Accidental Collision Injures Traveling Salesman at Bedford Crossing
Sterling K. Collier, a traveling salesman for Underwood Tape Writer Co., was severely injured when a B&O train crashed into the back of the hack he rode en route to Central Station. The driver, named Schuyler, escaped unharmed. Collier, taken to his father-in-law Daniel Fisher’s home on Columbia Street, received medical care and opiate relief. Doctors expect no further serious complications.
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Sterling K. Collier
Underwood Tapewriter Co
Daniel Fisher
Columbia Street
Bedford Street
Sterling
Central Station
Schuyler
Collier
South Cumberland
Verland
New Clue Points to Man Who Carried Clothing Bundle
Police pursue a lead in the Newark case of an unidentified nude female body found in a marsh. A suspect described as a mud-stained man boarded a trolley at Broad Street and Market, paid with a large bill, and was seen headed toward Lackawanna station. Theodore Volz, Union Ice Company manager, identified as a well known Newark citizen, is connected to the investigation.
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York
Startling New
Har- NJ
Broad Rket
Newak
Christina
Broad
Montgomery
Lackawanna
Fet
Lice
Theodore Volz
Union“Ice Company
Newark
Whip Ag Thane
Baltimore Not Worried Over Seaboard Bond Receivership
Baltimore observers report little alarm at Seaboard bond issue 23.5 million with local holders total 25 000. confidence grows in the receivership and hope it ends past dissension. The property has seen 6 million dollars in improvements recently and remains in strong physical condition.
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Seaboard
Baltimore
Pacific Coast defense conference called by three states
Adjutant generals from Oregon California and Washington invited to Washington for a Pacific Coast defense conference. Oregon’s Rk Finzer California’s J B Lauck and Washington’s Hamilton to depart. Main topic is training coast artillery to man fortifications across the three states. Burgess appointment noted and a birth announced for Mr and Mrs J Philly Roman a daughter born yesterday at their home on South Centre Street.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific
Pai
Rk. Finzer
Oregon
J. B. Lauck
California
Ous Hamilton
Washing
Wowapt
Excitement at Paw Paw Municipal Election
The Evening Times reports Paw Paw West Virginia held its annual municipal election with strong temperance influence. Geo S Filler won the mayoral race on the Citizens ticket over S D Moser by a large margin. Lewis Largent won recorder over John Brown and five councilmen were elected: W A Wise, Chas Kline, Howard Light, I V Alderton, and J Kidwell.
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Paw Paw
W. Va
Wis
Geo
Police raid homes uncover lads trained to steal
United Press reports Pittsburg police raided houses after a weeklong investigation, four men were jailed, and Silas Safed was said to have trained boys to steal in cities like Boston New York and Philadelphia while posing as a deaf and dumb mate. Mme Anna Gould comments on Boni de Castellane and Prince De Sayan in Paris amid alleged reconciliation talk and possible remarriage. In Elwood City two people named Chris Evans and Bertha Gordon were found dead on a railroad track after being struck by a fast freight train following a tunnel incident.
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Pittsburg
Pac
Silas Safed
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Anna Gould
United
Paris
Jan O
Ant Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
Prince de Sayan
Boni
Anna
Mme. Gould
Elwood City
Chris Evans
Bertha Gordon
Hughes Boom Launched and Political Organization Forming
United Press reports Governor Hughes presidential boom gaining shape with organizing supporters in every assembly district to select delegates. Also notes Earl Gray opens Royal Mint branch in Ottawa and first Canadian coin minted. Mention of lumber companies resuming work and Taft expected to comment on day’s issue. Rear Admiral Albert Ross placed on retired list.
