Anarchist Plot Alleges Murder Bid in Yonkers Case
Elias Masuray, Greek complainant in an assault case before City Judge Kellogg, testified of a Greek anarchist network planning to murder prominent Americans. He said American and Yonkers branches existed, but he fled the mission. police arrested Riptarkas and Frank Heethigas, with more warrants issued as officers pursue the dangerous group.
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New, York
Elias Masuray
Kellogg
Yonkera
N. Y
Aid
Masuras
Greece
United States
America
Miesuras
Yonkers
New York
Rescue at Sea as Life-Savers Save Schooner Crew
In Atlantic City New Jersey on January 21 the two masted schooner A T Coleman wrecked near New Jersey avenue. The crew climbed rigging and were rescued by the life saving crew amid a crowd of over 2000. The ship broke up soon after the rescue and no sign remained by 3:30. The rescuers returned dripping and half frozen to shore as onlookers cheered and praised their efforts.
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Atlantic City
N. J
A. T. Coleman
New Jersey Avenue
Calemnan
Cooman
Vennes
Res
Redeuers
Trial verdict shocks jail scene in Jan 21 report
John Pasco has been on trial for the murder in Fred Harmon’s bar. The jury found Harmon guilty of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced him to eight years in the penitentiary. The foreman’s verdict caused Day to collapse attempting to flee, striking his head and leaving him unconscious with a fractured skull. Post clerk John Sheridan was arrested for theft of 1300 in cash and 65 in cash equivalents from Havana’s mail division, confessing guilt and alleging a fee was taken from the organ company.
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Ible
Saleida
Sie County
Gay Howll
John Sheridan
Havana
Guantanamo
Organcom Cubs
Bebe
Chicago
Democratic Party
Death Looms Over Queen in Osborne Broadcasts
Early reports from Osborne warned death was imminent as telegraphs sent for Prince of Wales and other leaders. Royal family assembled in the Queen's bedchamber after a collapse feared by physicians, with later bulletins noting fluctuating conditions and a severe sinking spell.
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Osborne
Cowés
Prince of Wales
Thibe ‘of York
Willem
London
Inbury
Ritchile
Canterbury
Cadets Abolish Hazing At West Point Unanimously
West Point N Y Jan 21 cadets from all four classes met in Grant hall and voted unanimously to abolish hazing and the practice of calling out fourth classmen. The move aligns with the congressional committee’s push for the academy to restore its reputation and was described as the course open to cadets who testified in Washington. Generals Dick and committee members welcomed the action though some doubt adherence in spirit and in letter.
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West Point
West, Point
N. Y
Congressional
West Point Military Academy
Grant Ball
Gen
Congressional Commmittee
United States Military Academy
Washington
Gen. Dick
Unique Postal Fraud Scheme Uncovered in Dead Letter Office
Washington reports a bold postal scam unearthed in the Dead Letter Office of the Post Office Department. The lax scheme affected clerks Walton, Mrs. Ld Brea, Charles Abert and others, involving misrepresenting contents to buyers. A reorganized office is planned after 409% packages were handled at a recent sale, including books jewelry and miscellaneous bundles whose value is incalculable.
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Washington
RC. Walton
Brea
Cherles
W J Bryans Paper to be issued from Lincoln office
W J Bryans paper TheOm inone will be issued from the office of the Lincoln Neb branch of the Western Newspaper Union on Wednesday Jan 25 1¢. Bryan states no contract with the Western Newspaper Union and cites the establis hment as reliable and fair in wages.
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Lincoln
W. J Bryan
Neb
Western Newspaper Union
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Western New Man
Fkie Brogdue
Bon Bill
Miasat
Was
Ambas
Nation
Wichita
Kan
James Conly
Carrie Nation
Kirk
James F. Canly
Foren
Queen's Health Deteriorates. Oldest English Sovereign Nearing End
London reports the Queen's days are numbered as her health collapses after the death of Dowager Lady Churchill. Nervous depression, stomach catarrh, and breathing difficulties worsen, despite partial relief. At 81 years 239 days she becomes England's oldest sovereign, with observers fearing the end of the Victoria era as Oxborne House minimizes gravity of the illness.
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London
Lady Churchill
England
George III
Oxborne House
WILD OVER OIL AT BEAUMONT OIL FIELD NEWS
A new Higgins Oil Company of Beaumont is filed with capital stock of 100000 as Beaumont oil interests surge. Also noted are land price surges and Beaumont’s bustling oil boom as investors flock to the region. Carrie Nation case ends in nol pros.
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Texan OI
Austin
Tex
Beaumont
Star
Higgins of
Tyte
1. S. Davidson
John N. Udlvert
L. B. Pipkin
C.T. Helsig
P. Higgins
WM. Carroll
John J. Brooks
Bearmont
A. M. McFadden
Victoria
Peace Restored At Corbin After Feud Violence
Middlesboro Kentucky January 19 peace returns to Corbin as militia patrol the town following a feud sparked by a deadly shooting. The Shotwell brothers and other clansmen attended their father James Shotwell’s funeral at Rockhold eight miles south amid a dozen guards. Col Williams anticipates possible later trouble but current calm holds as militia may depart.
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Middlesboro
Corbin
Boya In Blue
Millitte
Avery
Carr’e Jaren Shotwell
Rockhold
Shotwell
Tom
John
Harve
Gona
James Shotwell
White
Wil Maras
Ieterred
Col. Williams
Ona
Murder in Second Degree Verdict against McAllister
Paterson N J Jan 19 Murder in the second degree was the verdict against Walter C McAllister and two others for the October 19 crime that drugged and assaulted 17 year old Jennie Bosschulter, she died in the carriage. Extreme penalty may be thirty years hard labor. Sentencing likely early next week. The trial drew unprecedented public attention in New Jersey.
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McAulster
Campbell
Paterson
N. J
Walter C. McAllister
Jennie i Bosschulter
Dixon
Thos
New York
Haseen
New Jersey
Mesers
Dunn
Supreme Court
Court of Errors and Appeals
Tony
State
Fragmented Reflections On Morals And Society
A readble selection of aphoristic lines on virtue, mortality, and human nature. It muses on courage, charity, and the hidden power of ordinary people, while noting the breakfast odor stirs appetite and advising prudence in choosing between buying or hiring.
Reflections of a Bachelor
Fragmentary lines reflect humor and satire on heaven, hell, love, and marriage. The text parodies religious and social norms with suggestive wordplay and misprinted phrases. It hints at gender roles and marital dynamics through comic incoherence and veiled critique.
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