Four Men Convicted of Murder in Paterson Death Case
The jury found Walter McAllister Andrew Campbell and William Death guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of Jenny Frosoehteter, a Paterson mill girl, on October 18. The maximum New Jersey penalty is thirty years. Judge Dixon said the verdict was just and released the jurors.
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McAllister
Campbell
Death
New Jersey
New York
Walter
Mee Allister
Andrew J. Campbell
William A
Jennie Froeeohteter
Paterson
N. J
Linon
Dixon
Saal
Valoon
Jonnie
McAltieter
First Ballot Result From Me Provincial Election
Exclusive cork from St Paul reports the initial ballot in the Me Prov regular election. Names listed include G Beare WF Clapp A Towery G McCiary Thomas Kinney Stu Clapp Tawney Blahe Jepean and Lawry with varying counts. Seventy one ballots counted.
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Prem St. Paul
Dan
Prbloan
Eytenigat
Lawry
Jepean
McCleary
Druggist Convicted In Premature Wire Trial
A local draggist from Mahanoy City was convicted of attempting to wire a prohibited substance. The sentence was suspended pending a motion for a new trial, which is expected to be ruled on Monday.
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Prem
Votteville
Petan
T.K Wo Taylor
Mahanoy City
Toby
Carnegie endows Millis college with nine million gift
A report from Pittsburgh dated January 11 announces that Andrew Carnegie has donated nine million dollars to the Aur College of Millis. The transfer is described as a major philanthropic gesture benefiting higher education and local scholarship programs.
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Andrew Carnegie
Hertz Arrested in Queenstown Extradition Pending
Sigmund Hertz of New York city was arrested after the Allan steamer Corinthian arrived from Halifax. He faces embezzlement charges and extradition to London. A £35 cash trace and missing bonds were found. his wife, with bank drafts, remains unsearched. He allegedly forged signatures to cash checks.
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Queenstown
Sigmund Hertz
New York City
Corinthian
Halifax
United States
Scotland Yard
London
Hertz
Atlantic
Manu
Bilefel
Bacha &O
Mnestine Ines Jan
Recruiting for the Regular Army Expects 1400-Strong Force
In Washington on January 18 the Associated Press reports active recruiting for the regular army aims to maintain a 1400 man strength after the 53,000 volunteers are discharged on June 30. Enlistments run three years and monthly recruits average about two thousand. The delay in enacting the army bill casts doubt on bringing all volunteers home for discharge, possibly sending some to the Philippines to keep the force at the necessary level.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Philippine Army
United States
Democratic National Committee Draws Concept Of Standard Bearer
Exclusive wire from Kansas City reports Thomas Taggart of Indianapolis a Democrat national committee member names Zach Taylor as the likely standard bearer. Taggart says Bryan will not be a candidate and cites Taylor as a man of the Thyler stripe while noting Bryan's Chicago remarks as a private in the ranks and unable to win due to identified issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thos. Taggart
Indianapolis
Democratic National Committee
IWE
Bryan
Chicago
Fire at Towanda destroys plant in Pennsylvania
Towanda Pa January 1 The plant of the Pennsylvania Chary omonans was entirely destroyed by fire causing a loss of 334,000 for building and machinery and 15,000 for dwe to The loss is partially covered by insurance Sixty men are thrown out of work The fire originated from a lamp carried by the night watchman The factory had recently started new contracts and was filled with unfinished work
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Towanda
Pittsburg Lightweight Campbell Faces Terry McGovern Bout
Exclusive wire reports from Pittsburg say at the Bijou Theatre Terry McGovern world lightweight champion boxed four rounds with Pittsburg light weight Touden Campbell. Campbell was knocked down three times each round but uninjured and praised for his fierce offense prompting talk of a ten round rematch.
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Pitteburg
Bijou
Terry McGovern
Touden Campbell
Pittsburg
Campbell
Iie
Terry
Deadlock at Salt Lake Senate Balloting Stalls
Exclusive AP report describes ten ballots cast in the Utah senatorial contest with no winner after ten rounds. Vote totals show McCorneck, Thimes, Kerns, Brown, Cannon and others receiving varied counts as adjournment looms to Wednesday.