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United Press
Albany
Hearst News
Ottawa
Canada
Gray
King
Dominion
AndAdmiral
United. Press
Washington
Jan. S
Albert ‘Ross
William Witt
Cane fight between Boni and cousin ends in street clash
Paris report recounts Count Boni and Count Jean de Castellane clashing with Prince Helle de Sagan after an insult at St Pierre de Chaillot. A butcher separated them as the prince bled from a temple wound and Boni claimed the spat was over a long standing grudge not Mme Anna Gould. Jean denies blows occurred, citing exchanged epithets and the spat.
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Count Bont de Castellane
Anan Gould
New York
Prince Helle de Sagan
Mme. Gould
St. Pierre de Chaillot
Stanley Errington
England
Count Boni
Count Jean de Castellane
Cousin
Jean
Boni
United Press
Jean de .Castellane
Orshis
Prince De.Sagan
Walsh Pardoned by Governor after manslaughter conviction
The Frostburg case reports Governor Warfield pardoning Edward Walsh who was convicted of manslaughter in February for the Moody killing. Walsh, sentenced to five years, was urged by Senator Rayner and others. pardon issued from the Executive Mansion. Walsh will return to Frostburg. The motive stemmed from labor disputes between miners at Consolidation Coal Co. affiliates, with Moody accused of reporting to officials.
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Warfield
Edward Walsh
Moody
Allegany
Walsh
Rayner
Richmond
David J. Lewis
Col. Buchanan
Schley
Frostburg
Annapolis
Young Moody
Papke to Meet Stanton in January Bout
Aften reports from Peoria and Chicago state that Billy Papke, managed by Jay Fielder Jones, has signed for a January bout with Stanton. Separate notices confirm Nelson versus Sealer signing for ten rounds in Los Angeles on January 14, with gate receipts and a $1 side bet.
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Hearst News
Chicago
Jis
Jay
Fielder Jones
White Sox
Forday
Billy Sullivan
Papke
Stanton
Peoria
Als
Jones
Billy Papke
Waller
Blanton
Nelson
Sealer
United Pf
Los Angeles
Cal
Batuing Nelson
Kid Sealer
Pacific A. Co
Night Riders Loot and Burn in Russellville
Night riders 100 strong attacked Russellville Kentucky early today overpowering three policemen dynamited and harried tobacco interests. Two merchants fired on them as they fled. A planing mill adjoining the tobacco houses burned. Loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars. authorities seek troops from Governor Wilson as civil officials appear unable to control the situation.
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United Press
Russellville
Willson
Evelyn Will Testify in Thaw Case Amidstan d Hearst Coverage
Evelyn Nesbitt is expected to testify about alleged ill treatment by Stanford White as Anthony Comstock and others prepare to witness against him. A panel of 300 jurors will be selected, with voir dire starting Monday, while reports from Jacob's Creek Pa note two more bodies recovered in a mining disaster, bringing the death toll to 226.
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Anthony Comstock
Hearst News
New -Yoan
Evelyn Rt
Nesbitt
Hearst Dins
Jacob's ‘Creek
Noon Funds Report by Mayor Moore Supporters
A noon statement shows cash deposited to date and on hand with several checks to Mayor Moore on Dec 14, Dec 18, and Dec 26. The balance pending collection and in bank stands at $22.89 short of $1,000, with the Eagles' contribution bringing the gap to within $25.00.
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Moore Des
Moore Oss
Moore
Eagles
Body of J Samuel McCue Reinterred Near Riverview Cemetery
The body of J Samuel McCue, executed in February 1905 for the murder of his wife, was reinterred at Riverview cemetery beside his wife. The McCue farm near Brookesville was reportedly work- starved by superstition among local residents who feared the lingering presence of the murdered man.
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Charlottesville
J. Samuel McCue
McCue
Brookesville
Riverview
McCue Isip
McCgue
Secret plotting case shrouded in secrecy
Reports say nineteen persons were arrested and charged with conspiring to assassinate the Dowager Empress Feodorovine. The case is described as veiled in profound secrecy, with little that is officially available. Prison conditions are noted without specifics.
