Mott Family Scandal Ends in Bedroom Shootings
Hempstead Long Island January episode unfolds at the Mott homestead as Augustus Mott clashes with wife Mrs. Mott over separation and lawsuits. He clashes with lawyer Lincoln B Haskin and claims she aided by her husband, a local scene ends with a gunshot wound to Mrs Mott and a shaken household.
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Matt
Hempstead
Long Island
Saya
Wallngton Post
Mott
Front
Clinton Streets
Augustus Mott
Benjamin Duryea
Ign
Lincoln B. Haskin
Haskin
Harriman Says Illness Not Serious Despite Reports
E H Harriman reassured New York on January 7 that he was not seriously ill after a minor operation. He dismissed rumors of sickness and stated he plans to go out soon. He refused to discuss the Interstate Commerce Commission’s railroad investigation in which he is involved.
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York
E. H. Harriman
Bishop Duncan Very Ill In South Carolina
Bishop W. W. Due of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, resident of Spurlanturg, SC, is seriously ill after a general breakdown and removal of a large scalp tumor. His family has received many sympathetic telegrams and letters from across the United States.
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Spurlanturg. SC
W. W Due
Methodist Episcopal Church South
United
Police to Seize Coal for Schoolhouses in San Francisco
Under orders of Chief Dinan and with board of education approval a squad of officers will board a wagon train to the Western Fuel Company yard to secure coal for schoolhouses. Three schools were already without fuel today, prompting the action requested by Royle and Oliver.
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San Francisco
Cief
Police
Dinan
Requays
Board of Education
Bun
Kergrof
Western Fuel Company
Fchool
Royle
Oliver
Policemn
Reis Theaters Sold In Pennsylvania Purchase
Reis theaters in Pennsylvania and several neighboring cities, including Scranton and Harrisburg, were reportedly sold to Samuel Nixon Frederick G Nixon-Nichinger Louis E B Weed and other investors. An application for a charter is planned in Harrisburg on January 10.
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Philadelphia
Reis
Samuel ¥. Nixon
Frederick G. Nixon-Nivchinger
Louis EB. Weed
Harrisburg
Scranton
Wikesbarre
Reading
Noahlstown
Carbondale
Shenandoah
Sharon
Pittston
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Jamestown
Olean
Homnehlaville
Bimba
Troy
New
Col Newcome at National shows Willard in fine form
National stage presents E S Willard as Col Newcome in a rich portrayal blending gentleness with iron will. Critics praise precise study, period air, and Miss Joan Blair as Mrs Mackenzie with strong supporting turns. The program includes The Match Maker at Majestic and Eileen Asthore with Chauncey Olcott, plus Belasco's The Man on the Box with Dixey.
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National
E. S. Willard
Col. Newsome
Col. Newcaome
New National
Thackeray
Willard
Mr. Willard
Tom Pinch
Col. Newcome. Ie
India
Col
Col. Newcome
Joan Blair
Alce Lennon
Ethel
Gladys Granger
Rosy
Marie Linden
Ian Mae
de Florac
Belasco
Henry E. Dixey
Henry B. Dixey
Belagco
Lieut. Warburton
Marie Nordstrom
Washington
Elizabeth Annesley
Fred W. Peters
Judge Watts
George Annesley
Piaysa
Thomas L. Coleman
Sydney Broth
Charles Henderson
Yale Laundry Promises Easy Practical Laundry Solution
A newspaper blurb pitches the Yale Laundry service as a cheaper, worry free option for washing clothes. It claims significant savings for home washers and offers to provide price quotes on request, highlighting exclusive bundles and low prices.
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YALE
Prisoner in Floor Rescue Feeds Whisky and Faith
Firefighters and doctors battled to reach Seufert trapped beneath debris after a fire. A makeshift tube fed whisky and beef tea through a floor hole while Father Smith administered last rites. Rescuers widened the space. Seufert survived the night and remained hopeful despite injuries.
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Jack
Diesroth
Anda
Deissroth
Seufert
Cailsroth
Dellsroth
Delgsroth
Delsroth
Dallsroth
Detssroth
Soufert
Father Smith
Binns and
Guerin
Herman L. Reis
Honor Roll Names and Teams Listed in Scoreboard
The document shows a list of names and teams including Land and Sureaus, Rodrick with Fat Men and Fietch Calvary, Walsh of Naval Battalion, Kennis of Southern Dress, Simword of St. Marke, Muster W. G. G. Shi with 4960157, Elker of Belmonts in duck pins, and Wrenn Lansburgs with 100 95.
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Land
Sureaus
Rodrick
Fat Men
Fietch
Calvary
Walsh
Naval Battalion
Kennis
Simword
St. Marke
Muster
W. G. G. Shi
Elker
Belmonts
Wrenn Lansburgs
Spirited horse injures child of Vice President
Edward Krafthoffer, six, of 1006 Twentieth Street Northwest, was riding in a small express wagon on L Street near Eighteenth Street Northwest when a bay horse belonging to Vice President Tallbanks swerved and kicked. The blow to the head left him dazed. Dr. Snowden judged the injuries not serious. The Vice President inquired about the boy’s condition.
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L Street
Eighteenth Street
Edward Krafthofer
Twentieth Street
Tallbanks
Hls
Daniel Hunt
Local Bricklayer Found Dead in Room on Pennsylvania Ave
Nogh Clements a 49 year old bricklayer was found dead in his room yesterday morning at 315 Pennsylvania Avenue. He was preparing to go to work in the Navy Yard when he expired. Coroner Nevitt ruled the death due to natural causes.
