Police Jottings Court Case on Sprinting Prisoner
Fragmented report details a court session where Swayze defends a suspect known as Smoke. testimonies mix with chaotic narration as police pursue a gang suspect named Ginoke. State warrants were issued for involved parties, with travel restrictions noted for a key defendant.
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Swayze
Ages
Uriy
Will
Williams
Bentor
Mir
Enlarge the Cemetery in Queens Landmark Map Approved
New Long Island City map approved by New York City aldermen extends gas plant rights and closes Bradey Avenue. Calvary Cemetery gains 2 and 1/2 acres and may occupy 100 more on the opposite side. Gas firm claims further extensions citywide likely.
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Long Island
Berrian's Island
Bradley Avenue
Calvary Cemetery Company
Greater New York
Storm damages Seattle as winds topple houses
A Thursday night storm in Seattle caused widespread damage along the north water front and North Broadway. Attic cottages were overturned, occupants escaped, and high water on the Duwamish River complicated conditions. Wires were down across the city after gusts reached 35 miles per hour.
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Seattle
North Broadway
Duwamish
World billiard champ sails to Paris for matches abroad
Jacob Schaefer, holder of the world billiards title, leaves New York with Leonard Howison of Canada, Louis Barutel of Paris, Jose Ortis of Spain, and John Moulds for daily play with French pros Rent, Ducatti, and Ferdinand. He plans a five month stay to meet French experts for the diamant emblem. He faces Vignaux, Fournil, Gibelin, and Cure as top rivals. In London, W Curtis Wakefield of New York leases Tatton Park near Windsor for the coronation year, hoping to buy the estate later. the house fronts a moat and is set in a 300-acre park, former Duchess of Buccleuch residence.
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Jacob Schaefer
Teaton
Madison Square Garden
Bes
Purla
Bayou
Leonard Howison
Canada
Louis Barutel
Paris
Jose Ortis
Spain
John Moulds
Rent
Ducatti
Ferdinand
Schuder
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Diamant
Vignaux
Fournil
Gibelin
Cure
London
W. Curtis Wakefish
Tatton Pari
Windsor
Duchess of Buccleuch
Wakefield
Gamblers Expelled and Other Notices in Europe and America
Vienna orders expulsion of gambling principals after a December 21 baccar game at the Jockey Club where Count Pailevicini won most of the 70,000 in three hours. Counts John and Joseph P. retire to Russia amid Austria’s ban on large wagers. Also noted are a memorial for Prof. Morse, and assorted excursion rates for health resorts in Phoenix San Antonio El Paso and Las Vegas with dates and prices.
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Aes. Si
Francia Joseph
Austria
Senta Fe
Phoenix
Arizona
San Antonio
Texas
Ena
Seteraine
el Paso
Las Vegas
N. M
Steves
Nara Dem
Topeka Christmas Socials and Gatherings Highlight Town Events
A Topeka society note details a four to six hour afternoon reception hosted by Mrs. W. Stanley at the executive mansion with teachers and guests from Wichita Ohio and Chicago in attendance. The piece lists numerous guests including Miss Gertrude Petch and Miss Merzhret Johnston at various card parties and dances, plus delight in a modest holiday season with entertaining dinners and personal notices from local families and visitors.
