Historians plan meet ambassador Bryce at annual sessions
Eminent historians gather for the twenty fourth annual meeting of the American Historical Association to be held in this city and in Richmond with a reception for delegates at the British embassy. Ambassador Bryce will address topics on history and American political science relations and census material use.
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Pintavetonia
FragmentedOCR: Family Perished in Suspected Incident
Incoherent OCR notes suggest a family suffocated in a residence, with scattered names and possible suspects. References to Tikerman, Yarden, and local locations hint at a homicide or fatal accident tied to a man linked to a Christ figure, with adjoining room mentioned.
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Tahoe
Christ
Missing $29,000 in Monrovia Bank Heist
Merilay Detectives report a $29,000 theft at a Monrovia bank last Saturday. The cash was discovered missing after the teller’s box was opened and the thief took the money before dawn on Monday. Bank insured, but losses appear to be under the insured amount.
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Noel
Boo Bers
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Partte
Baron Rosen Stay Proclaimed Without Foundation Rumor
A confusing fragment claims Baron Rosen will remain in a position tied to a rumor about a hyphenated service and missing funds. The ambassador reportedly declares the claim unfounded, noting the rumor lacks basis and asserting no financial stake under discussion.
Bernhardt Sees Czar in Historic Tsarskoe Selo Audience
French actress Sarah Bernhardt, visiting St Petersburg for a performance, was presented to Emperor Nicholas II at Tsarskoe Selo. The audience followed a formal introduction and included a portrait gift, marking a notable cultural exchange in early December.
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Tsarskoe Selo
St Petersburg
Sarah Bernhardt
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Starving men march through London shopping streets demanding work
Shabbily dressed unemployed men paraded fashionable stores in London and Glasgow this Christmas season. Police escorted the group to prevent trouble as crowds of aristocrats watched. More than a thousand homeless gather nightly on the Thames embankment seeking Salvation Army shelter tickets, but demand outstrips supply. Charities distribute meals, yet the festive need far exceeds what is offered.
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Robbers torture farmer in Toledo safe heist
Two masked robbers broke into a Curtice area farmhouse this morning forcing Ho A Shadow to open a safe and steal 180 dollars. They tied the homeowner to a bed, gagged him with a sheet and a wool mitten, set a fire with lighted matches, then fled with a horse and buggy. A 7 person family and nearby farmers pursued the attackers as the husband was found unconscious, still bound, in his front room. The injured man Schabow remained in serious condition while police investigated the brutal incident.
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Dr Ghas Allen Dead Stricken While in buggy
Dr Ghas Allen a longtime Washington resident and prominent physician died at 74 from apoplexy after returning from a patient’s bedside. A Georgetown Medical College graduate and former arsenal clerk, he served in charity work, politics, and Baptist circles. He leaves a wife Mary, four sisters, two brothers, and many local associations. Services at Second Baptist Church with burial in Congressional Cemetery.
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Librarian fatally injured in New York trolley collision
In a late day crash on a sunken road near Central Park South an automobile struck a trolley car. George C Hurlbut librarian of the American Geographical Society and his daughter Miss Ione Hurlbut were fatally injured and died at the hospital. The chauffeur leaped to safety and was arrested, as was James Gannon the motorman.
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Dec
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Mother Kills Infant in Domestic Fight in Philadelphia
Alfred Turner aged 10 weeks died when his parents fought over breakfast. The father illam Turner allegedly attacked his wife as she held the baby, causing it to be crushed when dropped to the floor. Both parents were arrested.
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Battle Over Whisky Jug In Kentucky County
Hopkinsville reports a whisky jug dispute turning deadly with five Black men mortally wounded in a county fight. Charles Leander allegedly tried to steal a jug and was shot, sparking a large gun battle with about 100 shots. Kirk McCoy was shot in the eye and killed. Eugene Ferguson blamed. At Tidella near the Tennessee Central Railroad a depot shooting wounded several as the train pulled out, with three likely fatally hurt.
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Ice hockey death of Reading manager in Mishawam Pond
John C Proctor of Reading and Boston cocoa firm leader and Reading Club member collapsed after an ice hockey game at Mishawam pond and died minutes later from cerebral hemorrhage during a high exertion match with Reading Golf Club players.
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Blue Day For Showmer and Moving Picture Theaters
New York theaters reported a shutdown under Mayor McClellan’s order with owners awaiting legal guidance. About 46 theater keepers attended a Murray Hill Lyceum meeting led by William Tox. Augustus Rogers prepared counsel's report as police officials prepare a course of action. Managers seek a clear Sunday entertainment ruling within the law.
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Faith in Militia For U S War Mobilization
Lieut Col Lt Weaver of the coast artillery corps, chief of the division of militia affairs, estimates that practically all militia organizations would respond to a call. He notes Congress has reformed the militia to enable formation of U S land forces in peacetime for immediate use in war, proposing a territorial district plan with planned divisions and brigades for mobilization.
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Christmas Mail Surge Delivers Record Regional Totals
More than 100 sacks of malt were piled at Ely post office as postmen completed deliveries yesterday. Clerks sorted contents overnight and will distribute today. Mail volume rose over 20 percent to a record pace, with all packages expected to be delivered by nightfall.
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Pigeon Drops at Sea on Belgian Band Marker
A steamship report from off the Brazilian coast describes a pigeon found exhausted on deck with a metal leg band marked Antwerp Number 777 and the sequence 70 between two lines. The bird bore no other identifiers and the crew noted the curious signal while at sea en route from South American ports to Boston.
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Bandit Starr Opens Surrender Talks With Oklahoma Governor
Governor Haskell announced that Henry Starr, a noted outlaw, has expressed willingness to surrender to the State and face charges here. Haskell said immunity against extradition to other states would not be guaranteed and Starr is wanted in several states on various charges.
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