Four Die as Pennsy Train Crashes near Dresden Ohio
In Ohio near Dresden a rear coach of a Cleveland Akron Columbus division passenger train on the Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley line plowed into the back of a stalled engine. Four killed outright and eleven injured. eight dead total including Mrs B A Emerson and two children from Zanesville, and Henry Barbian in Cleveland. Suspected hospital deaths and details of victims follow.
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Zanéaville
Ohio
Dresden
Zanesville
Emerson
Jacob Burgy
Henry Barbian
Cleveland
Max Harris
Lodi
L. H. Bleney
Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley
Henry Bartles
Albion
Mich
Cincinnati
Muskingum Valley
Ak‘ron
Columbus Division
Trinway
Julia Rodman
Paola
Kas
Henry J. "Haskell
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Three Negroes Lynched After Benton Arrests
Three Black men named on a report from Louisiana were captured during a deputy removal near Caddo parish. They were lynched at Vanceville, near Benton, after being accused in an attack on Deputy Sheriff Edwarda of Bossier Parish. Other items note Ad Wolgast losing to Willie Ritchie in San Francisco and a boy’s death from a bone fragment in Philadelphia.
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Ong
Lynahed
Ritchie
San Francisco
Cal
Ad Wolgast
Pugilist
Willie Ritchie
Daly City
Wolgast
James Griffin
Gand killed as thousands suffer in Colttos machines
A fragment notes a lethal incident in Colttos where Gand was killed and thousands suffer amid the machines. The readable text is limited but suggests a large toll and industrial danger.
Congress Opens Final Session Amid Heavy Appropriations
Washington notes the Sixty-second Congress begins its last session facing dozen appropriation bills totaling over a billion dollars. Major budgets for legislative, executive, judicial branches and the District of Columbia loom before Christmas adjournment. Expect little constructive legislation before the Democratic administration arrives in March.
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Washington
Congress
United States
District of Columbia
House
Senate
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Money Trust
Ways and Means Committee
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Jury Acquits Joln Snead in Texas Murder Trial
Fort Worth December 4 J H Snead was found not guilty of the murder of Captain Boyce by a jury. He faces another trial for murder of Al Boyce. The case ties to the Snead Boyce elopement and a chain of killings linked to Amarillo events between 1912 and 1933.
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Capt. Boyce
Fort Worth
Tex
J. H. Snead
Captain Boyce
Snead
al. Boyce
Snead-Boyce
A. G. Boyce
al Boyce
the Eloper
John Beal Snead
Amarillo
Edward Throckmorton
Texas
J. T. Snead
Lincoln Memorial aid sought for 2 million building plan
Senator Shelby M Cullom of Illinois urged Senate support for Henry Bacon’s proposed 2 million dollar Lincoln Memorial along the Potomac. He reported enough Senate backing to pass the plan, though House opposition was anticipated.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Henator Shelby M. Cullom
Senate
House
Train kills prominent resident in sight of passengers
James Bishop a prominent Tifton resident was instantly killed when cut into a hundred pieces by an east bound Rock Island train near here on Monday as passengers witnessed the tragedy.
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Towa City
James Bishop
Rock
Igland
Union Pacific Irons Strong Merger Ties With Southern Pacific
The article outlines Union Pacific control over Southern Pacific through Oregon Short Line, detailing stock holdings across multiple railroads including Northern Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, and Chicago lines. It notes total investments, bond holdings, and extensive mileage operated or leased, highlighting the merger's broad reach and regulatory implications.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line
Ita
Nouthern Pacific
Chicago and Alton
Ilinois Central
Northern Securities
Oregon Short Ling
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Chicago and
Northwestern
Chicago
Milwau
Kain
Valoa
Ahs Pectincs
Southern’ Pacife Company
Ner
Central Pacific
Orn
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Oxxico
Union Pacific Rail Haliroad Company
Withite
Oregon, Short Line
Oregon Washington Railroad and’ Navigation Company
South Pacific Coast Railway
Central Pacific Railway
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Railway
Nevada
Califo Railway
Morgan’s
Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company
Louisiana Western Railroad
Texas and
New Orleans
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Houston and
Texas Central
Tand Iberia and
Vermilion Railroad
Wilson Postpones Inaugural Festivities to April
President elect Wilson plans to take the oath on March 4 and defer inaugural ceremonies to the last Thursday in April. He cites volume of legislative correspondence and reports of cabinet talks, while notes about weather records for past inaugurations accompany the report.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Cabint
Constantinople
Washington
House
Henry
Texas
Grant
Hayes
Snow
Garfield
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Fine
Blizeard
Jackson Succeeds Rayner in Maryland Senate Appointment
Governor Goldsborough named William P. Jackson a Republican national committeeman to fill the late United States Senator Ialdor Rayner’s unexpired term. Jackson, 44, a Maryland businessman and Taft leader, will serve until the 1914 legislative choice.
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Maryland
Taft
Baltimore
Goldsborough
William P. Jackson
United States
Ialdor Rayner
Jackson
Charles H Hyde Convicted In Bribery Case In New York
Charles H Hyde former city chamberlain was convicted by a jury on a bribery charge. The punishment faces ten years imprisonment or a ten thousand dollar fine or both at the court's discretion. In Paris Paul Arendel a French aviator was killed near Jevingeur Orge when his monoplane fell from 180 feet after a sharp turn.
