Duel Follows a David Harum Transaction at Sparta
News from Sparta North Carolina reports a pistol duel after a cattle trade with two Allegheny men mortally wounded. T. A. Moxley and Aquilla Rector fought in Thompson's store. Moxley intoxicated and mortally injured, Rector severely wounded. Other incidents include a dynamite blast at Niagara Falls injuring three and Cambridge defeating Oxford 3 goals to 2 in a rugby rules football match in London.
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Four Favorites Win at New Orleans Card
New Orleans races report Birch Rod and Gaslighter beaten favorites as four other events finish with clear outcomes. Telescope leads in the second, Lieutenant Rice prevails in the third, Ram's Horn captures the fourth, and Lucy Young dominates the sixth while Oakland results follow with several winners.
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Want King to Return to Princeton Football Coach
Phil King, once a noted Princeton football and baseball figure, received praise from Wisconsin University students last week. The Wisconsin student body voiced strong support for next year's football coach in a straw poll conducted Saturday, signaling favorable sentiment toward King’s return.
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Wisconsin Coach King Wins Private Straw Vote For 328 Ballot
A private student straw poll drew 328 votes with King receiving 215, while 110 votes spread among nearly a dozen men including Yost McCornack Booth Cochems Driver and McCarthy. The vote signals strong support for Washington athlete King to lead a possible team, despite his current commitments in Wisconsin and later work with King’s Palace.
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Pulliam Re-Elected as League President and Officials
New York reports show Harry C. Pullam unanimously re-elected president secretary and treasurer of the National League of professional baseball clubs at the annual meeting. John T. Brush A H. Soden John Hart and Barney Dreyfuss also re-elected as directors. Brush received the pennant for 1905. paid admissions totaled 1,922,682 and the league is now out of debt.
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State Corporation Commission to be asked to require better car service
A mass meeting of patrons of the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Electric Railway is set for 8 tonight at the Business Men's League rooms to press for improved service and heating. Citizens urge action by the State Corporation Commission as cars remain unheated and unsafe despite pledges. aldermen back a resolution to seek rapid improvements and disputes over costs and street work continue.
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Burglary Guilty Plea Leads to Five Year Sentence
The Hotel Fleishmann burglary case ends with a guilty plea and a five year prison term. Special to The Washington Post from Clarksburg West Virginia reports a four month drought that has halted industry, leaving water scarce and newspapers at risk of not publishing.
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Immigrants for Virginia Discussed by State Board
The State board of agriculture in Richmond met Southern railway representatives to discuss bringing desirable immigrants to the South. They favored recruiting from Americans already settled here over bringing aliens by shipload. No definite action was taken.
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Heavy Snowfall Reaches Oakland and West Virginia
Six inches fell in the Alleghenies with nearly eighteen inches total since Saturday. Three inches more in the West Virginia Central Railroad district. Temperature dropped 18 degrees as snow drifts hinder mountain towns. Joseph Clower, a Frederick County leader, dies at 64. Virginia debt commission to meet in Richmond to discuss West Virginia’s share. Virginia railroads asked to appear January 17 for uniform freight classification.
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Snow and Ice Cause Widespread Accidents in City
A series of slips and tumbles from icy pavements and snow accumulation injured pedestrians and workers across Washington DC. Lineman Jacob Kronice, 45, fractured ribs and scalp wound after a car coupling mishap near Shepherds station. Conductor Buckner, 29, fractured foot bones at First and Virginia. Brakeman Temple Smith, 27, of the Pennsylvania Railroad, sprained hip and out of work for a week. Telegraph lineman John Diver, 20 feet tumble on L Street, bruised thigh. Motorist Joseph Moore, 55, walked into Emergency Hospital with injuries after slipping. A horse and carriage collision at Seventh and L left injuries and a broken arm for another man. An avalanche of snow damaged property at 345 Pennsylvania Avenue. A Capital Traction trolley hit a sleigh at Fifteenth and U, fender broken.
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Wilson Street
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Fifteenth and
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Center Market
Thirsty Stranger Accuses Negro of Robbery
Willam Fr Hopkins of Seneca N C visiting the Capital was robbed early yesterday between midnight and 4 am at Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue. Alfred Bird a Negro grabbed Hopkins wallet took $3 of $8 reported and hid the rest in snow. Policemen Curry and MacDonnell pursued Bird who was caught as he tried to bury the swag in bushes in the White Lot. Hopkins pocketbook and $3 were recovered. Bird is held for a Police Court hearing today.
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Accuses Negro of Highway Robbery in Police Court
Edward Pure twenty years old faced a hearing in the Police Court on a robbery charge. Prosecuting witness George W. Orem of Anacostia testified that Pure held him up Saturday night and stole his watch eyeglasses and 18 dollars. Judge Kimball set a 1000 dollar bond to await grand jury action.
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Mitchell Gains Point In Wales Suit Over Services
In Owego on December 13 Justice George F. Lyon granted the motion of John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers Union for a bill of particulars in the suit by A D Wales a Bangor ton attorney seeking 3200000 for services alleged to have been rendered during the big anthracite coal strike. Wales opposed the motion.
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Next Sunday’s Christmas number offers color art
The Washington Post previews a lavish Christmas issue with a color art supplement. It features Otto Gebler’s painting Art Critics In the Stable exhibited at the St Louis World’s Fair. The framed color print is highlighted as a wall ornament and a must for readers.
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Jury corruption trial hinges on embezzled tickets case
In the Samuel Gassenheimer embezzled tickets case, three witnesses testified to an attempt to bribe a juror, including Sam Needle who described receiving $200 in cash and a check from Gassenheimer's hotel. The bank confirmed the check and Needle identified the signer. The court adjourned as Foster, a juror, testified of meeting Needle. The Court of Appeals denied a special appeal to delay the trial. the case proceeds toward final resolution.
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