Foraker Reveals Alleged Archbold Letters Plot
Senator Foraker read a Stewart prepared statement before the Senate campaign committee detailing how Winkfield and Stump allegedly stole Jona Archbold letters from Standard Oil files and sold them to Hearst representatives. The tale covers payments totaling thousands, including a claimed $7,000 for Penrose Hanna and Foraker letters.
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Herald-Star
Washington
Foraker
Senate Campaign Expenditure Committee
Gilchrist Stewart
W. W. Winkfield
Winkfield
Charles Stump
Jona D. Archbold
Standard Oil
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Senator Foraker
Stewart
Chicago
Winkfeld
Wabash Avenue
Stump
Archhold
New York American
Savoy
Eldridge
Price
Eldriiddge
Penrose
Hanna
Sau Eldridge
McCullough Children's Home Under Slow Construction
Work progresses on the McCullough Children's Home at Yellow Creek. The stone foundation is in and brick is planned, with Kittanning light brick for exterior work. The building is described as a monster in size and prominent from the C. P. R. rail line, with keen scrutiny from a Scotch donor despite several inspectors on site.
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McCullough
Yellow Creek
Politicians and courts blamed for organized crime
Indianapolis reports the government’s opening to the jury in the McNamara dynamite plot case. Prosecutor James W. Noel charged politicians and local authorities with failing to curb conspirators, linking labor unions, crime rings, and a wave of explosions nationwide.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Indianapolis
McNamarra
Noel
United States
Opce
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Works
Explosion Kills 31 Miners and Destroys Roundhouse
In Dortmund Germany an explosion in the Achenbaca mine today is believed to have killed 31 coal miners. Six bottles recovered, 23 men missing. In Summerville New York a boiler room blast at the New York Central roundhouse destroyed the building and damaged 15 locomotives worth an estimated 150000.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Dortmund
Germany
Achenbaca
Rochester
New York Central Roundhouse
Summerville
Ohio Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday
Rain or snow is forecast for tonight and Thursday across Ohio with colder temperatures. Accumulations are possible, and arctic air may follow, bringing brisk winds and colder nights. Parked showers could affect travel in northern counties.
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Ohio
Victim Dies After Reading of His Wounding
In New York on December 18, Harry Goldberg drank poison after learning a man he shot had died. An unidentified young woman rushed from a restaurant into the street to force milk into his mouth, saving his life for the moment. His condition remains serious.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Harry Goldberg
Wall Street
Lis
Ottoman-Turkish Peace Talks Face Obstacles
Report from the Herald-Star notes Balkan allies discuss a peace plan in Turkey with possible mediation. Delegates warn that obstacles may block progress and vow to reconvene if negotiations stall, signaling a tense path toward accord.
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Ty Herald-Star
Turkey
Nus
Daness
Irian
Victims of Double Shooting Buried Across Towns
Report details two Italian victims of a Sunday double shooting near Titanville. Coroner Foster had the bodies moved from Martin’s Morgue to their families for interment on Tuesday. Authorities in Jefferson counties seek the gunmen and have issued broad descriptions to rail stations and nearby cities.
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Warrentotery
Martin
Foster
Jefferson
Panions
Hood
Giant Christmas Tree Set for Madison Square, Largest Ever
Associated Press reports a record large Christmas tree to be placed in Madison Square Garden area as a holiday surprise for children. The Adirondack 1 will erect the tree on Christmas Eve with electric bulbs brightening its branches and a towering candy display planned for spectators.
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Madison Square
Associated Press
New York
Tnis
Madison
Adirondack
Childs
Agreement Reached on Pay for Black Room Turning
The executive board of District Six United Mine Workers met at Bridgeport headquarters yesterday and reached an agreement on pay for black room turning. A follow up meeting is set for today as officials and operators anticipate a satisfactory adjustment and time to resolve other disputes.
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United Mine Workers
Bridgeport
Outlaw Chief Arkani Killed by Philippine Constabulary
Arkani, a feared Philippine outlaw chief, was killed in a personal encounter with Lieut. E. J. Johnson of the constabulary near Basilan. Two of his men died, and three other gang members were killed in a broader engagement as Civil Governor George Helfert’s forces pursued the rest. The constabulary and Moro volunteers, aiding from Wandoangg, reports say Arkani had murdered seven people in his career.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Manilla
Arkani
Philippines
E. J. Johnson
Phillipine Constabulary
George Helfert
Wandoangg
Basilan
Women adopt new lives as sanitary district workers
Chicago reports a colony of women in men’s clothing serving chicken dinners to canal workers. Thomas Sullivan, chief of the engineering committee, says they wear overalls, live in the woods, and seem strong. Five were seen with more said to exist as they raise chickens and cook for workers.
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Associated. Press
O Herald-Star
Chicago
Thomas Sullivan
Wickets Down At Dam And Power Plant
Water levels fell again at dam No. and at Wellsville leaving intake pipes for the Tri-State Electric boiler system dry. Work crews dug and completed a ditch to restore intake access, addressing a problem that had persisted for weeks.
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Dam No
Wellsville
Tri-State Electric Company
Army of Six Resume Suffragette March in the Rain
In Ossining New York six survivors of a suffragette company resumed their journey from New York toward Albany despite rain and muddy roads. Though joint stiffness and blisters delayed them yesterday the march proceeded with leader Miss Rosalie G Jones guiding the group toward Peekskill as the day’s destination.
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Ossining
N. Y
New York
Albany
Rosalie G. Jones
Albany Post Road
Peekskill
Judgments Confessed In Now 1 Court
Court records show Peter Monti confessed judgment to Yaso lvosevic for 450 dollars with attorney P P Lewis. Joshua Lews Sons confessed judgment to Joseph Pletz for 426.07 dollars, represented by Huston attorney.
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Peter Monti
Yaso Lvosevic
P. P. Lewis
Joshua Lews Sons
Joseph Pletz
Huston
Robbery at Third Street Bake Shop Ends in Assault
An early morning burglary at the Wannemacher buildings near Third and Washington streets left C R Stewart unconscious after a club blow at his bake shop. Thieves escaped with 62 loaves and four sacks of flour, later discarding bread by the river, with river boat people suspected.
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Wannemacher
Third
Washington Streets
C. R. Stewart
Stewart
Washington Street
Death by own action pact cows drown in creek
Two cattle deaths in the Dennison area are reportedly caused by a so called death by own action pact. A cow found submerged in Little Stillwater Creek last Saturday was buried after removal Monday. Health officials investigated but concluded the animal likely drowned in the creek. authorities will prosecute if foul play is found.
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Twin City
Dennison
Little Stillwater Creek
Here
Ubdrichsville
Wolf
New York Student Highlights Cost of Groceries
A New York student describes present-day conditions amid public concern over high grocery prices. The remark captures everyday frustration and shifts in household budgeting.
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New York
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