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New York
Charles Hi. Hyde
Paris
Paul Arendel
Jevingeur-Orge Bunday
Austrian man dies of bullet wounds in Pittsburg case
Pittsburg Kan Dec 8 Frank Gasek an Austrian died from bullet wounds inflicted by his son Bunday Wagiloh after a dispute. The coat and other details appear garbled in this fragment but indicate a fatal shooting linked to a domestic argument and unclear motive.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Frank Gasek
Bunday
Germany pledges aid to Austria Hungary in Balkan conflict
Berlin reports that Germany will support its allies Austria Hungary and Italy if attacked as they defend Balkans interests. Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg asserts unity with allies and readiness to fight alongside to safeguard Europe and Germany. The triple alliance of Germany Austria Italy is renewed for three years amid Balkan War tensions.
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Germany
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Balkan
Reichstag
Bethman-Hollweg
Austria Hungary
Italy
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Adrianople
Scutari
Janina
Austria
England
France
Russia
Quincy man confesses to killings of boys and adults
J Frank Hickey of Quincy Massachusetts has confessed to murder in October 1911 of seven year old Joseph Josephs of Lackawanna New York. He also claims responsibility for the death of Michael Kruck in New York ten years earlier and for poisoning Joseph Morey in Lowell Massachusetts twenty years ago. He faces arraignment Monday on a first degree murder charge.
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D. Frank Hickey
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Frank Hickey
Quincy
Mass
New Jersey
Joseph Josephs
Lackawanna
Boston
Michael Kruck
New York
Joseph Morey
Lowell
Picture Films Not Edison’s, Court Declares
The Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia reversed a lower court ruling and held that moving pictures were invented by George Eastman of Rochester, not Thomas A. Edison. Edison’s role is limited to improving the camera apparatus.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
District of Columbis
Thomas A. Edison
George Eastman
Rochester
Edison
Moving Picture Films Destroyed in Melbourne Fire
Fire gutted the offices of J D Williams and Company and destroyed color film stored in the building on Monday in Melbourne. The blaze caused extensive damage to moving picture film and related equipment, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Moving Picture
Melbourne
J. D. Williams, & Manufacturers of Moving
Mentenearte Prince Ince Lew
Fragmentary text appears to describe a royal or noble figure with unclear events and dates. Readable elements include names and titles but lack coherent context or complete sentences. Unable to determine a definite event or outcome from the damaged OCR snippet.
Supreme Court dissolves Southern Pacific Union Pacific Salt Lake merger
The Supreme Court on Monday dissolved the 1908 merger of the Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Salt Lake lines under the Sherman anti trust law. The decision, led by Justice Day, orders a decree to dissolve the combination and an injunction preventing Union Pacific from voting Southern Pacific stock. The government began the suit in 1908, pursued by Theodore Roosevelt era.
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Washington
Harriman
Supreme ‘Court of the
United States
Southern Pacific
Union, Pacific
Salt Lake Lines
H. H. Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Taft
Justice Day
Union Pacific
Circuit Court
Union
Pacific
Four Dynamite Conspiracy Defendants Freed in Indy Trial
In Indianapolis on December 4, four of forty-one defendants were dismissed for insufficient evidence. The defense opened led by Frank M. Ryan of Chicago as key witness, with Ryan denying knowledge of the plot. resignations and ongoing testimony framed the closing phase of the dynamite conspiracy trial.
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Indianapolis
Amderson
Frank M. Ryan
Chicago
Herbert
Keckin
International Associations Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ryan
Spurgeor P. Meadows
Campentere’ Union
William H. Benson
East Galway
N. Y
Detroit Federation of Labor
Moulton H. Darin
Westchester
Iron Workers
John R. Carrell
Syracuse
The
Edward Clark
Southern Bridge
Clark
International
New Oil Suit Aims to Seize 100000 Acres of Southern Pacific Lands
San Francisco officials announce a government case to reclaim 100000 acres of Southern Pacific oil lands in Southern California. D M Mille, special assistant to the attorney general, says the United States district court will hear the suit soon. Government estimates the land’s value at about 1.09 billion dollars in pending actions.
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Southern Pacific
California
Oirect
San Francisco
United States District Court of Southern California
D. M. Mille
Patrick Leaves Sing Sing After 11 Years
Al bert T. Patrick, once jailed for the 1919 murder of millionaire Willian Marsh Kicy, walked free from Sing Sing after Governor Dix granted clemency. The Chicago lawyer, held in grim surroundings for nearly eleven years, was liberated on the basis of the governor’s pardon.
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Hae Joyelle
New York
Bing Sing
Albert T. Patrick
Willian
Marsh Kicy
Qvernor Dix
Expedition camera records peril on Siachen glacier ascent
Dr Workman and wife with Italian guides trek the Rose glacier region in Asia. They complete four major snow pass ascents between 19,500 and 21,000 feet. An Italian porter dies after a crevasse fall. The party maps routes and notes future work amid extreme cold and high altitude.
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Tsok
Enon
Migat
Chenos
Chenoz
Siachen
Rose Glacier
Asia
Asia. During the Nine Days In July Dr. and Mrs. Workman
Siachen Pass
Kashgar
Bilapho Pass
Grant Peterkin
London
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Sylvania Train
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Akron
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Paducah
Bagby
City National Bank
Self
Philadelphia
George Hayes
Custer
Worcester
Harold Witte Powell
Montana
Harry
Horn
Marty
J Machines Colttos
Jury Acquits
AID For Lincoln Memorial
Harrimen
Bo. Pacific
Baeine
Ieonesesecere
Tote Capital
Union Pacific Co
Esssdaccesenen
Rayner
Charles H. Hyde
Chancellor
Baiks
Prinke
BOMS
Patrick
Trals
Bea
Hinealayas
Grange
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