Isolate Messina as Aid Isolated Amid Relief Shelters
Ambassador Griscom leads relief to Messina, with the American relief ship Bayern and Admiral Sperry's fleet preparing to deliver aid. Trajan deputies to meet, premier comments, and a thousand victims mourned at a grand funeral. Refugees fear nutritious food and cling to meager rations while scavengers gather bodies for burial amid ongoing isolation.
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Jon
Bayen
Sperry
Trajan
Mesaian
Messina
Celief
Escaped from Italian Earthquake Heroic Relief Efforts
American vice consul Stuart E. Lupton praised Messina station masters and railway staff for aiding the relief party after the December 28 earthquake. Italian deputies planned extraordinary sessions to relieve distress, with Premier Giolitti stating all possible help had been provided. ships carried supplies, thousands were rescued, and survivors received shelter, clothing, and food at government expense.
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Stuart E. Lupton
Messina
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Tyson says six months in kidney cure claims
A fragmented advertisement notes claims by a Tyson or TYSON SAYS SIX MONTHS figure, citing medical literature and a supposed renal compound claimed to reduce kidney inflammation. It references a Philadelphia and San Francisco contact, urging readers to request a monthly bulletin of state recoveries.
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Met
James Tison
University of Tenpsyhania
Arts Tr
Phi
Sen
Ot der
Terit
John J Flulon Co
San Francisco
Cal
Henry Evans
F & NL
Tate Recoveries
Americans Safe From Earthquake Search Efforts Continue
Jan 7 report lists safe individuals including Taormint’s party and others from Philadelphia Boston Trenton and Watertown among many names. It notes some are relocating from the earthquake zone to Cairo and Syracuse as rescue and tracking operations proceed.
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Clairee
Hioohline
Lansing
Watertown
Mass
Lee
Helen Marshall
Trenton
Minervax Meneke
Margaret Menell
Brookline
Mary Moss
Herbet Norris
Philadelphia
Nise
Elizabeth Witefield
Clitford Putnam
Jane Reinard
Wiliam Eliott Smith
Henrietta Stadelman
Newcastle
Del
Miss Thompson
Wks
Isabell Swan
Elizabeth Wiggin
Bluefield NJ
Milicock
Charles King Wood
Eleanor Wood
Phila~delpus
John B Wright
Fernald
Maysherman
Elizabeth NI
Florence Kane
Houghton
Alfred Harris
Hfe
Caire
Cathline Davis
Syracuse
Sielly
Stokes Charles Hapgood
Wfe
Palermo
Found Girl by Dream
An Italian battleship Regina Elena sailor, granted leave to search for his fiancée after dreaming she cried for help, led a party to Megeint ruins. They found the girl alive and unharmed, after a four day search and a vivid telepathic dream.
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Messina
Jan
Megeint
Long Distance Walker Sees President in Washington
Earl Wilkenson, a long distance walker from Baltimore, arrived in Washington this morning to call on the President and obtain a presidential signature. He recently left Detroit and plans to travel to New York then through the eastern states to Washington, continue south to the Gulf region, and swing around to the Pacific coast.
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Earl, Owiliinson
United States
Baltimore
Wikenson Wat
Wilkenson
Detroit
New York
Washington
Pacific Coast
McDonald Denies Rumor of Toledo Signing
Winchester January report says C3 McDonald, Winchester champion and Georgetown University sophomore, denied signing to play with Toledo in the American Association. He remains undecided about entering professional ranks until graduation.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Mc Donald
Toledo
American Association
McDonald
Central High School
Washington
Thej
Atlekht
Cy McBonald
Georgetown University
District of Columbia Baseball Club Formed
Organizers from the District government yesterday created the District of Columbia Baseball Club aiming to join the Departmental League. Helm elected president, Stain to manage, Winting secretary, Colliower treasurer, with players including Hatiboe Milling Senior Kemp Beckett Harding Lay Hurley Meyers Camualie Fague Gilman and Callflowe.
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Simployes
District of Columbia Baseball Club
Tdastrict
OR Helm
John J.stain
Ninth
United States Infantry Baseball Club
J WW Winting
Harry Colliower
Cleveland Nationals
Messrs
Hatiboe Milling
Thomas Kemp
Howard Becket
Beckett
Harding
Lay
Hurley Meyers
Camualie
Fague Gilman
Call'flowe
Carrington Elected Virginia Football Manager
Richard W Carrington of the law department was elected manager of the Virginia football team for next season at the advisory board meeting. Farrell DiMinot of the law department is assistant manager. Carrington has prior experience as Hampden-Sidney College manager and Virginia assistant manager.
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Washington Rose Charlottesvilh
General Athletic Association
Uiversity of Virginia
Richard W Carrington
Law Department
Farrell di .Minot
Carringtons
Richmond V
Hampden-Sidney College
Election of John W Humm as Frederick County Agri cultural Society president
John W Humm was yesterday elected president of the Frederick County Agricultural Society, succeeding G A T Snouffer. Other officers elected include Vice President P L Hargett, secretary D C Wasehlme, treasurer Guy K Mott, chief marshal E C Harding, and superintendent of privileges Harry M Cramer. Pat Bane, a Civil War veteran and color-bearer of the Ringold battalion, was admitted to the Washington County Pa Home at his own request. Bane stands 6 feet 9 inches tall. A Postoffice Inspector visited Hancock to examine quarters for a new post office with a holiday accessible corridor. plan includes open boxes and general delivery only.
