Takoma Park Block Signal Wreck Trial Testimony
Witnesses describe block signaling failures and conflicting times as engineers and operators dispute signals near Takoma Park and Silver Spring. The collision between No 2120 and an empty train near Terra Cotta is examined amid fog, with operators denying fault and inspectors weighing duties and rules under the Baltimore and Ohio system.
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Dent
Takoma
Washington Junction
Sliver Spring
Walter
Commission
University Station
Clements
Washington
Mr. Clements
John G. Wilson
Baltimore and Ohto Railway
Yakoma
L Vermilion
Silver Spring Station
Erra Cotta
Silver Spring
Stivers
No. 66
University
Crawford
Attommey Walter
Jo W. Kelly
Baltimore
Coefly
Brad Epgingera
Flemen
Harry H. Hildebrand
Baltimore and Qhio
Locust Point
Frederick
Boyds
Waa
Takoma Park
Hildebrand
Ratoma
Tse Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and
Ohin
Dutrow
Bilver Spring
Phillips
Phnlips
Interstate Commerce Commission
N Witt
J. G. Trumble
Frederick Oval
Hie
Terra Cotta
Kennedy
Upo
Nevitt
Macfarland and West
Maj. Sylvester
Macfarland
W. & McCauley
M. W. Phillips
W. E. McCauley
Baltimore and Ohio
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Takema Park
Takoma Fork
Catarrh Described as Debilitating Affected Areas
The article explains catarrh as a debilitating discharge from mucous membranes affecting the nose throat stomach and bowels. It notes the condition is kept inflamed by an immature and acralous state of the blood.
Takoma Park Train Collision Testimony On Signals
Witnesses describe signal colors and distances as a deadly Takoma Park collision unfolds. Operators Phillips and Ramsberg discuss red signals and whistle timing while guards and conductors testify to blurred fog conditions and sighting of the trains.
Cedric Sails With Largest First Class List To Levant
Special to The Washington Port New York January 4 The White Star liner Cedric sails tomorrow morning for Italy and Egypt with the largest first class passenger list ever carried to the Levant by a regular liner Capt and Mrs H J Hoiher 78 A and Frederick Gebhard among New Yorkers booked there is a large out of town contingent including Mrs Elizabeth S Moors Miss Moore Mrs B P Clark and Miss B L Hoops of Washington
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Washington
New York
Cedric
Italy
Egypt
Northeastern Storm Near Newfoundland With General Clear Night
Weather Bureau bulletin notes a near Newfoundland storm with rising energy and general clear conditions overnight except extreme Northwest regions. Rain or snow expected Saturday across central districts west of the Rockies, then Sunday in northern districts. warmer in the Atlantic States Sunday, with colder trends in Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Winds shift from northwest offshore to varied inland, and flood warnings issued for the Willamette, Upper Scioto, Wabash, and Lower Ohio rivers.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Weebington
Newfoundland
North Pacific
North Plateau
Mivsiualpp
New England
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Nebranks
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Atlantic States
Miuilssippi
Mixourt
Atlantic
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Steamera
Newonglond
Willmette
Portland
Oreg
Scioto River
Ohio
Wabash
Evans Vite
Progent
Mount Vernon
Ind
Buried Fragments Of Bodies From Terra Cotta Wreck
Morgue fragments collected after the Terra Cotta wreck will be buried at Glenwood Cemetery this afternoon. Hindle and Bayliss undertakers prepared the body, with burial expenses to be borne by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. A private ceremony will include a prayer by a clergyman, and officials plan an onsite monument by the railroad.
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Schoneberger
Glenwood Cemetery
Hindle & Bayliss
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Dr Belt's Will Filed After Fatal Baltimore Wrack
The will of Dr Edward Oliver Belt who died in the Baltimore and Ohio wreck at Terra Cotta last Sunday was filed yesterday. It leaves 411 real and personal property to his wife Emily N Belt named executrix without bond. From the Somerville Journal. It doesn't matter how homely a man is if his income is large enough some woman can be found to save him.
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Walter
Hildebrand
Waterloo
Hobbs
Gateway
Hollister
Cumberland
Trinidad
Washington
Alldebrand
Wilson
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Sliver Spring
Takoma
Clements
Terra Cotta
Megitt
Eyate
Hilgebrand
Takoma Park
Phillips
University
No. 66
Henry E. Page
Samuel Queen
J. T. Kennedy
Fredrick Lempke
Baltimore, and Ohio
Eielsh
Chestnut Avenue
North Takoma
J. G Trumble
Silver Spring
Interstate _Commerce Commission
Washington Port Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC
John ¥. Wilkins
Young “McLean
Mary Louise Hick
Frederick
Hicks
Newport
Whitc
Edward Oliver Belt
Wea
Emily N. Belt
Somerville Journal
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Stotts
Statts
W. M. Datrow
Frank
Haltimiers
Olio
Galloway
Phillins
Jtig
Rockvile
Head
Haltimore
Hood
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
Eighth St
Toekoma Park
Calvin E. Ramsberg
Agen
Philips
T. Henry Linn
New York Avenue
Magruder’s
Indian River
Florida
Conn. Ave
K St
Peter Grogan
Bet. H and I Streets
Knabe
Cobeul Pranee
WM. Knabe & CO
F Street
Sth
Nian
R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Incorporated
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Elgin
G. M. Wheeler
Elgin National Watch CO
Elgin, Ht
The
Levant
Randle Highlands
U.S
Undie Highlanda
Capitol
Dupont Circle
U 3 Resity
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Jota and Vila
Fres Automobile
Pea City
Realty
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A.W. Firemen's Insurance Building
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Vickaturg
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Kroeger
District of Columbia
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Arvak Panel
Christian Xander
Mtl Miller
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B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
J. J. Kidd & CO UL. Lia
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Berkeley
St. N.W
Ladies’ Banking Department
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Charles J. Bell
Wedderburn Co
Steinway
Penna, Ave
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Home Savings Bank
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Washington Gaslight
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Pa. Ave
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