Peabody in Defense Fomented by Reckless Men
Canvass of votes for Colorado state officers begins as Gov Peabody faces efforts to exclude Lt Gov Wake from presiding. Legislators consider referring fraud findings to a committee and potentially declaring Guy Peabody the legally elected governor if precinct fraud nullifies Denver returns. The governor urges election reform and arbitration measures amid a fraught political backdrop.
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Denver Colon
Jane
Colorado
House
Senate
Gov. Peabody
Guy Peabody
Alva Adams
Denver
Gay Peabody
Fort Cession
Packson
Legislatie
Legislate
Sherman Bell
Sormon
Uerner
Barty
The
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Notice of death and insertion terms in newspapers
Notice states that Markee and death notices may be inserted in multiple daily papers such as The New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Chicago Record Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Post-Standard and Minneapolis Tribune at no extra charge for ingestion or telegraphing, with publication the following morning.
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NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Cloer
Olrier Cincinnale
Exquirer
Clicago Record Herald
Philadelphil
Plblic Ledger
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald ST Soli AF
Post Standard ET Pali Fioneda Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LOOKER Looker Dies at 47 in Cleveland Park Funeral
Obituary notices for Henri B Looker of Cleveland Park aged forty seven. Funeral set at 3 o clock Friday January 6 at his Newark street residence with private interment.
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Looker
Arthur B Proctor
M Street
Sullivan
Patrick D
Katie B
Regen
Fourth Street
St Josep S
Undertakers advertise funeral services and prices
J William Lee and R F Harvey's Sons advertise funeral services in modest price ranges. Lee offers a commodious chapel and modern crematorium with a livery, while Harvey's Sons promote strictly first class services at moderate prices and a commodious chapel. Listed contact numbers and addresses provided.
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J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gawler
Aye
R.F Harvey
Fourteenth Street Nw
Commodiouy Chapel ‘Telephone
North
Rights of Capital and Labor speech on Colorado strike
A governor defends actions to curb a miners strike, praising law and order to protect life and property. He urges a new act to prohibit boycotting and intimidation, while affirming workers’ rights to organize and to sell their labor, noting no violence has emerged from canvassing or the final result.
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Colorado
Htis
Lkely
Father on the Stand Skeletal Knife Evidence in Page Murder Trial
In Cambridge MA on January 6 Edward Page testified as the father of murdered Mabel Page. The prosecution used a skeleton page knife for demonstration tied to wounds described by Drs Mead and Frost. Tucker sits quietly as testimony details the day of the murder and investigation.
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Cambridge Mass
Edward Page
Mabel Page
Charles L Tucker
Page
Pages
Julian A. Mead
Miss Page
Nan Patterson
New York
Tucker
Tuckers Home
H B Frost
Mulliken Court Martial Letter Admits Marriage Claim
Chicago Jan 6 Capt David B Mulliken of the Twenty seventh Infantry introduced a letter to the War Department in which he practically admits marriage to Regina Bautismo. The judge advocate noted the document as important evidence and Mulliken may testify in his own defense tomorrow. The defense may argue the marriage, if any, was not legal due to Bautismo’s prior marriage and lack of divorce.
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Chicago
David B Mulliken
Twenty-seventh Infantry
War Department
Mulliken
Fort Sheridan
Regina Batisme
Regina Bautismo
Health Office Records Deaths Noted Across City Addresses
Health Office records list numerous deaths with ages and street addresses across Washington. Names include Loulan Anderson, John Bevens, Sarah Beona, Mabel Brady, Mary Brent, Jas R Brightman Jr, Margaret Burchfield, Lucy Douglass, Roland Grimt, Michael Duffy, Whealer Howell, Eleanor King, Bernice Lewis, Charles M Oliver, Mamie Frreona, Louis Bulser, Julia Suman, Mary Turner, and others with ages from two months to 77. Addresses cover 500 zta st nw, 1406 Md ave, 1515 26th st nw, and more, with hospital affiliations noted for some.
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Loulan Anderson
Zta St Nw
John Bevens
MD Ave
Sarah C Beona
26Th St Nw
Mabel Brady
Columbia. Hospital
Mary C Brent
Armory
St Sw
Jas R Brightman Jr
11Th Et.sw
Margaret Burchfield
C St. Ne
Lucy Douglass
C St Nw
Roland AV Grimt
Jackson St
Michael Duffy
Julia M Suman
Mary E. Turner
St. Ow
Withdrawal of charges in Bishop Talbot case shocks church.
