Tragic Subway Collision Kills Woman on Local Track
Violet Arey, a stenographer living at 108 East 26th Street, was killed instantly on the Lexington Avenue local in Manhattan when a southbound express struck a pedestrian on the inbound platform. The incident caused a power shutdown and station delays lasting hours as crews cleared debris and rerouted trains. Arey, boarding with a friend, is survived by her brother in Roselle Park, New Jersey.
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Auth Street
Jagan
Setel
Worth Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Mise D'Arcy
Sterdorough
Grand Central
Treecker Street
Worth
234 Street
Je Darcy
John Kewish
Broadway
Hast Stet Street
Hork Anit
Eller
Try
Orman
Grand Central Station
Grant
H Waldher
Uae
Interrich
Tae
Stareye
Astrowaren
Witte Watlen
Waldler
Mire Arey
Minkwalker
East 26Th Ketet
Ritacox Dates
Pande McCountant
MW Event Avenue
Roselle Park
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Knife Restores Eye Lens in Peers Br. Wattacy Debacle
Dr Winslow, a clergyman figure in archival context, undergoes a risky eye procedure to restore lens function for a period in the late era. The narrative describes a medical breakthrough and its impact on vision, noting the patient’s blindness prior to intervention and the symbolic effects of restored sight on perception.
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Tom Boston
Wattacy
Winslow FE
Winslow
Blinda Bereery
Winslow Lke
Ja Cure for Paralysis Reported by Vienna Physician
After three years of experiments Professor Wagner von Jauregg of the University of Vienna reports 23 percent of paralysis recovered in 1.50 patients through injections of Koch's tuberculin. The disease has long been deemed incurable.
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Vienna
Ian
Wagner von Jauregg
University of Vienna
Koch
Collision At Dover Involving President Lincoln And Tasso
Dover January 29 reports a collision off Goodwin Sands between the Hamburg American President Lincoln from New York to Hamburg and the Wilson liner Tasso. The Tasso was damaged and taking on water while the President Lincoln, unscathed, assisted and escorted the stricken ship into harbor as fires burned aboard.
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Dover
England
President Lincoln
New York
Hamburg
Goodwin Sands
Tasso
London
Lincern
Turks Kill Bluejackets in Indian Ocean Collision
Frankfurt dispatch reports a deadly clash between British sailors and Turks at Dubuya in the Indian Ocean. Several bluejackets were killed and British forces bombarded Dabuya afterward.
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Dubuya
Frankfort
Germany
The_ ‘Zeitung
Constantinople
Indian Ocean
Dabuya
Connaught Likely Regent During King’s India Coronation Trip
London reports the Duke of Connaught may be named Regent while King George V travels to India for the coronation durbar. He would replace Lord Grey as Governor General of Canada during the absence.
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George
India
London
Duke of Connaught
Lord Grey
Canada
Women interne at Hempstead Hospital mark notable milestone
Hempstead Hospital founded by Mrs. C. H. Belmont now employs three women internes. Dr. Tubly head of New York Infirmary department and Alice Boden have served, with Dr. Clare Resnick of Philadelphia recently acting as ambulance surgeon. A $1,000 ambulance donated by Mr. Belmont draws attention as women assume roles previously held by men. Belmont supporters tie move to suffrage progress.
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Hempstead
Long Islang
Dan
Hempstead Hospital
C. H. Belmont
Tubly
New York Infirmary
Alice Boden
Clare Resnick
Philadelphia
Rockefeller Treats Sexton With New Headache Remedy
Rockefeller visits Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York and lends relief to sexton Ritter after a Christmas tree accident. Ritter reports a headache improved after Rockefeller prescribes a remedy and gives twenty dollars, noting Christmas greetings were delayed.
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John D. Rockefeller
del Ritter
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Ritter
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr Rockefeller
Bowery to Be Well Shod for Tim Sullivan Relief Shoes
A Binghamton firm works to complete five thousand waterproof pairs for delivery to Senator Tim Sullivan of New York. The shoes, to be the latest style and as good as high grade heat shoes, will be distributed among the poor of the burned borough next month.
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Bowery
Binghamton
Big Tim
Geyeee Mde
Bearrow
N.Y
Dan
Passenger Lost at Sea Aboard Ship Megan Tie
Liverpool June 22 The steamer Megan Tie reports passenger Martin Walsh fell or jumped overboard from the vessel near Tresdas. The ship was stopped but no trace or boat evidence found Walsh, and the name does not appear on the passenger list aboard to Manila.
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Liverpool
Megantie
New York
Martin Walsh
Halbour
Sret Clace
Poeta Whig
Mepanis
Fraternity Girls Lose Fund For Waldorf Dance
The Phi Phi Mu girls of Wadleigh High School discovered their $1,000 savings for a February 3 Waldorf dance were inaccessible after Washington Savings Bank closed by state order. They planned a ways and means effort, appealing to parents to cover the shortfall and save the event.
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Greek Letter Society
Phi Phi Mu
Wadleigh High School
Waldorf
Helen Hawkins
Columbus Circle
McLaughlin
Bunts
Seventh Avenues
Washington Savings Bank
Gins
Washington Bank
Robin
Hobble Skirt Poses Challenge to Shoplifting Says Ex Deputy
Eugene O Dunne former Deputy State s Attorney told the Teachers Literary Association that fashion affects shoplifting methods. He noted that the hobble skirt makes bending difficult and interrupts the old practice of concealing items on wardrobe hooks, reflecting how dress styles alter theft tactics.
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Baltimore
Eugene O'Dunne
Aldrich Plans Cruise and Fishing Trip Abroad
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich will charter a large steamer for a month of testing and cruising with his wife in waters of the time, starting in a few days. He is currently staying at the Jekyl Island Club and recovering, having improved health and fishing knowledge to hold his own if fish Giles come up in the upper house.
