Foreign arogate gate uprising threat prompts calm response
A jumble of foreign policy notes describes rumors of upheaval aimed at dethroning a dynasty. officials assert assurances that Beijing maintains control and that foreigners need fear no danger. The article also mentions travel advisories and a Baltimore round trip fare of $1.25 via the Pennsylvania Railroad on weekends.
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Mimsict
Pekin
Raneste
China
Baltimore and Return
Pennsyvania Railroad
Congressional
Skull Flattened Bullets Endure Shots By Self Inflicted Firearm
New York February 16 surgeons at Harlem Hospital examine William Murphy a 27 year old horseshoer who fired two bullets at his forehead from six inches away. He fell but recovered while remarks that he had not harmed the skull. The first bullet lodged in forehead flesh flattened. the second was deflected causing a wound.
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New York
Hfarlem Hospital
William Murphy
Agde
Murphy
Ward Letters in Evidence in Mann Perjury Hearing
Moses Ellis Wooster testified at the Col William Mann perjury hearing in Town Vopies. He identified several letters tied to Reginald Ward and Mann. John Terrill of Milwaukee, a handwriting expert, linked the challenged letters to Mann’s admitted writing. Examination adjourned until Monday morning.
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Moses Ellis Wooster
Wiliam
Dr. Mann
Wooster
New York
Reginald Ward
Col. Mann
Meo Wooster
John Tsrrel
Milwaukee
Tharaghers 'O. RL WW
Col. Munn
Count Ward
Col Manis
Girl's Penange Killed In Fire At Orphan Asylum
Cincinnati Ohio February 16 Rose Enner a seventeen year old inmate of Bethany Euphral orphanage died today from extensive burns suffered during a self injurious act when her clothing caught fire. Jillian Perez a three year old inmate sustained a cut while another child tried to adjust bandages leading to boiling water scalding. The girl tied to ease infant distress inadvertently caused further injury. Fire officials report the incident as mishandling of burning garments with tragic outcome.
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Washington Pass
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rose H. Enner
Bethany Hon
Endate
Jillian Wears
Jase
Alexander Very Ill After Major Surgical Operation
Special to The Washington and New York from February 16. James W. Alexander, former president of the Equitable Safe Assurance Society, was brought to the city and underwent a severe surgical operation. He is at his home on East Sixty fourth street in a serious condition for his age. The operation was said to be successful and hopes for Mrs. Alexander's recovery were strong.
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Washington & New York
James W. Alexander
Equitable Safe Assurance Society
Tie
Wanted His Neck Broken in Georgia Execution
Essie Joinson, a negro, was hanged in the jail at Dawson Georgia for the murder of Hhza Banks an old negro woman. His neck broke from a seven foot fall after he asked the sheriff to tighten the noose to ensure death. He confessed minutes before the end after maintaining innocence. Other brief items note a fatal railway accident and a Sunday Post souvenir feature.
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Dawson
Essie Joinson
Wis
Hhza Banks
Johnson
Million in Mule Suit to Get Money Back
Cincinnati bankers claim in United States Circuit Court that the Miami and Erie Transportation Company known as the electric mule issued bonds and paid-up stock on minimal capital, enriching promoters and harming creditors. The suit seeks to recover $2,000,000 in bonds and $2,940,000 in stock plus other sums, with a receiver named to collect assets for creditors.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States Circuit
Rudolph Jxieyholte
Cincinnnati
Miami and Erie ‘Transportation Company
Electric Mule
Cleveland
W. N. Lamprecht
Moses J. Mandelbaum
Leopold Wood
M. J. Mandelbaum & Co
Edward J.tillotson
R. Rousefield
George M. Chandler
Henry W. Wing
Myron Ef. Wilson
Fadward W. Moore
Henry A. Everett
Pred T. Pomeroy
Ralph A. Herman
John F. Harper
Warrens. Klayden
Charles Pack
Willian Christy
J. R. Nutt
Kiegholte
The
Miami
Wa Osuit
Ellis
Lamprecht and Associates
Mer. Kleybolre
T. M. Fordyce
Stork
Lamprecht
Miami and Erie Transportation Company
Lasuprecht
Miami and Erie
Fordyce
Miami Ni Erie Company
Blampreent
Mandelbaum & Co
Moore, Frerett, Pomeroy, Harman, Pack, Nutt
White House Wedding Readies for Longworth Roosevelt
Preparations surround the White House as Miss Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth prepare to wed with no departure plans beyond March 1. A 25,000 pearl necklace from Paris and other gifts arrive as crowds gather and security tightens for the noon ceremony.
