Congress adjourns day as Sixth-second session proceeds
Washington December 2 the last session of the Sixty-second Congress convened at noon with near full membership and many outsiders in Washington for interviews on civil service and tariff matters. President and leaders weigh general appropriations and potential tariff actions as Congress returns.
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Washington
Seater
Representa Rives
Ap Dhiecther
Civl Enterprises
Hegis
Hearst
C H and O Road Freight Disaster Near Hamilton
A freight train on the Cincinnati Chicago and Ohio road exploded near Hamilton four miles north four miles near Hamilton just before eight o'clock Sunday. The engineer William Medion aldo of Lima and fireman Edward Thasdey of Van Wert were killed. Twelve cars derailed and scattered wreckage across the tracks. A passenger train passed the freight moments before the blast, narrowly avoiding catastrophe. The cause of the explosion is not yet known.
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Hamilton
Dbo «& Co
Stockton
Tve
Ts Gogivine
William Medionaldo
Lima
Edward Thasdey
van Wert
Cincinnati
Knotts Declares 1913 Mayoral Candidacy in Gary
Gary Indiana Mayor Tom Knotts, after three years resisting challenges, announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for mayor in 1913. The record notes two previous charges during his term and references the arrest and conviction of former city clerk Harry Go Mouse for accepting a bribe to influence a court proceeding.
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Gary
Ind
Dee
Tom Knotts
Knotts
Harry Go Mouse
Three Prinecetan livestock stolen from local farmers
A report from Prinecetan Indiana notes that three Porces hedomoina to Sam dlardiinan and two males owned by John Logan, farmers west of town, were stolen. The fragmentary item lists the alleged thieves and missing livestock.
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Bee
Sam Dlardiinan
John Logan
Here
Fragmentary Telegrams Chronicle Global Events and Disasters
A jagged wire of items reports Nye eis and f Sarai Gernhardt on a twenty week tour, Knox resigning as secretary to enter business, Captain Ames Dartlett described as a Webster figure dead in Rhawn wood, a deadly gas explosion near Slatts Ferry, a New York celeb Vian Al Richardson dead after a call to his broker, a note on Chinese imperial treasures going to public auction, a cooperative store for military members in Washington, and the American Bird Banding association promoting banding to track migrations.
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Ames Dartlett
Webster
Rhawn Woodpn
America
Apol.gen
Cleveland
Slattns Ferry
Vian al Richardson
New York
China
Arming
Navy
Marine Corps
Washington
Joan
Early peace prospects in Balkans with armistice near
Constantinople reports that Turkish and Allied plenipotentiaries will sign a fourteen day armistice Tuesday afternoon. The agreement would cover European Turkey and include revictualling provisions for Adrianople and Dedeagatch. Bulgaria may supply rations via established lines, while war indemnity and railway access remain unsettled.
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London
Pec
Baghehertsch
Tchatawidja Hones
Bulgaria
Parkes
Adrianople
Salongea
Dedeagatch
Aepean
Daily Telegraph
Constantine de Correspondent
Tpoen
Tehatatdia
Servians Occupy El Bashan Near Durazzo
Report from Yuderade notes Serbians have occupied El Bashan, sixteen miles east of Durazzo, with no resistance observed. The brief dispatch records military movement in the Balkans during ongoing hostilities.
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el Bashan
Durazzo
Prince Danilo Wounded in Montenegro War
Report states Prince Danilo of Montenegro was seriously wounded during fighting around Itjeka. No further details on his condition or incident are available.
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Prince Danilo
Itjeka
Deel
Danilo
Montenegro
Farmers in Duel in Anderson Over Family Dispute
Joseph G. Goodwin is jailed in Anderson Indiana on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill his stepfather Enoch Delp after a knife fight in front of Pence livery barn. Delp, aged 55, suffered seven knife wounds including a wrist vein severance. Both men, known farmers, allegedly used long pocketknives amid a dispute.
