O Keefe Clever Boxer Shuts Out Meloney in Windy Bout
Special to The Washington from Philadelphia reports Tommy O Keefe outboxed Teddy Meloney at the Treadworth Netle Club. O Keefe used longer reach to press the attack while Maloney battled back, trading jabs and body blows through six rounds. The pace slowed late as both fighters tired and exchanges remained clean and hard.
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Wreck leaves twenty four injured on storm rails
A Western Maryland train derailment near Cumberl and Teat Saxton County injured twenty four passengers when snow and ice caused rails to spread. The northbound express from Cumberland struck embankment at thirty miles per hour. Several crew and passengers were hurt. names not fully available.
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Connan
Srexton County
Cochran Af Hagers
Express
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Ayom Reil
Cumberland Md
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Wigkakemaster
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Cam
Light Engine Wreck Injures Engineer Near Alexandria
Near Alexandria a rear end collision severely damaged a light engine. The incident disrupted a Washington Birthday parade plan as committee members organized to report on the celebration program.
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Thurman Resentenced to Death After Conviction
A summary of Thurman’s resentencing notes a death sentence upheld on appeal. The record references Walter F Del a th oafterac no traht, changes before Flun 2oopefire, and mentions a 7 Pie date with execution order.
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Walter F
Daly Defeats Harry Cline in Three Cushion Match
In a Vermont three cushion set, Daly defeats Harry Cline, claiming the unchampionship emblem as the clock shows Daly with a 4 high and notable 40 ons average. Other details mention Willard and a late blaze at Simpeun mines, but the readable facts center on Daly's victory over Cline in a linked match context.
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Fatally Burned After Lamp Explosion in Maryland
The mill agent Miss Jennie raged and his daughter of Martin of Themill was fatally burned by an lamp explosion.
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Washington Post
Jennie J Raged
Martin
Themill
Suffrage Bill Caucus Gorman Urges Adoption
In Washington and Annapolis reports, Democrats caucus to ratify a disfranchisement amendment drafted by committees with changes. Senator Gorman and others defend the measure, aiming to reduce Negro voting while avoiding division as the bill passes the house.
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Willin
Somerset Sud
Nears
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Indi Ida
Senator Price
Immigrant Fails to Answer Languages on Transatlantic Steamer
A passenger on the Royal War Time steamship said to be from the Orient failed to respond to languages of Europe and the Orient when interrogated by officials and fellow travelers. The agent listed his name as G Ferris, suggesting possible English or American ties, but no language could elicit a reply. He was sent to a distant island where interpreters will need time to complete the inquiry.
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Carl Woautson
Bowlers Ready for American Bowling Congress Meet
Sunday departure for the American Bowling Congress event with notable figures and organizers planning travel from Washington. The Fat Men quartet to join Cine event a week later while Mrs Vanderbilt hosts luncheon at her home for attendees. Mrs Willon Tift and others reside in New Jersey and Princeton scenes.
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Sheerick Bureaus
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Plaga
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Cleveland
Princeton NJ
Archibald “Waterhouse
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Huckinghan
Baronet Ends Roving Ambassador Bryce in Search
English baronet Sir Gentile Cave Browne-Prowse, once a wandering figure linked to many wars and continents, ends years of absence by boarding the White Star Line ship Cel tic bound for Southampton. He is heir to the Browne Cave baronetcy, born in 1784, with ties to Kingsley near Warrington. his travels included India, the Boer War, China coast, San Francisco, and American cowpunching before resurfacing in Kansas City and Texas.
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James W. Pinchot Dies at Son's Home in Presence of Lady Alan
James W. Pinchot, longtime forestry advocate and father of Lady Alan Stone, died last night at his son's house in Rhode Island after a long illness. He was born in 1831 in Milgard, of French descent, and shifted from business in New York to forestry in 1875. His death follows a severe grip that weakened him earlier this week. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Pinchot held numerous roles including vice president of the American Forestry Association and member of major cultural and scientific societies.
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Jainenzan Forestry Association
American Geographic Socety
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Natonal Academy of Design
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Ice blocks Ship Channel near Baltimore Bay
Ice conditions on Chesapeake Bay worsen with the ship channel blocked to only the most powerful vessels. Several channel marks have shifted, increasing navigation hazards. The Susquehanna River is frozen solid from Havre de Grace area, with ice ten to fifteen inches thick. A rapid thaw could threaten the jammed bay traffic.
