Osborne in Danger Threats against US Consul General lead to arrest
Charles Helmbold son of the late Dr. Helmbold of New York, detained at Bow Street on a charge of threatening to kill United States Consul General Osborne. He had harassed the U S consulate for weeks demanding money claiming Osborne caused a Berlin debt seizure. Police say he is insane. reports note past poverty and erratic behavior.
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LONDON
Charles Helmbold
Helmbold
New York city
Bow street
United States
Osborne
Berlin
Helmbald
Mr. Osborne
Helmhold
Terriss
Lendem
In Self Defense Anderson Admits Olive Pecker Murders
Norfolk December 22 Rapid progress marked federal court proceedings in the Anderson case as he testified in his own defense claiming he killed the mate to save his life as the others allegedly burned the vessel. He described the events of the tragedy and denied forcing anyone to act while alleging Hansborough and March burned the vessel.
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Anderson
NORFOLK
yester
Hansborough
March
Coal sellers plan direct retailing to consumers
The New York report says the coal business will be reorganized under Pierpont Morgan to sell all output from Pennsylvania coal roads directly to consumers. A central selling agency in Pennsylvania would coordinate sales in New York and Brooklyn, with the railroads dealing only with that agency and a trustlike structure forming.
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NEW YORK
Pierpont Morgan
trans corporation
Pennsylvania
Morgan
Pennsylvania corporation
Brooklyn
swekhulders
Standard Oil company
Multiple Disparate Dispatches From 19th Century News
Condensed items report wage cuts at Fishdate Cotton Mills in Sturbridge Massachusetts, a Bridgeport murder case with a hang sentence on April 14, a joint price agreement demand by teal operators and miners in Pittsburgh, boxer Jimmy Harry released after Crout's death in London, a railroad collision near Willerville Michigan injuring four, and new cemetery development near New Rochelle with a $200,000 price. Also noted are Hamburg racehorse purchase rumors connected to Marcus Daly, Shaw murder trial proceedings in Camden, Miss Zea Taundsen's suicide attempt in Pittsburgh, a Lewiston, Maine fire causing extensive loss, a London marriage of J Lokharst, a Washington note on a president’s cousin, and a tar distillery explosion in London killing four workers.
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Fishdate
Sturbridge
Mass
Charles Bonai
Bridgeport
Conn
Farmer Nichols
Pittsburg
Jimmy Harry
boxer
Crout
London
Detroit, Toledo and Milwaukee
Willerville
Mich
Miss Leila Herbert Dies in Washington Tragedy
Washington December reports that Miss Leila Herbert daughter of former Secretary of the Navy Hilary Herbert died after leaping from the third story of her New Hampshire Avenue home. She had recovered gradually from September horseback riding injuries and was seen in good spirits that morning before the fatal plunge. The coroner ruled suicide during temporary insanity with no inquest.
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WASHINGTON
Leila Herbert
Navy
Hilary Herbert
Alabama
New Hampshire avenue
congress
south
Cleveland
Virginia
W. W. Johnston
Micen
Senator Hanna Dined at Merion With Penn Railroad Leader
Senator Mark A. Hanna of Ohio dined at Merion hosted by President Frank Thomson of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He arrived from Washington on the congressional limited and traveled by private car from Powelton avenue station. Guests included Vice President Pugh Edward T Postlethwaite and General Agent William J Latta.
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Hanna
PHILADELPHIA
Mark A. Hanna
Ohio
Merion
Frank Thomson
Pennsylvania railroad
Washington
congressional limited
Powelton avenue station
Pugh
Edward T. Postlethwaite
William J. Latta
Princess di Carini Freed After Five Years Imprisonment
Corriere della Isola reports Princess di Carini and her blind daughter were confined by a trustee for five years. The princess escaped, sent a letter to the police, who freed her and arrested the trustee.
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PALERMUY
Corvieré Della Isola
di Carini
Firemen Die in Basment Blaze at Five Story Tenement
New York fireman Martin J. Oakley died last night in a basement fire of a five story tenement. Three fellow firefighters were unconscious from smoke and gas. others injured. A separate dispatch from St Louis reports Jacob Weinerd, 69, found murdered in his kitchen after being gagged and strangled, with home ransacked.
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NEW YORK
Martin J. Oakley
Oakley
LOUIS
Dev
Jacob Weinerd
Hitle Leety
Fatal Street Duel in Missouri Near Power Player
MAEY VIET Missouri December report details a fatal duel linked to O Montgomery a wealthy real estate agent known for political influence. John J Joye, a farmer, faces murder charges as the killer after Montgomery targeted Joye over political ties. In Brooklyn a dynamite explosion shattered glass at Arbuckle cafe building injuring none.
