Mayor Casey Faces Public Guesses on Board Picks
City leaders await Mayor Casey’s return from Lakewood New Jersey as anxious speculation swirls over probable appointees to the board of charities and the license commissioner post. Names linked include Jennings Sullivan McDermott Welch with other Casey allies in play.
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Dennis A. Sullivan
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Courier-Citizen
Joseph J. Jennings
Humphrey O'Sullivan
James H. McDermott
Richard J. Welch
Board of Charities
Board of Health
Dr. Jackson
William C. Doherty
Board of Aldermen
Lawrence Cummings
Hungarian cabinet crisis shocks Budapest summit
Budapest reports that the emperor king, amid tense politics, refuses to accept the reservary cabinet's resignation tendered yesterday, signaling a deeper constitutional struggle and ongoing political maneuvering. The decision solidifies the government amid crisis and sets the stage for further upheaval in Hungarian politics.
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Reservary
Murdered Americans in Mexican bandit attack near Diaz
Details from Diaz Chihuahua Mexico confirm four Americans were ambushed while returning from Rutherford's ranch. Robert Rutherford and M. S. Murray of Philadelphia were killed after resisting bandits who outnumbered them. H. L. Finstad of Los Angeles and another man were wounded. Bandits looted valuables and fled. Mexican authorities pursue. Bodies of Rutherford and Murray expected in El Paso.
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Factory Blaze in Boston Traps Ninety Workers
A four story New England Reed Company building at Pitts and Greene streets in the West End suffered a serious fire. Three alarms were struck as third floor flames cut off escape. one man, Pamfilio Ramonion, died en route to hospital. Firemen rescued others via skylight ladders and windows. Losses total about 50,000 including damage to Salvation Army premises and other nearby tenants.
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Herbert Ryan
Max Brisk
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Canty
Howard
Russian Strike Begins as Capital Workers Walk Out
Railroad men leave their posts as engines are disabled by strikers. About 12,000 workers at Putiloff iron works join the stoppage. Moscow and St. Petersburg brace for a general strike with orders to halt rail traffic, cut telegraphs, and demand a constituent assembly and universal suffrage. Continued on page eight.
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Panic in the Penn a tunnel collapse under river
Deep under the East River the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel panic injures five workers. A scaffolding collapse averted a cave in and left three seriously hurt including two internally injured and one with a fractured skull. They were taken to hospital for treatment.
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Granddaughter Born to Senator Clark Family in California
A granddaughter to Senator W A Clark of Montana was born yesterday in San Mateo to Mr and Mrs Charles W Clark the mother being Miss Delia Tobin of San Francisco The Senator announced he will give the girl the title of heiress with a $1000000 endowment following his earlier grandchild gesture.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
San Mateo
Charles W. Clark
Delia Tobin
Clark
Steamship La Lorraine Passes Cape Race for New York
New York wireless reports the Havre to New York liner La Lorraine has sailed past Cape Race, Newfoundland, at midnight last night. The vessel is en route to New York with passengers and cargo, and the crossing is proceeding on schedule.
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New York
Severe Storm Sweeps Virginia and North Carolina Coast
Norfolk reports 62 mph wind as one of the year's fiercest storms. Wires down along the coast delayed reports. Fears rise for small vessels and wildlife caught in the storm's path.
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Virginia
North Carolina
The Acrimony of Matrimony in Police Court
In a police court session Lawyer D J Donahue argued the case of John T Morris who was found guilty of assault on his wife Bessie Morris. Morris received four months in jail and a $100 peace bond for six months and appealed the sentence. Other local rulings included Bartholomew J Lannon on probation for three months for neglect of his minor child, and Frank B Austin jailed three months for drunkenness with wife Mary E Austin fined $6. Several people listed as first offenders were placed on probation or fined for drunkenness.
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Hadley
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George H. Lannon
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Dracut
John J. Reynolds
State Farm
Bridgewater
Frank B. Austin
Mary E. Austin
Thomas Rowe
Ernest Gurney
Joseph Walker
Odell Accuses Roosevelt Higgins of Wrecking Party
New York late December report cites former Governor Odell alleging President Roosevelt and Governor Higgins aimed to destroy the Republican party for personal gain amid the New York state assembly speakership fight. Odell backs Merritt, predicts Wadsworth defeat, and dismisses Malloy’s impeachment hint as not serious.
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Pascett
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Severe East Gale Pummels Newport Harbor
A fierce northeast gale reached 75 mph after 3 am as the Providence from New York brought a large Newport Fall River passenger list. Seas broke over the inner harbor breakwater, coal barges dragged anchors, and a coal barge was towed in by the Solicitor. Electric wire incidents, school closures, and damage to the Central Baptist church were reported.
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Brave Engineer Saves Woman Life at Quincy Crossing
Quincy December 21 An engineer Geo Williams of a Boston bound express on the New York New Haven Hartford line saved Mrs Hallock H Hill as she faltered crossing Saville street while Mazie Hill reached safety. Williams pushed the woman clear then was struck by the oncoming engine hurled 50 feet. He suffered two broken ribs and internal injuries but doctors hope for his recovery. Williams leaves a wife and family in South Braintree. The Saville street crossing is noted for a fatality last winter returning from a dance.
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Beville Street
Child Poisoned by Eating Snow Reported in town
Rosie Labelle seven years old of 107 Prince street ate snow with other children on Ford street. She fell ill with ptomaine poisoning after returning home and medical aid was given by Dr. Pierre Hrunelie. The child is reported resting today.
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Watt Is Found Guilty in Noted Trial
London court verdict finds Hugh Watt former member of parliament guilty of incitement to hire a life of threat against his divorced wife Julia Watt and Sir Reginald Heaneha. sentence ranges from one to five years penal servitude. Judge calls case extraordinary and improbable witnesses.
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Julia Watt
Reginald Heaneha
Army nominations delayed by Senate over law questions
Washington December 21 The nominations of General George B Davies for vocate general of the army and William Crogier for chief of the bureau of ordnance are withheld pending Senate committee action. Law questions tied to wartime regulations affect details of stall positions and require clarification before confirmation.
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Washington
George B. Davie
Wm. Crogier
Bureau of Ordnance
Senate
Mit
Savings Book Opened In Name To Child
A savings book is opened in the name To child, marking an account establishment for future deposits and financial record keeping. The action initiates a formal custodial or minor savings arrangement with potential implications for access and governance by a guardian or parent.
Rumor US Offered France Four Million for Tahiti
San Francisco December 21 The steamer Mariposa brings surface notes from Tahiti claiming a U S government offer to France totaling four million dollars for the island. The report follows rumors circulating through Tahiti about potential negotiations between the United States and France.
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Cap t Coburn Named Harvard Baseball Coach
Cambridge December 21 At a Harvard athletic committee meeting Captain Coburn was appointed head coach of the Harvard baseball team for next season.
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Rio Grande Western repair shops destroyed by fire
Salt Lake City reports fire heavily damaged the Rio Grande Western railroad repair shops last night. Early estimates put damage at 150000 dollars, later revised to 25000 dollars as machinery and buildings suffered less injury than feared. The blaze prompted investigations by U Dee and local crews.
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Rio Grande Western Railroad
Governor Denies Odell's Charges Amid Washington Statement
Albany December 21 Gov Huine released a Washington statement asserting President Roosevelt was not aware in advance of the governors suggestion regarding James W Odell. The report continues on the next page with further details.
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