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William Nottingham Reaches Seattle After 120 Days At Pumps
The schooner William Nottingham, carrying 50 percent reinsurance, arrived in Seattle after 349 days from New York via Melbourne. She faced rough seas, spent August 29 to October 8 in repairs at Melbourne, then sprang a leak and forced the crew to work at the pumps for 120 days to stay afloat. Officers and crew were nearly prostrated by the ordeal.
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Seattle
Melbourne
Murder of Czar Rumored Sparks European Outcry
London Paris Berlin and Vienna papers rushed to verify reports that the Czar had been assassinated. Telegrams flared across capitals while the Russian Embassy in Washington denied the claim and a St Petersburg dispatch echoed the denial.
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Thaw Hope Grows As Family Delays Release For Young Man
Family holds young man at Matteawan for about a month or so as authorities assess his condition. A physician notes the thaw’s whisky allowance was small and the case hinges on medical verdicts and patient welfare.
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Record of Thaw mixed with Vanderbilt auto race tale in Florida
A chaotic report links State Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Matteawan with Harry K Thaw's potential release as physicians monitor his recovery after his trial. The piece weaves in Vanderbilt automobile ambitions, a $1,390,000 Mercedes project, lawsuits, and overseas mechanics, while detailing disputes over funds and commissions amid the Florida Daytona Beach exploits and private stock interest.
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Thaw’s Inmate Treatment Under State Supervision
State superintendent of prisons C Collins orders asylum inmates treated under his charge rather than the State Lunacy Board. Rumors swirl that Thaw drank heavily at the Tombs, with Ferns and Dr McGuire disputing the level of stimulants Thaw consumed.
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Seven Story Garage For William K Vanderbilt Planned
Plans for a seven story brick and limestone garage for William K Vanderbilt at 49 East Fifty second Street near Madison Avenue call for Italian renaissance styling. The design features large windows a fifth floor balcony a roof pergola and interior spaces with dining rooms grand and petit salons on adjacent floors. A ground floor billiard room a central stair foyer and an elevator are included with an estimated cost of 160000. Special to The Washington Post.
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Folk's Nephew in Jail in Kidnapping Case
Special to The Washington Fest reports George Folk, a Treasury Department Secret Service agent and Missouri Governor Folk's nephew, jailed in Emerson on kidnapping charges. He denied bail as a remand extends four weeks while two farmers say they crossed the boundary at the town to attest barley smuggling. Authorities arrested him on a southbound Winnipeg train and appeals are directed to Ottawa and Washington.
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Burglary Accused Broker Sought in Walker Swindle Case
Special report from The Washington Post details a Tombs Police Court hearing where a broker and his stenographer Edna Smith face 700 charge swindling. Pinkerton agents allege $30 000 obtained from Willam F Walker, former treasurer of Savings Bank of New Britain, who fled Mexico after a $20 000 default. Walker is en route back as a prisoner with Pinkerton guards. investigation cites Walkers papers found at his home.
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Edna Smith
Tombs
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Norman F Halley
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Wall Street Meeting Reveals Check Banknote Exchange
In a lower Wall Street brokerage room a man and a woman collected checks amid a furnitureless scene. The man, identified as Blackmur, handed checks to the stenographer Margaret 197 Endan, while the woman claimed to be Munro later. Cash and drafts from the Wes End Trust Co appeared, with amounts including 3409 and 70. The case centers on identity and forged transactions tied to Munro and Blackmur.
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Daily and Sunday Post distribution notice
The Daily and Sunday Post announces home and office delivery options for both editions. Subscribers can receive daily at the office and Sunday at home if preferred. A free special edition showing the first ten pictures is available at the Post business office.
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Washington Post Coupon Contest Rules and Entry Terms
The Washington Post announces a coupon contest with complete solutions required. Prizes go to the greatest number of correct solutions, no more than one prize per contestant, and ties share prizes. Entries may use any aid, with the Contest Editor as final arbiter. no Post employees or relatives may enter. Send communications to the Contest Editor, Washington DC, and do not send coupons until the contest ends.
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