Death of Wall Street operator in New Haven home
Charles A Edwards a New York Wall Street operator and former head of the Passaic Chemical Co died at the home of Charles A Hiller 117 College Street New Haven. The death appears to be by pistol wound with initial police belief of possible murder after a night visit during a Harris party. Autopsy expected. police guard over the Hillers as investigators pursue motives and family estate disputes.
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Charles A. Edwards
Wall Street
Charles A. Hiller
New Haven
Conn
Charles 4. Edwards
New York
Passaic Chemical Company
New Jersey
General Chemical Company
New York City
Lyme
Jan
Charles
Hiller
Brener Pond
Hillier
College Strett
Fust Isi
Nits
Yale
Min Edwards
Maxey
Peat Brothers
Charles Aclillet
Jaliet
Howards
Sr Asrslus
Lier
Dea
Acd
Ami Seseru
Pound
Ediwards
Maxey Hiller
Edwards
Harris
Hillers
Mr. Edwards
Uilter Homestead
Tomorow
Bartlett
A. Maxcy Hiller
College Street
Jonathan Heiwarda
Charley
K Edwards
Sarah Catherine Hiller
Abigail Hitler
Charles A.hiller
Galina
Kana
Temple Street
Tornado hits Albany Georgia leaves dead and wounded
A tornado in Albany Georgia at 1 30 pm caused multiple deaths and serious injuries. Two men are confirmed dead and several others likely to die. The Virginia Carolina Chemical Company suffered extensive loss estimated at 60 000 in buildings and machinery with total losses around 160 000. The Southern Bell Telephone Company also suffered significant damage as telegraph lines went down along with widespread destruction and homelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ben Jones
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Jake Johnson
Lula Gladden
Jessie Davis
Annie Davis
Jessie Woodall
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Pretoria
Freight wreck kills two near Fair Forest South Carolina
A freight wreck on the Southern Railroad near Fair Forest South Carolina at 11 o'clock today left engine on its side and cars piled. Engineer J A Lucas of Greenville and a colored fireman were killed. Others fatally injured. Northbound trains detoured via Columbus delaying six to seven hours. Washout blamed for the crash.
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Greenville
D. C
Southern Railroad
Fair Forest
5. C
J. A. Lucas
Columbis
3. C
German War Move Prompted by France Military Prep
Berlin says actions are precautionary and not hostile. Germany orders 20 000 freight cars for five nations to move troops if needed by March. France and Germany strengthen positions before the Morocco conference with frontier deployments and a shift to Etienne's aggressive military policy.
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Bertin
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
France
Morocco
Two Mayors in One Town Sparks Firehouse Ceiling Fear
Washington New Jersey January 3 two rival mayors sit in the same chamber with their councils while the fire brigade hovers over a feared ceiling collapse. Dr B Smith failed to qualify within ten days after election and R M Patty refuses to recognize his claim to the office.
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Washington, N. J
B. Smith
R. M. Patty
Dr. Smith
Sim
E Saterday
Fire Captain Dies as Springfield Church Fire Destroys Highland Baptist
In Springfield Mass January 3 Capt Stiney Bowers of the fire department was killed and fellow firefighter Frank L Hines was seriously injured when an incendiary blaze leveled the Highland Baptist Church. The fire began in an adjoining barn with prior arson attempts. A roof collapse trapped Bowers as three other firefighters were rescued. The church valued around 40000 dollars.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfeld
Stiney Bowers
Frank L. Hines
Freman
Highland Baptist Church
Bowers
Steamer Siberia Master Dies By Own Hand
Victoria dispatch reports Capt J Tremain Smith master of the Siberia died by suicide. A Chinese cabin boy found him Dec 7 with throat cut, a blood stained razor at his side. He had been decreasing throughout the voyage from San Francisco. The body was sent to San Francisco for burial.
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San Francisco
Waves Too Big to Face on Atlantic Liner Statendam
The big passenger steamer Statendam reversed course from America to Europe amid huge waves on December 26. Doors were smashed, deck fixings torn, and the purser injured as six inches of water filled steerage cabins. Captain Roggevun steered through the sea for five hours to calm passengers, and he received a vote of thanks upon arrival.
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Atlantic
Europe
New York
Statendam
America
Roggevun
Killed His Sister-In-Law in Jersey City
Marie Arcangelo Dolia, 23, was shot by her brother in law Joseph Vanea at her Jersey City home. Vanea was chased by a mob and restrained by police after a lengthy pursuit. he claimed she refused him permission to live there.
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New York
Marie Arcangelo Dolia
Joseph Vanea
Jersey City
Vanea
Gallingers Peril on Street Car Rescue by Senator
Senator Gallinger and his wife Mrs. Gallinger were struck when a Mount Pleasant car on Connecticut avenue hit them at N street last night. The senator threw himself to shield his wife, saving her as he was struck, both sustaining injuries yet not serious. They received care at Hotel La Normandie and later attended dinner, praising the car’s fenders and criticizing the conductor’s failure to announce the stop.
