Girl tied to rock confesses plot. thief Teiler linked
Margaret Maillard, a 20 year old New York suspect, admits a blackmail plot against Italian laborers at 171st Street camp. She identifies Giuseppe Carollo and Francesco Chicollo as two of four robbers and says William Teiler alias Hogan taught her to steal. Police view the case as a conspiracy with the Westchester court to follow.
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Margaret Maillard
New York Central
171St Street
Harlem River
Giuseppe Carollo
Francesco Chicollo
Macomb's Dam Park
161St Street
Sedgwick Avenue
Maillard
William Teiler
Hogan
Bowery
Canal Street
Liebers
Teiler
Tesler
Met
Capt. Liebers
170Th Street
Macomb’s Dam Park
Carollo
Chicollo
Clara Bosse
Clara le Moss
Lillian de Voe
New York
Curran
Highbridge
Steinert
Florida Information Bureau Ad Promotes Coast Line Railroad
A brief notice from the Florida Information Bureau advertising railway travel along the coast. It mentions roadway access at the corner of 80th Street and highlights trains on the South ern era line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Information Bureau
Roadway
Erientia Coast Line Railroad
Rabies Victim Bites Bellevue Nurse During Attack
Frederick Graul, 25, a Bellevue Hospital nurse living at the nearby training school, was bitten twice on the left hand by a patient with hydrophobia. The patient, Louis Schmidt, 17, bitten by a dog in July, developed rabies and died next day. Graul’s wounds were cauterized repeatedly and he is under observation with experts from the Pasteur Institute to assess his exposure risk.
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Frederick Graut
Bellevue Hospital
Graul
Louis Schmidt
East Nineteenth Street
Schmidt
Atkins
Post Graduate Hospital
Bellevue
Frederick Graul
Herbert Jamison
Jamison
Schultz
Pasteur Institute
Clyde Liner Onondaga Grounded Off Chatham Massachusetts
The Clyde Line freighter Onondaga ran aground on Orleans Beach after a navigational error. Crew remained aboard as tugboats Orion and Mercury assisted. The 2155 ton, 276 foot ship, built 1905 in Philadelphia, lies high at low water with salvage operations likely needed.
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Chatham
Mass
Clyde Line
Onondaga
Boston
Charleston
Jacksonville
Orleans Beach
Nausett
Pollock Rip Shoal
Bunnell
Orion
Mercury
Philadelphia
Two Outlaws Captured Near Mannford by U S Marshal Force
Special to The New York Times Tulsa Jan 13 Deputy Marshal Freshour and a posse captured Walter Spess and Bill Debolt after a chase in the hills around Mannford. Fred Spess Gene Morris and Bill Morris remain at large. The Spess gang rode into Mannford Dec 20 to seize Claude Ellis, a druggist, and fired about 30 shots in town.
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New York Times
Tulsa
United States
Freshour
Mannford
Walter Spess
Bill
Debolt
Spess
Fred' Spess
Gene’ Morris
Bill” Morris
Mann
Morris
Felt Tracks Collapsing At West Virginia Bridge
Early today a landslide on the Wabash main line on the Ohio River side of Mingo Junction collapsed the bridge approach. The 700 foot slip, 50 feet wide, carried away tracks and filled Cross Creek. A westbound freight led by Engineer Charles McCabe derailed the caboose and six cars. brakemen escaped danger. Trains diverted to alternate routes for days.
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Wheeling
West Va
Wabash Railroad
West Virginia
Ohio River
Mingo Junction
Ohio
Cross Creek
Charles McCabe
McCabe
Delightful to De Boace resorts weekly sailing
For Sore Thrust and Cold in Chest use Omega Oil trial bottle 10 cents with agricultural advertising copy.
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de Boace
Omega
Burglars Shoot Mamaronack Official in Home Invasion
Patrick Connelly 60 the Mamaronack town highway commissioner and his son in law Clarence Hillock were shot by two burglars who entered via Palmer Avenue. Connelly seriously wounded with lung damage while Hillock was grazed. The burglars, reportedly remorseful, carried Connelly inside before fleeing toward Larchmont. Police hunt suspect Michael Owens of Reed for arrest.
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New York Times
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Patrick Connelly
Clarence Hillock
Palmer Avenue
Connelly
Larchmont
Westchester County
Hilleck
John F. Hunter
Seret
Cody
New Rochelle
Michael Owens
Celebrating Sudden Riches on a California Train Car Tour
William C. Smith who inherited 1 million from his brother Pittsburg Phil travels by private Pennsylvania Railroad car with family and sixteen Westchester neighbors. They tour major cities from New York to the Pacific, aided by three chefs a piano and phonograph. The trip costs about 10000 and ends with a European voyage.
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William C. Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
California
Pennsylvania Railroad
Westchester
Bronx
Chicago
New York
Pacific Coast
Mr. Smith
Denver Major Returns From New Guinea Expedition
Major William Cook Daniels of Denver arrived on the French liner La Savoie after six years of exploration in New Guinea. A Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, he described collecting skulls bones and implements and photographing remote life. He noted a native wireless telegraph system and said his wife had obtained a divorce during his absence.
