Edwards Nihilated Death Mystery Deepens In New Haven
New Haven January 6 detectives and Coroner Mix pursued the Edwards case with no progress. The inquiry explored if a blood clot caused death rather than a gunshot wound, with chemical analyses of organs by Bartlett and Yale’s Smith. Investigators seek the revolver in sewers and consider that Edwards may have been carried into the bed chamber after being shot.
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New Haven
Conn
Chas. A. Edwards
New York
A. Maxcy Hiller
Mix
Bartlett
Dean Smith
Yale Medical School
Edwards
Mr. Edwards
3. W. Seaver
Yale Gymnasium
Fénards
Abigail Hiller
Hiller
Williams
Charles A. Edwards
College Street
Temple and
Wall Street
Jett Wee
Fogardet
Fragmented local notice highlights unclear events
Readable fragments report a simple notice with limited details about a local matter. Names, dates, or places are not legible, leaving the core action and stake uncertain.
Man Severely Injured From Severed Artery in Belvidere
Nicholas Allen was rushed to St. John's hospital last night after nearly bleeding to death from a severed artery. He was injured in Belvidere while trying to enter his mother's house on 312 Lawrence Street, breaking a window pane and injuring his right wrist. Doctors reported initial seriousness, then slight improvement, with ongoing hope of a favorable outcome.
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Nicholas Allen
St. John’s Hospital
Lawrence Street
Allen
Belvidere
O'Sullivan
Martial Law Declared Across Ural District
St. Petersburg reports martial law imposed in 17 districts along the Ural railroad from the Ural mountains to Lake Baikal, a span of 1800 miles, due to extensive anarchy at many stations. Rostoff-on-Don prefect Count Pillar Von Pilhau is dismissed. Gen. Dracheffski succeeds him after retiring from Finnish railroad leadership amid reforms.
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St. Petersburg
Ural
Ural Mountains
Lake Baikal
Rostoff-on-Don
Pillar von Pilhau
Dracheffski
Count von Pilhau
Factories Close for Holidays After Red Sunday Threats
In St. Petersburg on January 6 all factories mills and industrial enterprises shut down for holidays. Employers at a general meeting voted not to reopen before January 22 the anniversary of Red Sunday amid threats of disorder.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow Rail Lines Restored After Strike Turmoil
Moscow reports all lines out of the city back in service. In Perovo, three miles east of Moscow, priest Kaganski who served as treasurer of the local strike committee has been arrested.
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Moscow
Kaganski
Perovo
Yerkes Hospital To Be Built At Once In Bronx
New York January 6 The great hospital provided for in the will of late Charles T Yerkes traction promoter will be built at once in the Bronx Dr J B Janvrin announced for Mrs Yerkes He said construction will start as soon as Mrs Yerkes estate is settled and the plan originated with Mrs Yerkes now to be carried out by her heirs
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New York
Chas. T. Yerkes
Bronx
J. B. Janvrin
Yerkes
Janvrin
Dynamite Explosion Kills Four Near Carey Stone Plant
Chicago January 6 report says 1000 pounds of dynamite went off near the Dolez and Carey stone crushing plant about twenty miles from the city killing four men. Local authorities investigate cause and safety measures amid the blast.
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Chicago
Dolez
Carey
Fire loss in Kanenas City totals over half a million
A revised estimate places last night's fire damage at just over 500000 dollars with insurance covering about two thirds of that amount. The damage assessment notes the wreck occurred in Kanenas City Missouri.
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Kanenas City
Can Collect Accident Insurance Result in 2524 Verdict
John Noyes of Lowell, 76, won a $2524 verdict against Commercial Travellers Eastern Accident Association for medical fees after a platform accident at South Lawrence when crushed by a train on August 24, 1906. The Supreme Court overruled the association on liability, sending the case to the jury for fault.
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Noyes
Lowell
Eastern Accident Association
South Lawrence
Supreme Court
Wee Beard Ih
John
Naked arson attempt targets five story tenement building
New York. January 6. A naked, apparently insane woman named Helen Brauer, 38, and a warmly dressed man attempted to set fire to the hallway of a five story Eldredge Street tenement. The pair fled. the man escaped, Brauer was captured and taken to Bellevue hospital. The blaze was prevented as tenants intervened.
