Prominent New York woman charged by stenographer
A well regarded New York socialite, Mrs Jeanne Trautman, wife of Dr A wander Trautman, was charged after a security guard reported a man accosted him in a Fifth Avenue hallway and robbed him of 313. The accuser, Peter Jolgan, identified Mrs Trautman as the suspect in a shopping district incident. Mrs Trautman, who had walked from Carnegie Hall toward Fifth Avenue, was released on bond after four hours in custody as the case proceeded at Jefferson Police Court.
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Fifth Avenue
Jeanne Trautman
A’ Wander Trautman
Lexington Avenue
Jefferson
White
Tenderloin
Peter Jolgan
Singli
Trautman
Davis
Georgia
Hogan
Long Island
Carnegie Hall
Tiffany's
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Sam
Iam
Identity of wreck victim courts British link
Minneapolis dispatch says the North Dakota wreck victim J D Beresford was a presumed relative of Admiral Lord Charles Beresford of the British Mediterranean fleet. The British Embassy had no information confirming the relation beyond what newspapers reported. Communication to the Washington embassy will occur via the St Paul vice consul and the body is to be embalmed in Minneapolis for transport to England.
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St. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
Sea
Loch Charles Beresford
Ender
N Dak
Washington
St Paul
Charles Beresford
England
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el Paso
Tex
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Piccadilly
London
J. D Beresford
Emberlin
Noak
Lord Beresford
Mediterranean
Ronald C. Lindsay
America
Thaws Christmas Bitterness at Sing Sing Visit Ban
Special to The Washington Post New York December 2 Harry K Thaw faced a cold Christmas as his wife, unable to obtain a Sunday holiday visit pass, left a small present for him in the Tombs. Thaw requested a personal gift after discovering the delivery, but his wife had already left. A large teddy bear remained unclaimed until today. Also noted is the 482 prisoner count at the Tombs and the related sentencing of George Burnham Jr for grand larceny to two years at Sing Sing.
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Washington Post
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Two Killed in Celebration in Atlanta
Miss Lyman B G Freeman and her uncle B 3 Larrimore died after discharging blank cartridges then loaded rounds during a holiday celebration in Atlanta Georgia. Freeman died this afternoon and Marie Ford age eight died from burns suffered around a Christmas tree this morning.
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Atlanta
Dee
American sailors in fight spark panic in park
In Cienfuegos a group of sailors from the United States cruiser Cleveland fought in a public park during a concert. The disturbance caused panic among bystanders until police arrested several sailors and restored order.
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Cienfuegos
United States
Cleveland
Wreck at Lake Street grade crossing in Ashtabula harms many
Buffalo to Pittsburgh flyer strikes a trolley car on the Lake Street crossing, killing Leonard Newbold, 15, and injuring many more. Debris scatters 300 feet, gates not lowered per witnesses. motorman Bashley unhurt. Victims include James Whelpley, Rowley Newbold, Willie Raignhart, and Mrs Horace Johnson among others.
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Lake Shore Railroad
Isi
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O F Bullock
William C Cook
Jasper Horton
Bruieed
James Whelpley
William Reignhart
Pinesville
Horace Johnson
Katren Gardner
Clayton Jenkins
Achtabula
John Caplitant
Roallia Jeirgin
Robert Baptist
Erin
Rowley Newbold
Bashley
Newbold
Rowley
John Newbold
South Ridge
Chicago
Tr. Bullock
Parmly
Panesville
Willie Raignhart
Debord N. Raignhart
Painesville
J G. Dudley
St Joseph's Church
Midnight Mass in Paris and French towns amid church closures
Special Cable Dispatch reports Paris and Montmartre devout attended midnight mass despite church closures under the separation. In Agny-sur-Indre the mayor ordered the priest to quit both presbytery and church as communal authorities seize the edifice, provoking controversy over legality.
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Washington Post
Paris
France
Montmarte
Agny-sur-Indre
Whiting
Polite law breaker causes scene at gallery window
At Grand Boulevard and Rue Richelieu a widow known to tourists hosts caricatures including Cardinal Richard. Henri Bruchard asked a policeman about consequences then struck the window with a cane after the officer warned of arrest. He admitted guilt and was released after saying his conscience was violated by the caricature.
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Washington Post
Grand Boulevard
Rue Richelieu
Cardinal Richard
Henri Bruchard Bruchard
Bruchard
Aims to Abolish Terminal Tax at Mukden Meeting
At a consular meeting in Mukden, negotiators agreed to urge authorities to end the terminal tax and likin on foreign goods held by native merchants. The Ping-shiang riots have been suppressed.
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Mukden
Washington Post
Shanghai
Christmas Gift Fatality in Indianapolis
A Flobert rifle given to fifteen year old Thomas Moss in Indianapolis exploded when his friend Noah Streets picked it up and fired. Moss died instantly from a heart wound. The incident occurred on December 25 amid Christmas excitement.
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Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Flobert
Thomas Mobs
Noah Streets
Earthquake in Martinique rattles Fort de France
An earthquake struck Fort de France Martinique at 8 o clock this morning and lasted about twenty seconds. No damage was reported, though tremors continued briefly after the main shock.