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Dan
McCorneck
Arthur J. Thimes
Thomas Kerns
Arthur Brown
George M. Cannon
Balbebury
Allison
Prize Fighting Reform Moves Held in Colorado
A bill to repeal state allowance of prize fighting was pared by the legislature today. The measure would end blood sports in Colorado once and for all, with governor's support expected to finalize the ban.
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Prec
Denver
Conate
Venezuela Crisis Stirs Loomis Protest Over Censorship
The U S State Department protests Venezuela over suppression of official communications. The Scorpion remains at La Guira amid troop unrest near Caracas. Admiral Farquhar will keep the North Atlantic squadron in close touch with the navy department as events unfold.
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Weeshington
la Guira
Clannoom
State Department
Koomis
Venezuela
Loomis
Caracais
Castro
Caracas
Farquhar
North Atlantic
Navy Department
Merida
Queen's Health Prompt Quietude Under Physicians Care
An official notice from London reports the queen has endured great strain on her powers and will remain quietly at home abstaining from business. Despite concern, officials stress no alarm and say health measures aim to enable rest and possible travel to the South of France if feasible.
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Tre Agweldted Press
Mborne
Iale
Wight
Prince of Wales
Empress Frederick
Germany
Churchill
Duke of Saxe
South Africa
Lord Tohberta
Messawe
Condolenes
der. Creiehton
London
Dte
France
Mather Sentenced in Jewelry Theft Case
An Associated Press report from New York says Charlee Be Mather pleaded guilty to theft of jewelry valued around 2400. He was sentenced by the recorder to several years in Sing Sing for conspiring to obtain the jewelry from wholesale distillers on a memorandum, pretending to ship it to Howard Gould. He then pawned the pieces and vanished.
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New York
Charlee BE
Mather
Recorder
Sing Sing
Mathers
Howard Gould Fey
Court of Claims
William Romp & Sona Ship Building Company
Kutdelpha
Massachusetts
Indiana
Columbia
Congorese
McDermott
New Jersey
Rebb
Missonel
Don's Review of Trade Signals Mixed Industrial Activity
Pocluive wire reports Don's Weekly Review of Trade notes slight improvement in general business. Iron and steel show steady demand, with new developments and unchanged quotations. Small orders rise while larger contracts lag. mills stay busy on old work, weeks to complete. Coal and coke demand grows, with shipments moving in Connellville and Pittsboro. Wool prices rise modestly in the three western markets, cotton faced war market depression with calls for halving output. cotton crop estimates still decline. Weekly failures: 155 in the United States, 4 in Canada.
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Associated Prous
New York
R. G. Don & Con Weekly Review of Trade
Iron and Steel
Bexpertie
Connelleville
Pittsboro
Carnegie
Whital
Cuneta
Riegel Inquest Reveals Police Progress In Priest Murder
The Associated Press reports an inquest into Father Riegel’s murder will be held tomorrow. Police indicate they have suspects in custody as two men are under arrest and two women questioned. The priest was killed after being given knockout drops, then robbed of money and jewelry. Body found in a hallway near a house.
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Philadelphia
Jan
Father Riegel
Policn
Initio
Boers Routed Near Wontersboro by Kitchener Forces
Telegraphing from Pretoria on January 1 General Kitchener reports Colonel Grey with New Zealanders and bus customers attacked eight miles west of Wontersboro, routing about 800 Boers. Casualties were light for both sides. A civilian column north of Standerton was attacked the same day and driven off with heavy losses. our casualties were fifteen wounded and one killed.
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London
Kitchener
Pretoria
Das
Grey
Wontersboro
Standerton
Mrs Nation Walks Free After Delusion Finding
Wiceatte Kansas January 15 The county attorney dismissed the charge against Mrs Carre Nation of the Women's Christian Temperance Union who had been jailed nearly a month for breaking saloon fixtures during a crusade in Peranes. County Attorney Conley said the defendant labors under a delusion to such an extent as to be practically irresponsible and further confinement would not improve her condition.