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New York
Eldredge Street
Helen Brauer
Bellevue Hospital
Not Guilty For Decatur In Hazing Case Free From Custody
Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr of Portsmouth New Hampshire was found not guilty of hazing and released to duty at Annapolis. Court martial proceedings continue against Midshipman Trenmor Coffin Jr with dismissal reportedly the sentence. Peterson B Marzoni trial resumes with not guilty pleas and hazing allegations involving several fourth class men including Roberts and Tye with specifics about forced meals and strenuous acts.
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Annapolis
Stephen Decatur, Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
Washington
Trenmor Coffin, Jr
Navy Department
Peterson B. Marzoni
Naval Academy
Marzoni
Midshopman
Chester S. Roberts
Joliet
Ill
Benj. W. Tye
Atlanta
Margoni
Decatur
Mr. Marzoni
Bancroft Hall
Howard H. J. Benson
Roberts
Burial Arranged for Mrs Chiklos in Winter Street Murder Case
The body of Mrs Lawrence Chiklos, murdered by her husband at their Winter street home Thursday afternoon, will be buried here tomorrow. A brother from Haverhill arranged with Undertaker Ela for the burial.
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Lawrence Chiklos
Winter Street
Haverhill
Ela
Ambassadors Dinner Honoring Italian Foreign Minister
Rome January 6. Ambassador White hosted a dinner for the new foreign minister Marquis San Giuliano. Conversation centered on the forthcoming Moroccan conference where White and Marquis Visconti Venosta, another guest, serve as delegates.
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White Dines
Rome
Ambassador White
Marquis San Giuliano
White
Visconti Venosta
Box falls at Boston and Maine depot injures worker
Albert Bounolr suffered a broken left ankle when a falling box struck him at the Boston and Maine freight depot on William Street this morning. He was carried to Lowell hospital for treatment.
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Albert Bounolr
Boston & Maine
William Street
Lowell Hospital
Maine man learns he has long-lost son in Massachusetts
Rath Maine January text describes Charles M. Wilson receiving a letter from City Marshal Merrill revealing he has a son, Albert L. Wilson, living in Peabody Massachusetts. Rev Nathaniel Bailey helped locate the son who was placed in an orphan asylum years ago. The son, now married with a home, learned of his father recently and had no prior contact.
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Rath
William A. Merrill
Charles M. Wilson
Albert L. Wilson
Peabody
Mase
Mt. Vernon
Banaue
Witeen
Lowell
Mr Fake
Mr. Merritt
Missouri Seeks to Exclude Standard Oil Trust from Missouri
In a Missouri hearing, Henry H. Rogers of Standard Oil New Jersey refused to answer if he holds stock in Standard Oil Indiana. Attorney General Hadley seeks to bar the Standard Oil interests and related companies from doing business in Missouri or under a pooling pact. The testimony covered stockholdings, trust certificates, and litigation history, with typewriter use to record questions. The court case centers on whether the Standard Oil trust may operate in Missouri and the scope of stockholder disclosure.
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New York
Jan. G
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Indiana
Rogers
Standard Oil
Hadley
Missouri
Mr. Rogers
Supreme Court
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Frederick HH. Sanborn
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Ida M. Butts
Marietta
Ohio
Butts
Geo. Rice
Rice
Standard Oil Trust
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Drummer's Valise Stolen From Sidewalk
George S. Chase, a drummer for Geo. H. Watkins of Boston, left a dress valise with hosiery samples on the sidewalk outside 452 Merrimack Street while entering a shop. Upon returning the valise was gone. police were notified with a description of the stolen goods.
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George S. Chase
Geo. H. Watkins
Boston
Merrimack Street
Mr. Chase
Mortgage on the A. B. A. Railroad for 30 million
In Atlanta on January 6 the A B A railroad granted a mortgage in gold coupon bonds totaling 30 million to Old Colony Trust Company. H M Atkinson served as president and R F Cullanine as secretary. The line runs from Montezuma Georgia to Birmingham with a proposed extension to Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Alanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Old Colony Trust Company
H. M. Atkinson
R. F. Cullinane
Montezuma
Birmingham
Deliberate act of train wrecking surrounds Mrs Robinson case
Boston dispatch reports Mrs Sarah J Robinson who died in East Cambridge jail maintained her innocence and gave letters to relatives including one to her Somerville son Charles. Sheriff Fairbairn withheld names and the photo request will be fulfilled after burial. Nine attendees joined a brief Episcopal service at the women’s prison chapel.
