Muddy Denies Hazing Court Will Decide
Midshipman Stephen Decatur of Portsmouth NLL faces continued court proceedings over hazing allegations involving fourth class men Isaac McCrary of Texas and Gaylord Cherch of Pennsylvania. Decatur testified in his own defense denying the charges while admitting he ordered a report to his room and some fourth class men performed a hazing act called Number G. Witnesses counter his claims and debate whether mere hazing intent or active participation proves the offense.
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Stephen Decatur
Portsmouth
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Church
Decatur
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Graves
Lowe
Cox
Nagle
Keller
rover
Barnums Farm Tragedy Describes Brutal Ax Murders
Rochester Mich January 3 neighbors found Clarence A Barnum his wife Louise and two children dead in a farm house after an axe attack. The father appears to have killed himself with a shotgun. the mother and children were slain in a brutal early morning assault. The house showed a violent struggle with blood spatter on the dining room ceiling. The family had recently moved from a farm near Homer and newspaper notes financial strain and despondency. Two other sons and a daughter were away.
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Rochester
Mich
Clarence A. Barnum
Barnum
Louise
Clinton
ken
ie Barnum
Homer
Waterloo
N. Y
Harrison Estate Near Philadelphia Showcased in Pictures
An article highlights the Harrison estate near Philadelphia as a handsome American country home and features pictures of urns on the property. The estate is owned by William Harrison, a former sugar refiner, with a view described as showing house helpers and home life.
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America
Philadelph
WLOW. Harrison
Resignation tied to Hamilton rent case at York Life
Harmilton pays 235000 rent to New Life Settled while John A McCall of York Life Insurance settles sums to Andrew son. Thomas Fowler on the board’s investigative committee received 3510 and 150060. McCall promised to repay if Hamilton did not account. Trustees prepare to consider McCall’s resignation. Alexander E Orr asked to lead as interim president with others named for permanent post.
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Neween Life
John A. McCall
York Life
Andrewson
Kizhimton
Thomas P. Fowler
ventipini
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Mc Cal
Hamilton
Dis fastrane
McCall
Alexander E. Orr
compercy
Orr
John Ciaffin
Norman B. Ream
Hiram R
Former President to Settle Life Insurance Debate
New York Jan 3 A plea to abolish rebating on premiums surfaces as the New York Insurance Company the Equitable and others discuss measures. Cleveland named to help settle disputes in life insurance pricing prompting debate over a $12,000 job.
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New York
Equitable anep
the
Mutual
Cleveland
Casualties in Moscow Final Figures Rise Amid Revolt
Moscow dispatch reports estimate 2590 total casualties from a ten day revolt with 345 killed and 1005 wounded in hospitals. Innocent bystanders, including children, suffered as reports note many bodies incinerated or not yet reported. Prokhor mills tensions and Baltic frontline moves also outlined with insurgent activity near Libau and Hasengoth.
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iuresses
Proczna
Hite
Prokhardt mills
umeric
Odell’s Man Defeated Nominee for New York Speaker
In Livingston journalist Janet Jam Veasisworth, son of Congressman James W. Wert and son‑in‑law of the late John Trax, is named by the assembly to run for speaker of the New York Assembly. The selection marks a dramatic end to a bitter, factional campaign with Governor Higgins and President Roosevelt said to endorse or support different candidates. The rival Merrill faction backed by State Chairman B. B. Odell Jr. faced defeat as the convention sets the stage for the assembly leadership.
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New York
X.Y. Janet
Jam Veasisworth, Sr
Livingston
James W. wert
cancress trict
John Trax
lvan assembly
calleae
assembly
Watsworth
Higgins
frien
Roosevelt
Merrill
B. B. Odell, Jr
Five Scranton Coal Firms Forecast 1995 Output Drop
Estimates from five Lackawanna Valley firms show a further decline in coal tonnage for 1995. The total output is placed at 24,450,951 tons, down from the prior year’s 24,??? tons, indicating continued pressure on the anthracite industry.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Valley
FMS YERKES WILL PROVIDES FOR FAMILY AND PUBLIC GIFTS
The Chicago University receives 100000 for the Yerkes Observatory while funds are set to establish a New York hospital and an art gallery after Mrs. Yerkes death. The will entrusts control of the Yerkes galleries to five trustees including New York’s mayor and Met Museum appointees. He also leaves substantial sums to wife Mary Adelaide and children plus legacies to relatives, with the remainder invested for ongoing income.
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Chicago University
New York City
Yerkes
New York
Greenwood Cemetery
Mary Adelaide Yerkes
homstead
eighth street
Fifth avenue
ron
State of New York
Yerkes galleries
mayor of
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Charles I. Yerkes
Charles
Bessie L. Rondinella
Bessie L. Rondinnella
Ethel Link Yerkes
Clarence Yerkes
Louis S. Owsley
Chicago
Commander Young Guilty Sentenced to Reprimand
Bennington Washington Jan 3 Secretary Bonaparte acted on the court martial for Commander Lucien Young of the Bennington. He was found guilty of a heart of the specification and neglect of duty for the San Diego explosion last summer. He receives a letter of reprimand and continues service. accompanying actions involve Ware linked to Young with no disposition yet.
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Bennington
Washington
Bonaparte hes
Lucien Young
San Diego
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