Seamen Cling To Rigging After Ship Sinks In Gale
Seven crew members cling to the rigging of the sunken Jafia Gukenbuck after a collision in Chesapeake Bay with the Indrakula. Rescued after six hours in freezing conditions, others perished as the Danini tramp Penne aided in the recovery. The incident follows tariff debates affecting the window glass industry in Pittsburg.
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Sewport News
Jafia Gukenbuck
Tampi
Baltimore
Waa
Chenapeake Bay
Indrakula
New York
Yokohama
Giiport
Penne
Tadrakuala
Ottoman delegation stands firm on Adrianople fortress fate
The Ottoman delegation to the peace conference has made up its mind not to surrender Adrianople or the island in the Aegean. An explicit declaration was prepared for submission to today’s session. The Turks may offer a concession in the Adisiagople province.
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London
Adrianople
Acgwinava
Adisiagople
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Couples
Marriage licenses are issued to Giuseppe Barbarico and Beatrice Amodia and Antonio Acebal and Occulta Garcia.
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Giuseppe Barbarico
Beatrice Amodia
Antonio Acebal
Occulta Garcia
Senate fight stalls in party split over presidency
In Charleston on January 4, Democratic factions Wat son Chifton and French clash over control of the U S Senate presidency. A conference committee failed to bind a compromise, as the Watson Chillon group seeks to block Republican organization and push a Democratic president of the Senate amid a tied chamber.
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Charleston
Wateco-Chilton
French Ag
Watson-Chifton
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Ike
Watson-Chiltons
Senate
Watson~ Chillon
Myss Senate
United States
Alor
Dr. Uatfield
Democrats
Revival Meetings Start at Ash Chapel Methodist Church
Revival meetings begin in Ash Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church at 7 30 o clock pm tomorrow and run through the week at the same time with services announced for each night.
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Ash Chapel
Sleepless Nights Ahead as Congress Nears Adjournment
Washington dispatch notes the end of the second session with only limited bills passed. Lawmakers face a tight calendar and looming supply and judicial measures, promising long days for legislators before final adjournment.
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Washington
Opened Office by William E. B. Starcher in Coal District
William EB Dunden Starcher opens an office in the Southern building near the Aluminum post office, well located for business. Though he has been in office only four days, business with him is reported as good.
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Dunden
William EB
Starcher
Coal District
Door
Atlhough
Bualnesa
February 7 Theater Night at Clarksburg Opera House
Rouben Robinson of the Clarksburg Opera House Company tours Wheeling to supervise construction and announce a February 7 opening night featuring Frances Stare from Bernaco theater New York in The Case of Becky. Multiple touring acts booked include Bunty Pulls the String Excuse Me Shepherd of the Hills David Warfield in The Return of Peter Grim Arselaide Thoreton Bitterfly of the Wheel Rosemuid Rough and Paid For Merman comedian Blanche Ringetn The Wall Street Girl DeKoven Opera Robin Hood Bessie Abbott Aminrie the great singer and many stock companies Also offered are The Girl of My Dreams Kitty Gordon in Benhunt rose Springmaid and George Humphrey minstrel show.
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Rouben Robinson
Clarksburg Opera House
Wheeling
Frances Stare
Bernaco Theater
New York
Becky
Mr. Robinson
Bunty
Shepherd of the Hills
David Warfleht
Peter Grim
Arselaide
Thoreton
Bitterfly
Rosemuid
Wilson
Merman
Aborn Grand Opera Company
Blanche Ringetn
DeKoven Opera Company
Bessie Abott
Aminrie
Kitty Gordon
George Humphrey
Five Eclipses in Wyoming Year Promises Visible Sky Events
The article lists five solar and lunar eclipses for the year 123, with three not viable in the United States. The first eclipse on March 22 is a total lunar event partially visible in the U S. An April partial solar eclipse will be visible on the Pacific coast north of 86 degrees. Additional partial solar eclipses occur August 21 and September 30, with a moon eclipse on a date fifteen days earlier visible only in the western U S as the moon sets.
