Intervention Not Desired by Army In Cuba Mexico
Washington reports anticipate US armed forces in Cuba or Mexico within six months to a year, though most favor avoiding intervention. Officers fear guerrilla warfare in Mexico and misgivings about campaigns in either country persist among soldiers. efforts aim to shield canal toll arbitration and pension debates stir Congress while public sentiment opposes the canteen.
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Tragedy in New Jersey Home Ends in Murder Suicide
John Visher fifty seven killed wife Julia fifty four at 193 Lakeview avenue Clifton New Jersey after demanding three hundred dollars from son in law Minnie Dobbs who fled into the yard and was wounded twice by the father in law Minnie later died John Visher then shot himself in the mouth as police noted details of the quarrel over a real estate transfer and family estrangement.
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Lakeview Avenue
Clifton
N. J
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Stetter
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Three Die In Fire In Elizabeth
A fire gutted a three story frame house at 905 Flora Street in Elizabeth New Jersey killing Mrs Lewis Cimbro 32 and her daughters Rose four and Amelia four months. The husband escaped by jumping from the third story to a porch roof and a boarder was badly burned. A freight train brake man spotted the blaze after the engineer tooted for fifteen minutes before neighbors were alerted.
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Flora Street
Boys Seized As Wreckers Near Watertown Train Tracks
Police say two 13 year old boys Ernest Clark and John Dresser placed planks and kegs of spikes on tracks to see splinters fly. Three attempts halted before trains struck the obstructions. Both boys confessed to the wrecking plan in Watertown New York January 20.
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John Dresser
Governor Wilson Barred From Nassau Hall Visit
Princeton reports Governor Wilson was refused entry to Nassau Hall without a permit while touring the campus with Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Toy. He ducked into the gym basement to seek access but was denied, and left expressing frustration at the locked door.
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Capitol City
Yale Senior Sent to Jail Over False Fire Alarms
Edward Pendleton a Yale senior has been jailed awaiting trial for ringing false fire alarms for fun He refused bail saying he would take his medicine Arrested Friday night he was caught at a fire alarm Faculty members offered bail but he chose to stay in jail The offense carries a fine up to 200 or six months imprisonment Pendleton is from Scranton Evidence links him to multiple recent alarms
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