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Nogh Clements
Pennsylvania Avenue
Navy Yard
Nevitt
Bureau Team Victorious Defeats Navy Quint
Bureau Team wins two solid games at Palace Alleys, while S. M. Shop trims W. G. C. Belmonts tighten hold on first in Buckpin League. Ambu lance Corps and Company G Second Regiment appear in brief entries alongside Royal and Georgetown alleys in a cluttered, partial sports roundup.
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Belmonts
Fat Men
Gema. Bure
Navy
Boweher
Binder
Blanka
Gama
St. Sp
Holt
Ei Bt
Hp. Se
Oliver
Lowe
Cowboys
St. Sp. Se
Sp. Se
St Sp. Sa
Motyka
Uis Nevins
A & Ke
Tyson
Wiedman
Sunwold
St. BP
Voehl
Richards
MacDonall
National Guard League
Co. G
St. Sp. Sc
Thompean
al Ap
Coleman
Carroll
Dennis
aAultivan
Arte
Piet
Naval Bat
Sp. Ae
St. BP. Sc
Hernold
der Well
Tcey
Ist
Ray
Ora
At. Sp
Robarts
BP. As
St Sp. Se
Schmidt
Michaud
O'Bannon
Sp. Be
Fekals
Bf Songstack
Sa Haskell
Saxty
Ie Heep
Sa Alors
Sehrader
Seitz
St. Sp. de
Foundry
Gat Smith
Taltar
Hoake
Bhierwood
Baker
Hartme
Pammeroy
Gordon
McKellen
Navy Yard Seacus
Winklen
W.g.ca
St. Sp. Bo
Sp Sc
St Sp
Herfugh
Mosler
A Gs
M. Shop
I. Sp. Be
St. An
Zieh Auguste
Redeker
Washington Railway Relief Association Acue
Offica
Southern
Tm Ba
Mitcheack
Brooke
Dereon
Manahan
Metntire
Lanabargi
Micholsan
Wrennes
Bergman
Corbett
Roche
Navy Quint
S. M
Bank Olerueyi
Palace
Agriculture Va
War
Second Regiment
Ambulance Corps
Royal vi
Georgetown
Royal
Boston
Uniontown Pennant Won by Uniontown Club
At the American Association meeting the board sustained Uniontown Pa appeal over President Richard R. Guy’s ruling and awarded the league pennant to Uniontown. The board also ruled on McKeesport’s assignment under the five mile rule and denied Texas League class promotion while approving a Texas-Southern Texas league merger with clubs including Austin Dallas Fort Worth Galveston San Antonio. The meeting adjourned for the day.
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New York
American Association
Thea Uniontown
Richard R. Guy
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Braddock
Uniontown
John S. Ward
Guy
Western Pennsylvania League
McKeesport
Bis League
Pp. OL ML
Texas League
Austin Dallas
Fort Worth
Galveston
San Antonio
Hoosa
Cleburne
Temple
Lake Charles
Beaumont
Forester Wins Two Sets In International Court Tennis Tourney
New York event at the Racquet and Tennis Club opens with Ferdinand Garcia, George Standing, John White and Frank Forester among entrants. Forester defeats Standing two sets to one in the first round before Standing retires in the third due to a foot injury. No racquet games scheduled at Center Market Armory Wednesday evening due to Washington City League matches.
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New York
Ferdinand Gareia
George Standing
John White
Frank Forester
Georgian Court
Lakewood
N. J
Jay Gould
Standing
Forester
Foat
Marne, Armory
Washington City
Shamrocks
Second Regiment
Corcoran
West Branch
M. Co. Zlt
Baltimore
Submarine Surrounded by Sewage Dive in Boston Harbor
Quincy Massachusetts January 7 The submarine Octopus on a speed test in Boston Harbor encountered thick water when entering the Nut Island sewer plume. Officers and crew reported fright and brought the craft to the surface while the south metropolitan sewer discharge fouled their path. The vessel had been operating from Hengmans Ysl toward Fort Warren with surface speeds around eleven knots and nearly ten knots submerged.
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Washington Post
Quincy
Mass
Ortomis
Boston Harbor
Hengmans Ysland
Quincy Bay
Fort Warren
South Metropolitan
Nut Island
Trains Crash Near Red Creek Killing Student and Injuring Others
A rear end collision on the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg Railway near Red Creek Oswego County New York left one student dead a fireman with a broken back seriously hurt and several other crew members injured or missing. Officials report two freight train sections collided in a fox in the wreckage.
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Oswego N. Y. Jan
Red Creek
Rome Watertown
Ogdensburg
Lving
Bradley
Heath
A. G. Mosler
Frank Welch
W. J. Bonfer
Indictment for Murder in Atlanta Case Hits Lodging House
Mrs Willie Stamper was indicted by the Fulton County grand jury for murder in a plea tied to the killing of justice court official John Dodgen. Charles Johns and Griff Freeman face charges related to the burglary and the burn event at a Marietta Street lodging house where Dodgen was found shot. The police allege the ensuing fire was set to destroy evidence.
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Atlanta
Willie Stamper
Fulton County Grand Jury
Charles Johns
Griff Freeman
John Dodgen
Justice Court
Dodgen
Marietta Street
McGovern Declared Incurable By Stamford Doctor
New York January 7 reports say Terry McGovern remains confined in Dr Givens Stamford Connecticut sanitarium and the physician states there is no hope for recovery: McGovern is deemed dead mentally and the prognosis suggests imminent physical decline.
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New York
Terry McGovern
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Pierre Wolf
Mr. Kohman
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Fes
Yale Laundry
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Metropolitan’ Loan & Trust Co
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Citizens Loan & Trust CO
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