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Wiceatte
Kan
Carre Nation
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Peranes
Gha
Senate Passes Army Reorganization Bill 43 to 23
The Senate disposed of the army reorganiza tion bill by a 48 to 2 vote after amendments and opposition. Four Democrats backed the measure, while efforts to curb liquor sales in the Philippines failed. The bill now goes to conference committees as the House discusses shipbuilding damages and armor plate delays.
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Philippines
Washington
Senate
Senoaterninhwy
Kentucky
Metuwein
Southavoline
Mirgan
Alabino
Mal Sullivan
Mississipud
Senggier Heay
Miseachusetts
We Home
Fenster Spooner
Wirconein
Hale
Maine
Compresa
Newspaper Summary of Morning Edition Items
Weather indicates today includes occasional snows. Reports cover a second verdict in the Bors chiter murder case and debate on the Army Bill. Notes on Venezuela, West Point investigations, editorials, municipal rules, and local election talk fill the rest of the column.
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Senate
Venrzuela
West Point
Spain Watches Carlists As Frontiers See Refugee Influx
The Madrid dispatch reports police continuing strict watch over the Carlists. Carlist arrivals from the frontier multiply as agents operate among refugees and Spanish deserters, offering two francs daily for arms and weapons, yet with limited success. Government claims Carlist stationing in the northern province is unimportant due to precautions.
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Hy Eselieive
Madrid
Arma
Mr Krugers Plans Denied Visit to United States
Brussels says Mr Eloff Krugers private secretary denies a circulating report that Mr Kruger has decided to visit the United States. The denial clarifies that no such trip is planned at this time.
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Irae
Brussels
Eloff
Kruger
United States
General Alger Relapses, Confined to Bed
Exclusive from Detroit reports General Alger has suffered a relapse and is again confined to his bed. He left his office poorly on Monday and a chill rapidly developed into a gripping illness.
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Wres
Detroit
Notable deaths across fields mark era's end in New York
A jumble of obituaries notes the deaths of figures from journalism to sport. Captain George Tiehermiwn, editor of Kocher Yemnort and Chronicle, aged Teviwes, and Derdin’s plairywhooters officer, are among Civil War veterans mourned in New York. Michael O'Sullivan ex champion all around athlete dies in Presbyterian hospital after Ireland birth in 1855. Arnold Tereklin Berisg painter passes in Firsole Italy. General Andre Jackson Mackay Civil War veteran dies in New York City after brief illness.
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Associated
Treas
Sametown
Vidae
George
Tiehermiwn
Kocher Yemnort
Chronicle
Teviwes
Cantal
Derdin
New York City
New York
Dun
Michael O'Sullivan
O'Sulliven
Ireland
Arnold Tereklin
Jon
Firsole
Italy
Baler
Andre Jackson Mackay
George W. Thoron
Cuombinland
Uites
Infant Dies in Early Morning Hotel Incident
A two year old named Andrew C Newton died after an incident at a hotel in Altoona. The child reportedly fell asleep after registering heat down in an office, and an attempt to crow thin led to the fatal outcome.
Nebraska Deadlock in Senate Vote Reported
Fragmentary wire from Lincoln notes a deadlock in the United States Senate with multiple names listed and scattered vote tallies. The stroke of the editorial like transcription shows figures for Allen Hitchcock Crouin Cyrrie Hainer Hinshaw Meikel Rochwater and others, indicating varied support.
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Lincoln
Dan
Fee Leinture
United States
Hazing Debate Sparks Action at West Point
A national military academy debate prompts a resolution urging the Kalias delegation to push measures to suppress hazing. The article reports ongoing controversy and calls for stronger safeguards within the cadet community.
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Vivian
Ascovlato! Proms
Tijpeka
Wan Don
Kalias
M Ephyres
State militia stabilizes Corbin after shooting clash
Corbin faced a violent incident tied to the Shotwell and White factions. The militia deployed to restore order as Sheriff Sutton guarded James Shotwell and Raleigh White, who were arrested amid clashes. vigilante actions and funeral services followed for Susinox, Button Farris, and James Shotwell as authorities prepared charges of intimidation.