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Czari
Feodorovine
Divorce Suit Filed In High Court Over Countess Marriage
A report notes a pending divorce case involving the Thaw family. The sister of Harry K. Thaw is preparing a suit to nullify her marriage, with the hearing set to occur in the divorce court's next session in Camera.
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Rube
Harden Found Guilty in Moltke Helling Case
Berlin reports editor Maximilian Harden was found guilty of hurling injurious charges at General Count Cuno von Moltke. He received four months imprisonment for the offense as a court case concluded. Local drug-store Lipppold’s showcases advertised bargains as the piece notes a clearance sale.
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United Press
Berlin
Jan
Maximilan Harden
Die Zukampf
Cuno von Moltke
Monongah Relief Fund Closes Tuesday With $22.89 Left
The Monongah $1,000 Relief Fund of the Times will close on Tuesday next. The remaining unpledged amount is $22.89 and is expected to be contributed by a lodge society church or individuals. The Queen City Transfer Co will collect clothing and supplies Tuesday at 3 PM. Donors are urged to contribute promptly and have packages ready.
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Queen City Transfer Co
Seven Men Rescued After Eight Days at Sea
Seven men aboard the open boat survived eight days at sea after the Dark Germanic wreck. The crew endured starvation and thirst before a steamer picked them up, bringing the survivors to New York. The captain drowned and eight companions are missing.
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United Press
New York
Jane
Powers jury likely deadlocked in Georgetown case
Georgetown Ky Jan reports the Caleb Powers jury appears hopelessly divided with eleven for acquittal and one for life sentence The foreman indicated an agreement is out and Powers' attorney may seek bail while the jury resumes deliberations after a night session Also a separate Baltimore item notes the engagement of Harriet Fitzhugh Poultney to Prof Herbert Tiffany announced by Hearst News
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United Press
Georgetown
Jan
Caleb Powers
Caleb
Powers
Hearst
Baltimore
Harriet. Fitzhugh Poultney
Danghiter
Thos. Poultney
Herbert
T. Tiffany
Geo. Tiffany
Prohibition Enforcement Could Cut Georgia Revenue
Washington reports that enforcing the prohibition law in Georgia will cost the United States more than half a million dollars annually in lost revenue. Internal revenue collections last year totaled $632,445.98.
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Hearst News
Washington
Georgia
United States
Riots Near Muncie Restart as Strikers Smash Car
United Press report from Muncie Indiana notes rioters resumed on the city outskirts. The attackers destroyed a car and forced strike breakers to flee during the disturbance.
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United Press
Muncie
Ind
Local Sportsmen Seek Change in Game Seasons
A group led by John A. McKee met to draft a bill amending small game open seasons in Allegany County. The petition proposes July 1 to January 1 for woodcock, September 1 to January 1 for squirrels, and general small game to January 1, with all while excluding wild owls. The aim is to extend hunting time for workers and gather views from local hunters.
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John A. McKee
North Centre Street
Navy
Allegany County
McKee
Funeral for Andrew Ryland at Centre Street Church
The funeral for the late Andrew Ryland will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 from his Bedord street home with Rev. W. W. Barnes of Centre Street Church officiating. Six Ryland relatives named as pallbearers will attend. Interment will be at the Methodist graveyard behind the Centre Street church. Died last evening Mr E H Lyons a farmer near Evitt's Creek aged 49 leaving a wife and several children. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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A. J. Ryland
Andrew" Jackson Byiand
Bedord Street
W. W. Barnes
AL E. Chureh
Joseph
Ryland
Ambrose Ryland
Lloyd Ryland
Norman
M. Jand
Andrew
E. H.” Lyons
Evitt’s’ Creek
Tanzer Real Estate Ads Promote City Corner Lots and Homes
Fragmentary classified notice touts selling three houses and lots on Hale Street. It advertises modern brick homes at about $3000 and urges buyers to consider Tanzer for estate sales and city corner properties.
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Tanzer
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