Massacre by Yaquis in Mexican town of Sancho
Col Maxson reports an Indian attack at Sancho Mexico killing eight Americans and Mexicans. A party of Yaquis struck a train, destroying the Sancho station and leaving four bodies beside the tracks. Two witnesses escaped on a work train as the party sought safety.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Maxson
National Irrigation Congress
Sancho
Thompson
Patty
Sandho
Boiler Explosion Destroys Engine House at Brewster Plant
Dec. 27 Minerva C. reports a boiler blast at Brewster Coal Co. plant near Waynesburg destroyed the engine house and caused about 6000 dollars in damage. Sixty workers had just left an adjacent room to change clothes. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Brewster Coal Co
Waynesburg
President Roosevelts Pine Knot vacation departure
President Roosevelt left Washington at 1 20 pm for a holiday at Pine Knot Virginia with Mrs Roosevelt and their five children The party includes Assistant Secretary Latta Surgeon General Pixley a Secret Service agent Toan and Miss Landen from Oyster Bay A friend of Ethel Roosevelt The train paused five minutes while Archie Roosevelt retrieved a forgotten shot gut The President and party expect to return Monday morning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pine Knot
Virginia
Roosevelts
Hin Wade
Latta
Pixley
Secret Service
Toan
Landen
Oyster Bay
Ethel Roosevelt
Archie Roosevelt
White House
Plot to overthrow Mexican government alleged by Marquez
C V Marquez, recently returned from Wesico, claims 5090 conspirators backed a Liberal Party plot to depose Mexico's president. He says authorities know details and expect arrest of prominent men. Liberal party members are named as alleged instigators.
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San Moo
Tena
Mexico
C. V. Marquez
Wesico
Faurty
Marquez
Ican
Complaints Over Japanese Training Ship At Midway
Complaints filed with the Navy over the Japanese training ship Anagawa during a Midway Islands cruise. Alleged use of soundings to chart waters as Mongolia stranded and claims of inadequate aid. Anagawa left Midway before assistance arrived. captain denied denying aid and said he approached closely to check on passengers before departing for coal.
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Washington
Navy Department
Anagawa
Midway Islands
Mongolia
Midway
Anavawa
Arvices
Hfonoluln
Russian consul found dead in Liverpool with pistol shot
Colonel Degiman, the Russian consul, was found dead in his Liverpool residence. He died from a pistol shot, and whether the death was murder or suicide had not been determined at noon today. His manner of death remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Liverpool
Degiman
Traction line handover near Steubenville and Mingo near finish
Contractor T S Stringer said the new traction line would be turned over to the traction company by week’s end. He expects remaining work to be completed in a few days as the company assumes responsibilities. Cars run on a good schedule, though some delays at switches persist and another switch may be built between the first and second switches from Mingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Mingo
Traction Company
T. S. Stringer
Quiet conditions persist in Scooba after riot reports
All is quiet in Scooba Mississippi and no further rioting is expected. Governor Vardaman and military units from Macon Jackson and Columbus arrived early today but found no activity or orders to execute.
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Jackson
Miss
Vardaman
Macon
Columbus
Four $50 Bills Sent to Hartje Children Missing Mary Louise
August Martje sent Scotty and Mary Lovise four $50 Christmas gifts, while Mr. Hartje mourns not seeing Mary Louise since her farewell at his bedside 18 months ago. He recalls Scotty visiting recently and laments the long absence, hoping for the child’s kiss and embrace this holiday season.
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Martje
Scotty
Mary Lovise
Hutsbute
Hartje
Mary Louise
Ringlings Buy Hagenbeck Show in Merger Deal
A Chicago dispatch reports the Ringling brothers have purchased Hagenbeck and merged it with the Ringling show. The deal unites major circuses, listing 80 transport cars, 1100+ people, 6900 horses for next season, with Carl Hagenbeck maintaining Europe HQ.
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Ringing Brothers
Dsid
Frank DeWolfe
Ringling Brothers
Chicago
Rainbow
Wisconsin
Parnum
Ring'ng Bros
Show &S
Hagenbeck’s
Carl Hagenbeck
Europe
Five Ringling Brothers
John H. Havlin
Cincinnati
Whams
Hegenbeck
Hagentbeck
Tessas
Explosion Fire at Wilmington Candy Co Factory
A fire caused by an explosion in the engine room of Wilmington Candy Co spread to adjacent buildings. Early estimates place losses at about 350,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Candy Co
Australian heavyweight champion sails for Jew Jeffries bout
Heavyweight Bill Sauires of Australia cables that he will sail from Melbourne on June 28 for a contest with Jew Jeffries in April at Rhyolite Nevada for a $30 000 purse.
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San Francino
Bill Sauires
Melbourne
Jew Jeffries
Rhyolite
Nevada
Weather Report from Ohio and Washington
Snow falls in northern Ohio with rain in the south as cold air arrives. Tonight will be colder, Friday partly cloudy with possible rain. Winds shift to fresh to brisk northwesterly, then become variable as conditions evolve.
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Washington
Ohio
Mass clash in Carnegie over negro trooper order
A Wednesday melee in Carnegie led to the arrest of John Cullom of Steubenville and John Williams, a Negro, after a fight sparked by opinions on discharged negro troopers. Cullom, the heavier fined, faced violence as about 16 Black residents joined the clash. Police broke up the scene and levied fines. Cullom, a Steubenville resident and teamster, was not known as a pugilist.
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Carnegie
Steubenville
John Cullom
John Williams
Cullen
Culleny
Cullom
Williams
New League Plans Stirring Interest in Midwest Baseball
Bud Carr promoting the Central Ohio league reports progress from Gnadentintren during his honeymoon stay with his wife's family. He expects to attract county interest after visits to New Philadelphia and Canal Dover. Rice of Sebring oversees the league’s efforts in the area, while Speck of PH A C discusses twin city prospects. A Columbus Traction Company incorporation aims to control streetcar lines, leasing to Columbus Railway & Light.