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John W Humm
Frederick County Agricultural Society
G A T Snouffer
P L Hargett
D CG Wasehlme
Guy K Mott
E C Harding
Harry M. Cramer
Pat Bane
Cumberland District
Ringold
South Branch Valley
Washington County
Bane
Hancock
Obituaries from Maryland area note multiple deaths
In Hagerstown on January 7 Mrs Eliza Lep lay widow of Rev C Leply pastor of Smithsburg Lutheran Church died aged 81 and was buried in Smithsburg Cemetery She was the great granddaughter of Alexander Mack a Philadelphia pioneer She left three children John Mong Georgia Mong and Mrs Frank Ducker In Sharpsburg also January 7 Mary Moore widow of Daniel Moore died here aged 88 She was once Miss Porter sister to Charles Porter and longtime in business in Hagerstown Three children survive
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Hagerstown
Eliza Leplay
C Leply
Smithsburg Lutheran Church
Smithsburg
Alexander Mack
Philadelphia
Peter & Mong
Mary Moore
Daniel More
Caruso Stricken by Superstition Over Lost Voice Fear
The New York American reports tenor Enrico Caruso fears losing his voice amid a superstition linked to a fortuneteller who predicted his wife would depart. Despite assurances from Dr H Holbrook Curtis that the throat is sound, Caruso remains unsettled, consulting specialists and weighing auto suggestion as a cause. The tale traces a wife elopement, a fortune-teller prophecy, and Caruso’s costly reactions to the superstitious belief.
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New York American
Signer
Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Caruso
Ricardo Martin
H Holbrook Curtis
Madisan Avenue
Ruso
Curtis
Curtis’ Diagensis
Aver
Italy
Florence
York
Appeir
Carnie
America
Ting
Heath, Western Football Star, Discharged From Asylum
Heath, a Western football star also known as Elbridge Heath, has been discharged by the lunacy commission of Los Angeles after no evidence of insanity was found. He attended Minnesota University in 1857 and played for Chicago University from 1888 to 1901.
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Heath
Los Angeles
Cal
Elbridge Heath
Minnesota University
Chicago University
Grateful Letter Praises Father John’s Medicine
A Beaver Falls Pennsylvania reader signs a grateful letter praising Father John’s Medicine as life saving. She notes it is kept in the house for herself her husband and their four year old daughter and claims it supports flesh and strength and aids throat and lung trouble.
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John
Father John
Harry Sperling
Beaver Falls
LID TEMPORARILY LIFTED IN CHICAGO BOXING SCENE
Chicago Mayor Busse grants a temporary permit for entertainment amid tight restrictions. Exhibitions set for January 20 by the Seventh regiment with Cyclone Johnny Thompson and Tommy Mowatt likely to participate. Officials pledge no herd hitting and stress the permit is not a permanent boxing revival.
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Chicago
Hoxing
Busse
Johnny Thompson
Tommy Mowatt
Ita
Decision by Commission settles long standing baseball disputes
The National Baseball Commission censures the Haverhill club for improper reserve handling of John McInnis and awards him to Philadelphia. Clarence H Mungon is declared a free agent after Canton’s failure to pay balance, while Ward Wille returns to Chicago Nats and Toledo loses its drafted player due to nonreporting. Wausau must repay Toledo $600.
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Incinnati
Onia
Haverhill
National Baseball Commission
John McInnis
Philadelphia
Haverith
New England Cn
McInnis
Haverill
Beverly Club
Clus
Iulea
Philadelphia American League
Clarence H . Mungon
Canton
Ohio
Ohie
Pennsylvania
Betcause
Toledo
American Association
Ward Wille
Cheago Nationals
Wausau
Nust
Weather Ahead Promises Snow Across Atlantic States
Incoming weather reports indicate light focal snows in mid Atlantic coast states with flurries in the Northwest and middle states. A cold wave shifting eastward chills the Atlantic coast while Virginia northward faces possible heavy snowfall and low temperatures. Storm warnings span the Atlantic coast from Whiting to Port Monroe and the Pacific coast northward. winds grow brisk along New England and Gulf coasts as colder air persists.
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Montana
Atlantic
Virginia
New England
Whlnington
Vort Monroe
Pacific
Port Harford
Middle Rocky Mountain
Gegon
Nevada
Sacramentoalley
Middle Atlantic
Hart
Aouth Atlantic
Sant Gulf
West Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
Interscholastic Basketball Opener at Jatters Gym
Technical High School faces Business quint in the season opening game at Jatters gym. Both teams lack preparation, with the contest serving as the first measure of each squad. Probable lineups include Wetzel Webeher Hildreth Lynch Stens Kuen and Grego Stewart against Tasik Whesler Acott Perry Mintyre.
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Jatters
Mutch
Busines Wetzel RF Webeher
Hildreth Lynch Lr
Stens Kuen
Grego Stewart
Armen
Tasik Whesler AG
Acott Perry
New York Player Melntyre Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Detroit outfielder Jane Matty Melntyre was reported out of danger after an appendicitis operation at St Imcents Hospital Staten Island. He was en route home to Surrey when he fell ill and was rushed to hospital for treatment.
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New York
Jane
Matty Melntyre
Detroit
Stimcents Hospital
Staten Island
Melntyre
Surrey
Eva
McIntyre
New England Horse Breeders Association Approves Readville Track Sale
Readville race track sale approved by the New England Horse Breeders Association today. Less than $40,000 of the $100,000 bond issue had been subscribed to prevent a sale.
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Boston
Readville
New England Horse Breeders Association
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