro
Paris
Baron D'Estamt
Neiles de Constant
Soreign
Deleesse
Venezuela
Hague ‘Court of Arbitration
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Pittspurs
Hinkleng
MontsOomery
Joseph Godley Tyer
Frinkle
Godley Brothers
Niu
Hinkles
Hinkle
Tonga
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