Young Mt. Morris Girl Kidnapped Then Found In New York
Carmel A. Dimarco aged about fourteen and married two weeks, reported abducted by four men near Rochester. She eluded captors in New York City, wandered streets until directed to a station, told her tale to Lt. Harrington, and was sent to the Children's Society awaiting her parents. No physical harm claimed. an alert issued for the four men.
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New York
Station House
Carmel A. Dimarco
Main Street
Mt. Morris
N. Y
Rochester
Elizabeth Street
Harrington
Tierney
New York Central
Pelice O’leary
Children’s Society
JOLTS OFF WATER WAGON
In St. Louis on New Year’s Day liquor vendors doubt many will keep vows to quit drinking. Frank J. Moore says business will drop then rise after January 2, with a recovery by January 15. Jacob Rose estimates only about five of every 100 will last a year before lapsing.
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St. Louis
Frank J. Moore
Jacob Rose
Our First Fox Hunters Fox Hunting Club Origins
The Gloucester Fox Hunting Club, America's first organized hunt, formed by about 125 Philadelphia gentlemen. Its first meeting was in December 1766 at the old Philadelphia coffee house. Members included later famous figures. wartime suspensions led to the First City troop under Samuel Morris and twenty-one others. The Gloucester club lasted until 1818.
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America
Gloucester’ S
Philadelphia
Samuel Morris
Gloucester
Argonaut
Woman Jury Convicts Shoe Thief in Clay Center Court
Clay county marks first woman jury service in Justice Martin's court at Clay Center Kaw. A Mexican laborer found with stolen shoes and other items was convicted of receiving stolen goods and sentenced to 3 days in jail.
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Clay County
Justice Martin
Clay Center
Kaw
Dynamiters Guilty Seven-Year Ruling Stuns Indiana Court
Frank M. Ryan president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers received seven years at Leavenworth. Chief lieutenants drew six years to one year and six defendants were suspended. Others face parole after one third served. The convicts head to Leavenworth as defense motions await Judge Anderson’s ruling.
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Ryan
Leavenworth
Kan
Albert B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
American Bridge Company
John P. Butler
Buffalo
Eugene A. Clancy
San Francisco
Olaf Tinetmoe
California Building Trades Council
Asiatic Exclusion League
Herbert S. Hockin
The
Iron Workers of Detroit
Michael J. Young
Boston
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Jim “tcNamara
Los Angeles Times
Anderson
Sulzer Inaugurated Amid Warm Capitol Welcome
Governor William Sulzer took the oath of office at noon in Albany and addressed large crowds in Capitol Park while the inaugural ceremonies proceeded with a simple, daylong program. A reception at the executive mansion followed, featuring state officers and notable guests from New York and Baltimore, highlighted by hospitality and broad Democratic crowds.
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Albany
William Sulzer
Capitol
Capitol Park
Dix
Ten Buck
Sulzer
William Randolph Hearst
Perry Belmont
J. Charles Lippincott
Baltimore
Andrew Cunio
Clarence J. Shearn
F. W. Straus
Carl von Mayoff
New York
James M'Crea Retiring President of Pennsylvania
James M'Crea retires as president of Pennsylvania and is awarded a silver service in recognition of long service. The resignation marks the end of his tenure and clears the way for a successor to lead the institution.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Road
James McCrea Honored on Retirement as Rail Chief
Officials from the Pennsylvania railroad and its subsidiaries gathered at Broad Street Station to bid farewell to James McCrea on his retirement from the presidency and to congratulate Samuel Rea on succeeding him. Fifteen special cars carried officers from across the system, and McCrea received a silver service including a large platter engraved with a board resolution.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Godspeed
James McCrea
Samuel Rea
McCrea
Smothered to Death in Grain Near Climax
Crookston Minnesota January 2 Embret Sandrail aged 25 was smothered to death in wheat when a grain tank he was hauling overturned as his sled skid. The accident occurred near Climax and the case will be reviewed by a coroner.
