Wreck Toll Rises with Fog Shrouding Terra Cotta
Washington dispatch reports a Baltimore and Ohio wreck near Terra Cotta three miles from Washington killed dozens and injured many more. The crash involved the Frederick Express colliding with a freight train in dense fog. responders worked through the night collecting bodies and evacuating the injured to hospitals.
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Takoma Park Dock Hation
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Edward L Garrett
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A. Barnes
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Harry Hildebrand
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Boies
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Disaster investigation to be held in Baltimore area
A fragmentary report notes a thorough inquiry into a recent disaster. Murray of the Baltimore Ohio system traveled to Philadelphia to attend Mr. Cummatt’s funeral.
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Overdue Vessel Rescue After Storm Separates Crews
In a perilous voyage from Antwerp to Portland, Captain Brann of the Witty Marb Clenericht reports the Torgul, an aged bark, overdue by 170 days off the mouth of the Columbia near where the Great Admiral was torpedoed. A fierce gale hindered rescue efforts and left the fate of crew members uncertain.
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Second Faisbie Murderer Reported Killed Nearby
The article reports that the other identified murderer in Faisbie case has been killed at or near the location, and that several persons are preparing to capture the remaining suspects at the same site. Names referenced include Jamar Melo Dee and It-Tee Baruhal.
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Monumental New York Tower Aims Seven Hundred Feet
A proposed skyscraper in New York would rise seven hundred feet, surpassing all but the Eiffel Tower in height. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company plans a bold block of building on Madison Avenue near Twenty fourth Street, replacing the Parkhurst church site.
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Disputed Fort Douglas Expenditure Review Prompts Abandonment Claims
An Army officer and an engineering representative arrived at Fort Douglas to review proposed improvements for the post port development. Fort Douglas officials say the project has been abandoned and that Congress should fund a substantial yearly appropriation for continued construction and retrenchment while noting opposition from Washington circles.
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No Rebates In England Feat On Privity In Market
A garbled report discusses rebates in England and privity rules affecting payments. It mentions Haleys and a committee, with references to dates, financial terms, and possible impacts on markets and consumers. The text is fragmentary but signals debates over rebate policies and legal reach.
Sporting record for the year 1906 overview
A compiled summary of 1906 athletic feats across track, field, racing, boxing, and golf. Highlights include Sheridan's world records, Kiely and Daniels leading American all rounders, multiple college championship tallies, Newport and Queen’s Cup marks, notable horse racing purses, and top performers in golf and tennis.
Millions For Stockholders At Astor Club Profit Surge
Report from New York details a record year for holders of stock as vast profits pour in from diversified investments. Analysts note substantial dividends and rising shares amid strong market activity across major hotels and utilities, with New York as a focal point.
New Year Religious Services at Local Churches
As the community welcomes a new year, several churches plan special services to mark the occasion. Congregants will gather for reverent ceremonies and greetings, reflecting on faith and tradition as the midnight moment approaches.
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Yuna
Proposed Legislation Faces January Debate Across Agencies
A major legislative push unfolds in early January with debates over railroad reforms, redundant restrictions on commerce, and stricter corporate taxation. The drive includes banking and insurance law updates to protect depositors, improve supervision, and widen state revenue, alongside tightening primary rules and liquor controls.
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Moore
Pew
Harriman Aids Starving Chinese Through Farm Aid Appeal
The farm relief appeal led by Harriman aims to move corn and wheat from farmers to famine stricken China via Red Cross channels. San Francisco deliveries prompt questions about transport and funding as officials weigh how best to mobilize resources for relief.
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Nffer
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Toraifent
Cura
Praia
Oliver B Green Dead At 81 In Chicago
Oliver B Green, 81, retired civil engineer and former president of the Green Dredging Co, died yesterday at his home after an illness of two years. He helped build the 56 Sturgeon Bay ship canal and other river improvements. He was brother of the late Andrew TL Gittes of New York, known as the Father of Greater New York. Born and educated in World center he served as a civil engineer with the Great Lakes region's New York Central and Mississippi Central railroads.
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Puritan Sunday in Boston Prompts Enforcement Debate
In Boston a Sunday enforcement controversy erupts as Attorney Moran criticizes police for overreach in Run Say Laws and urges court action to decide necessary work. Proposed tasks include cleaning streets, washing windows, and other labor deemed Sunday work, with officials resisting widespread permits.
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Thaw letters reported in district case
Dec 21 Pilvborg Pa reports statements in a Thaw trial under way in New York. Charing J Holmen alleges Stuerwile is mother to Exeirh Neatt Thaw and seeks letters from a safe deposit box. Me Moleaa hints letters contain content too sensitive to disclose now.
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Departure of Mr. Dudley Agusgrey at Farewell Banquet
The article reports a farewell banquet held Saturday for Mr. Dudley Agusgrey, attended by President Marto and the retiring minister, with remarks expressing regret over Mr. Dudley’s departure. It notes the presence of Ser. Mirna and other officials at the event.
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Arrests in Petersburg expose secret militant plot
Police hunted down Leiberg and members of a revolutionary group in St. Petersburg amid a wave of arrests. Officers seized implied conspirators, women, and twenty seven detained radicals linked to a clandestine faction while authorities reported plans from a hidden cell centered around a professed drive to subvert the government.
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Receiver Osteo Thesis Died in Duel With Primal
Unclear fragmentary report notes a death involving a person or entity labeled Receiver Osteo and a party named Dheee aint Me wpe primal. Details are severed, leaving only the brief assertion of a fatal confrontation and the involved names.
Chicago Police Shakeup Rumored After City Corruption Report
A tentative report outlines alleged police department inefficiency and links to political graft. Investigators from outside Chicago have worked quietly for over a month, focusing on the South and Northwest areas and flagging possible syndicate ties. The document highlights potential interference and calls for scrutiny of high ranking officials.
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Unconstitutional Liability Act in Federal Court Ruling
Federal Judge DeeMes in Kentucky rejected the act as unconstitutional, ruling it would regulate interstate commerce. The decision involved a Kansas accident case where $625,000 in damages were sought after a death, challenging the act’s reach over state commerce and its claimed effect on employer liability.
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King Oscars Condition and Arrests of Democrats
Stockholm reaction reports King Oscar’s health stable after an earlier fever and disturbance overnight. In Iowa City a state Democratic committee of forty men was arrested there today, marking a moment of political tension amid ongoing events.
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