Villa Will Lead Ojinaga Assault Amid Fierce Day Charge
Rebels surged toward Ojinaga as Villa hurried from Juarez with 3,000 more troops and Raoul Madero as adviser. Gen Martinez wounded as Texans watch from autos and excursion trains. fighting rages along the plateau with heavy artillery and multiple attacks on Federal lines.
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New York Times
Presidio
Texas
United States Army
Marfa
Villa
Juarez
Chihuahua
Raoul Madero
Ortega
Natera
Ojinaga
Salazar
Orozco
Castro
Ojinasa
Orient Line
Falamir
el Paso
Dover House near London to be sold by Morgan executors
The Daily Telegraph reports J P Morgan's Dover House at Roehampton with 140 acres may be offered for sale by his executors. The estate includes 20 bedrooms, reception rooms, and Jersey cattle paddocks within easy reach of Putney Station. Estimated value ranges from 500000 to 750000 dollars.
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New York Times
London
Daily Telegraph
Dover House
J. Pierpont Morgan
Putney Park Lane
Roehampton
Morgan
Putney
England
Mr. Morgan
Goethals Refusal Shapes New York City Cabinet Plans
Mayor Mitchel spent the afternoon and evening at his Riverside Drive home consulting advisers on vacancies in his cabinet. Col George W Goethals reportedly declined the police appointment. Police Commissioner Douglas J McKay may be retained if he performs well. Former Corporation Counsel William B Ellison backs McKay and said McKay will remain head of the police department. If Frederic R Condert declines the counsel post Cyrus C Miller would take the job.
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Mitchel
Riverside Drive
Corporation Counsel's
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Douglas J. McKay
William B. Ellison
McKkay
McKay
Ellison
Frederic R. Condert
Cyrus C. Miller
Bronx
Condert
New York
North Carolina
Ethel McCann
Brooklyn
Dougherty
Charles Dunning
Coney Island Hospital
Henry McKalvin
George H. Reichers
Lester D. Voeth
Frank Senior
Coney Island
Robert G. McCann, Jr
Florence Schenck Dies After Trek From New York
Florence Schenck died at 12 05 this morning in Norfolk Virginia after her father Dr Powhatan Schenck insisted on hauling her from New York on a stretcher. She had become known for running away with Charles Wilson Alfred Vanderbilt's whip and later claimed a marriage ceremony with Wilson.
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New York Times
Norfolk
Miorence Behonck
Powhatan Schenck
Edward Pague
New York
Schenck
Florence Schenck
Charles Wilson
Alfred Vanderbilt
Wilson
Atte
Plans for More Steel Mills in Pittsburgh
James A Farrel president of United States Steel Corp told Carnegie Steel officers banquet that Pittsburgh will see more mills and brighter business prospects. He noted 16 000 000 spent in the Pittsburgh district over two years and indicated further operations are under contemplation. Toastmaster Alva C Dinkey and speakers included James L O'Neill James T Crone and Charles C Cuff.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
Marrell
Steel Corporation
Pittchurch
Alva C. Dinkey
James L O'Neill
Credit Tatourer
James T. Crone
Ohio Steel Company
Charles C. Cuff
New York
Rector Shows Religious Moving Pictures in Ridgefield Park
The Rev Laman tlowe rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church led a Sunday afternoon moving picture exhibition at Crescent Arcade Theatre under the Social Service Commission. Three reels titled The Coming of Columbus were shown followed by hymns scripture reading prayer another hymn and an address by Mr Howe. No admission was charged and some local ministers opposed the service, though Howe plans to continue.
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Ridgefield Park
N. F
Laman Tlowe
Protestant Episcopal Church
Crescent Arcade Theatre
Social Service Commission
Howe
Body of Jessie McCann Found at Coney Island
The body of Jessie Evelyn McCann, a Brooklyn teacher and mission worker missing since Dec 4, washed ashore near Coney Island. Authorities believe death was drowning not murder, with signs of a month-long hold among bulkhead rocks. Family disputes suicide and a police autopsy found no fatal injuries, though key questions remain about motive and method.
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Jessie Evelyn McCann
East Twentyfirst Street
Flatbush
Coney Island
Miss McCann
Ocean Boulevard
West Fifth Street
Robert G. McCann
J. Ek. M
Count Zeppelin recounts Civil War sights from past visit
The famed dirigible inventor recalls his war experiences as Prussian military attache during the Civil War era. His account appears in next Sunday's Times, offering readers a rare personal view from a century ago.
