Trains Collide in Clifton Calamity Kills Several
A collision between Cleveland to Washington special trains at Clifton Pa. last night leaves seven confirmed dead and up to forty injured. Engineers battalion and porters missing feared cremated. list of dead includes Lieut Donald Schofield and Capt. William Hendry. Fire and wreckage cleared by 10 am. trains ran from Cleveland earlier that day.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland and
Allegheny General Hospital
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Road
Clifton Station
Donald C. Schofield
WM. R. Hendry
James Kehoe
H. R. Held
Frank Pinney
O. C. Pinney
Dodge
Pullman
J. R. McQuigg
Engineers Battalion
R. D. Smith
Fairfield
Ohio
Frank Johnston
George Riley
Tippecanoe Club
Major McQuigg
Hubbard Lowe
Negro Cook
Charles H. Sturgis
James Gray
Quartermaster
Collinwood
Floyd Palmer
Optician
Washington
National Guard
Conway Yards
Sewickley
Clifton
John Murray
Murray
Nicholas Long
Pen
Eceas — Ier
No Defense for Kenney in Embezzlement Case
Robert Kenney charged with embezzling $500 from William W Murphy was held in $700 for the grand jury in police court. The defense was reserved. W W Murphy testified briefly and said he sought funds against the Lowell Institution for Savings before pursuing charges. Judge Hadley criticized detectives for decoying a suspect. probable cause found, Kenney bound over for the superior court. John McGuinness and Mary Kelley taxed $2 each. one man released.
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Robert Kenney
William W. Murphy
Mrs. Kenney
W. W. Murphy
Pratt
Kenney
Superior Court
Massachusetts
Hadley
Wood
Wood, Sr
Woods
John McGuinness
Mary Kelley
Kid Brady Gravely Ill in Dover Hospital
George Brady once a bantam weight pugilist is seriously ill at Strafford County Farm Hospital Dover New Hampshire with typhoid fever. County physicians report his condition as grave, and a Dover overseer of the poor notified local police.
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George Brady
Strafford County Farm Hospital
Dover
N. H
Kid” Brady
Inauguration Day Celebrates Roosevelt and Fairbanks
Washington witnessed a grand inauguration as Theodore Roosevelt of New York and Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana were sworn in as president and vice president. The ceremonial pageantry featured elaborate decorations along Pennsylvania Avenue, with flags, statues, allegorical figures, and thousands of spectators including officials and dignitaries.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
United States
Republic
Roosevelt
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth
Treasury Building
State, War and Navy
White House
Lafayette Square
Monroe
Jackson
Bienville
Lasalle
Clark
Livingston
Narvaez
Louisiana Purchase
Philippines
Diplomatic Corps
Kuropatkin Defeated Near Mukden Reported
Despatches from St. Petersburg to the Tageblatt say Gen. Kuropatkin reported 260000 Japanese breaking through the Russian left and cutting off part of his army. A later telegram warned the Japanese are marching on Mukden and his position is dangerous. Government circles fear a decisive defeat and the northern railway may be cut.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
St. Petersburg
Snow Handicaps Armies at Witosan in Heavy Snow
Gen Kuroki's headquarters reports a night attack across the Shakhe river from Witosan. A Javanese contingent breached the first Russian trench line, Russian defenses stiffened in the second trench on foothill summits. Cold weather and ongoing snow hinder Japanese assault as both sides clash through the day.
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Kuroki
Ue Field
Fusan
Vavel
Japanese Forces Make Gains in Manchuria Clash
Tokyo reports at headquarters in Manchuria that fighting on the right center and left is yielding steady Japanese gains. It claims Japanese troops defeated the Russians at Sinmintin and are pushing forward their advance.
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Tokio
Manchuria
Sinmintin
Rose House Sold in Belvidere Neighborhood Move Imminent
Treasurer Austin K. Chadwick confirms Jacob Rogers has bought the Ludlam house on Andover Street once occupied by Alfred E. Rose. Rogers and Dunbar families plan to move in within two months. deeds expected early next week. Rumors tied to Flather and Dunbar purchase talks. Flather seeks lodgings in Belvidere and may rent or buy.
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Austin K. Chadwick
Lowell Five Cents Savings Bank
Jacob Rogers
Ludlam House
Andover Street
Alfred E. Rose
Rogers
F. E. Dunbar
Flather
Dunbar
Mr. Rogers
Belvidere
Boott
Francis
Mansur Street
William S. Southworth
Cuts Throat With Glass in Concord Insane Hospital
Alvin P. Burleigh, 30, son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Burleigh of Plymouth, died after slashing his throat with broken glass at the Concord hospital for the insane. He had been sent there from Plymouth for nervous trouble, and died early yesterday morning. He worked as a machinist in Lowell. A brother and sister survive, along with his parents.
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Plymouth
N. H
Alvin P. Burleigh
Alvin Burleigh
Concord
Young Burleigh
Lowell
Burleigh
Sanford’s Ginger Cures Colds and Sleep Health
An advertisement touts Sanford's Ginger as a remedy that prevents grip, eases colds, promotes sleep, and supports health. It urges readers to obtain the genuine product for its claimed benefits.
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Sanford
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Endorsed for Women
For Woman's Eye. Of priceless value to women are Cuticura Soap and Ointment. This ad highlights the products as essential skin care aids likely featured in the era's female readership.
Open Daily 9 to 1 Sat Eve 7 to 9
Real estate or rental notice indicating business hours of operation with a separate deposit call to action. The snippet lists daily hours from nine to one and Saturday evening from seven to nine, followed by a prompt to place a deposit now.
The President's inaugural address in a crowded plaza
A condensed excerpt of the president's inaugural speech praising national unity and responsibility. It emphasizes gratitude for prosperity, the duties of citizens, and a strong, just foreign policy while cautioning about perils of modern democratic life and the need for steadfastness, courage, and devotion to ideals.
Hoch the Bigamist Indicted for Murder in Chicago
Chicago on March 4. Johann Hoche, a known bigamist, has been indicted by the grand jury for murder. The case involves multiple marriages and a planned crime, with authorities pursuing further details as the investigation continues.
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Chicago
Johann Hoche
Ayer Company Comments On Public Disclosure Of Formulas
The J C Ayer Company states that releasing formulas for proprietary medicines would favorably affect sales of genuine remedies while causing the ruin of frauds and fakes. The note presents a cautious stance on openness in the medicine industry and emphasizes merit as key.
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J. C. Ayer Company
Old Colony Trust Company Offers 2 Percent Interest
The Old Colony Trust Company deposits attract funds with safety and 2 percent interest on balances of 500 dollars or more. Deposits can be made at the Ames Building main office or the 52 Temple Place branch, where checks may be cashed. The Temple Place branch suits suburban residents, especially women, with a reserved second floor. A descriptive pamphlet can be mailed on request.
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Old Colony Trust Company
Ames Building
Temple Place
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Dover Hospital
Ransevfit
President Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Army
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Republican National Committee
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Kuropatkin
Mukden
Snow
Witosan
Mr. Dunbar
Ei-Azhar
Babbitt Co, Opticians
Bon Marche
Merrimack Street
the Mechancs Savings Bank
Merrimack St
Bank
Hardihood
Abraham Lincoln
Hoch
Bigamist
Boston
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