Presenters who had not repudiated the in writing charges against Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of Central Pennsylvania withdraw them citing canon changes and signers’ disagreements. The board of inquiry remains set for January 10 at Mansion House Philadelphia with critics noting disputed signatures and alleged fraud by some signers.
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Irvine
Philadelphia
Ithelbert Talbot
Central
Pennsylvania
Protestant Episcopal Church
M. W. Irvine
Prest
W B. Bodine
Board of Inquiry
J. Frederick Jenkinson
New York
Dr Bodine
Readme
Tuttle
Ethelbert Talbot
W G Miller
Huntingdon
Miller
Huntingdan
Huntingvan
Talbot
Bishop Talbot
Frederick Jenkinson
J. Arnold
Lord Gilberton
Herbert Noble
J A Beall
William B Witson
Richard B Cannon
Gilberson
Lifeboat Crosses Ocean Off Cape Cod
A Norwegian lifeboat sighted ten miles off Cape Cod by the steamer Baker, likely the Aradd or Turist, with four crew aboard reporting no injuries and seeking tow to Boston after losing its rudder. The lifeboat lies in inbound tug lanes, and tow likely soon. The Arnold completed the North Atlantic midwinter passage from Aasle sund to New York, reported 300 miles off coast last week.
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Boston
Mass
Aradd
Turist
Cape Cod
Baker
Arnold
North Atlantic
Aaslesund
Norway
New York
Manchester man on trial for alleged murder of son
Manchester Iowa January 5 Lester Clark charged with murdering his mentally impaired son through cruelty. Prosecution says Clark planned and carried out a vicious system of treatment that undermined the boy's constitution and led to a slow death, the torture continuing nearly a year.
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Manchester
Iowa
Lester Clark
Clark
Tyre
Receiver Appointed for New Orleans Railways Company
Biwen C. Foster of New Orleans is named receiver for the New Orleans Railways Company by Judge Lanning in the U S Circuit Court. Foster was appointed after insolvency and again in foreclosure by the New York Security and Trust Company, trustee for bonds totaling 14 228 000. The company defaulted on 400 000 in interest due January 3, and the trust company leads the suit that produced the receiver appointment. The order will stay with the company’s consent and the answer admitting all allegations.
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New Orleans Railways Company
Trenton
N. J
Biwen C. Foster
New Orleans
Lanning
United States Circuit Court
Foster
New York Security and Trust Company
Trust Company
Visited Chadwick’s jail clash ends with federal control
Federal authorities assert control over Mrs Chadwick's care in Cleveland jail after dispute with county officials over visits. Sheriff Mulhern and officials dispute jurisdiction while Deputy Marshals bar access to her counsel. A trunk opened by Louis Grossman holds only clothing worth an estimated four to five thousand dollars, with no added assets found.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie L Chadwick
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Barry
Chadwick
George G. Mulhern
Mulhern
United States
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
JI P Dawley
Dawley
Louis Grossman
Louis Grossman the Trunk Contained Only Wearing Apparel For Mrs. Chadwick
Former Gov Claflin Dead In Newton Mass
Newton Mass January fifth former governor Eliphalet Claflin died at his Walnut Street home after a brief illness born Milford March sixth eighteen eighteen he led in politics as a Republican serving in the Massachusetts legislature from forty nine to fifty three in the senate from eighteen sixty to eighteen eighty one and as lieutenant governor in eighteen sixty six to eighteen sixty eight governor in eighteen sixty nine seventy one later two terms in Congress from eighteen seventy seven to eighteen eighty one survived by sons Arthur and Adams and daughter Emma Ells.
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Newton
Mass
Claflin
Walnut Street
Newtonville
ClafUn
Milford
Senate
Arthur B
Adams D
Emma C. Ells
Boston
Henry V Poor
Brookline
Maine
Bowdoin College
Poor
New York
Russians March Out At Port Arthur, Forces Tallied
Veteran Gen. Nogi reports the surrendered garrison at Port Arthur may total 48,000, with 15,000 to 16,000 sick and wounded. Japanese prepare to fortify the fortress, salvage sunken ships, and rush medicines, foods, and supplies as noncombatants head to Chefoo and Shanghai.