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Crookston
Minn
Embret Sandrail
Health fears for Emperor Francis Joseph rise in Vienna
Rome Daily Mail correspondent reports papal nuncio in Vienna sent a disquieting health update to the Vatican. Despite Vienna’s reassuring statements, anxiety grows over the emperor's condition.
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London
Rome
Daily Mail
Vienna
Vatican
Francis Joseph
Seven railroad men killed as bridge collapses at Guyandotte
On January 2 1915 at Huntington West Virginia an engine on a westbound freight plunged through a temporary bridge over the Guyandotte River. Seven railroad workers died and a dozen others were hurt while the train crew survived. The loss is estimated at about five hundred thousand dollars. The bridge collapse is blamed on undermining by high river water during double tracking work.
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Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Cuyan River
Guyandotte
Guyan River
Weber
Fire at Union Macaroni plant blamed on revenge
Wilmington Delaware January 2 The Union Macaroni works owned by Rafaele Julian in Wilmington were burned causing an estimated loss of 20000 with 4000 insured Julian who years ago received Black Hand threats for refusing to surrender money suspects the fire and two earlier blazes at the plant including the first last March were intended to force him to pay protection.
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Wilmington
Del
Union Macaroni Works
Raffaele Julian
Julian
Cocoa Production in Quayaquil Reaches 729019 Quintals
Quayaquil reports 1912 cocoa output of 729019 Spanish quintals. January 2. Data shows the year’s cocoa production reached a high level in Ecuador's main port, reflecting ongoing export activity and agricultural yields.
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Quayaquil
Ecuador
Fishes and Lightning Sensitivity Noted
A peculiar sensitiveness to lightning has been noted in fishes with trout and other species dying in tanks and pools from distant lightning. The observed deaths occurred even when the storm was some distance away.
Dynamite Found Near Raf Faele's Home Sparks Revenge Claim
A year ago several sticks of dynamite were discovered between Raf Faele's residence and a local works site, fueling a claim of revenge. Details remain sparse as authorities investigate the motive and responsible parties.
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Raffaele
Guernsey Herd Sold From Lawton Breeder to Des Moines Buyer
Clayton C. Taylor of Lawtons New York sold his renowned Guernsey herd to Alfred J. Stubbs of Des Moines Iowa. The shipment occurred last Saturday and the herd has dominated national shows including the Pan-American at Buffalo and the World’s Fair at St Louis. Estimated price runs into thousands after 25 years of selective breeding.
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Clayton C. Taylor
Lawtons
N. Y
Dr Albertson Accepts Brooklyn Call
Rochester reports Rev Dr Charles Albertson after eight years at Central Presbyterian resigns to become pastor of Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian in Brooklyn. He has not sent formal acceptance yet but is expected to within days.
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Albertson
Brooklyn
Rochester
Charles (. Albertson
Central Presbyterian Church
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Pitchfork Mailed By Parcel Post From Birmingham
Birmingham dispatch records show the first parcel post item sent was a five foot long pitchfork weighing six pounds bound for Good Pine Louisiana. Postage was 38 cents.
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Birmingham
Ala
Parcel Post
Good Pine
Man Charged With Attacking Young Girl in Warsaw
Joseph Boise about 26 was arrested last week by Under Sheriff E M Cowdin of Warsaw charged with an attack on Margaret Germ six years old. Complaint was made by the girl's mother Mrs John Stanisa.
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Joseph Boise
Sherif E. M. Cowdin
Warsaw
Margaret Germ
John Stanisa
Florence wreck near Cape Race claims 22 sailors
The Furness liner Florence was wrecked near Cape Race Newfoundland Friday morning with 22 sailors dead including the captain.
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Furness
Florence
Cape Race
N. F
Estate Value Ranges Emerges in Sherman Case Utica Hearing
Testimony at the Utica hearing before Transfer Tax Appraiser Jones places the Sherman estate value between 400000 and 509000 dollars. The earlier cited value of 50000 dollars for Sherman’s estate is noted as a separate figure in the record.
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Sherman
Jones
Utica
N. Y
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