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Fort de France
Martinique
Dee 2
Woman organist dies by own action in Beayile cistern
Special to The Washington Post from Flemington New Jersey December 25 Miss Bessie Hall thirty three year old organist of the Renville Presbyterian church committed suicide by drowning in a cistern at her mother's Beayile home early this morning after a period of nervous trouble She had rehearsed for a Christmas cantata titled Santa Claus and Uncle Sam but withdrew from the entertainment last week She told her mother she desired a drink and then locked the kitchen door opened the cistern trap door cut her throat with a cleaver and jumped in Neighbors found her dead in the water Her death leaves no stated reason and she was popular and financially well off Her role in last night’s entertainment was taken by another performer.
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Washington Post
Flemington
N. J
Bessie Hall
Renville Presbyterian Church
Beayiile
Miss Hill
Wealthy Woman Drowns Self Left Funds for Poor Across Cities
Mary Elsie Balfour, 55, drowned herself in East Lake Park after entering the area alone. A will directs cremation and distribution of funds to the poor in San Francisco, Copenhagen, and Nest Bed, with executors named by the cities. The fortune passes to relatives Julius and Carl Lorentzen and Peter and Henry Lorentzen, while jewelry goes to sister Edwardina. The mayors of Copenhagen and Nest Bed are to execute the bequests amid notes of San Francisco disaster affecting her mind.
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Cal
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East Lake Park Lake
Hibernian Bank
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Copenhagen
Nest Bed
Bank of
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Carl Lorentzen
Peter
Henry Lorentzen
Neat Bed
Edwardina
Derailed by switchman near Jacksonville five miles from city
Fireman John Holmes died after the Southern Railway No. 33 wreck at Moncrief near Jacksonville. Engineer Urquhach of Savannah badly burned, express passenger J A Kramer and express helper JS Ruben injured. Cause traced to a derailing switch activated by a tower switchman. In Greenville another rear end collision between Southern trains Nos 38 and 40 caused injuries and damaged cars and cabs.
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Greenville
S. C
Fla
Southern Railway
Washington
Moncrief
John Holmes
Urquhach
Savannah
J A. Kramer
JS. Ruben
Express
After Lawless Cubans. Troops to reinforce Santa Clara district
Havana reports that armed bands of ex insurgents in Santa Clara have sown depredations. Four troops of the Eleventh Cavalry and two companies of the Twenty seventh Infantry will leave Camp Columbia to reinforce the Fifteenth Cavalry and thoroughly scout the disturbed area. Operations will continue until larder and confidence are restored. Rumors speak of a possible uprising, unclear if revolutionists or bandits.
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Captain Edgar A. Macklin Improves After Shooting
Fort Reno Okla Dec 25 Captain Edgar A Macklin who was shot Saturday night continues to improve and is expected to recover physician says search for the negro assailant continues with no success murder theory discarded officers now believe the intent was robbery There was excitement when a negro suspect allegedly arrested but it proved to be a cotton thief.
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Okla
Edgar A. Macklin
Macklin
Beng
Noyes Accepts Professorship at University of Illinois
Urbana December 25 President Edmund J James announced that Dr William Albert Noyes editor of the Journal of the American Chemical Society and chief chemist of the Bureau of Standards has accepted the post of professor of chemistry and director of the chemical laboratory at the University of Illinois Five hundred stock burned in Allants Georgia livery stable loss about one hundred thousand dollars origin traced to safe blowers who exploded the safe in the office upon which the lamp overturned
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Washington Post
Urbana
Edmund J James
University of Ilinois
William Alpert Noyes
Journal of
The
American Chemical Society
Washington
Allants
Harper Brothers
Safe Biowera
Pepper Autopsy Held Widow Is Unable To Testify
The body of Col. James E. Pepper, famed distiller and racehorse owner, was shipped from the Waldorf Astoria to Lexington, Ky. Coroner Harburger noted Mrs. Pepper’s illness hindered testimony. Autopsy planned. death listed as fat embolism from a leg fracture amid conflicting certificates. Pepper’s wife Illa Offutt steered his finances to rebuild wealth, earning him turf renown as “Queen of the American Turf.”
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Washington Post
New York
James E. Pepper
Waldorf-Astoria
Lexington
Board of Health
Col Pepper
Richard Gibbons
Gibbons
O'Hanlon
Harburger Sia
Col. Pepper
C Hanlon
Thirty-third Street
Broadway
Colt Pepper
Jane
Way
Bull
Caldwell
Gibney
Col
Illa Offutt
Kentucky
King Pepper
Arthur Featherstone
Frank Farrell
Oriental Rugs Sale Cuts 35 Percent Below City Dealers
Importers claim 35 percent lower prices than other dealers and offer a cheerful refund on any rug if not satisfactory. A 25 year exchange window is touted for cosmetic concerns. Luther H. Hekimian leads the Ching Repairing Dept with a long established, city renowned reputation.
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Bugs
Luther H. Hekimian
Ching Repairing Dept
New York City
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