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Stanley
Mra. Stanley
Seather
Hult
Wichita
St Loy's
Mrx. Satt
Haret Stanley
Bird Stanley
Ohio
John Stanley
Clearwater
Burne
Btrs
MacLennan
Holly
Harriet Stanley
Podle Stanley
Stankwy
Amis
Mra
W. W
Btrawhridee
Chicago
Ana Ates
W. Cook
Geo. Haller
Burme
Mise Reesie Hayfion
Ayletttartelin
Wera Ear
Mise Tournotte Wolcots
Tyah “Burgis
Margaret Gillian
Emisa Hea Hayes
Mary Lakin
Silks Jesnetts Lord
Mary Somers
Mira Hawl Funsier
Mike Olive Leonard
Keiheibe Clough
Hila O'Counr
Her
Mies Puislade Prescott
Lan Davin
Lew Gratem
Ben Jobson
Jona Waters
Archie Willian
Ed Arnold
Harry Valentine
Lois Berry
Topeka Avenue
Gertrude Petch
St. Louis
Merzhret Johnston
H. Whitlock
Wes Auaist
Miss Johnston
Mrs Petch
Mie
Mabel Gulitully
Edith Hiewinbothwm
Osloosa
Maude Matthews
Mia Nellie Breidenthal
Misa Neilie Jones
Haxel Jones
Mise Plorence Welch
Katherine Docking
Mixes Roas Ferlet
Mies
Anna Fuller
Mive
Jean Parkhorst
Mont Vendin
Mins
Mabel Hosen
Misc
Irma Dester
Frank Rose
Ed Howe
Charléx Rose
Atchison
George Higninbotham
Ernest Cooper
Ed Lesh
Gittner Hotutler
Fred Stewart
Charles Folcom
Harry Stanley
Chas, Howe
Anderson
Otto Potters
Will Sterling
Clarence Greiver
Clarence Houghtern
Bites Blume
Harry Jones
Yikes Olson
W. J. Ticknor
Lafayette Street
James Penisieton
Ars
L. Bitt
W. AL Tes
Augie Ticknor
Alice Ticknor
Mrs Simpson
Mew
Walter Smith
Babe
Renveille
Topeka
Smith
AC. Sherman
Hellanthus Club
Stethers’'s Bell
Mary Bee
South Dakota
Roy
Campbell
Manatten
Gleed
del Valentine
Octavia Greenwood
Iolanthe Club
T. B. Moore
Holton
Aire
Moore
J. Crawford
Washington, D. C
Noble Prentin
Kansas City
H. J. Hill
W. E. Stanley
Mrs Nation Here Was Not Expected at Teachers Meet
Mrs Nation arrived in Topeka unannounced to address the State Teachers Association. She pressed to speak at President Sinclair and urged teachers as bankers to train children to obey laws and the constitution. The clash over the programme ended with Nation returning to the corridor as others urged adherence to the schedule.
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Nation
Sinclair
Nelson
Little
Supt. Nelson
Mrs. Nation
Supt
Mr. Nation
Mrs Nation
Mra
Singikir
Mia Nae Hon
Inclutr
Fight for Jeffries to face Sharkey or Maher winner
Denver dispatch notes Jim Jeffries expressed desire to meet the Philadelphia winner of the Sharkey Maher bout, with a March or April venue in mind, and he previously signaled assent to such a match when approached by promoters. The letter confirms his interest in the title challenger.
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Denver
Colo
Gay
Jim Jeffries
Cels City
Jeffries
Philadelphia
God Restored Minister's Sight, Says Pastor
New York reporters note the Rev Charles M Herald pastor of Bethusda st val church Brooklyn announced his recovery after blindness from an attack in the pulpit He claimed God restored his sight following a surgeon's grim prognosis He told Congregational ministers the miracle confirmed his faith and challenged clerical critics
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New York
Hov
Charles M. Herald
Rethusdast Val Church
Brooklyn
Herald
Council of Congregational Ministers
Immanuel Congregational Church
P. Ingersoll
American Pine Society
PO PASS UP CHARLESTON OUTLAWS EXIT FROM RACING
New York officials confirm the Jockey Club will outlaw all owners trainers and jockeys who race in Charleston farming events. The action follows prior warnings given to the horsemen about consequences for racing at Charleston despite inquiries into their standing.
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New York
Jockey Club
Charleston
Be equalled last night at Commercial Athletic club
Samuel one well Ruseta ail mest end club member scored the equalizing goal as the match at Commercial Athletic club ended in a draw.
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Commercial Athletic Club
Samuel
Ruseta Ail Mest
Damage to shipping as Vancouver endures a fierce storm
A severe coastal storm hit Vancouver at midnight and persisted through Thursday causing heavy damage to shipping. The steamer Avranisi fouled a Canadian Pacific cable and wreckage and collisions damaged the harbor and multiple vessels. About 15 small craft adrift suffered varying harm as crews awaited news on the Malnander and other ships.
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Vancouver
D. C
Avranisi
Big Holy Bay
Canadian Pacific
Victoria
Nicholern
Active van
Fiather
Rive
Paper Company Assigns From Orr to Behan in Troy
Alexander M. Orr of New York assigned all assets and liabilities of the paper company to Joseph C. Behan of Troy New York. The assignment was acknowledged in Troy on December 1 and Orr served as company president.
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Alexander Orr
New York
Nova
Alexander M. Orr
Joseph C. Behan
Troy
M. Orr
LITTLE SIGNS OF PEACE IN ARGENTINE DISPUTE
New York reports a signed protocol settling the Argentine Chilean dispute while officials insist preparations and calls to active reserves will continue. The Buenos Aires correspondent notes possible hostile demonstrations upon publication of the protocol.
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New York
Warima
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