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Moe
United States
Pacific
United
Reverend Peters Delivers Sermon on Creation at First Baptist
The Rev. Lewis E. Peters will deliver a Sunday sermon at 9:30 a m in the First Baptist Church. The lecture is titled Creation and will begin with the first chapter of Genesis. He invites all who wish to attend, even non members of the church.
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Lewis E. Peters
Wil
Firth
Guneels
Claan
Unfinished temple builder’s downfall cited in British mystic tale
A British mystic named White led a movement forming a colony with tarme workshops to construct a temple for 144000 faithful. He promised a tower to reach Toraver but died before completion, with over 200000 dollars spent. The unfinished project stood until 1906 when American Mills, as Prince Michael, took over and followers were later evicted for unpaid rent. The piece ends noting the Dreadnaught’s glory contrasts with fleeting fates.
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White
James iHer
Tarme End
Ifs Toraver
Mills
Prince Michael
Jerre
New York Storm Toll Rises With Fatalities
A fierce gale yesterday crushed a street car incident killing npiry Blae and another painter named Robert Walker. An unidentified man died after being drawn from a railroad train into Newark Bay as the storm swept New York, leaving property damage and widespread disruption across the city.
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New York
Jan It Yine
Npiry Blae
Robert Walker
Newark Bay
Pumper Drilling Advances on Local Oil Wells
In Barnes run Bardialet county the South Pena company drilled No. 7 on the J. B. Whiteman farm through the fourth sand and capped the well at 1,000 feet in Muldoon. Expected output ranges from fifteen to twenty barrels. In Little Mik creek district the Verper Oil Company finished a rig and began testing on the T. Smith farm. On Big BK creek the Philadelphia Company prepared a location for a patch at A Cavalier farm.
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Barnes Run
Bardialet
South
Warrant Dismissed in Urcheck Threat Case
Justice Jackson V Garter's panel led by William Noy dismissed the warrant against Sylvester Urcheck. Charges that Urcheck threatened bodily harm were withdrawn and Urcheck was discharged.
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Sylvester Urcheck
Jackson V. Garter
William Noy
Urcheck
Urehock
Names Added to Prospective Gymnasia Club List
Five more names were added to the list of prospective members of a proposed exclusive gymnapsium club in Torén an women. The new entries are R. W. James, A. L. Roberts, Waldo Broadwater, Dr. A. O. Flowers, and Dr. BN. Flowers.
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R W
James
A. L, Roberts
Waldo
Broadwater
A 0
Flowers
BN. Flowers
Three Joy Riders Drown in Maumee River
A large touring car crashed through a guard at the foot of Madison Avenue Toledo Ohio and plunged into the Maumee River. Three unknown occupants drowned while a diver later recovered one body identified as Dr. Peter Dunnelly, a live surgeon and head of Circuit Judge Dobhelly of Napowon.
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Toledo
Madison Avenue
Maumee
Peter Dunnelly
Heather
Circuit Tudge Dobhelly
Napowon
Harrow Escape In Doylestown Journal Story
Claire W Dittman a Clarksburg printer succeeds Misa Helena Patrick as compositor in the Journal office. A new arrival from Hudson ascends a dark stairs and falls twenty four steps sustaining bruises and minor skin loss but returns to work the next morning.
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Martinsville
Doylestown Journal
Claire W. Dittman
Clarksburg
W. W. Va
Misa Helena Patrick
Journal
Hudson
Cold wave bulletin warns of plunging temperatures
An excerpt from a weather bulletin notes a cold wave sweeping the area with very low temperatures expected. The report highlights wind chill and potential frost conditions impacting daily activity and travel. Emergency tips urge layering clothing and securing exposure-prone areas.
Brother Patrick ODonnell Dies After Illness in City Hosp
Patrick O'Donnell aged 46 died Friday night in two local hospitals following a short illness of pneumonia. He had recently lodged at a Glenth boarding house and shortly after became ill. A physician removed him to a hospital where he died. The body is at Warnetynd undertaking establishment awaiting arrival tonight of his brother Thomas O'Donnell of Pillsbury, noted at his death Saturday morning and expected to arrive.
