No Clue Found to Arnold Girl Disappearance
Dororthy G. Arnold, missing since December 12 after leaving her father’s East Seventy-ninth Street home for a shopping trip, has led to no breakthroughs. Police and family clash over possible foul play as two threatening letters demanding money are handed to lawyers Garvan and Armstrong. One letter asks 5000 dollars and is in German. investigators deem both from criminals. A Pennsylvanian ferry sighting report adds confusion amid ongoing search efforts.
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World's Largest Battleship Launched at Camden Yards
Camden N J witnesses the launch of the 504 foot Arkansas battleship at Camden yards. Sponsor Miss Mary ZL Macon, daughter of Congressman RB Macon, christened the vessel with California champagne as the bottle shattered on the prow. The ship features twelve 12 inch guns, twenty-one 5 inch guns, two torpedo tubes, ten engines generating 28,000 horsepower, and requires 85 officers and 1,030 men as flagship forces.
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Disappearance of Dorothy Arnold Raises Citywide Fear
In Philadelphia, anxious residents monitor a suspected Dorothy Arnold case as hotels and boardinghouses are checked. Miss Elizabeth Henry, a friend and Brerama Hall graduate, had planned a meeting but canceled by phone citing errands. Authorities press for information while Henry’s mother questions what her daughter knows.
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Sneezing Closes School in Readme Pennsylvania
A local school near Readme Pennsylvania closes after an epidemic of sneezing. Investigations begin as health officials test cars and buildings for flu like symptoms. The closure affects students and staff across multiple grades and prompts safety measures.
Massacre of Federal Troops Near Oguaga in Insurgent Trap
details from San Jose Moxico report 115 federal soldiers killed after luring into a trap near Oguaga. Insurgents captured 30 Cabines and wounded 19 others. Only about 160 federal troops left at Ojinaga. insurgents withdrew to replenish supplies and plan further attacks. Combs of Seattle reports killing four federal guards during the engagement.
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Taft Plans Southern Trip to Speak at Commercial Congress
President Taft will tour the South after adjournment, ending in Cincinnati for a holiday visit. He is scheduled to stop in Atlanta on March 10 to address the Southern Commercial Congress at the convention's closing session.
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Gunnery Expert Charles McDally Dies in Port Motroe Hotel
Charles McDally of New York city died in a Port Motroe hotel on January 28 from heart disease. He had an international reputation as a codist in ordnance ammunition and cannery and was praised by British Parliament for Boer War service and decorated by the czar for the Russo Japanese War. His career included notable contributions to gunnery and armament development.
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PACT DAZES REVISIONISTS IN WASHINGTON TALKS
In Washington on January 28 the capital buzzes as tariff revision clashes with Canadian food imports in a treaty plan. Western farmers oppose sweeping changes while New England backs free food and Canadian access for goods. The dispute pits agricultural interests against manufacturing, with politics fueling suspicions of regional favoritism. A related note says talks with Japan on a new trade treaty are unlikely to begin soon, per the state department.
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Sentenced For Mormon's Murder in El Paso Case
El Paso Texas January 28 Juan Parra Secundiso Parra and Soferino Pena charged with killing Mrs James Mor consen and M Cona a Mormon colon ist were found guilty of murder. Two were sentenced one shot and the other to Use im prisonment. Sentence is suspended. The Kaiser Fifty Two Years of Age Herlin Germany January 8 Friday was Emperor Wilhians fifthe second birthday.
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