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MAEY VIET
ACSL
O. Montgomery
Jeml
John J. Joyer
Montgomery
dirs. Joye
BROOKLYN
Arbuckle cattee
boss of life
Water Commissioner Wallace Van Deusen Dies in Schenectady
Wallace B. Van Deusen, a Schenectady water board member and influential citizen, died at his home last evening from pneumonia. In Richmond, Rev. W. W. Browne, president of the Grand Fountain of True Reformers, died in Washington from blood poisoning.
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SCHENECTADY
N.Y
Dee
Wallace BK. Van Deusen
board of water commissioners
Pies RICHMOND
W. W. Browne
Grand Fountain of True Reformers
south
Washington city
Germans to occupy Chinese district permanently
A Germano-Chinese commission will settle the boundaries of the occupied King Chan district, implying permanent occupation. Shanghai reports say Britain may seize Ta Lien Wan to guard Pe Chi Li, while Tokyo notes calm reaction.
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LONDON
Shanghai
Daily Mail
King Chan
Ta Lien Wan
Port Arthur
Pe Chi Li
Tokio
Pert Arthur
Japan May Be Called to Time For the Killing of American Sailors
The U S State Department opened an inquiry into two killings of American sailors on the Asiatic station seeking possible reparations. One victim Montgomery of the gun boat Yorktown and the other Frank Epps of New York, apprentice on Olympia, killed at Nagasaki. Officials push to protect sailors in Japanese ports after Kobe assault.
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Japan
WASHINGTON
department of state
fhve
United States
Asiatic
state department
Tokio
Montgomery
Yorktown
Frank Epps
New York
Olympia
Nagasatt
Kobe
Serenader Shoot During Skimmington at Starlight
A crowd in Starlight Sullivan county gathered for a skimmington to celebrate the marriage of Davis McGee and Edith Racine when Milo Racine fired a shotgun into the air then at the crowd. Young Wallace Stanton was shot in the back and hip and is in critical condition. Racine has not yet been arrested.
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MONTICELLO
Wallace Stanton
Starlight
Sullivan county
Davis McGee
Edith Racine
Milo Racine
Racine
Young Stanton
Ele
Stole the Hospitals Silver
Frederick Lee, held for four months at Kings County Penitentiary, allegedly entered Helping Hand Hospital for admission on a certificate of alcoholism. On Sunday morning he was found sane and with much of the silver service in the caning room. the silver was traced to him.
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PEERSHNILL
N.Y
Frederick Lee
Kings county penitentiary
Lee
Helping Hand hospital
Tare
Bank Clerk Admits Embezzling Hundreds to Thousands
Newark December 22 Julius AL Brose discount clerk at a State Bank of New Jersey branch on Market and Halsey streets was arrested after admitting to embezzling at least 6900 dollars over four years. He said the amount could be larger and was held at police headquarters on charge of embezzlement.
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NEWARK
WN. J
Julius AL Brose
State Banking company
Market and
Halsey streets
voolly
hae
Duryea Hat a Murder Case
James Grmer former Pennsylvania legislator shot and killed his stepdaughter Caroline Schaeffer in the dining room of the Pullman House at Duryea, a case that has caused a great sensation. Hydrophobia fears arise in Wabash as Otis Brubaker and relatives are believed bitten by a rabid dog prompting Chicago specialists.
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Duryea
WILK
WABASH
Ind
Otis Brubaker
Liagro
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SAMUEL LIPFELD
North Street
Middletown, N. Y
IFIOLIDAY
Saxe
MIDDLETOWN
Jim an
J. M. PHILLIPS
NORTH STREET—CITY MARKET
Universal Food Choppers
GEO. A. SWALM & SON
OSBORNE IN DANGER
U.S
GOTHAMITE
Dr. Helmbold
West Virginia
CHARLESTON
Vic
Atkinson
Spillman
Parkersburg
Pomeroy
Consummers’ Coal company
New Haven
Mason county
Blanco
HAVANA
Hey West
Joaquin Ruiz
Ramon Blanco
Ruiz
Nestor Aranguren
Aranguren
Tuanva
Muiz
Tine
ALGANY
board of railroad commissioers
Cole
Indy
CHICAGO
Chicago and Eastern Illinois railway
Cayuga
J. Hodson
Chicara
L. F., Horton
J. K. Horton
H. W. Kellogg
Stewart
TORONTO
Private Stewart
Highlanders
Major Morgan
America
Mary Bartram
Greenwood Cemetery
NEW ROCHELLE
John W. Trainer
Woodlawn
Greenwood
Marcus Daly
Hamburg
CINCINNATI
shaw
CAMDEN
N. J
Der
BH Shaw
coremens
Zea BATaundsen
John T.udmundson
Miss Edmundson
J. E. Edmundson
Harte LEWISTON. Me. Der
insurance Iient
Worre Lerillard
J. Loekharst
Pierre Tairiliard
Huyshe
Paris
Charles BR. Miler
Canton
Major
Flatt
MISS HERBERT
Secretary of the Navy
KIAO CHAN
England
Che Foo
Shan Tung
Great Britain
China
Nanking
France
LOXDON
Brest
Jean Bart
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