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Patrick O'Donnell
Tim
Warnetynd Undertaking
Thomas O'Donnell
Pillsbury
Week of Prayer at Central Presbyterian Church
The week of prayer will be observed at Central Presbyterian Church beginning Monday evening for five evenings from 7 45 to 8 30 o'clock. Brief addresses will be made by Rev. Dr. H J McClellend, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
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Central Presbyterian Church
H. J. McClelfend
Firt Presbyterian Church
Circuit Court January Term Opens Under Judge Maxwell
The January term of the circuit court will begin Monday with Judge Haymond Maxwell presiding. Docket to be arranged and trials set to begin the following Monday as jurors report for duty.
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Circuit Court
Haymond Maxwell
Bond Release Sets Exchange Plans For Puplits
A fragmentary notice reports bond release and a court action involving Sam Lora recently taken from Parkwisiure with January federal term proceedings. It mentions Rev W H Hampi and Prof Thowne Molter facing charges under federal act and conditions tied to shipments, with reference to church service obligations.
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Sam Lora
Federal Court
Chrinisn -Nurch Hare
Gunang
W. H. Hampi
Political turbulence stalls New Mexico Senate organization
Jan 4 reports from Chalorenton say lawmakers converge in the capital over weekend as Democratic and Republican conferees fail to agree on Senate leadership. Republicans reportedly refuse to organize the Senate for a month without Democrats conceding to a Hepat Gane presidency. Debate centers on need for a lieutenant governor and an acting presiding officer as delays loom. House committees await Senate setup.
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Chaloreton
Ofae
Capitol
Frifont
Senate
Wlic
George
Young Meg Ares Charge of Ri Man Thera and More
A garbled court report from Juneau describes alleged robbery at a church area involving Meg Ares and Harry McAtee. Acquittals and testimonies surface as authorities recount visits to a church basement and a furnace area amid claims of stolen money and misplaced pockets.
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Meg Ares
Ri Man Thera
Harry McAtee
Wain
Tracy
Tegia
Dem
Imig
iAthareara
Epinen
Moore
McAtee
Tettanlockede
Imal
Order Filling Pittsburg Window Slag Trades Strong
The Glassworker reports high orders in the window slag trade over the past week, with slipping departments busy across factories. Operations run in excellent shape and a steady several months of production are likely, though vacancies may rise when warmer weather returns.
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Pittsburg
de Alte
Women Arrested for Loitering in City Streets
Women Fay Strother and May King were arrested Saturday morning by Policemen Quean and Isenhart for loafing in the streets at all hours. They were jailed for Irisia and appeared before Mayor Frank R. Moore in police court Sunday morning.
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Fay Strother
May King
Quean and
Isenhart
Irisia
Frank R. Moore
Nominations Open for National Window Elections
Nominations for officers will be received at Memdau land O during the siirement election. Nominations open during roaty and March with the first ballot planned. Candidates receiving the target nomin and who fail to meet criteria will be eliminated in the second stage.
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National Window
Glaare
Memdauland
Uimer
eTh Siete
Taft Attends Whitelaw Reid's Funeral in New York
In New York on January 4, President Taft and cabinet members attended the funeral of Whitelaw Reid late ambassador to Great Britain. The service was held at St John the Divine Cathedral and interment took place at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Tarrytown, with hundreds of mourners present from the army, British embassy, and Reid's circle.
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New York
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
Taft
Army
Gary
St. John the Dhyine
Public notice of Methodist service and program
A public notice from the Methodist Episcopal church invites all to attend an afternoon service at 3 o'clock. A program is planned with a youth group and choir, and members of the congregation are cordially invited to participate.
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Methodist Srothareoud
Methodist Episcopal Cure
Jungemond Maxweil
Unclear text from school notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes hint a school calendar change with teachers off on Monday for a holiday or vacation and return planned. Details are unreadable, names and exact dates missing, making a precise event hard to confirm.
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Watson
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Florance Wait
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Poliesman
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Peters
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Wallace
Harrow Escape
Coun
Avashengdon
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Week OF Prayer
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