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William Cook Daniels
Denver
New Guinea
la Savoie
Daniels
Shafter
Royal Geographical Society
London
Australia
Great Britain
Major Daniels
Shipping News: City of Atlanta Arrives at Savannah
The steamship City of Atlanta is reported arriving at Savannah on January 11. An advertisement notes the famed highbell Scotch ushered by the vessel’s crew.
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Atlanta
Savannah
MISS RIVES ENGAGED TO W D BURDEN IN LAKEWOOD
In Lakewood New Jersey on January 13 Miss Natica Rives daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Rives announced her engagement to W D Burden son of Mr and Mrs James A Burden They plan to return to New York next week after a weekend visit and recovery at the Lakewood Hotel where Miss Rives has been taking the water cure Her fiancé is a brother of Arthur Scott Burden and Miss Rives is among Mrs Astor's younger set confidants The couple confirmed the news when asked at the hotel
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Natica Rives
George L. Rives
W. D. Burden
James A. Burden
Miss Rives
Lakewood Hotel
New York
Mrs. Astor
Arthur Scott Burden
Cynthia Roche
Lakewood
John D. Rockefeller
E. H. Harriman
Whitney's auto trip to Pittsfield ends after delays
Harry Payne Whitney with Kingsley Swan and Herbert Swan and two chauffeurs arrived in Pittsfield at 6 pm after a 32 hour journey from New York. Bad roads between New York and Poughkeepsie, snow drifts and mud hindered the trip. a farmer with a shotgun aided their return to Poughkeepsie. Herbert Swan stays to oversee repairs, the others return to New York tonight.
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New York Times
Pittsfield
Mass
Harry Payne Whitney
Kingsley
Herbert Swan
New York
Whitney
Poughkeepsie
Quarrel Between Paur and Homer at Carnegie Hall
Conductor Emil Paur and opera star Mme Louise Homer clashed at the Carnegie Music Hall Philadelphia Pittsburgh concert. Homer fled the retiring room after Paur wore a cigar and refused to share honors. The dispute disrupted the performance and drew audience gossip.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Emil Paur
Mme
Louise Homer
Carnegie Music Hall
Mme. Homer
Paur
Boy Killed Stealing a Ride on Trolley Car
George Ash aged 15 of Paterson was killed instantly and companions Eugene McCue and George Snyder age about 15 were mortally and seriously injured while riding a trolley car on the Newark and Paterson line in Nutley New Jersey. The quartet boarded at Centre Street and rode on the air tank as two cars passed at Franklin Street. The motorman did not see them in time and the trio were thrown from the car. Ash died. McCue suffered a fractured skull and Snyder internal injuries. All were taken to St. Mary's Hospital Passaic.
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New York Times
Nutley
N. J
George Ash
Getty Avenue
Paterson
Eugene McCue
George Snyder
Newark and Paterson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
McCue
Snyder
Centre Street
Franklin Street
Newark
Ash
Tragic Gas Death of Four Year Old in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on January 13, Richard Conan a four year old midget was asphyxiated by illuminating gas. He was found sitting in a chair beside a heater from which the gas escaped. He stood just over three feet tall.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Richard Conan
Spanish matador Antonio Montes fatally gored in Mexico City
Antonio Montes, a leading Spanish matador, was gored by a bull in Mexico City as he prepared to plant the sword. Doctors say he cannot survive.
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Mexico City
Antonio Montes
Spain
Montes
Overnight Special Train Route Details
Incomplete OCR notes describe an overnight train special from New York to St. Louis via Pennsylvania Railroad with a Pennsylvania segment and roadbed issues. Mentions Chicago and Pennsylvania routes with evening departures and travel in 18 hours.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rock Bela
New York
Eve
St. Louis
Roosevelt summons Wadsworth for talks on New York reforms
Speaker James Wadsworth Jr arrived in Washington at Roosevelt's request to discuss legislative affairs in New York. The two men, estranged since last spring's meat inspection bill dispute, met at the White House for over an hour before Wadsworth boarded the midnight train back to New York. The president pressed views on the Albany situation and reform agenda.
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New York Times
Washington
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Roosevelt
New York
Assembly
Wadsworth
Hoosevelt
Hughes
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Albany
Roosevlt meets ICC officials over merger hearing
Commissioner Judson Clements and Commissioner Garfield conferred with President Roosevelt for two hours. They did not discuss the conference's nature. Clements had just returned from Chicago where the Harriman lines merger hearing was conducted with other ICC members.
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Washington
Judson C. Clements
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Roosevelt
Clements
Chicago
Harriman
New Ally for Roosevelt as McLaurin Supports Dismissal
United States Senator A J McLaurin of Mississippi fully backs President Roosevelt over the Brownsville incident and says the President acted with legal authority. He criticizes Senator Tillman as un Democratic and plans to return to Washington from Brandon after illness.
