Death List Grows From Baltell Limited Wreck at Dawson
Dawson Pa Dec 26 another name added to the death list from the Duquesne limited wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Dawson. Sixty five dead after another patient dies, with unidentified victims to be cared for by borough council and burials arranged with Christian services.
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Connellsville
Duquesne Limited
Baltimore and Ohio
Dawson
Harry Devline
Cottage State Hospital
Devline
Lonaconing
George G. Porter
Potters Field
More Marines Landed at Bas Obispo Camp
About 150 marines from the United States cruiser Prairie ashore and forming a camp at Bas Obispo thirty one miles from the rail line. The force totals around nine hundred on shore duty as Olympia sails to Cartagena to meet Minister Beaupre. Reports say Beaupre travels toward Cartagena with artillery escort amid fears of hostile demonstrations at river ports.
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Colon
United States
Prairie
Bas Obispo
Olympia
Cartagena
Beaupre
Bogota
Interior of
Colombia
Honda
Magdalena
Mr. Beaupre
General Reyes presents protest over Panama recognition
General Reyes, Colombia's special representative to the United States, delivered a formal protest to Secretary Hay regarding the U.S. recognition of Panama. He planned to stay in Washington until Hay replies, and anticipated sending the paper to Congress after its January session. Reyes emphasized he sought to prevent warlike rhetoric and avoid conflict with the United States.
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Washington
Reyes
Colombia
United States
Hay
Republic of
Panama
Congress
Great Britain Recognizes Panama Republic Foretold By Cable
Panama December 26. British consul C Mallet informs the junta that a foreign office cable confirms Britain’s formal recognition of the Republic of Panama. US cruiser Prairie Marines, about 150, land at Colon and travel by rail to Bas Obispo on the Panama railroad. The Cuban government also proclaims recognition of Panama.
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Panama
C. Mallet
British Foreign Office
Great Britain
Republic of Panama
United States
Prairie
Colon
Basobispo Station
Quiet Panama Cable Says No News
Secretary Moody received a brief cablegram from Rear Admiral Glass in Panama reporting perfect quiet and no news. The message, dated Panama, provides no new developments or updates.
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Washington
Moody
Glass
Panama
Wife of Massachusetts Senator Hoar Dies in Washington
Ruth Miller Hoar wife of Senator Hoar of Massachusetts died suddenly in Washington during the evening at her home of arcina pectoris. The senator, the family physician Dr Patterson and a friend were present when she died. She had been in poor health for some time and her sudden demise will be a severe shock to her family. She will be taken to Worcester for burial.
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Washington
Pec
Ruth Miller Hoar
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Arcvina Pectoris
Ies Patterson
Hearh
Duquesne Limited Wreck Declared Unavoidable
Pittsburg December 29 Superintendent D W Duer of the Pittsburg division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad says a complete investigation found no B and O employee responsible for the Duquesne limited wreck near Dawson Pennsylvania last Wednesday night. The accident is declared unavoidable.
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Pittsburg
D. W. Duer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Duquesne Limited
Dawson
Woman Lawyer Charges Judge in Clayton Will Case
Miss Mary F. Lathrop, a Denver attorney, filed a brief in the court of appeals accusing Judge Moses Hallett, federal court executor of the George W. Clayton estate, of mismanagement and improper payments. The Clayton will set aside $2,000,000 for a home for dependent children after contest by the brother.
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Denver
Mary F. Lathrop
George W. Clayton Satcete
Court of Appeals
Moses Hallett
Federal Court
George W. Clayton
Suburban Car Wreck In Boone Leaves One Dead
In Boone Iowa two women and two men were seriously injured and one man Charles Humphrey a carbarn worker killed when a suburban car was wrecked by a switch engine in the yards. The car was demolished and eight passengers escaped with miracles.
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Boone
Charles Humphrey
Monarch’s Big Cargo Tied Up Four Months
Steamer Monarch must remain in ice in the St Marys river for the winter. Ice conditions forced the Northern Navigation Co to abandon $40,000 in planned improvements. The vessel, a major passenger and freight steamer, operated between lower ports and Port Arthur.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Monarch
St. Marys River
Protector
Sarnia
Northern Navigation Company
Port Arthur
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