Osborne Angry Won t Be Goat for Governor
Osborne leaves for Albany vowing to investigate graft in state highways and related contracts. He rejects being made the scapegoat by Glynn administration, names Tamany-linked officials, and aims to publish a public record linking prominent Democrats to alleged graft in a major state inquiry.
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Osborne
W. Osborne
New York
Albany
Gssborne
Highways Department
Glynn
Jean A. Hennessy
Hennessy
Catherne
Mr. Osborne
Mrelaney
Fragmented Morning News Digest From Miscellany
An assorted morning page presents garbled items ranging from legal matters to local events. It references court actions, proposals, weather notes, and various unrelated notices with distorted phrasing and missing details.
President Wears Davy Crockett Hat in Wit
A playful exchange at the Vita House ends with President Wilson trying on a coon cap of Davy Crockett style. He laughs and confirms the hat size matches his usual, after Conor’s guide and a query from Tu multy about the president’s hat size.
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Washington, Jan
Edward FP
Camonteman
Missouri
Wilson
Davy Crockett
Golla
Ual
Roosevelt home fire alarmed Roswell in 1909
A mysterious attempt to burn Bullock Hall, Theodore Roosevelt's mother residence, occurred last Friday morning in Roswell. Mrs We 1h Beaks discovered newspapers soaked with oil stacked at the back door. A tilted candle knocked over oil and papers. the fire burned briefly then died. Sheriff bloodhounds failed to track the scent.
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Atlanta
Dan
Bullock Hall
Theodore Roosevelt
Roswell
James
Cool County
Cuban loan to Morgan favorably viewed by Cuba
Havana accepts in principle a proposal from Morgan Co for a government loan of 10 million dollars as the most advantageous of five offers. The issue would bear 4½ percent for thirty five years and be secured by 10 percent of customs receipts. Morgan says it can advance 3 million and could raise to 12 million if Cuba’s Congress approves.
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Havana
Son Im
An & Co
Cuba
Morgan Company
Train bandit flees after pistol duel on Atlanta line
A lone bandit robbed passengers aboard a Chattanooga to Atlanta train near Vinings, wounding deputy sheriff C. Heard in a pistol exchange. He jumped from the moving train and escaped as officers pursued, with reports of over twenty dollars taken from a passenger and further loot unspecified.
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The
Tribune
Bolton
Weetorn & AV
Chattanooga
Atlanta
C. Heard
Avlanta
Rome
Heard
Threat Wilts Paderewski Heads to Los Angeles
Polish pianist Paderewski, en route from Portland to Los Angeles, cancels Pacific Coast engagements after Black Hand threats. He will rest in a secluded bungalow to regain control. Earlier, posters in Denver warned he would be killed if a large sum was not paid.
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Howmrmonte
Los Angeles
Paderewski
Angeles
Portland
Ore
Denver
Black Hand Society
Upside Down Dinner Honors British Aviators At London
The Automobile Club hosted an Upside Down dinner in London on January 17 honoring B C Machs the first British aviator to loop the loop and Gunray Hamel the only British airman to fly upside down with a passenger. The event featured a loop shaped dining table and a central model aeroplane with an inverted pilot, while napkins and canyon used to fashion airplane wings adorned the scene.
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London
The
Automobile Club
B.C. Machs
Joop the
Loop
Gunray Hamel
Hendon
Tan
Phas
Stanley Aims at Rule of Reason
Rep. Stanley of Kentucky proposed an amendment to the Sherman Act to remove the rule of reason, inserting or any degree, tightening the ban on monopolies. He said the change would allow suits for unlawful restraints of trade and empower individuals to seek court relief without DOJ action.
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Stanley
The
Tribune
Baren
Washington
Jan
Vie Gramme
Kentuicks
United States
Rene Court
Janey
House Committee
Steel Trust
Wilson
Congress
Kentucky
Mr. Stanley
Supreme Court
White
Department of Justice
Senator Lewis Attacks Britain at American Luncheon
U S Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois condemned Britain during an American Luncheon Club gathering in London. He urged peace with honor and suggested the Foreign Office may soon remove Sir Lionel Carden, citing Anglo American tensions amid war near borders.
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Lewis
Illinois
Wee Tapie
London
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Great Britain
Thomas J. Macnamara
Adralty
United States
England
Lliola
Wilson
Lionel Carden
Texas Rushing Berry Season Market Update
Texarkana reports the strawberry season arriving earlier than usual with fruit available today from local suppliers and plans for extended sales. The season’s early pickup hints at tighter supply and growing demand across Texas.
