Three Railroad Men Die In Gusty Wreck Near Cordon Junction
A Southern Railway mogul engine fell from a ninety foot trestle at Cordon Junction injuring and killing three crewmen. Engineer Clarence Dunham and Fireman W H Scott died. Brakeman Frank Carter was fatally mangled. Conductor James W Pritchett and Brakeman Clyde Stewart were badly injured. The wreck blazed as rescuers pulled bodies from wreckage.
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Cordon Junction
Ind
Southern Railway
Tron Albuty
Reed Slarence Dunham
New Albany
WH. Scott
New Alben
W. H. Scott
Frank Carter
Brateman
Clarence Denham
James W Pritchett
Clyfe Stewart
Hedy
Newalbany
Huntingburg
Bava
Evansville
Colonel Bryan to Stand Aside Statement Denied
Washington dispatch reports Wills Abbots of Beran publication denies receiving a letter from Mir Bryan suggesting he would step aside if delegates at the Denver convention opposed his nomination. Abbott says no such letter exists and asserts Bryan would support any probable Democratic nominee. Nearby, Russell Frettier’s horse and buggy were left abandoned near Maryland cafe but later returned. damage limited.
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Washington
Wills Abbots
Beran
Mir Bryan
Denver
Erran
Abbott
Hoke Smith
Cutheraan
Johnson
Isim
Bryan
Mer
Russell Frettier
Maryland Cafe
East Main Street
Anarchist Plot Foiled as Rio Conspirators Flee
January dispatch from Rio de Janeiro reports Brazilian police uncovering an anarchist plot to damage American fleet units. Chief conspirator Jean Fedder, based in Petropolis, fled toward Sao Paulo while police coordinate with Minas Gerais and Sao Paulo authorities. Officials emphasize heightened vigilance on land and sea to prevent any attack before the American fleet arrives.
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Rio Janeiro
Rio Jongito
Petropelis
Rao Paulo
Minas Geraes
Jean Fedder
Petropolis
Fedder
Sao Paulo
Iat Place
Peteopolia
Janeira
Staut
Acc
Aimon
Associated Frese
Rio Jangiro
Bra
Allian
Washington
Paris
France
Germany
Minas Gerads
Eure
United States
Bradil
Bragli
San Paulo
Hippaneiro
Petropoile
Offcer
Carlos Harman
Jean Tedhar
Harman
Saos Paulo
Santos
Frm Bio
Tanairo
Sre Keeving
Rushville Fire Strikes Ohio Village in Fairfield County
Rushville Ohio sought Columbus fire help after a blaze hit the business district. An engine came on a special train as two stores and four homes burned. No loss estimate given. fire said to be under control.
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Columbus
Rushville
Toledo & Ohio Central
Fairfield County
Columbus Fire Department
Weather Forecast and Sunny Weekend in Washington
The weather report for Monday and Tuesday notes warmer highs across Ohio Indiana Vinola Patr and Michigan. Sunshine dominates the day with mild temperatures and clear skies, drawing people outdoors as readings rise and shift through the afternoon.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Tuestar
Peggy Macree and the fading of Irish music in Chicago
Denla O Sullivan presents Peggy Macree at the Majestic theater as Irish music faces decline. Experts, led by Colonel Finerty and ex Chief Francis O Mell, discuss centuries of oppression and the bardic decline from Wilkenny to Elizabethan bans, noting peasant preservation and efforts to guard immortal Irish melodies for posterity.
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Denla O'Sullivan
Peggy Macree
Majestic Theater
Aker
Harpees
Are Onte
Chicago
Colonel Finerty
Father Dorney
Dunhe
Thomas Cancrell
Tom, O'Gara
Francis O'Mell
Sileh
Nilacrele
Ukeses
Wilkenny
Henry
Ireland
Elizabeth
Lonjr
Besa Gord Barrymore
England
O'Carolan
James T
Irish Fellowship Club
Ira- Jang
Denis O'Sullivan
Tragic Collision Kills Deaf Youth at Huntington Crossing
Charles McEnderfer, a twenty year old deaf resident, was killed when struck by eastbound streetcar No. 538 at Whitelock street crossing in Huntington. He had just left a cemetery and failed to notice the approaching car before it ran him down. The motorman did not stop in time. The car dragged him to a cattleguard and the fatalities include severe injuries and instant death. A brother witnessed the aftermath.