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Boston
Sarah J. Robinson
Middlesex House of Correction
East Cambridge
Charles Robinson
Somerville
Sheriff Fairbairn
House of Correction
Robinson
East Cambridge House
Bryan Receives Enthusiastic Welcome in BacoLOD
W J Bryan was warmly greeted by provincial officers and people of Baco lod Occidental Negros at a banquet. He urged confidence in the American people and cited the educational bureau as proof of federal good intent. San Francisco despatches claimed troops were sent to quell a possible uprising, though officials said conditions were stable and troops could be withdrawn.
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Manila
W. J. Bryan
Bacolod
Occidental Negros
San Francisco
Verdict Against Lowell Man in Auto Case
The trial of George W. Hooper of Wesleya and Bacon of Lowell began in the supreme court. Bacon testified he was not careless in operating the automobile on July 7, 1904, but the jury found the defendant guilty of the charge in the case brought by the farmer as plaintiff.
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George W. Hooper
Wesleya
Horace
Bacon
Lowell
Mass
Supreme Court
Wuttal
Camaves
Morales in Hiding Near the Capital
Washington reports from naval sources say the Santo Domingo situation improves and ex president Morales is in hiding near the capital. No major revolution is noted beyond Puerto Plata and Santiago as telegraph returns and Morales offers to resign if allowed to leave safely.
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Washington
Jan
State Department
Santo Domingo
Morales
Reed
Republic
Puerto Plata
Santiago
Monte Crist
San Domingo
Pacific Fast Mail Ditching Near Harney
The west bound fast mail of the Southern Pacific went into a ditch near Harney Nevada last night injuring three crew members. Details were scarce as communication lines were down and reports could not be confirmed early today.
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Reno. Nev
Southern Pacific
Harney
Fire Alarm Calls Quick Response on Corner Broadwey
A telephone alarm triggered a response at 10 15 this morning to a four lamp chimney base and tenement building at the corner of Reheel street and Broadway. The damage was slight.
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Reheel Street
Broadway
Streamers Arrived from Aateerya to Reston and Liverpool
Streamers arrived as Reston and Barrameore sent Cymrie from Liverpool to Aateerya, marking a notable exchange of items. The event highlights transcontinental connections involving Cymrie and Liverpool.
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Reston
Barrameore
Aateerya's Cymrie
Liverpool
Abington Man Cleared After Prisoner Shooting Case
Oliver Tower of Hingham and a police officer were cleared by Judge Kelley in district court today after Geear M. Stebbine, jailed for alleged assault on his wife, escaped and was shot. The judge ruled Tower acted without blame in the fatal incident.
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Abington
Oliver Tower
Hingham
Geear M. Stebbine
Ivo
Kelley
Steetine
Tower
Tata
J Kelley
Montreal Express Wreck Deliberate Switch Failure Suspected
A Montreal to New York night express wrecked at Walloomsac station near White Creek Vermont, injuring engineer Wardwell and fireman Simpson and scattering cars. Investigators say a deliberately set and locked switch forced the train onto a siding, where it collided with freight cars, with several passengers bruised and traffic halted for hours.
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Bennington
Montreal
New York City
Rutland
Boston
Maine
New York Central
Walloomsac
White Creek
N. Y
Boston and Maine
Waloomsac
Chas, Wardwell
Chas, Simpson
Wardwell
Freman
Troy
Charles Simpson
of & Stone
Dyspepsia Advice Urges Stomach Strengthening
Fragmentary health note advises strengthening and toning the stomach as the solution for dyspepsia. The text hints at persistent overload and repeated strain, urging readers to take action for relief.
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Yerkes Hospital
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British Columbia
Desiere
Rock Bay
Pacific
Montreal Express
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Tod
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