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Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Mount Pleasant
Connecticut Avenue
N_ street
Gailinger
Senate Committee
Galt Huger
Jefferson Place
N Street
Senator Gallinger
Senator Galtinger
Hotel la Normandie
Atland Fifteenth Streets
Johnson
Ater
Gallinger
Gallingers
H. S. E. Johnson
Fifteenth Streets
Gal Hnger
J. H. Corning
18Th St
Rescue Push For Stranded P. J. Thistlewood
Pensacola reports the coast steamer P. J. Thistlewood ashore twenty miles east of Pensacola bar in a heavy gale. Tugs depart with life-saving crews to rescue the crew, cargo likely oranges and fruit, weather harsh and salvage difficult amid rough Gulf seas.
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Pensacola Bar
Pensacola
Fla
P. J. Thistlewood
Tampa
New Orleans
Gulf Beach
Thistlewood
Gulf
Mystery in New Haven Tragedy and War News Highlights
An index lists articles across sections titles including Mystery in New Haven Tragedy Germany Prepares for War Senator and Mrs Gallinger Injured Rojestvensky Accuses British Santo Domingo Treaty in Danger and more. It notes court cases regional reports political updates and social notices across pages two to twelve.
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New Haven
Germany
Gallinger
Rojestvensky
Santo Domingo
Gen. Harries
Albany
Erest
la Follette
McCall
Holland
Washington
Russia
Grusby
Yerkes
New York
Russian Admiral Claims British Fleet Ready to Annihilate Russians
Admiral Rojestvensky alleges in Nevsky Vremya that British ships gathered at Weihaiwei with orders to destroy the Russian fleet if the Sea of Japan battle favored Japan’s side. He says Togo’s whereabouts were known and that he outmaneuvered Togo, while a court martial inquiry into the fleet’s loss proceeds. Spring-Rice sought an explanation from Foreign Minister Lamsdorff.
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Weihaiwei
Togo
Sea of Japan
St. Petersburg
Jane
Rojestvensky
Nevce Vremya
Marine
Rojesivensky
Great Britain
Simbar
Weihaiwe
Eiveles
Spring-Rice
Lamsdorff
Novoe Vremya
Dynamite Found Hidden in Coal on Transport Thomas
Special to The Washington Post from Seattle reports two sticks of dynamite were discovered in the coal aboard the transport Thomas on a recent U S voyage. Passenger Lewis E. Davis, from Vancouver, says officers suspected Japanese stevedores planted the explosive. The ship carried 1,500 soldiers of the Seventeenth Infantry and 400 civilian passengers, with four thousand tons of Nagasaki coal loaded.
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Washington Post
Seattle
Wash
Thomas
United States
Lewis E. Davis
Vancouver
Nagasaki
Davis
America
Seventeenth Infantry
Three Accused of Murder in Wilmington Carding-house Death
Ignac Alkaczewicz William Jones and Peter Bell were arrested in Wilmington Vel on murder charges for Ponko Woelek found dead with a fractured skull in his carding-house at 1131 Lobdell street. The coroner's jury will decide. quarrel over cards preceded the fatal blows.
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Wilmington
Vel
Ignac Alkaczewics
William Jones
Peter Bell
Ponko Woelek
Woelek
Lobdell Street
Alkaczewicz
Wociek
Jones
Bell
Defeat for Treaty Dominates Santo Domingo Debate
Senate opposition appears likely to defeat the Santo Domingo treaty as President Roosevelt rejects withdrawal. Strong financial interests tied to the National City Bank face pressure over an amortization fund from Dominican revenues, with debate over its disposition if the treaty fails and whether Congress can chart a new course without expanding the Monroe Doctrine.
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National City Bank
Santo Domingo
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Byhus
Roosevelt
Ufiledd
Santo Domngo
Congress
Morales
New York
Presider Roosevelt
Taft
Milton E. Ailes
National City
Dominica
United States
Europe
Latin America
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Lee
Benjamin
Dir Cheney
Charles A. Tiller
Corgam Pond
Ay Maxey Hi
Pom
Bessa
Burt Oh
Pond
A. Maxey Hiller
Ba- Wards
Tiller Samaly
Banking Dept. Union ‘Trust Co
Cheney
Georgia
Marvel More
Mili
Berlin
Paris
Merteaux
M. Etienne
M. Berteaux
Reciaists
Chamber of Deputies
Negrier
Moro
Co Omsumore Ana Meura
Pennsylvania Railroda
Sept Congressional Limited
Alucide
Siberia
Baltimore
PERIL
Statesman
Frank Linby & Co
Smalls
J. W. Small & Sons
Mth & G
Wonnington
Waldorf-Astoria
Bway
Part
Excela Fussell
N.Y. Av
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