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Journal Gasetty
Huntington
Ind
Jan I
Charles MicEnderfer
Mts
Whitelock Street
Mckingerfer
Hal
McEndgerfer
Man Killed by Automobile in Indianapolis
Yohn Cochran, aged forty five, was fatally struck by an automobile while crossing 4th Street in Indianapolis. The driver, Frank B. Hill, was arrested. Cochran's father, aged, witnessed the incident, and authorities are investigating the accident.
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Indianapotas
Syohn Cochran
B. Hil
Man of Many Honors Charles E Smith dies at 65
Philadelphia editor and former United States minister to Russia and postmaster general Charles Emery Smith died suddenly at his home aged sixty five after indigestion and grippe complications. Born February 12 1842 in Manitoga County New York his career spanned Albany duties to editor roles at the Albany Express Albany Journal and Press. As postmaster general under McKinley he shaped rural free delivery and the mail service in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. He married five times with his second wife Henrietta Nichola of New York.
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Philadelphia
Charles Emery Smith
The
Presa
United States
Russia
Smith
Manificta
Albany
Caron College
Seattle
John F. Rathbone
Fife
State of
New York
Horace Seymour
Albany Academy
Albany Express
Albany Journal
Rusaia
McKintier
Nest
Roosevelt
Cuba
Porto Rico Anh
Philippines
Henrietta Nichola
Pope Pius Improves After Illness In Rome
Rome reports Pope Pius IX is much improved after illness. Swelling persists but symptoms ease, indicating his condition is stabilizing and worthwhile medical progress is noted.
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Rome
Saucy Mother Pleads With Teacher In Odd Note
A fragmented report describes a mother allegedly sending a cryptic note to a teacher about her child. The missive warns not to smell death and hints at inappropriate behavior, with observers noting the bizarre content and the child’s behavior during study time.
Entombed Miners Rescued At Ely Nevada Shaft
After forty six days trapped in the Alma shaft of the Giroux mine A B Bailey P J Brown and Fred McDonald were brought to the surface. Rescue workers used ladders and a damaged cage to reach the pump station eighty five feet below the surface before lifting the men to safety. A pipe line and portable telephone kept the entombed men in contact with the surface as crowds cheered in Ely.
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Ely
Nev
Alma Shair
Giroux Mina
A. D. Bailey
P. J. Brown
Fred McDornald
McDonald
Hly
Bailey
Shaft House
Alra
Euriguy
Halley
Aliselt
Fred McDonald
Peter ‘Brown
Browi
Webswall sna-Ballsy
Batley
mcDoonald
Brown
Frewell Pyare Root
Thaw Case Open Court Debate Over Evelyn Thaw Testimony
Legal maneuvers surface as Judge Dowling weighs keeping Evelyn Thaw’s testimony private versus a public trial. Luther Littleton withdraws endorsement of Jerome motion, court considers open or closed proceedings to balance public access with defense strategy amid high profile murder trial.
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Littleton
Jerome
Thaw
New York
Dowling Wil Te
Evelyn Nesiit
Justice Dowling
Ostrler
No. S
Pridar
Martin W. Littleton
Torney
Tastice Dek Bhat
Prosequor
Justice Fitzgerald
Justlee Dowiing
Bir
Mr. Jerome
Thew
Torby
Bandit Raisuli Denies Support for Mulai Hafid
In Tangier on January 11 a bandit leader Raisuli refused to recognize Mulai Hafid as sultan, asserting Abd al Aziz remains the rightful ruler per the Koran. He told tribesmen not to heed Mulai Hafid and rejected Sand’s demand for an act of homage.
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Tangier
Jah
Asisall
Atta Marabout
Anutat
Abd-es-Salim
Maroces YY
Mulei Hafid
Sultas
Abd-il-aziz
Karan
Raisell
Amulat Sands
Raisuli
Mule Hafid
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Charles McEnderfer
Charles £. Smith
Dip
Pope Pius
Saucy
Bailey, Brown
Giroux Mine
Evelyn
Mulai Hafid
Charles Emory Smith
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