Weak Boy Described as Love Motive in Lumber Boss Shooting
Paul Carl, nineteen, claimed two years age as an assassin and confessed to Pinkerton detectives that he fired at Monroe I. Bilis, president of the Conkling Lumber Company, at his Bernardsville home in November 1911. Carl said he acted for love of a woman who claimed wrongs by Bilis and offered $500, with $100 paid for the failed attempt. He obtained work soon after to mislead police. The arrest and confession, to Prosecutor F. A. Pope, clear motives in the case, which proceeded to a second-page continuation.
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Paul Carl
Carl
Pinkerton
Monroe I. Bilis
Conkling Lumber Company
Bernardsville
Somerset County
Ned
Carr
Ellis
Somme
Ment
Kellie
Bilis
Paul
F. A. Pope
Bernardaville
Miss Quayle Uses Radium for Cancer Treatment
Miss Margaret Quayle daughter of Bishop William A Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal Church is receiving radium therapy at Dr Howard Kellys sanatorium in Baltimore He visited his daughter yesterday and reports progress The cancer in her leg has troubled her for thirteen years and is now advanced Many previous treatments have failed and this is considered final recourse
Engineer Hart Train Runs Wild
January 16 report of the New York and St. Louis express on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad running uncontrolled after an engineer is badly injured with a fractured skull. J H Moxley of Baltimore is believed struck in head by debris. the train halted at Brunswick and Moxley rushed to Frederick hospital in critical condition. Willard and other officials aboard directed priority medical response.
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New York and St. Louis Express
Baltimore & Ohio
Willard
J. H. Moxley
Baltimore
Brunswick
Moxley
Frederick
Cawis Bay
Plymouth Seand
Admiralty
Whitewand Bay
Rame Head
Lage Island
Cornwall
Devens
Whitesand Bay
Driver Rescues Two Boys From Ice In Atlantic City
McHale, a foundry driver delivering along the Thoroughfare, plunged into mushy ice and pulled Carrell Reed nine and Richard Martine nine from the water. He towed them to shore, arranged a boat with two men, and carried the boys home, wrapping them in blankets.
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Atlantic City
Jan
Hale
Carrell Reed
Richard Martine
McHale
McHlate
Starving Children Move Toward Surrender in Mayville Farmhouse
In Mayville New York Edward Beardsley and his brother James Beardsley faced pressure from Sheriff Anderson to surrender after days of gunfire and the nine starving children inside the farmhouse. Deputies Van Cise and Walker reported hearing the crying children and that Beardsley offered to surrender if his brother could come to take the children, warning there would be more trouble with access to ammunition.
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Mayville
N.Y
Edward Vicardstey
Fymhouse
Summer Dale
James Sarai
Titusville
Sherif Anderson
Keardsley
J. W.putnam
Beardstey
van Cise
Walker
Beardsley
James
Carbolic Gravy Sparks Legal Action in Court
Jacob Piger cites his wife’s extreme devotion to cinema and temper, detailing four separations in which furniture was damaged and the home destroyed. He alleges she served a carbolic sauce at one meal, prompting his request for separation and signals trouble within their marriage and neighborhood disputes.
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Jacob Piger
Piger
Piper
Supreme Court
Scott Journals at Museum View Marking Pole Arrival Anniversary
The original Journals of Captain Scott and private secretary Kert F Scott, written during the South polar expedition, have been placed in the British Museum by Lady Scott and will be shown today, the second anniversary of Captain Scott's arrival at the pole.
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Cadhetore
London
Captain & Kert F Scott
Lady Scott
British Museum
Captain Scott
Pole
Canal Bids Taint Graft Probe Reveals Demands
A man calling himself James Gaffney, brother in law of Charles F. E. Murphy, pressed James Stewart to add 1500000 take-off on two Barge Canal bids. Stewart testified the contact occurred between November 25 and bid acceptance, with Gaffney asking for a subscription. Witnesses tied the donor network to Democratic funds. no exact sum was stated, but hints suggested around 1 percent of the contract value.
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James
Gaffney
Charles FE. Murphy
James Stewart
Stewart
Whitman
John Doe
McAdoo
Bimeett
Merly John Carroll
J. Sergeant Cram
Carroll
Kerbaugh & Shanle Company
Connors
Fingy Connors
Buffalo
Anny
Aftney
James E. Gat
Meadow
Aecord
Eleven Dead In Submarine Off Plymouth
Reported off Whitesand Bay near Plymouth, the British submarine A-7 sank during maneuvers. Two officers and five crew were aboard. rescue attempts failed as divers tapped Morse messages but could not revive buoyancy, with salvage plans hindered by lack of lifting craft in Plymouth.
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Tribune
London
Jan
Erith
Plymouth
Sheerness
Plymouth Sound
Whitesand Bay
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