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New York Times
Jackson,miss
United States
A. J. McLaurin
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Tillman
Senator McLaurin
Brandon
Miss
Washington
Williams Opposition Presses Challenge to House Leadership
In Washington a bloc of 10 to 12 Williams opponents meets to urge Champ Clark to challenge John Sharp Williams for House leader. They claim 79 votes in caucus versus 61 for Williams, needing 83 to win, but Clark declines to run. The group weighs a fight and may name a candidate tonight.
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New York Times
Washington
John Sharp Williams
Champ Clark
Williams
Clark
Willams
Stead Seeks Papal Encyclical for Peace Movement
W T Stead writes Cardinal Merry del Val outlining peace action by the Vatican and urging Pope Pius to issue an encyclical on peace and armament limits. Officials report Italy skeptical of Vatican representation at The Hague conference, citing 1899 precedent and possible French objections.
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Rome
W. T. Stead
Pope Pius
Merry del Val
Vatican
Stead
Italy
The
Hague
France
Pengwern Grounding Off Cuxhaven Says Crew Drowned
The British ship Pengwern carrying saltpetre from Chile to Falmouth grounded ten miles northwest of Cuxhaven. Twenty four crewmen drowned after the ship disappeared in heavy seas. A tug Vulkan aided but could not reach the vessel. a dog and clothes were thrown aboard before the ship vanished. Built 1852 at Greenock, 1648 tons, owned by Pongwern Shipping of Liverpool.
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Cuxhaven
Germany
Pengwern
Williams
Taltal
Chile
Falmouth
Scharhorn
Greenock
Liverpool
Pongwern Shipping Company
Mrs Sage Sends $25 from New York to Wilmington Charities
Mrs Russell Sage of New York sent a $25 check to Wilmington Associated Charities. She had asked charity officers to investigate local appeals for aid, but the gift arrived before full investigations could be completed.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Associated Charities
Russell Sage
New York
Bishop Frail Warning Of French Revolution
Denver Bishop N C Matz warns clergy and laity that closing Catholic churches and confiscating property in France could trigger another revolution and reign of terror. He cites Voltaire and the encyclopedists and says voter turnout is a key cause of France’s current condition.
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New York Times
Denver
N. C. Matz
France
Voltaire
Five Killed in Rock Island Train Wreck at Barney NM
A Chicago Rock Island & Pacific passenger train bound for Chicago derailed after hitting an open switch at Barney New Mexico. Five people were killed including the engineer and fireman, and eight injured though none fatally. Locomotive left the track and overturned trapping the two crewmen beneath. Express, dining, and a Pullman car were thrown from the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago
Barney
New Mexico
Anti Clerical Demonstrations Roil Spanish Cities
A massive anti clerical rally in Bilbao sparked rioting though the government kept garrisons ready to prevent widespread trouble. San Sebastian saw a 30000 strong peaceful march while ministers failed to reach conciliation with Liberal factions over an anti clerical associations law and cabinet formation is in doubt.
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Madrid
Bilbao
San Sebastian
Chamber
Four Dead in Bardwell Train Wreck After Stop Signal
Four men die and five are injured in a Kentucky Bardwell wreck on the Illinois Central when a regular freight section telescopes a special freight caboose after a stop signal is ignored. Fourteen cars burn or are crushed as the engine plows through freight before overturning. The regular engineer is charged with manslaughter.
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New York Times
Memphis
Tenn
Illinois Central Railroad
Bardwell
Regular
Crown Prince Luiz Philippe Injured in Horse Fall
Crown Prince Luiz Philippe was thrown from his horse in the palace grounds and suffered severe contusions. The horse fell while taking a fence, pinning him briefly. He was unconscious but later recovered and is not considered in danger. He turns 20 in March.
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Lisbon
Luiz Philippe
Lisbon Crown Prince accident not serious after training ring fall
A Portuguese foreign affairs dispatch reports the Crown Prince of Portugal fainted after an accident at the Necessidades Palace training ring. He suffered slight facial bruises, was taken to his apartments, doctors found no wounds, and he passed the night well.
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Washington
Napuco
Brazil
Portugal
Necessidades Palace
Weil
RIS Home & Bacon Ad Promotes Thin Brand Cure
A clipped ad fragment notes RIS Home and Bacon pushing a thin brand with a higher price but continued effort to cure. It emphasizes a premium approach and brand insistence amidst debate on value.
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Adv
Jerome's campaign to curb race track betting
District Attorney Jerome aims to push amendments to the Percy Gray racing law and the Penal Code in Albany to make all race track gambling a misdemeanor with a year in jail and a $500 fine. He seeks to remove a key phrase that shielded track owners from penalties, risking felony status for premises if enacted with other reforms.
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Jerome
New York State
Lakeville
Conn
Albany
Percy-Gray
Joker
Court of Appeals
Sturgis
Stedecker
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Mr. Connelly
Wilds
Lakewood, N. J
H. P. Whitney
Homer
Matador
Gov. Hughes
Wadsworths
Meat Bill Row
Pope
Mrs. Sage
Acts Before Wilmington
Matz
Rock Island
Fai
Kentucky
Prince Luiz
NEW Jerome Crusade
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