Three Men Followed Miss Arnold in Disappearance Probe
The Arnold family traced movements of three men linked to Miss Dorothy H. C. Arnold amid ongoing investigations into her disappearance. Attorney John Keith denied involvement in any general espionage system and said Jack Arnold had no role beyond personal inquiries.
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Griscom
Dorothy H. C.arnold
George §. Grisom
Pittsburg
Liond C. Griscom
Italy
Ciiccoen
Europe
Perhelar
Arnold
Misa Arnold
Fred
Tom Tee
Tesacon
John & Keith
Jack” Arnold
Gir
la Savoie
Francsco Arnold
Keith
Mr. Keith
Jack Arnold
Elon Lovenco DL
Arnold Ty
Aroolt
Cote
Fire Pleasent
George & Grisom
Mr. Arnold
Businese
Ma Arnold
Ted
Hope Diamond Sold for 300000 to Edward McLean in Washington
The famed Hope blue diamond weighing 44.5 carats sold for 300000 to Edward B. McLean of Washington from New York and Paris jewelers. Once owned by H. T. Hope, the sapphire gem is linked to the legendary 112.5 carat rough diamond sold to Louis XIV and disappeared in 1792. McLean, son of John R. McLean, is married to the daughter of Thomas F. Walsh.
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E. B. McLean
Washington
Edward B. McLean
New York
Paris
H. T. Hope
Tavernier
Louis XIV
Paria
Mr. McLean
John R. MrLean
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
Gale Sweeps Berkshires Roof Blown Off Mill Damage
A fierce January windstorm across the Berkshires caused extensive damage. The Berkshire Paper Mill in Dalton lost its roof and standpipe, with losses estimated around 10000 dollars. Debris from Greylock Mountain chalet reportedly blew from the summit, alarming residents and visitors.
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Berkshires
Pittsfield
Mass
Dalton
Berkshire
Murray Crone
Adams
Greylock Mountain
Blosser Case Solved Two Cats Die in Sofa Asphyxiation
Cumberland Md State Attorney Robb tested carbon monoxide fumes on two cats in the Blosser parlor to probe the death of Charles Twig and Grace Blosser the night before their wedding. Doctors found cyanide evidence but experiments showed cats died from carbon monoxide after a broken gas stove allowed fumes to escape.
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Cumberland
Van
Robb
Lewis F. Blosser
Charles J. Twig
Mias Grace Blosser
John R. Littlefield
Arthur H. Hawkins
Robby Big
Hlosser
Mure Dew
Charles
Twigg
Grace Blosser
Aera
Teige
Miss Blosser
Littlefie
Wlossers
Subway Plan for Broad Street in Philadelphia
Mayor Redourn proposes a four track Broad Street subway extending eleven miles, owned by the city, connected to Camden via Delaware River tunnels, plus a large convention hall near Fairmount Park. The plan funds 8 000 68 dollars from a honesty loan, with steps already taken in Harrisburg to authorize the loan and project. The subway will be city controlled, likely leased to the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company subsidiary.
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Panladelphia
Redourn
Broad Street
Market Street
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Camden
Delaware River
Fairmount Park
Broad Streat
Harrisburg
Winder Tread Street
Ehion Traction Company
Whieh
Philadelphia
Whiskey laden New York clubs seek aged Kentucky stock
A Wey Telegraph report from Louisville dated January 28 notes the capture of a barrel of aged Kentucky whiskey, described as home stored in government warehouses. The whiskey, prized by New York clubs, has long been sought after by traders amid private trading chatter.
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Firmun
Louteville
New York
Taft Faces Reciproc ity Vote as Congress Fears Special Session
Washington reports Congress fears a special session over Canadian reciprocity. President Taft asserts no need for a special session and urges action this term. Senate figures argue adjournment could save time with no appropriation bills ready. The scene tightens as lawmakers press White House for a clear stance.
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Congress
Taft
Hat
Tate
Senate
Hale
Carter
House
Mel Call
Never Rode in an Auto In House Divides Over DC Car Aid
In Washington January 28 a House member, Cox of Indiana, declares he has never ridden in an automobile and opposes a 150 dollar appropriation for a District of Columbia county road superintendent’s car. Gardner of Michigan argues it costs to maintain. Taylor of Ohio questions Cox on the cost as he admits he has never ridden in a car. The House spends the day on District of Columbia affairs.
