January Weather Forecast Flows From Forecasts, Heroic Claims
Washington January 2. Forecasts predict a wide January weather sequence with a strong warm wave, followed by a cool period and a 50 degree drop within ten days. Disturbances cross the continent January 1 to 8, with heaviest rain and snow in the central valleys. The writer touts long-range accuracy and claims scientific breakthroughs.
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Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Yan
Great Central Valleys
Jupiter
Venus
Washington
Washington Herald
Admiral Schley
Local numbers mark Joliet year with many saloons
Joliet will start the year with at least 185 saloons. Rev W W Deihl of Fourth Street M E church Sterling resigns due to ill health. Jo Daviess county marriages drop to 173 from 197 last year. Licenses fall from 221 in 1907 to 197 in 1908. Union earthquake relief meetings prompt postponement of sermons by Rev W H Beynon. Baptist services canceled for tomorrow night.
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Joliet
W. W. Deihl
Fourth Street M. E
Sterling
Jo Daviess County
Thalys
W. H. Beynon
Baptist Church
New Year Visits Share Local Social Scenes
Miss Mae McMahon of Rockford was New Year’s guest of Miss Margaret Cox. Patrick Hayes of Savanna spent New Year’s with his mother Mrs. Ann Garvey in this city. W. S. Meyer of Rhodes Town visits Henry Pfile in Lancaster. Mrs. Meyer was formerly Miss Fannie Biedler. Miss Nellie Grant of Chicago, holiday guest of Edward Graue on Worth Galena Avenue, returns to Chicago in the morning.
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Mae McMahon
Rockford
Margaret Cox
Patrick Hayes
Savanna
Ann Garvey
W. S. Meyer
Rhodes
Henry Pfile
Lancaster
Meyer
Fannie Biedler
Nellie Grant
Chicago
Edward Graue
Galena Avenue
Francis Schlatter in Denver Healer Visits City
The Phenomenal Healer of Denver remains in the city for a period. Healer Francis Schlatter can be found at 181 Exchange St. Public demonstrations and lectures occur daily at 3 p m at Stephenson and Mechanic streets. Contributions received. Psychology according to key note.
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Denver
Colo
Exchange St
Stephenson and
Mechanic Streets
Mystic Flour Consignment Sacks Re Eerie Notice
A garbled OCR fragment references a consignment involving Mystic Flour and sack actions. The readable bits point to a shipment or sale in flux, with names and places obscured. This item presents as a partial public notice or classified notice fragment.
Confession Read in Hains Murder Trial
In Flushing New York General Peter C Hains and Mrs Virginia P Hains testified for their son Thornton J Hains, claiming Claudia Hains admitted a full confession to Wil liam E Annis, whose actions sparked the family rift. The confession reportedly affected Captain Hains mentally and was read to the jury. Justice Crane ordered District Attorney Darrin to continue as prosecutor, with Thornton J Hains to testify Monday.
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Flushing
N. Y
Peter C. Hains
Virginia P. Hains
Thornton J. Hains
William &. Annis
Claudia Hains
William E. Annis
Peter Hains
Peter Hains and His Wife. General Hains
Peter
Thornton Hains
Captain Hains
General Hains
Justice Crane
Darrin
WEAKENS ANTI BETTING LAW Appellate Court Halts Indictments
New York January 1 an appellate division ruling quashes indictments against racing men tied to Brighton Beach. The court held that selling advance information about horses weights jockeys and other odds data does not violate the law. District Attorney Elder vows action if the decision stands.
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New York
Supreme Court
William Engeman
Chris Fitzgerald
John Cavanagh
Brighton Beach Racetrack
Elder
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Commissioner Refuses Salary for Services
Rudolph Blankenburg, elected city commissioner in 1905, sent a $15,000 check to the board of city trustees representing his entire three year salary. He says he should not be paid for services rendered and will donate the sum to the police, firemen and teachers pension fund.
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Philadelphia
Rudolph Blankenbure
Board of City Trustees
Blankenburg
Celtic Ships Relief Across Atlantic for Messina Aid
The Celtic sails from New York to Messina carrying navy rations, Christmas trees, and relief goods for earthquake victims in Sicily and Calabria. The move, praised by Navy leadership, aims to quickly deliver sustenance while minimizing red tape. Ambassador Griscom coordinates efforts with Italian authorities and will return to Rome after organizing relief.
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Washington
United States
Celtic
New York Harbor
Messina
Harry McL. P. Huse
Caspar F. Goodrich
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Congress
Kingston
Atlantic
State Department
Culgoa
Griscom
Rome
Rockefeller Gives 16000 For Italian Earthquake Sufferers
The report notes prompt aid from John D. Rockefeller telegraphing the National Red Cross that he will contribute 16000 to the Italian disaster fund. Other gifts include Baron de Rothschild sending 490000 via the Italian ambassador and Berlin councils contributing 312500 plus Frankfurt am Main 4000. The American Red Cross has already cabled 100000 to Italy and Brewer Busch provided 25000.
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Paris
Jan. T
Washington, Jan. L
John D. Rockefeller
National Red Cross Society
Washington
American Red Cross Society
Italy
Brewer
Busch
Review Hopes For 1964 Trade Conditions In Dun Report
D U W S Review New York January 1 1964 predicts hopeful financial and commercial conditions for the year 1964. R G Dun & Co notes Wall Street recuperative powers shown during the year just ended were beyond the hopes of the most sanguine.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Wall Street
Lipari Islands Vanished in Sicily Strait Earthquake
A wireless from the Messina strait reports the Lipari Islands near Sicily have disappeared with a population around 28,000. Rescue efforts surge as aftershocks continue and officials tally uncertain death tolls while refugees flee to Calabria.
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Rome
Strait of Messina
Lipari Islands
Mediterranean
Sicily
Devastation in Italy and Relief Struggle Report
Calabrian coast towns scourged by quakes and tsunamis. Messina and Reggio suffer mass casualties and looting. Refugees crowd aboard ships while 23,000 troops plan rescue and burial. Amid famine and chaos a Capriolo mayor survives a collapse. Edward and Alexandra scrap Berlin visit plans.
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Hogy Iagea
Rizo
Messina
Hart Schreck Fight Cancelled by Lexington Police
Lexington event ended as Chief Jenkins refused to permit the Hart Schreck bout. In Rome Georgia a woman named Mrs George Law has slept six days with doctors unable to arouse her.
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Lexington
Jenkins
Rome
George Law
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