Denmark’s King Christian Dies of Heart Failure at Amalienborg
News reports the sudden death of King Christian IX of Denmark at Amalienborg palace aged 81 after lunch with family. Court mourning spreads across Europe as Premier Christensen resigns. the king’s succession details and royal marriages are outlined amid condolences.
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Tragedy On Steps of Car In Philadelphia Wreck
Four Kegs of Powder in wreck after engine crashed into a car on steps in Philadelphia. Jesse Eagan, a local fireman, died and three others were seriously hurt. Ralph Hir e home is rag a, New York copper details unclear.
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Ralph Hire
York
Younsstewr
Jesse Eagan
French driver sets world two mile speed record at Daytona
Victor Demogeot of France won the speed crown on Daytona Beach by two miles in 38 45 seconds at 123 miles per hour. The event closed the auto tournament for the season with Demogeot’s car from France beating Marriott and American entries for the Florida Times Union trophy awarded by referee Merrill. Mary Simrall of Ormond, Florida, presented the laurels as cheering spectators witnessed the record run.
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Probe of Railway Combine Seeks Alliance Details
Washington Jan 20 A move to probe rail freight ties requests President aid to uncover alleged agreement among the Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio and others. The inquiry focuses on a possible interstate rate pact and the timing of a strike threat. Philadelphia Jan 56 A local business man H Darrow died by self inflected act last Sunday in Philadelphia. He shot himself after a quarrel and entered another room before the act.
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Washington
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Norfolk & Western
Chesaco & Northern
Daltimars
Philadelphia
H. Darrow
Darrow
Terrible Sea Ordeal Of Two Fishermen In Gale
Charles Matheson of Boston and Charles Hemeon of Shelburne Nova Scotia drifted four days in a dory without food or water after leaving the Quannapowitt. They were rescued by Flora S. Nickerson near Ullsport and were unconscious and gravely ill. They reported a powerful gale drove them 260 miles from the fishing grounds as Hemeon nearly went mad before being saved.
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Charles Matheson
Charles Hemeon
Shelburne
N.S
Flora S. Nickerson
Uilsport
Mis Le A Matheren
Quannapowltt
Hemeon
Matheson
President Reecevelt Weighs Pardon for Razer Case
Len McCreary of kr and John W of Lancaster urged President Reecevelt to pardon a midshipman convicted of hazing. The president gave no promise but signaled he would consider the verdict and review the case. Senator McCreary plans to press the matter when he returns to the capital. An elderly woman in Ithaca, N.Y. is noted among the aged observers.
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Jamaican Lady Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Jamaican lady Mrs Mecoael Hart, wife of the superintendent of Cart Salve in Kingston, testifies she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for nine years for cough cold and whooping cough and finds it very beneficial. She would not be without a bottle at home. Sold by A L Pearse's Drag Store.
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Johnson confess of Moorestown murder and robbery
Rufus Johnson confessed to Captain Pur and Detective Poirier that he killed Florence W. Allinson in her Moorestown New Jersey bar and robbed the house. He claimed he acted alone choking her in the barn then entering the home to steal a watch brush mirror and money before leaving for Camden and Philadelphia.
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New Jersey
Rufus Johuson
Poirier
Florence W. Allinson
Moorestown
N. J
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Allinson
Miss Allinson
Bessie Walker
Miss AHinson
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Camden
Philadelphia
Murderer Rufus Johnson to be secretly moved to Mount Holly
Mount Holly New Jersey January 39 A Raleigh South Carolina colored man Rufus Johnson charged with the murder of Florence Allinson Moorestown will be transferred to Mount Holly under secrecy. Rewards totaling 551 cover the crime. Prosecutors refuse to reveal timing or security details while Johnson awaits trial in Burlington County jail.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Rufus Johnson
Raleigh
5. C
Baltimore
Florence W. Allinson
Moorestown
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Monumental
Esther W. Strawbridge
Chester
Burlington
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