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Bud Carr
Central Ohio Baseball League
Gnadentintren
Lad
Uhitchsville Chronicle
New Philadelphia
Carry Rice
Sebring
Canal Dover
Bud
Couuntry
Rice
Speck
PH. A. C
Bad
Twin City
Columbus Traction Company
Central Market Company of
Columbus
Columbus Railway & Light Company
Sam Browns Aid Saves Queen City Steamer After Wheel Failure
A Queen City steamer bound toward Marietta suffered a wheel shaft failure near St Marys above Raven Rock. The Sam Brown towboat nearby aided the disabled vessel, detaching its tow and guiding the Queen downstream. Passengers disembarked at St Marys to transfer by rail as the Queen resumed the journey later that day.
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North Mary's
St. Mary’s
Raven Rock
Sam Brown
Queen City
St. Mary's
Marietta
T Ae
Child Wife Marry in Covington Across River
William Roedell of Wheeling wed Dorack ley aged much younger than consent age in Covington Ky after her parents accompanied her to Cincinnati. County Clerk Yates refused license until parental consent. Ceremony followed by immediate departure to Wheeling where couple reside.
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Cincinnati
William Roedell
Wheeling
Covington
Dorackley
Shelbyville
Ind
Roedell
Yates
Army Couple Weds as General Black Hosts
Miss Helene Black daughter of General and Mrs John C Black married Lieut Stephen Abbutt of the Artillery Corps at the bride’s S Street home in Washington. The ceremony was held this afternoon with a large reception afterward. Lieutenant Abbott is now stationed at West Point.
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Washington, D C
Helene Black
John C. Black
Stephen Abbutt
Artillery Corps
United States Army
S Street
Abbott
West Point
River Ice Forces Towboats to Seek Safe Harbors
Heavy ice in the river confines most vessels to stoppages with only heavily sheathed hulls able to operate. The Keystone State lies at Fintsburg, Lorena at Muskingum mouth, Bedford at Marietta, Queen City at ss, Bessie Smith tied on arrival, Greenland at Pt Pleasant. Packets forced to ice harbors. Sem Brown made three trips past St Madys to beyond the city. Navigation remains costly and limited to boats designed for icy conditions.
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Keystone
Fintsburg
Lorena
Muskingum
Bedford
Marietta
Queen City
Bessie Smith
Greenland
Pt. Pleasant
St. Madys
Investigation Ordered Into Fire Department After Fatal Blaze
The Board of Public Safety will probe rumors about the fire that killed three people by suffocation. Chief Martin supports an inquiry and invites witnesses to the Probate Judge's office Friday at 7 30 p m to provide statements. He says the department did its duty under the circumstances and will testify.
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Herald- Star
Board of Public Safety
Martin
Department of Public Safety
Fire Department
Safety Board
Leveed
Board of Safety
Delegates to Represent Steubenville Y M C A at State Conference
Three Steubenville boys Bert Oliver David Weir and Harry Conner will attend the third annual Ohio Association Boys conference in Springfield. Secretary Brodrick travels from Columbus to meet them and accompany the delegation through sessions closing Sunday evening. The Steubenville group, though not yet organized, was invited by the State Committee to participate and gain from the program.
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Association Boys of Ohio
Springheid
Young Men's Christian Associations of
Ohio
Steubenville Association
Train fall leads to double leg amputation at Tippecanoe
Jason Heidy, once of Dennison and Pan Handle, worked as a Stakreman in New Castle division, Baltimore & Ohio from Chicago Junction. He fell from an engine at Tippecanoe at midnight Tuesday, both legs crushed below the knee and amputated at Canal Dover Hospital. His condition remains precarious.
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Jason Heidy
Dennison
Stakreman
New Castle
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago Junction
Tippecanoe
Canal Dover Hospital
Populist Party Dead in Kansas After Vote Decline
In Topeka Kansas on Dee 27 a ceremony followed the Populist party's death certificate based on Populist votes cast in the recent election. Chairman Hanna led leaders in a conference to disband and wind up affairs with plans to align former Populists with the Republican organization.
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Topeka
Kas
Dee
Kansas
Hanna
Damage suit over railway works damages at Mingo Junction
Albert M Boop and Olive Boop sue Steubenville Mingo and Ohio Valley Traction Co for one dollar damages alleging railway construction caused large cuts and fills in hillside damaging their property on North Commercial Street McKees Second Addition. Water from ten acres drains onto their premises, flooding a cellar and house, roughening foundations and making the home damp and uninhabitable. Attorney P P Lewis represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Boop
Olive Boop
Steubenville, Mingo & Ohio Valley Traction Co
Mingo Junction
McKees
P. P. Lewis
Icy Sidewalk Falls Injure Numerous Pedestrians
Icy sidewalks caused hard falls across the city today as multiple pedestrians suffered injuries. Emergency crews responded to several locations, with some victims treated on scene and others transported for medical care. Authorities urged caution and salt crews were dispatched to troubled sidewalks.
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Cal. Maxson
Los
Angeles
Senator Tillman
Seattle Post-intelligencer
Bower
VA Coal CO
PLOI
The
Liberal Party
Washington Navy Department
Ing
Mississippi
Christ
Mr. Hartje
Ringlings
Hagenbeck Animals and Circus
Sion
Australie
Uch Jeffreys
Sary
Sam
Leree
Gers
Ing Man
the Board OF Safety
Martin Courts
Will
Springfield
C. A
Ence
PAN
Tippecanoe, Ohio
S. M
O. W. Trac
Tion Company
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