Tobacco Antitrust Inquiry Faces Cautious Progress
Washington reports Attorney General McReynolds returns amid a government inquiry into the Metropolitan Tobacco Company and the Tobacco Products Corporation. DOJ officials seek to determine if the tobacco trust decree was violated or if new unlawful practices emerged while exploring possible settlements.
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New York Times
Washington
McReynolds
New York
Metropolitan Tobacco Company
The
Tobacco Products Corporation
Riker-Heseman Drug Stores
George J. Whelan
United Cigar Stores Company
Department of Justice
Claude A. Thompson
H. Snowden Marshall
United States
Southern District of
Supreme Court
Timimer
Ihs
Tobbacco
Tobaco
Menpt
Times
Tobacco Trust
Metropolitan Company
Anti-Trust la
Wickersham
Wickerahans
Congress
Das
Union Pacific-Southern Pacificc
Mercer
Ane
Standard Oil
Mr. McReynolda
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
Cbacco
Body of Aviator Albert Jewel Washes Ashore at Rockaway
The torso of Albert J. Jewel, lost with his monoplane on Oct. 13, was found ashore at Edgemere Rockaway coast after a heavy storm. The head and limbs were severed. clothes described. Jewel, 27, was to enter The Times Aerial Derby on Oct. 13 and had started from Hempstead Plains.
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Albert J. Jewel
TIMES
Manhattan
Edgemere
I. S
Rockaway
Neptune Avenue
Pasquale Schiele
Edgemere Avenue
Miller
Rockaway Beach
New York Times
Hempstead Plains
Long Island
Oakwood Heights
Staten Teland
Heinrichs
Mbeutt
Belmont Park
Jamaica Bay
Jewel
Moisant Aviation School
Dorothy
Cary
Richmond Place
Mariners’ Harbor
Staten Island
Rescue Ship Fails To Save Tank Steamer Off New Jersey
The Manuel Calvo found a sinking tank steamer off Cape May and towed it fifteen miles from Sandy Hook before it sank. The vessel carried 35 crew, with no confirmed word on survivors as weather worsened and search efforts continued.
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New York Times
Caribbean
Seagate
Manuel Calvo
Delaware
Ambrose Channel
Cape May
N. J
Havana
Cadiz
New York
Sandy Hook
Ives
Calvo
Waseca
Heston
Koenigin Luise
Lloyd Line
Capt Boudinot Stricken In New York City Car Incident
Capt. William Bradford Stockton Boudinot, a retired Civil War officer, died after heart failure on a Lexington Avenue car near Twenty-ninth Street. The incident occurred as the car approached the crossing. an ambulance from Bellevue Hospital responded. Boudinot, 66, was visiting his niece, Miss Jane J. Boudinot, at 57 East Fifty-eighth Street. his death followed preparation at the East Twenty-second Street station. He had deep family and Revolutionary-era ties in New Jersey and New York society.
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William Bradford Stockton Boudinot
Lexington Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Charles Caceta
Twentythird Street
Cacela
John Strooks Leavitt
Wis
East Twenty-third Street
Nellevue Hospital
Wellington
East Twenty-second Street
Meinberg
Leavitt
McKay
Boudiner
Tuirtleth Street
Paterson
N. J
Blaz Boudinot
Continental Congress
Boudinot
New Jersey
Loyal Legion
Society of the Cincinnati
Jane J. Boudinot
East Fiftyele
Elias Boudinot
Andewspapers
Marconi Plans Wireless Flight Test With Grahame-White
William Marconi accompanied Grahame White as a four passenger flyer at Hendon today He said he had flown in Africa before and would soon conduct a wireless experiment using aeroplanes The Duchess of Sutherland also flew with Grahame White in the afternoon
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Marconi
New York Times
London
William Marconi
Grahame-White
Hiendon
Africa
Duchess of Sutherland
Hendon
Beachey Sets Seven Loop Flight Record in Biplane
Lincoln Beachey completed seven somersaults in a single biplane flight in San Francisco on January 4. He looped directly above a crowd of more than 4000 and performed the corkscrew twist in a perpendicular position. The exhibition featured a somersault around a hydro airplane and marked his fifth week of turning the aerial maneuver, now performed nearly forty times.