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Ind
Joseph G. Goodwin
Enoch Delp
Pence
Delp
Goodwin
Kansas boards certifies election for Governor George E. Pledges
The Kansas board of canvassers issued a certificate of election as governor to George E. Pledges a Democrat. The action followed the supreme court denial to grant Capper a note hearing in the Waubansee county local ballot case.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Board of Canvassers
George E. Pledges
Supreme Court
Capper
Waubansee County
Aeronaut Richard Frayne Dies After 2400 Foot Fall
Jacksonville on December 2 reports aeronaut Richard Frayne fell 2400 feet from the air Sunday afternoon and was killed instantly after being thrown from his seat in the Parachute when he cut loose from the balloon.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Richard Frayne
New York Physician Dr Alexis Carrel Wins 1912 Nobel Prize
Dr Alexis Carrel of New York, a physician, received the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1912 for pioneering work in vascular surgery and organ preservation. His recognition marked a milestone for surgical science and medical research.
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New York
Anti Vivisectionist Attacks Dr Garral Over Nobel Claim
New York December 9 A critic from the Vivisection Investigation League denounces Dr Alexie Carrel Nobel prize claims. The report accuses Carrel of cruel experiments and asserts no humane medical application from his animal organ transplants and arterial connections.
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New York
Alexie Carrels
Dro Carvel
Mes Parrell
Conspiracy charge in Musser case seeks pardon hearing
Albert Musser serving life for Luisa Stolz murder in Michi county prison. petition filed with Hari Darling seeks hearing for possible pardon. Alleged conspiracy claims against Marshall and George Berzman and introduction of perjured evidence. Musser protests innocence and plans to present supporting evidence. In separate incident in Willimantic, a passenger train collided with a Hecht engine at Columbia yards injuring five, sustaining no coach derailments.
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Marshall
George Berzman
Musser
Petiioner
Junk
Willimantic
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Columbia
Emily Pierson
Cromwell, Conn
Mrs Maud Ping Acquitted in Indiana Murder Case
Hedford Indiana December 2 Mrs Maud Ping aged nineteen was acquitted of murdering her husband James Ping. The verdict drew public approval as Mrs Ping testified her husband came to her in a way that moved some spectators to tears.
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Hedford, Ind
Nec
Maud Ping
James Ping
Three Drowned in Skating Accident at Beranton
Mrs Adelbert Resnolds aged thirty and her ten year old son and a nephew Rose Reynolds were drowned when Ross Reynolds skated on thin ice at Heart bike. The husband and several other children escaped with narrow margins.
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Beranton
Adelbert Resnolds
Rose Reynolds
Ross Reynolds
Right to Pass Law Is Raised in Indiana Court Case
In Indianapolis a test case seeks to decide if the Indiana legislature may set educational requirements for law practice. Charles W. Roswell seeks admission to the bar, challenging whether a 1910 constitutional amendment, approved by a two thirds vote, authorizes such qualifiers. The Marion circuit court will hear arguments before the legislature opens.
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Indianapolis
Dee
Indiana
Marion Circuit
Supreme Court
Charles W. Roswell
Becase
Laswells
Adeutedo
Stuart Trial near verdict in Portville murder case
Greenfield Indiana December news reports the defense resting in the Guy Stuart murder trial of Dr. AL Stuart. Mrs Stuart testified to long drunkenness and abuse, a knife under the pillow, and a shotgun in the room. Jean Lowery described a quarrelsome father as Stuart claimed he was threatened. the defendant said he shot after his father raised a hatchet and struck him with a hammer.
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Stuart
Jean Lowery
Trvineton
George Thomas
Thomas
Passenger Falls Between Cars in Pennsylvania Line Incident
The headless body of Monroe Ludington a 35 year old unmarried lumber dealer from Canton Ohio was found between the walls of the Pennsylvania tracks a mile west of Valparaiso Indiana. He was a passenger on a Chicago to Craton train and officials believe he tried to pass between cars fell and was struck by wheels.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Monroe Ludington
Canton
Pennsylvania
Ludington
Chicago
Craton
Boy Shot While Walking Pasture in Huntington India
Seven year old Selon Hitzfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hitzfield, was seriously injured when shot while walking near a pasture. More than TH small shot were lodged in his body and one pierced his tongue. No trace of the assailant was found.