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Brunswick
Gadan
Nelson W. Aldrich
Aldrich
Jekyl Taland Club
New British Defence Scheme Aims to Ward Off Invasion
London Jan 2 official dispatch outlines a new British policy of national defence supplementing Sir Arthur Wilson's invasion declaration. The First Sea Lord's notes, intended for War Office experts, reveal a coordinated plan by navy and army to deter invasion and safeguard imperial responsibilities and national interests.
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Tripanns
London
Arthur Wilson
Telegraph
United Kingdom
Arthur
War Office
Lieutenant Nostrand Injured Walking Home in Jamaica Plain
Warner H. Nostrand of Richmond Hill, a Spanish American War veteran and former naval lieutenant, walked two blocks home with a broken left leg after slipping in the street. The injury worsened as weight bore on the limb, and he was carried to St. Mary's Hospital Jamaica. He graduated from the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis and served many years in the navy before retiring.
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United States Naval
Warner H. Nostrand
Richmond Hill
St. Mary's Hospital
Jamaica
Nostrand
United States Naval Academy
Annapolla
United States Navy
Boy Hero Spared Spanking After Drowning Rescue
Twelve year old Walter, soaked after saving a playmate from drowning in Waverly, was spanked by his mother who cried and hugged him. The boy, cold but proud, recalled the incident and said he did not mind the punishment for the warmth of the hero’s reception.
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Baltimore
Jonah
Walter
Waverly
Willam Engie
Wren
Lithle Walter
Four fly in aeroplane over sixty kilometer flight
Mourmelon France January twenty two Henry Weymann flew with three passengers a round trip of about sixty kilometres and returned in one hour. Earlier he completed a similar flight along the same course. Lima Peru January twelve Aeronaut Ristovucel flew at two hundred feet circling ships in the harbor and landing at the racecourse. Tenaud attempted a flight but crashed without injury.
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Mourmelon
France
Henry Weymann
Rheima
Weymann
Price
Lima
Peru
Aeronaut Ristovucel
Tenaut Tenaud
Old Italian Woman Shot Dead at Window
Mrs Francesca Diecheile, sixty, immigrant from Italy eight days in the country, was killed instantly by a shot fired from a rear building near 214 Chrystie Street. Detectives suspect Black Hand persecution. her sons deny threats or money links. The incident occurred about 10 pm in a six story tenement near Forsyth Street. the family had just arrived from Italy.
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Francesca Diecheile
Italy
Chryst Stront
Gona
Frank
Salvatore
No. 19
Forsyth Street
Diecelien
Cox
Ivernear Hospital
Lax
Salvatore Ina Hovthiack
Katherine
Chrystie Street
Stanton
Houston
CLOSE ADVISERS OF DIX DISAGREE ON SHEEHAN
Governor and advisers clash over Sheehan’s status as close associate. He maintains business letter falls under the State Committee chairman’s purview while party factions insist on differing interpretations. Governor’s public stance remains unchanged.
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Dix
Sheehan
Advisers of Governor Dix Clash Over Senatorial Fight
At Auburn meeting Thomas Mott Osborne denounced the caucus system as obsolete and warned that electing Mr Sheehan would doom the Democratic party. He claimed insurgents fight for party and principle and will triumph. Winfield Huppuch defended caucus voting as binding for all Democrats. Governor Dix disclaimed involvement and said he would not interfere in the Senatorial situation.
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Thomas Mott Osborne
Auburn
Natorial
Sheehan
Democratic Party
Whig Party
Winfield A. Huppneh
Democratic State Committee
Dix
Winfield A. Huppuch
Boss
Huppuech
Huppueh
Hooppuch
Murphy
Huppuch
William F. Sheehan
Albany
New
Ross Murphy
Longstand
Murphy Bate Ter
Tammany Men
Osbourne Calls Sheehan Senate Bid a Sign of Tammany Power
Auburn reporter Thomas Mf. Oxborne, State Forest Fish and Game Commissioner and Democratic State League chair, spoke on the senatorial race. He criticized William S. Sheehan as aligned with Tammany and urged upstate Democrats to resist what he called corrupt leadership, saying the caucus has exposed the plan to control the Legislature.
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Auburn
N.Y. Dan
Thomas Mf. Oxborne
State Forest
Democratic State League
William S. Sheehan
Rochester
Osborne
Tammany Control
Democratic League
Dix
Tammany
Sheehan
United States Senate
Shepard
Shepard An Inspiring, Companypand
Atic
Whig
Kings County
Brooklyn
Kings
Sir. Shen
Elopers to be deported after Ellis Island detention
Thomas H. Musgrave a phrenologist and Elizabeth Porter mother of four were detained at Ellis Island and ordered deported after a board of inquiry. Porter had flown from England to England to join Musgrave in Milwaukee and they carried modest sums. The pair reportedly met in Lancashire three years earlier and were observed for illicit movements amid a local tuberculin milk test debate.
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Fills Island
Nelson
Thomas H. Musgrave
Elizabeth Porter
Lizalo Musgrove
Porter
Pania
Ellis Taland
Musgrove
England
Commissioner of Immigration
Devorce
Conessing
Wigam
Lancashire
Milwaukee
Waukestia Dubsmen
Cedertafel Hall
United States Supreme
Chesapeake and Ohio Quietes Tet Passenger Service Reform
A garbled snippet notes changes to passenger service along the Hiway and 20th Bt NY toward Cincinnati with new rate adjustments and ticket office advisory. The readable fragments indicate reduced service and updated pricing affecting travelers to Cincinnati and West Law areas.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Hiway
Cincinnati
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