Gift of Irish Point Lace to Miss Roosevelt
Special to The Washington ost New York Feb 16 A wedding gift of Irish point lace, painstaking and valuable, reaches Miss Roosevelt. Made by Miss Marion Daly of this city, the lace mirrors the design worn by Princess Beatrice on her wedding day. The cuffs and collar are a near duplicate of the princess item, a first handiwork since Daly arrived in the United States. Daly sends the lace as a token of esteem from the Irish people to Miss Roosevelt and the President.
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Washington
New York
Miss Roosevelt
Marion Daly
Miss Daly
Princess Beatrice
Longworth Roosevelt Wedding Draws London Notice
London wires report great public interest in the Longworth Roosevelt wedding. Descriptions and photographs appear in cables with lists of attendees and incidents. Curiosity centers on a possible royal present from King Edward and the queen’s sister reportedly en route to Washington.
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Edward
London
Darily Telegraph
H TH Jesty
Washington
Frigid Vigil in Ice Box Nets Italian Gang Leader
Four detectives hid in a twelve by fifteen foot ice box for thirteen hours in New York to arrest Giacchino Napoli, alleged head of the Black Hand extortion gang. Napoli, detained at 173 Bleecker Street after accepting a forged payoff, faced magistrate Mayo on extortion and related charges. Pietro Miano, a Bleecker Street butcher, had been targeted by the gang with a 3700 demand under threat of harm to his shop and family.
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Washington Post
New York
Black Hand
Giacchino Napoli
Wind
Mayo
Jefferson Market Court
Pietro Miano
Bleecker Street
Miano
Napoli
Palermo
Entire Family Murdered in Deliberate Fire Near Sydney
In a fire at Dominion coal mine area ten miles from Sydney, charred bodies of Antone Stetka, his wife, and two children were found. Authorities believe the blaze was set to cover murder. The children's skulls appeared crushed by an ax, and the man's skull was found apart from his body, suggesting decapitation by the killer. Nearby, a florist ad lists travel offers and rail fares.
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Sydney
Cape Breton
Antone Stetka
Dominion Coal Mine
Crowe Acquitted Then Rearrested for Robbery in Council Bluffs
In Omaha on February 16 Pat Crowe was acquitted after twenty nine ballots and seventeen hours, then immediately arrested for allegedly holding up two Council Bluffs street cars. Businessmen condemn the verdict as a carnival of crime and accuse prejudice against the beef trust and Cudahy. Crowe claims meat buyers angered by robberies and defends his case citing Cudahy’s Chicago trial.
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Crowe
Cudahy
The
Beef Trust
Washington Post
Omaha
Nebr
Pat Crowe
Red
Sutton
Council Bluffs
Alfred Kennedy
Curabby
Onga
Narrow Escape From Fire Destroys Pittsburg Plant
A fire at Nell Seiburg Co in Pittsburg Iowa destroyed the office fixture plant and forced a panic as workers fled to the street. Two men were slightly burned and about forty others escaped by diving clear. The engineer jumped from a window and sprained an ankle, an assisting worker was trapped under a falling roof but rescued with only minor injuries. Loss is estimated at 30000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Nell, Seiburg &Co
Allegheny
Indian Beat White Wife Brings 14 Year Prison Term
Edward Bruce a half breed Indian who married a Easton girl was sentenced to fourteen years in prison for brutal treatment of his wife. Bruce from Coupeville Washington claimed a large family estate and ancestral holdings in the region.
