Four Bridgewater Skating Boys Drown On Christmas Day
On Christmas Day four Bridgewater youths, Werry and Merville Rhodenhauser brothers aged fourteen and twelve, Curry Hubley twelve, birthday on Christmas, and George Bachmann ten, left home to skate and drowned after entering a river. A search found their bodies the same day. In Conn city, three boys skating on a mill pond broke through ice. two were drowned, E Hammond and Magher.
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Pan American Art Sales at Buffalo Exposition Totals
Pan American exposition art sales in Buffalo show 25,980 dollars for pictures and 5,180 dollars for sculpture, totaling 29,?00 dollars after a ten percent deduction. William A. Coffin, director of fine arts, notes high gallery turnout with 1,621,000 visitors from June 15 to November 2 and daily crowds ranging 12,000 to 20,000.
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William A. Coffin
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Train wreck near Hartwell injures six on express
Dense fog delayed a Chicago express on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton line at Hartwell, striking a crossing freight and demolishing three flats. Four passengers and two trainmen were hurt. A wrecking crew en route was later in an accident, killing one worker and fatally injuring two others when a crane chain broke.
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South Bond
Chicago Express
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Hartwell
Hartweill
Weather Outlook for New England Forecast Dec 26
Washington dispatch reports rain on Friday then clearing to fair and partly cloudy skies Saturday. Light temperature changes expected with fresh to brisk southeasterly winds shifting to westerly as the weekend proceeds.
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New England
Perry Belmont Nominated By Greater New York Democrats
New York December 21 The Greater New York democracy in convention tonight unanimously nominated Perry Belmont as its representative from the Seventh congressional district.
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Perry Belmont
Olympia to be placed in commission at Boston Navy Yard
Washington December 8 The cruiser Olympia now undergoing repairs at the Boston navy yard will be placed in commission there shortly. Captain W. Lyon has been assigned to command the vessel.
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Olympia
Toston Navy Yard
WW. Lyon
Extradition of Anarchists Reported by Pan American Panel
Mexico City December 26 The Pan American conference extradition committee urged all republics to sign a general extradition treaty with new terms. It notes difficulty in drafting anarchist provisions due to freedom of belief, and asserts ordinary penal code classifications suffice. Article 13 allows extradition for propagating anarchy once punishable, with a two year minimum penalty if needed.
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City
Committee On Extradition
United States
Navy moves to bring home Asiatic squadron
Washington December 6 orders will soon direct the cruiser Brocohius flagship of Rear Admiral Remey at the Asiatic station to return to the United States. The Rainbow now in New York will depart for Cavite to relieve the Brook lynoasienhip of Wes commander in chief. Rainbow will land seamen detachment at European stations en route via Suez. Admiral Reney will depart soon, with Rear Admiral Kempff following. command of the Asiatic station to pass to Rear Admiral Rodgers.
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Roosevelt at Quantico for duck hunting trip
The Dolphin carried President Roosevelt and party to Quantico Virginia on December 26. They were ferried in small boats to the Metropolitan club island and will stay in the club room for the night. Duck feeding grounds have been watched since his last visit and improved weather offers good sport.
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Farewell Reception Aboard Kearsarge Before Havana Departure
Admiral Higginson hosted a farewell reception on the battleship Kearsarge in Havana. The American fleet prepared to depart for Porto Rico tonight as part of ongoing operations.
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Havana
Higginson
Blizzard Hits Helena in Sudden Snow Storm
A brief blizzard struck Helena Montana on a warm morning transforming it into a howling snow storm within moments. Snow fell rapidly and wind roared to 45 miles per hour, lasting about an hour before subsiding.
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Delapoon Club Exceeds Expectations In Portsmouth Exhibition Game
The famed Delapoon club staged a strong exhibition basketball game and dance in Portsmouth, defeating the original 1900 Delapoon five 25 to 16. Despite Harold Jackson’s absence, Howerson Trevey led a weakened 1960 squad, while the 1901 lineup featured Captain Griffin and Sherman Till. Standout scorers included Ben nett, Pickett, Washburn, and Farrington, with Tra Newlek officiating and a lively postgame dance.
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General Fight in Alabama Kills Three, Wounds Two
In Childersburg yesterday afternoon a large clash between whites and negroes left two white men and a white man’s son dead and a white boy and a negro wounded. Authorities say the outbreak was averted with difficulty and the negroes are jailed at Calladiga. The dispute stemmed from a craps game over winnings.
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Dee
Childersburg
Kalladiga
Officers to be censured over Schley-Sampson remarks
Rumors say officers besides General Miles will face reprimand for comments on the Schley-Sampson controversy. Secretary Long reportedly asked retired Rear Admirals George Bown and George Te Belknap to explain alleged interviews praising Admiral Newey and Rear Admiral Schley.
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Steel crane collapse kills three at American Bridge works
In Chicago on December 2 a steel crane collapsed at American Bridge works, fatally injuring three men and wounding four others. All but one of the injured are severely hurt. The Hive merchants report no business complaints.
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American Bridge Works
Heart Disease and Dyspepsia Cures Endorsed by Readers
An anatomical and medical claim piece extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for numerous stomach and heart-related symptoms linked to digestion. Readers from Washington to Detroit share testimonials praising relief, with emphasis on digestion, gas, heaviness, and palpitations improving after regular use.
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Hetatoda
Detrom
M Ua
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Navy Yard Vacation Notices and Shipyard Visitors
Reports from the navy yard note workers away on short vacations and viewers such as George Fi Kitvigt and Chint Hoalswain Wei visiting on Thursday. Several staff including Frank A. Fagan and William Dicker take fifteen day breaks while machinery from the U S S Detroit is loaned for repair and return.
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George Fi
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Hampton, Roads
Master Shipfitter T P Connor Takes A Week Vacation
Master Shipfitter T P Connor has gone to Newhelds for a week of rest marking his first vacation since starting at the yard. Don Quinn returns to regular duties after two weeks on night shifts at the electric tight station, resuming his role in the electrical mechanics gang.
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T. P. Connor
Newhelds
Don Quinn
Gang of Electrical Mechanics
Healthfulness of Havana First November Without Yellow Fever
War department summary reports Havana's November health data from insular affairs. Sanitation is excellent with steady improvement year over year. November deaths from yellow fever average 42, no cases or deaths this month, and the debt rate stands at 19.58 compared with other leading civilized nations.
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War Department
Havana
Governor Rogers Dead in Olmila Washington
Governor Rogers dies at eight o'clock tonight in Olmila Washington aged 96, signaling late-breaking news from the state capital. The brief item notes the death and states early reports are filed from Olmila.
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Wash
Dee
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