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Nogi
Garrizon
London
Tokyo
Port Arthur
Yahuteul
Standard
Dblace
Army
Navy
Japan
Russia
Gen. Nogi
Chefoo
Mizoune
Tiedemann
Peking
Paul Lessar
Tientsin
Shanghai
Wei-hai-wei
Tsingtau
Ata
Epsule
Tilentsia
Japan's Submarines Reach Thirty Vessels in Service
Victoria B C Jan 6 The steamer Kanagaha arrived from Japan with a cargo of submarine boats shipped in sections from Seattle. The Japanese government reportedly has about thirty submarines, many ready for service, with others being assembled at Kur. Some foreign nationals will assist in manning them.
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Victoria
B.C
Kanagaha
Japan
Seattle
Kur
Russian plan unchanged for new loan issue in Europe
M Raffalovitch denies Wall Street rumors about halting the loan. The first issue will be launched in Berlin and Amsterdam toward the end of January with the balance in Paris in spring. Port Arthur’s fall is not expected to alter Russia’s military, naval, or financial plans.
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Paris
Wall Street
M. Raffalovitch
Berlin
Amsterdam
Port Arthur
Torpedo Boat Gregory Sails Toward Russia Under Own Power
New York January 5 The torpedo boat Gregory built by Lewis Nixon at Perth Amboy New Jersey for the Russian government left New York Harbor this afternoon bound for Russia possibly under her own power. The crew said farewell to friends before departure and a barge carrying the nine consorts hulls also left Perth Amboy headed for Sandy Hook with undetermined destination.
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Russia
New York
Gregory
Lewis Nixon
Perth Amboy
New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
Savanah, Ga
English ships not on watch report false says British envoy
Ambassador Hardinge denounces in St Petersburg a Novos Vremya claim that British warships accompany Vice Admiral Rojestvensky’s squadron and relay his movements to Tokyo via cable ports. He rejects the charge of neutrality breach by British ships in contact with Japanese agents.
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Hardinge
St. Petersburg
Charles Hardinge
Twwn
Lamsdorff
Novos Vremya
Rojestvensky
Tokyo
Charles
New Year Luncheon for Diplomats at Tokyo Court
In Tokyo on January 5 the Emperor hosted a New Year's luncheon for the diplomatic corps elder statesmen ministers and high officials. Baron d Anethan Belgian minister and dean spoke for the corps while Premier Katsura voiced hopes for imperial and national prosperity. No war mention was made.
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Tokyo
d’Anethan
Katsura
Japanese cruiser Takansi refuses to signal entry into Manila harbor
Japanese cruiser Takansi approached Manila entrance and refused to state origin or destination, entering Manila harbor under full steam after signaling. Reports from San Bernardino Straits place it at 2 p.m. today. Concurrently Madrid reports Russia and Japan filed complaints over Spain's wartime neutrality. Spain maintains strict neutrality and the issue regarding the Russian Pacific squadron at Vigo is noted as resolved.
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Takansi
Manila, Jan
San Bernardino Straits
Manila Harbor
Spain
Madrid
Foreign Office
Russia
Japan
Vigo
Edith Mary life buoy finds off Cape St Marys
Off Cape St Marys two life buoys marked Edith Mary Gisgow were found. They are thought to belong to the iron bark Edith Mary Hughes master, which left Ascension September 14 for St Johns and has not reported in 118 days. The crew, about ten men, is feared lost.
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Edith Mary
St. Johns
N. F
Gisagow
Cape St. Marys
Hughes
Ascension
Cape St. Marya
Beverly
England
J. C. Peacock
Glasgow
Scotland
Signor Tittoni III Stricken At Hunting Party
Italian Foreign Minister Tittoni suffered a cerebral congestion with right lung congestion during a hunting party at Magione near Perugia. He remained unconscious overnight with pulse 126 and fever. Dr Mazzoni treated him as ambassadors and wife headed to Rome. Prognosis is reserved.
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Rome
Jane
Titton
Meyer
Magione
Perugia
Signor Tittom
Signor Tittoni
Mazzoni
Pope Leo XIII
Signor Titton
Muazzon
Signor Tittonl
Tright
Signor Tittont
Women Called to Serve State in One Year Plan
Berlin reports a debate among German newspapers on Dr Ida Hilsiker of Zurich proposing women serve the state one year akin to men’s military service. Most oppose compulsory service citing cost but favor voluntary service for educational, disciplinary benefits in roles such as army hospitals, asylums, public nurseries, and household arts training.
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Berlin
Ida Hilsiker
Zurich
Hilsiker
German named manager at Shanghai Arsenal shifts power
North China Daily News says Choufu appoints a German named Basse as manager of the Chinese arsenal at Shanghai, signaling the ousting of the British ordnance head and German control over arsenals at Shanghai Hankow Nanking Tientsin. Pope honors Bishop of Portland with papal brief appointing him assistant to the pontifical throne.