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Fastan
Edward Bruce
Easton
Bruce
Coupeville
Wash
Buggy Struck By Train Leaves Two Dead In Columbus
Miss Maud Kile was killed instantly and Miss Georgia Robinson fatally injured while crossing the Ohio Central tracks fourteen miles from Columbus. They were in a bogey en route to school when struck by a train. Robinson was found half a mile on the pilot. Tomorrow’s Sunday Post will feature a Nicholas Longworth Roosevelt portrait and an Alice blue mat photograph.
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Sunday Post
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Columbus
Ohio
Maud Kile
Georgia Robinson
Ohio Gentral Road
Tobinson
Bridgman Lectures On Africa From Sea To Center
Herbert L. Bridgman of Brooklyn spoke to the National Geographic Society at the National Rifles Armory on Africa from sea to center. He reviewed Britain Egypt relations and praised rail links to the Red Sea. He traced Sudan history and noted English control, ending with tributes to Kitchener and Gordon.
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Africa
Herbert L. Bridgman
Brooklyn
National Geographic Society
National Rifles’ Armory
Bridzman
Brooklyn Standard Union
Peary Arctic Lab
Great Britain
Egypt
Red Sea
England
Kitchener
Gordon
Children Perish In Fire At Rural Michigan Farm
Traverse City Mich Feb 16 Two children died and a third likely fatally burned when a farmhouse burned near Summit City Unis county. The mother saved a two year old from the blaze but could not rescue the other two children aged four years and ten months. Fire believed caused by children playing with matches.
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Traverse City
Mich
Seph Rod Three
Summit City
Unis County
Rodis
Wands
Eaid
Blavins
Wlui
Countess de Castellane Seeks Early Divorce Proceeding
Final attempt to reconcile fails. Count Boni de Castellane served with separation suit. Countess seeks decree within three years to retain title. divorce would end her right to the title. Court action proceeds in secrecy with French legal terms. Boniface, eldest son, would inherit title regardless of outcome.
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Countess de Castellane
Faris
Bani de Castellane
Linn God
Gewrit
Tlt
Enir
Huidas
Count Boni
Maitre Trichet
Edmond Kelly
Coudert Brothers
New York
MM. Cachard and Peartree
Sir Gowld
Slautre Coupri
Maites Bonnet
Bertinat
Boniface
Train Engineer Killed In Sudden Suburban Runaway Incident
Joseph Leslie, a locomotive engineer on the Susquehanna division, was found dead at Wellsburg after his head struck protection while reaching for orders. The freight train sped at high speed a mile a minute until the crew halted it with the electric controls and air brakes. The accident occurred as the train passed Corning and Fimira, with the fireman unaware of the engineer’s death until Wellsburg. The report notes no damage due to alert crew and references the Southern's Palm Limited to Florida schedules.
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Binghamton
Joseph Leslie
Susquehanna
Trie
Gemi
Wellsburg
Leslie
Corning
Fimira
Mother Hubbard
Witte May Resign In Russian Cabinet Turmoil
Tense conflict in the Russian government pits reactionary forces against progressives led by Durnovo. Witte or Interior Minister Durnovo risk removal as governors general face curbs on extraordinary powers amid repression disputes. Kutler, culture minister, resigns. fears of broader cabinet shakeups grow as train explosion injures several at Nicholas Railway station.
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Durnovo
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Ministe
Durnove
Wite
Uh 4
Count Witte
Burglary Bonds Found in Trunk from Budapest Theft
Austro-Hungarian consulate reports securities hidden in a trunk from Antwerp are from a January 20 1965 burglary at the royal Hungarian tax office in Budapest. Included were Austro-Hungarian bonds, Budapest city bonds, and bonds of banks and street railways valued around 50000 dollars. Isaac Heitzler says he carried the bonds for a friend named Moses Greenberg who could not be located.
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Washington
Pune
New York
Antwerp
Budapest
Isaac Heitzler
Moses Greenberg
Greenberg
Ohio prisoner says death penalty should stand
Frank Castor of Canton Ohio, condemned to die April 6 for killing Po Nceman Davis, declares the legislature should not abolish capital punishment. He asserts abolition would lead to a terrible state in Ohio despite facing execution. The remark highlights ongoing debate over murder justice.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Castor
Canton
Po Nceman Davis
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