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Washington
Jan
Dent Taft
Uee
Committee On
Ware
Moana
Matel
Patent Office
8 Cated Trust
Taft
Charles P. Neill
Commissioner of Labor
Redwin Jt. Seligman
University
Ralston
Columbia
America of Labor
Thensiety
Great Britain
Presidentia
Waya and Means Committee
Diamond Match Company
Diamond
Messrs. Nelli, Seltzman
Tureen Washington
House
District of Columbia
Representative Cox
Indiana
Gardner
Michigan
Cox
Taylor
Ohio
Mr. Cox
Corday
Eelumnia
Divorce suit filed by Countess Gisycka in Chicago court
Countess Gisycka, née Elnor Patterson, sues Count Josef Gisycka for divorce in the Circuit Court. She seeks custody of their daughter and names three Vienna residents as corespondents. The case recalls a prior proxy intervention by the Emperor of Russia to regain the child, with custody once in Russia or abroad. J Medi McCormick, cousin to the countess, recalls the kidnapping claim as unique due to lack of local jurisdiction.
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Chicago
Dan
Josef Gisycka
Blinske
Moravia
Austro-Hungary
Countess Gisycka
Elnor Patterson
Vienna
Joseph Medill Patterson
Russia
J. Medi McCormick
Mutiny on a Dredge Near Colonial Beach
Mutiny aboard the Irene Ruth dredge near Potomac River ends with Captain Allen Dorsey slain and First Mate John Adama fatally wounded. Sailors H Brady George Wallach and HL Nordsley attacked, one crewman swam ashore, mutineers escaped into shallow water as a posse began pursuit.
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Colonial Beach
Irene Ruth
Fairmont
Allen Dorsey
John Adama
Potomac River
H. Brady
George Wallach
HL Nordsley
Aailers
Wife Sues Artist Husband Over Separation Row
Gina Hutt sues Henry Hutt, noted illustrator of the "Hutt Women" series, for separation alleging abandonment and cruelty. She seeks one month alimony. the couple, married in 19%, have a son. Mrs. Hutt, formerly Edna Garnfeld Della Torre, says he abandoned her last fall and she resisted his advice on extravagant habits.
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Henry Hutt
Slenry Hutt
England's King in a Suit for Libel
London reports a libel trial next week over claims King George as Prince of Wales contracted a morganatic marriage. Accused publisher Mylius jailed after arrest. bail set at 100000. Prosecution led by Attorney General and Solicitor General before Lord Chief Justice and jury.
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Cahte
the Tribune
London
George
Stead
Edward
Reim
Samuel Evans
Venen
Prince of Wales
Maite
Rawara F. Mylios
the Liberator
Publihed
Paris
Myla
Bow Street
Morning Post
Mylfis
Egypt
India
Post
Mylius
Chambers
Francis Gorham Killed by Horses in Third Avenue Accident
Francis Gorham a retired iron and steel merchant and Harvard 1865 graduate living at 192 East 36th Street was struck by a team pulling a heavy truck at Third Avenue and 36th Street. He died at Bellevue Hospital within an hour after the collision. Driver Ramund Cavenl gave inconsistent statements. police sought arrest as witnesses identified the driver and noted Gorham’s long habit of evening newspaper runs.
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Third Avenue
Béth Street
Francis G. Gorham
Iron and Steel
William Street
Bellevue Hospital
Gorham
Union League Club
Harvard T Club
Harvard
East 36Th Street
Ramund Casvont
Gorhast
Philamina St. George
East 20Th Street
Gorsham
Cavenl
Maroney
Toreham
Locked in Garfield Tomb: Teen Couple Trapped for Hours
A young Cleveland couple became trapped inside the Garfield Tomb during a visit on January 28. A bystander, J A Grasset, nearby in his car, assisted after the keeper closed the monument and left.
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Garfield
Cleveland
Paramvemrape
Garfeld
Akeview
Vietin
J ©. A. Grasset
Parma
Tiexitls
Malaw
Fisg
Aktet
Namie Handel Kerehlefa
Jena
Ggragselli
NO WATER CUT OFF FOR GOVERNOR HARMON HOME
A news brief reports Governor Harmon’s household water was turned off tonight in his new Columbus home after nonpayment on decades of meter deposits. Officials say prior notices were ignored and the city proceeded with service interruption. Harmon reportedly offered to settle by Monday.
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Verarey
Columbus
Obie
Jude Son Harmon
Harmon
Overnor Harmon
WHS
Dine Across 199 Miles Buffalo And Rochester Clubs Plan One Programme
Buffalo and Rochester clubs arrange a joint program to be heard in both cities via telephone links. Guests will be seated miles apart with Rochester and Buffalo speakers and singers sharing one evening, each city hosting its own portion of the programme. Dewey’s Superior Port Wine advertised by Dewey & Sons Co. 138 Fulton St.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Jan
Rochester Adelida
Verna
Dewey’s Superior
Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton Ste N
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