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Huntington
India
Bec
Selon Hitzfield
Hitzfield
Aerosa
Arrest in unusual marriage case near South Bend
Noah Kirkindall, thirty nine, of Lakeville south of South Bend, was arrested on an indignity indictment warrant for taking his fourteen year old niece Della West to St. Joseph Michigan where they were married.
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South Bend
Lad
Noah Kirkindall
Lakeville
Anerand Fury
Della West
St. Joseph, Mich
Beerbohm Tree Distinguishes British Actor on Wig Way
The fragment notes an actor named Beerbohm Tree achieving recognition in a British stage context. Details are limited and unclear due to the garbled source text.
Armor Plate 10 Used as Target in Naval Tests
The article discusses armor plate 10 used as a target during naval testing. It describes the Kathidn Tt battleship structure, the Tallahassee monitor, and notes plates of about ten inches thickness amidships.
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Leo
Borot
Tata
Vanier
Roth Chesapeake
Tallahassee
Passengers Robbed on Indianapolis-Lafayette Train
A sleeping car on an Indianapolis bound train from Lafayette was robbed near Monon. About $500 was taken as nine or ten passengers reported thefts. Detectives believe a seasoned professional uses a berth strategy and exits before the train reaches its terminus.
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Lafayette Ind
Indianapolis
Monon
Monon Railroad
Gus
Officials to Hold PSPS Meeting in Indianapolis
Adjutant General George W. McCoy and Quartermaster General Charles A. Garrard among delegates from the dry goods association to attend a PSPS meeting to be held in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
George W. McCoy
Charles A. Garrard
Capousa Bo Urdeistead
Washington Postage Phase Promises New Postal Pacts
A garbled Washington text suggests a new phase for postage parcels and forwarding pacts. It mentions a near future effective law, government actions, and measures related to postal services and printing.
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Washington
Flying glass injures attorney in streetcar crash
In Fyvansville one of Moangiilie’s leading attorneys, Fyvansville Loesdon, lost his right eye after flying glass from an auto window shattered when struck by a streetcar driven by his wife.
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Fyvansville
Tra Stathiram
Loesdon
Momiment
Moangiilie
Last Session Joy and Regret on First Day After Vice President Sherman's Death
The report notes a crowded first day in the two houses after learning of Vice President Sherman’s death. Members discuss the speaker’s race, party dynamics, and ongoing business as they prepare to reconvene. The piece reflects a brisk, opinionated tone about political maneuvering and upcoming leadership who will take the helm.
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Hheton
Esscon
le House of Te Luss
Erarie Membe
Finance Committee
Senate
da Cho
Philprani
Pete
Pwloeatooaiess
United States
Sherman
STOLID TURKISH CAPTIVES IN SHOCKING CONDITIONS
Fragmented OCR describes Turkish captives and enemy actions, with scattered mentions of prisons, feeding, and control. The text references captives, guards, and alleged maltreatment within a wartime setting, hinting at confinement and hardship amid hostile lines.
Pneumonia Fears Spurs New Discovery Claims
Rawsonville resident George W. Price touts Dr Rine's New Discovery as a remedy against colds and bronchial ailments amid warnings of winter pneumonia risk. He says it keeps him from pneumonia and offers free trials at a local doctor.
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Price Boere
Nopvetel Drie Oo
Fragmentary Boston Transcript Notice
A damaged transcript fragment notes a death event with unclear details. The text references a fatal outcome and mentions a medical professional. the exact names, places, dates, and circumstances are unreadable.
Electric Bitters Prove A Cures For Lewisburg Man
Could shoot por dog taunt to thank you from the bote tent at my dear wrote C B Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia for the wonderful double tenet I got from Electric Bitters curing me of stomach trouble and rheumatism after ten years. Dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons are all relieved. Electric Bitters have no equal and every bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only 30 cents at Knoefel Drag Co.
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C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
Knoefel Drag Co
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