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Shanghai
North China Daily News
Choufu
Nanking
Basse
Ordnance Department
Chinanfu
Hankow
Tientsin
Portland
Rome
O'Connell
Pius
Ten Cents Cause of Tragedy In Waterbury Bar
In Waterbury Connecticut James Dunn a bartender died from a gunshot wound after an argument over a one cent debt with Thomas Mooney a former brakeman from Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Mooney allegedly threatened Dunn with a revolver during pool hall scuffles and was charged after the shooting occurred in the saloon where Dunn worked the incident ending with Dunn gravely wounded in the groin and Mooney under arrest
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Waterbury
Conn
James Dunn
Thomas Mooney
Wilkesbarre
Mooney
Dunn
Police Shake-Up In New York Cuts Fifteen Captains
New York January 6 1920s era report says Commissioner McAdoo announced the transfer of fifteen captains in the police department to improve service. Nine captains moved within Brooklyn and six in Manhattan. Captain John W Cottrell of the Tenderlon precinct was not affected.
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New York
McAdoo
Brooklyn
Manhattan
John W. Cottrell
Tendersoln
Shipwrecked Harold Crew Arrives in Baltimore Port
The German steamer Koln under Captain Langreuter reached Baltimore from Bremen this morning carrying the shipwrecked crew of the British schooner Harold. Harold had been bound from Kabiz to Newfoundland when the disaster occurred.
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Baltimore
Koln
Langreuter
Bremen
Harold
Kabiz
Newfoundland
Remarkable Ocean Race Between German Liners
After nine days of Atlantic passage the Graf Waldersee of Hamburg American and Caseel of North German Lloyd arrived at New York within two hours of each other. They stayed within five miles for much of the voyage from the English Channel, trading lead positions as passengers shouted messages by megaphone. Captain A Hiech of the Graf Waldersee called it the most remarkable contest in his 38 years at sea.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Graf Walder
See
Hamburg-American Line
Caseel
Lloyd Ling
Graf Walderses
English Channel
A Hiech
Graf Waldersee
Chinaman Found Guilty In Import Case In Chicago
Lam Chee, a wealthy Chicago Chinese immigrant, convicted by a federal jury of attempting to import a Chinaman in violation of the Chinese Exclusion Act. He was sentenced to two years in the house of correction and fined $1,000. The case involved the death of Leong Dick whose body was found frozen in a refrigerator car in St Louis after plans to bring him to Chicago. Sam Chee, arrested in connection with the plot, negotiated with Leong Man, uncle of Leong Dick. The refrigerated car had carried the boy from Windsor, Canada.
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Chicago
United States District Court
United States
Lam Chee
House of Correction
Sam Chee
Leong Dick
St Louis
Leong Man
Windsor
Canada
Dodge Jewels Sold At Auction Seizing Half Appraised Value
New York January 6 jewels seized by customs five years ago from Mrs Phyllis Dodge were sold at public auction. Average purchase price under 60 percent of appraised value. A $35,000 pearl necklace abroad with $21,036 duty, total value $56,096, sold for $21,000. Ruby, diamond charm and pendant fetched $325. diamond dog collar valued abroad at 7200 with $2700 duty sold for $3525. </S>
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New York
Dodge
Phyllis Dodge
United States
Attorney Must Pay Bail In Roanoke Case
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke Virginia January. Negro attorney W Harth to pay 200 bail for client Jack Hanley convicted of larceny in Hastings Court and sentenced to six months in jail Hanley is missing JJ Woods to aid attorney for a cause tied to a separate death incident. Despondent over health Lydia Haupt dies at her Bellefontaine Ohio home carbolic acid intake. Haupt formerly from Frackville Pa and served as government nurse during the Spanish war and raised the American flag over Morro Castle Havana after hostilities ceased.
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Weahington
Roanoke
D. W Harth
Jack Hanley
Hastings Court
Hanley
JJ Woods
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Lydia Haupt
Frackville
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Leon Thennisson
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F Street
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Capitol St
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James H Vahey
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Long Island Railroad
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Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Health Office Record
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U. S A
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Academy of Music
Cafa
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the Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
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D Sts
Signor Tittoni III
Barkeeper
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A. Collins
Cafe Calvert
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Main
7Th St
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Pa. Ave
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Justice Greenbaum
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Misa
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Nh Rorive
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