Thirteen Die In Tenement Fire On 109th Street
Fire at a tenement on 109th Street and Second Avenue claims thirteen Italian victims, including children, trapped on the top floor. Police suspect incendiary revenge by friends of recent robbers at a saloon on the ground floor. three suspects were captured nearby.
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New York
Permons
109Th Street
Second Avenue
Ital
Amolte i
Guiseppe Cw Dno
Cudano
Cuana
Busineas
British General Be le dies in Surrey auto crash
Nov 26 General Sir Be le died from an automobile accident near a Surrey country lane. He was riding with General Sir Henry Rawlinson when the crash occurred. General Colville, born 1862, was also thrown and died from injuries that night. Colville had been recalled from South Africa during the Boer War after troop setbacks.
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Sir Bele
Jash
Surrey
Henry Rawlinson
Colville
South Africa
Banker Charged With Forgery In Wall Street Case
New York November 23 J F Graham late cashier of the Interborough Bank at Wall Street was arrested and charged with forging a $2000 check. James W Daley paying teller and Are Burrows a depositor were also arrested on complicity charges in the forgery.
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New York
JF Graham
Interborough Bank
Wall Street
James We. Daley
Are Burrows
Aforethought Shown In Murder Case With Alienist Testimony
Washington November 25 The Anna M Bradley murder trial resumed with expert opinions on her mental state. Dr Wilfred N Barton testified that a hypothetical link between senatorial relations and alleged acts indicates insanity. Barton labeled the defendant's condition puerperal insanity and the court eyed a rapid closure to testimony by week’s end.
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Washington
Anna M. Bradley
Wilfred N. Barton
Powers
Senator Brown
Bradley
Barton
Georgitown University
Hegin
Forecast Delay in Thaw Trial Moves Toward Adjournment
New York district attorney Jerome will seek a postponement of the Thaw trial due to difficulty in assembling a jury before Christmas holidays. Attorney Martin W. Littleton, counsel for Thaw, said he has not agreed to a postponement and does not intend to seek a change of venue.
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New York
Jerome
Martin W. Littleton
Thaw
Sir Litheton
Fm Sak
French globe trotter begins world walking tour from New York
Lauront Revet, a French wanderer and artist, starts today from New York on his second global walking journey. He plans to cross the continent to Vancouver and then sail to Australia, aiming to cover about 6,000 miles at an average of 36 miles per day, totaling around ten months.
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New York
Lauront Revet
Vancouver
Australia
Jin
Taft Narrow Escape in Siberia Train Wreck Prevented
Secretary Taft and party traveling on the Trang-Siner Plo railroad from Vladivostok to Moscow escaped a wreck when a switch ahead of their train opened briefly. An employee noticed the danger a minute before impact and closed the switch, averting a possible collision with a freight car.
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Kyagsngyarak
Siberia
Taft Ang
Trang-Sinerplo
Vladivostok
Moscow
Clta
Knox County Farmers' Protective Institute Formed
Houston Texas November 26 Lee Satterwhite of Knox City is organizing Knox County Farmers Protective Institute under state banking laws with capital of 310000 to do general banking business and deal in Farmers' union certificates.
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Houston
Tex
Lee Satterwhite
Knox City
Knox County Farmers ’Protective Institute
Generd
Farmers’ Union
Moterman slain in subway wreck in Bronx
In New York on November 25 a rear collision of two subway trains in the Bronx killed motorman Joseph Meyer and injured several others. The crash occurred at 17th Jarrest and Boston road where trains ran overhead. One car dangled over the roadway.
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New York
Bronx
Joseph Meyer
Ig Be-Levedo
Kaverat Pisseners
17Th Jarrest
Boston Road
Alex Penatn
Morrow Returns as Depot Ticket Agent for Two Railroads
Joe B. Morrow, a longtime figure in Texas passenger service, will become depot ticket agent for Southern Pacific and Katy at Union Station beginning December 7. He succeeds Tie Gehlert and will handle duties alongside one offline post, marking a return to rail travel after years in other work.
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Joe B. Morrow
Southern Pacific
Katy
Union
Br Morrow Wil
Tie Gehlert
Southern Park
Morrow
International & Great Northern City
Heliet
Nee
Galveston
Union Station
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Local weather outlook shows probable showers tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Minimum in past 12 hours 46 degrees. maximum in past 24 hours not readable. Light morning wind around 4 mph. Temperatures compared with prior years show incomplete data. General national summary to follow in the report.
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San Antonia
O'Elyele
Fellows
Banks to resume currency payments says financiers
New York financiers state banks will resume paying out currency as gold imports rise. Treasury certificates worth 200 million support the move while banks plan to release several million dollars for loans. Premiums on currency are expected to vanish soon though withdrawals reach into the hundreds of millions nationwide. Heidenback Ickelheimer & Co announce an extra 1 million in gold imports today bringing total to 86,160,810. London reports the US bought most of the 600,000 pounds offered on the open market.
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New York
Heidenback, Ickelheimer & @co
London
United States
Cleveland declares illness exaggerated after indigestion attack
Princeton notes Crover Cleveland dismissed reports of danger as exaggerated claiming he had only indigestion. He said he recovered this morning and is not dangerously ill.
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Cleveland
Princeton
N. Ja
Crover Cleveland
Fights Endure as Williams Faces Jury in $61000 Robbery Case
In Thirty-seventh district court Rufus F Williams charged with capital assault and armed robbery faced jury selection after delays over New York and South Carolina depositions. Defense sought quashes on technical grounds while prosecutors prevailed on most, Williams pled not guilty and a special venire was ordered as 4 witnesses qualified amid lengthy proceedings.
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Rufus F. Wileiams
Sallie Gibosn
Thirty-seventh District
Wir
Williams
Ealy Hoor
Gibson
Willams
Jone
South Carolina
Court House
Dividel Aluumsey Baker
New York
Baler
At Court of Common Pleas
Judiay
Supreme Courts
Depoal Wong
Lae Offvil
State of
Arral Williams
Sulety
Fi Onzan
Lareda Strait
James Meddington
Gus Mueller
Prince Not Banished Denied by Premier Office
London reports Crown Prince Louis remains banishment not imposed with official denial from Portugal’s Premier. Navy attention disputed as misinterpretation by telegraph service.
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London
Dutty Mall
Premier Proucu
Portugal
Crown Prince Louis
City ticket broker arrested after contempt ruling in Georgetown
Judge Dwyer orders Seth Testard jailed for three days and fined 299 plus costs for defying an injunction against ticket scalping. Testard failed to appear, with witnesses placing him at his office Friday evening. Deputy Sherman wired Georgetown for immediate arrest to serve the sentence.
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Tomy
Seth Testard
Georgetown
Lim
Dwyer
Thirty Seventh District Court
Restard
Georgytown
Geners
jDarideau
Howard
Testard
Alarao Plaan
Samuel Flynn
John Munron
Galveston
Harrisburg
Sherlasr
Tod
Davies
Galveston Chamber Lawsuit Against Railroad Postponed
Special to The Light reports in Twenty-ninth district court in Galveston a hearing on the petition to abolish a commerce on the Brownsville road was postponed from this morning to this evening. the Galveston Chamber of Commerce opposes the railroad.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston Chamber of Commerce
Peepee Nana
Navy officer’s son resigns. unclear details emerge
New York reports Captain McCres’s son Crea, a naval officer in the test Rienvin Americn naval offs, resigns today from the snet aboard the Guargia. Fragmentary wording obscures specifics of the move and related events.
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New York
Crea
McCres
Gota
Cod
Harry i Mo
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