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San Francisco
Lincoln Beachey
Beachey
Banker's Son A Brakeman
Frederick H. Prince Jr., son of a Boston banker, will start at the bottom in the railroad business. A Harvard graduate of 1906, he leaves Hevelry Farms for Cincinnati to become a regular freight brakeman on a Western road. His social prominence rose after rescuing Mile. De Flores from drowning in Paris in 1912.
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New York Times
Boston
Frederick H. Prince, Jr
Prince
Harvard
Heverly Farms
Cincinnati
Mr. Prince
Mile. de Flores
Postal fraud losses spur renewed push to cut mail privileges
Washington reports a 12 million dollar two year loss from fraudulent mail schemes. Assistant Attorney General W H Lamar says reliance on courts is slow and fines often fail to stop get rich quick operations. Publicity notes aim to bar tainted firms from mailing privileges. campaign seeks to curb recurring losses and deter fraud. Also mentions Wallick's Restaurant ad offering dancing in New York with Murray duo.
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Washington
W. H. Lamar
Test Office Department
Mayor defies governor over WVIa Ella Parrish release
Florence Alabama Mayor N P Morrison refuses to recognize Gov O Neal order to release Mrs Ella Parrish convicted of violating prohibition law. Parrish sentenced to 200 days on county roads but health concerns prompted Governor to seek release. Morrison says Governor lacks authority. damus papers to be served tomorrow.
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New York Times
Mobile
Ala
N. P. Morrison
Florence
O'Neal
Ella Parrish
Morrison
Bryan Seeks Peace Amid Mexican Tension in Lincoln
In Lincoln on January 4, William J. Bryan, Secretary of State, urged support for the peace movement and prayed for no war with Mexico. He avoided official policy talks, said he would travel to Topeka for a speech, and planned to address Lincoln's Chamber of Commerce on the New Era.
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Mexico
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Topeka
Chamber of Commerce of
Bellevue-Stratford robbery hits Cuyler residence in Philadelphia
The Bellevue Stratford apartments of T De Witt Cuyler vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad and director in over twenty companies were robbed late tonight. Jewelry and valuables valued at more than 10000 dollars were stolen including a 10000 dollar diamond clasp pearl necklace an uncut white pearl pendant on a diamond studded chain and other items plus 200 dollars in cash. A gold Swiss watch a sold annual pass on the Pennsylvania Railroad and three scarf pins were also taken.
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New York
Philadelphia
Penn
Bellevue-Stratford
T. de Witt Cuyler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schooner Sunk with Seven Drowned Near Nova Scotia
Wireless report from Sable Island states the Nova Scotian schooner Tonia was lost with Captain and six crew. Wreckage including cabin and fishnets washed ashore. the vessel departed Georgetown PEI in December bound for Liverpool and encountered a storm off Whitehead, N S.
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Halifax
N. S
Sable Tshi
Tonia
Georgetown
Prince Edward Island
Liverpool
Whitehead, N
Thief Steals $15,000 Worth of Jewels From Ackerman Home
During dinner at West Lighth and Liberty Streets ex State Senator Ernest Ackerman’s family heard a window slam and found a door open. Thieves fled in a car leaving $15,000 in jewels and cash missing from a ransacked room. Ackerman noted his stamp collection was safe in a vault, a prized possession built over years and exhibited worldwide.
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Npeetal
New York Times
Plainfield
N. JL
Alan
Ernest H. Ackerman
Ackerman
West Lighth
Liberty Streets
al Ackerman
Parisians Flock To Mona Lisa Exhibition
An estimated 100000 people in Paris visited the Louvre yesterday for the Mona Lisa return exhibit opening. Special cable reports the crowd pressing to view the famous portrait as authorities manage the long lines and public interest peaks.
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Tras New York Times
Paris
Louvce
Sea takes homes hotels and theatre in coast storm
A great coast storm battered Seabright New Jersey and Arverne Long Island with waves toppling two major buildings the Octagon Hotel and Pier Theatre and wrecking other homes and venues. Loss exceeds 1 million and authorities report extensive damage along the Jersey and Long Island shore.
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Seabright
N. J
Arverne, L
New Jersey
Long Island
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Wireless
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Edison Company
Sea Gate
Pleasantville
Caleb D. Matthews
Ocean City
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Lindley M. Garrison
Normandie
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Dederer
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