Hagadorn Given Mild Reprimand by Court Martial
Major Hagadorn, military attache in St. Petersburg, found guilty of disobeying orders but receives a mild reprimand. Court notes illness may explain actions. he is ordered to rejoin the Twenty third Infantry in Texas City.
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Associated Press
New York
C. B. Agad
St. Petersburg
Governor’s Island
Hagadorn
Wil‘tal
United States
Major Hagadorn
Foreign Service
Wilson
War Department
Wood
Thomas H. Barry
Department of the East
Barry
Errs N
West Int
Twenty-third Infantry
Texas City
Spectacular blaze devastates Michigan Central depot
A large fire at the Michigan Central Railroad depot in Detroit caused about 150000 dollars in damage to the depot with freight and express losses. One worker was injured but not seriously. The blaze lasted three hours before gaining control as the old building was set to be abandoned for a new terminal on Fifteenth Street.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central Railay Company
Iremen
Michigan Central
Fifteenth Street
Duel ends in double fatality in Pine Kentucky
In Lexington Kentucky on December 27, Solo Mon Jackson and Tate Souders agreed to shoot it out. Both men fired at a signal and killed each other after a quarrel over a lawsuit near Pine. Authorities report no survivors from the duel.
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Jlexington
Solo Mon Jackson
Tate Souders
Pine
Reach
Gouges That Prevent Sleep In Bob Ferguson Case
Readable text notes Gouges preventing sleep and mentions Bob Ferguson at 319 Pine Street. The fragment implies a local matter surrounding an individual named Bob Ferguson and an address.
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Bob Ferguson
Pine St
Christmas Fete At Bethel Island Sailors Enjoy Gifts
For the twenty fifth year Mo bile sailors were entertained at a Christmas dinner at the Seamen's Bethel. More than two hundred sailors attended as a stage ship bridge display and international flag decor framed the event. Dr A G Richards spoke on Christmas with a large tree laden with electric lights and presents including bags of shipboard necessities. The Junior Rowley orchestra provided music and a supper of turkey pork beef and sweets followed. A Ladies Auxiliary committee led by Miss Virginia Thomas organized the event with volunteers from local churches.
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Mobile
Seamen's Bethel
the Bethel
Rowley Orchestra
A. G. Richards
Trinity Church
Ening
Richards
Virginia Thomas
H. H. Stanton
George H. Rosson
Stella Brooks
Loss of Danish research ship Margrethe shocks colony
The Danish research schooner Margrethe, 750 tons, was wrecked in the West Indies. All aboard were saved but the expedition’s records and specimens were lost. The mission, funded by Carlsberg Fondet to study fisheries and resource potential, faced a setback for Denmark’s West Indian development efforts.
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New York
Margrethe
West Indies
St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Carlsberg Fondet
Copenhagen
Carl Jacobson
Nordlyset
Denmark
Schooner Captain Beaten by Unknown Attackers
Captain F. Gordon of the schooner Alice Phillips was beaten Friday night at Turner-Hartwell docks by unidentified assailants. Police were notified. no arrests yet. Gordon had over $800 on him, robbery not alleged. he suspects drunken sailors mistook him.
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F. Gordon
Alice Phillips
Turner-Hartwell Docks
Gordon
Pawnee Rock Ends Town Row With Poultry Show Boost
In Pawnee Rock Kansas a town row ended as business leaders and citizens united after a band and a poultry show. A new editor boosted town unity, drawing farmers and merchants together for a successful two day event with concerts lectures and a cattle show.
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Pawnee Rock
Kan
Kansas
N. L. Harris
State Agricultural College
Harris
Great Bend
Vine Pawnee Rock
The
Rock
Warren’s Nonsense About Breakfast Becomes a Joke
In a light exchange, Warren jokes about wine while asking if biscuits can be cooked with eggs and coffee. The witty moment centers on breakfast skills and kitchen humor.
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Warren
Novel agreement by Tarentum students bans skirts and profanity
In Tarentum Western High School the co eds and faculty reach a pact to ban slit skirts and profanity. Any student who disobeys faces a year's ostracism by the student body.
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Pittsburg
Western High School
Tarentum
Brother and Sister Reunite After Fourteen Years
Miss Adelaide Brance, held in the county jail in Monticello N Y over the death of lawyer Melvin Couch was visited by her brother H S Brance of Hartwick N Y. The reunion after fourteen years was affectionate and he urged rest in a sanitarium and offered support.
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Associated Press
Monticello
N. Y
Adelaide M. Brance
Melvin H. Couch
H. S. Brance
Hartwick
Brance
Salvation Army sends Christmas treats to county jail
Ninety packages of nuts candies and other delicacies were sent to the county jail for Christmas. Sheriff Palmer says the prisoners are very grateful for the gesture by the Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army
Palmer
Breakfast invitation quotes a Sunday morning call
The excerpt shows a character inviting someone to share breakfast on a Sunday morning, conveying a casual domestic moment and friendly hospitality. The line hints at plans for a future gathering.
Humiliating Robbery Endures In Oakland on Fourth Street
John Spaulding of 2819 Fourth street Allendale East Oakland was robbed by a thug on the way home from the theatre. The assailant forced Spaulding's companion to search his pockets under threat of death. The gunman fled when an approaching auto was heard. Spaulding had only 10 cents and a pocket mirror.
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San Francisco
John Spaulding
Fourth Street
Allendale
East Oakland
Spaulding
Brookdale Avenue
Woman to head New York corrections department
Dr Katherine Davis superintendent of the Bedford Reformatory for Girls is expected to become New York City commissioner of correction under Mayor elect John Purroy Mitchel. The post carries a 7500 dollar salary and oversees extensive city correctional work. Women suffragists praised the historic appointment as Davis is noted for her reformist management.
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New York
John Purroy Mitchel
Katherine Davis
Bedford Reformatory
Cormetion
Davis
Bedford Institution
Railroad receiver Owens makes first inspection tour
W F Owen of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad in Mobile for his initial inspection tour since taking charge as receiver. C W Westbury of the Southern Railway returns to Washington after visiting Mobile. A party including P C Appleton R L Richards W K Anderson and T C Woodruff of St Paul Miss stay at the Cawthon hotel. James G Rapier of New York visits his mother and brothers for about ten days. Master Joseph Heiter son of Mr and Mrs J J Heiter recovers from surgery at Inge Bondurant Sanitorium.
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W. F. Owen
The
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company
Mobile
C. W. Westbury
Southern Railway
Washington
Wilson
Christian
P. C. Appleton
R. L. Richards
W. K. Anderson
T. C. Woodruff
St Paul, Miss
City
Cawthon Hotel
James G. Rapier
New York City
Joseph Heiter
J. J. Heiter
Inge-Bondurant
Local Visitors In Mobile From Several States
Several residents and visitors are noted in Mobile. Mr and Mrs W L Grady of Atlanta Georgia are in Mobile visiting friends for several days. Mrs Margaret Coleman and Mae Bell Coleman of Birmingham Alabama are in the city visiting friends and relatives. Miss Jettle Aileen Farley and Florence Harris of Montgomery are staying at the Cawthon hotel for several days. Mr Phares Coleman Jr of Birmingham Alabama is in the city on a visit.
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Mrs. W. L. Grady
Atlat Ga
Mobile
Margaret Coleman
Mae Bell Coleman
Birmt Ala
Jettle Aileen Farley
Florence Harris
Montgomery
Cawthon Hotel
Phares Coleman, Jr
Bingham, Ala
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Reiss
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Mobile National Banking Association
Balimore Street
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