Historians Plan Meet Ambassador Bryce at Annual Meetings
Eminent historians will gather for the twenty fourth annual session of the American Historical Association in New York and Richmond. Ambassador Bryce will address history topics and host a reception at the British embassy after the first session.
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American Political Science Association
Richmond
Boas Pryce
Amerro
Jeros
Anmererar
Nowayers
Pintavetonia
Family Perishes In Suspected Poison Tragedy
Fragmentary notes describe a household suffocation death with a man blamed for an alleged poisoning. Names and places are unclear but a nearby room and a Christ figure are referenced, suggesting a domestic fatal incident under investigation.
Mysterious Theft Loses $29000 at Cal Bank
Monrovia detectives report a $29,000 loss from a local bank last Saturday. The money was discovered missing after the bank opened on Monday. Insurers may cover part of the loss. police are pursuing suspects with limited details available.
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Monrovia
Merilay
Noel
Boo Bers
de Roel Breathug
Partte
Baron Rosen Stay Claim Sparks Diplomatic Rumor
A confusing fragment suggests Baron Rosen may remain involved in a disputed service. It mentions an ambassador and a Western rumor about foundation status, with a tone of surprise at an arrest and a claim of no foundation supporting the claim.
Bernhardt Sees Czar at Tsarskoe Selo in St Petersburg
French actress Sarah Bernhardt was received by Emperor Nicholas II at Tsarskoe Selo, St Petersburg, and presented with a portrait. The audience occurred on December X as Bernhardt tours Russia.
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Emperor Micholas
Tsarskoe Selo
St Petersburg
Sarah Bernhardt
Nicholas
Starving men demand work as London poverty grows
Shabbily dressed unemployed men parade fashionable shopping streets shouting we want work amid aristocratic crowds. More than a thousand homeless gather on the Thames embankment nightly for Salvation Army tickets, yet shelters fill only half. Charities struggle as destitution surges beyond Christmas relief.
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London
Glasgow
Tyne
Addey
Thames Embankment
Salvation Army
Army
Newsnapers Daily
Sylvatin Army
Robbers Bind Farm Family and Loot Farm in Ohio Attack
Two masked men forced Ho A Shadow of Curtice Ohio to open a safe at a farmhouse, obtaining 180 dollars. They tied seven family members, gagged them with a sheet and a mitten, set a stove on fire, and stole a horse and buggy. A farmer, Sehabow, was tortured with matches while a second robber kept him at gunpoint. Children found their father unconscious after the raid. A posse pursued the suspects.
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Toledo
Ohio
Curtice Ohio
Schabow
Sehabow
Sibabow
Schadow
Dr Ghas Allen Dead Stricken While in buggy
Dr Ghas Allen a longtime Washington resident and prominent Georgetown Medical College graduate died at 74 from an apoplectic stroke. He collapsed en route home from a patient and was driven to his residence. An active charity worker, Democratic committee member, and Baptist lay leader, he leaves a wife, four sisters, two brothers, and many relations. Burial at Congressional Cemetery under Magons auspices.
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Alen
Astoria
Third
G Streets
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Dr Allen
Virginia
Arsenal
Georgetown Medical College
Alten
Norfolk
Newport News
Democratic National Committee
Association of Oltest
Qezree Mason
New Jerusalem Lodge
Mary
Alien
ED Olixe
Naomi Curley
Jane Lynn
City
Marshal
Hichand Alien
Judson Allen
Librarian Fatally Injured In Park Trolley Collision
In New York a sunken road near Central Park at Tight Street, George C Hurlbut, aged librarian of the American Geographical Society, and his daughter Miss Ione Hurlbut, were fatally injured in a crash with a trolley car and automobile. They were rushed to a hospital with skull fractures. the chauffeur jumped to safety and was arrested, along with James Gannon, the trolley motorman.
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Dec
Central Park
George C Hurlbut
Theepital
Wittam Gg
James Gannon
Mother Crushes Infant as Parents Fight in Philadelphia
Alfred Turner aged 10 weeks died in a domestic fight in Philadelphia when his mother dropped him while the couple argued over breakfast. The father Illam Turner attacked the wife and the infant was crushed during the struggle. Both parents were arrested.
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Philadelphia
Alfred Turner
Illam Turner
Battle Over Whisky Jug in Hopkinsville Riot
In Hopkinsville a deadly whisky jug dispute sparked a countywide pistol fight leaving five Black men mortally wounded. Charles Leander allegedly tried to steal whisky, triggering about 100 gunshots amid heavy drinking. Kirk McCoy was shot in the eye and killed by Eugene Ferguson in another incident. At Tidella near the Tennessee Central Railway depot, a later shooting wounded several as a train departed, with three likely fatally hurt.
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Hopkinsville
Charles Leander
Kirk McCoy
Eugene Ferguson
Tidella
Tought
Tennessee Central
Reading cocoa magnate dies after hockey game
John C Proctor of Reading and Boston cocoa interests died suddenly at Mishawam Pond after an ice hockey game with Reading Golf Club members. He collapsed then died within minutes from cerebral hemorrhage.
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John C Proctor
Reading
Boston
Itte
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Mishawam Pond
Reading Galf
Blue Day For Showmen In New York as Theaters Close
Moving picture theaters in New York shut down after a mayoral order obeyed. About 46 theater owners or keepers met at Murray Hill Lyceum led by William Tox, Jr. to await a court report from Augustus Rogers while they seek clarity on Sunday entertainment rules under police direction. The managers hope for a legal ruling to permit certain Sunday shows.
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Washington Post
New York
Moving Picture
Christiaas
Deai
Murray Itil Lyceum
Wshona
Wiliam Tox
Augustus Rogers
Bingnam
Lem
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House
Militia Reorganization Aims at Rapid War Mobilization
Nieut Col Lt Weaver head of the division of military affairs asserts that nearly all militia groups in the United States would respond to a wartime call. He notes Congress empowered a militia reorganization enabling a peacetime formation of U S land forces for immediate use on war outbreak. He proposes dividing the nation into territorial districts each with militia and regular troops to form mobilized army corps and subunits.
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United States
Snowe
Christmas Mail Delivers Record Results in Ely Post Office
More than 100 sacks of malt were piled at the Ely post office as postmen made late deliveries yesterday. Clerks separated contents overnight and will distribute today. Mail volume rose over 20 percent this Christmas, and postal workers achieved record delivering efficiency with all packages expected to be delivered by tonight.
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Ely
Pigeon Drops Aboard Off Brazilian Coast Case
A steamship report from Boston dated December describes a homing pigeon found exhausted on deck near the Brazilian coast. The bird bore a metal band reading Antwerp 777 with the number 70 between two lines, suggesting a racing or messenger history.
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Hellenic
Brazil
Antwerp
Bandit Starr Opens Negotiations With Oklahoma Governor
Guthrie Dec. Gov Haskell announced receipt of word from Henry Starr a noted bandit that Starr was ready to surrender to the state and stand trial on charges here with immunity against extradition offered by the governor Starr was wanted in several states on various charges and Haskell refused to consent to any arrangement.
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Oklahoma
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Heskell
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