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Corin
Contel
Catone
James Slotwell
Raleigh White
White
Williamesbure
Sutton
Troum
Song of Jdanes Shotwell
Williamsboro
Miss Susunox
Button Farris
James Shotwell
Militix
Miesox
Forria
Shotwell
Baseball Prospects From Exelusive Wire
President Ban Johnson reports progress in American League expansion with Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia clubs. Talks address Boston and Philadelphia club plans and potential player pool as National League opposition fails to disrupt unity. Next AL meeting set for Chicago January 28 to announce details.
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Washington
Ban Johnson
Judge Goldman
John McGiw
Baltimore
Manning
Dolphin
Baron Discurad
Johnson
Boston
American League
Philiieiphnia
National League
Widing Hoxton
A v. Johnson
American Association
National
Ugues
National Lague
Chicago
Philadelphia
Russian Students Exiled to Port Arthur for Subversion
One hundred and fifty students arrested at Kleff for political novitation are ordered expatriated to Port Arthur to perform military service. Similar punishments await others arrested in Cape Ital on the same charge. The student ferment continues across the country and disturbances are anticipated.
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St. Petersburg
Kleff
Port Arthur
Cape Ital
Connaught to be adjutant general to forces in Ireland
Exclusive wire report states the Duke of Connaught will assume the role of adjutant general to the forces in Britain and Ireland. General Bir Evelyn Wool will become commander in chief of the forces in Ireland, shaping command structure amid war efforts.
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Tamm
Dan
Duke of Connaught
Writemion
Bir Hvelyn Wool
Eliiel Ot
Ireland
New Engines for the Pennsy
The Associated Press reports the Pennsylvania Railroad placed orders for forty one engines of several designs for multiple divisions. Altoona machine shop slated to build these new locomotives, with deliveries expected within the year.
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Pennsy. Py
Prom
Altoona
Pennsylyanid
Shot His Brother in Quarrel at Pottsville
Exclusive wire reports Albert Snyder age forty and unmarried shot his brother Michael three times after a quarrel at home in Mahanoy City. Michael died from wounds the same day. Albert and his wife were arrested and sent to county jail at Pottsville without bail.
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Mahanoy City
Jan
Albert Snyder
Michael
Albert
Knolfe
Justice May
Pottsville
Steamship Arrivals Report From Overseas Ports
Steamship arrivals listed with ships Patricia Umbrian Pures Biswares Archoria and others bound for New York Plymouth Havre and Naples. routes include Genoa Liverpool and Napoli with movements toward New York and Havre. Names and destinations appear in fragmented OCR.
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Associated Presa
New York
Dano
Patricia
Flatbarge
Umbrian
Liverpool
Spaaradan
Rottentom Naple
Arived
Pures Biswares
Geno
Alexandris
Plymouth
Pretoria
Haintiurg
Moville
Archoria
Gl Pon
Liced
Paendra Bretagna
Havre
Children Die in Fire Tragedy Reported by Press
A brief wire report from The Associated Press describes a fire in Bom jermin SUMer that killed several children aged from unknown to 1 year. A lamp explosion started the blaze, and the victims perished as flames spread quietly in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pikchert
Bom Jermin Sumer
Jefferson Davis Inauguration Reported In A Woolen Era
Fragmentary text describes Jefferson Davis inauguration with an executive vice from The Awoolated Pros iittle Hoek. It mentions the oath administered by Chief Justice Bow and a ceremonial address, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iittle Hoek, Dan
Jefferson Davis
Bla
Bow
Weather forecast fragment for Eastern Pennsylvania
Forecast text is fragmented and unclear but suggests a weather note for Eastern Pennsylvania including Saturday and Sunday with winds and conditions. No clear dates or actionable details available.
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Don’s Review OF Trade
Riegel
Col. Grey
New
Pxchaedee Wine France Ateeniated Press
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Nebraska
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Military Court of Inquir
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