King Asks Minister to Reconsider After Resignation
Madrid dispatch reports King Alfonso asked Joao Canatejas y Menfnes to reconsider reentering his cabinet after the premier resigned. The crisis centers on a planned reprieve for a murderer and the government’s handling of a murder plot in Cullera Valencia. The context includes a general strike and accusations of political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Joao Canatejas Y Menfnes
Afonso
Senor Canatejas
Milace
Deetmier
Aaa
Cafilact
Alfonso
Gur
Rlote
Cullera
Provinos
Valencia
In Memoriams and Death Notices From Falor Whhage Papers
Fragmented obituary items referencing deaths and funerals with dates in January, residents and family names scattered. Mentions Alice W. and Howard W. Gales. Claude, Pattie Wy, and Herbert Invarts. Interments at local cemeteries. varied residences and church references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vines Aintedenty
Bbs Falor
Sanday
Church of the
Grenwood Cemetery
Catharine M. Routher
Martin and
Mi- Meter
Wal
Forhorst
Janna St Canllol
Tetompent -Orientey
Adlington
Ork
Connecticut
Sienty
Thaldenes
Quinny
Frank Ceter
Watt
Lotiesn Heer
Tony
Sasina
Jay
Ig Tewlienes
Ba Co. W
Crisis over Chuquetas reprieve shocks Spanish government
The article details a political crisis as radical Barcelona demands a general strike if Chuquetas is executed. King Alfonso contemplates a reprieve after ministers resignations and intense cabinet disputes during Franco-Spanish talks. He pressures leaders to reunite and restore stability amid a broader crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona Radicala
Capuqueta
Chuquete
Chuaueta
Ensista
Canaleja Said
Montero Rios
Cortes
Moret Y Prendergast
Magura
Mberals
Senor Cachalejas
Chuquetas
French Cabinet Declares Morocco Pact Push and Tax Reform
French Premier Poincare names ministers including Dupay and Grusthau. A declaration to be read in the Chamber vows rapid ratification of the Franco German Morocco accord, advance on electoral reform, and an income tax measure to ease taxation. It pledges a strong army and navy and peace guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Poincare
Jean Dupay
Ay M. Grusthau
Falieres
Chamber of Deputies
Morocco
Talih
Dead Man Kneels at Gate in Equitable Vault Tragedy
The body of William Campton, thirty watchman, was found frozen behind a steel gate in the Mercantile Trust vaults after last Tuesday's Equitable Life building fire. A heavy vault beam pinned his back while his knees protruded through gate openings. Francis Neider, another missing watchman, was found hidden among the vault ruins as rescuers freed Campton. Damaged vault debris delayed access to Equitable securities, though many loans remained intact. about $200,100 in Mercantile Safe Deposit securities yet to be recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam Campton
Equitable Life
Mercantile Trust Company
Morbia
Francis Neider
Neider
Campion
William Giblin
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable Company
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Saved From Drowning By Dog In New York
Amos Suderman, scow caretaker, fell overboard and clung to a line until his St Bernard Jen dragged his wife to the deck. The dog pulled him aboard as ice battered him. Suderman lay unconscious while Jen kept the rescuers focused until help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yan
Amos Suderman
St. Bernard
Jen
Soderman
Ans
Joy
Vote a Plea for Peace London Jan 14
James Ramsey MacDonald, socialist MP for Leicester, hailed the Gar man elector al victory and German workers as a sign for peace. He urged English ministers to pursue improved Anglo German relations amid the protest. A Birmingham fire caused losses estimated at 250 000 to 350 000 dollars, damaging Cable Piano Co and Southern Belt Telephone buildings on Second Avenue. one man died, George Adams, struck by a car while nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James
Ramsey MacDonald
Leicester
Alr. MacDonald
Birmingham
Themagnum
Als
Tan
Cable Piano Company
Southern Belt Telephone
Second Avenue
George Adams
Avc
Abdication Talks Stir China as Sun Yat Sen Seeks Peace
News from Hankow and Peking reports Yuan Shikai’s possible abdication and a shift toward a republic. Sun Yat Sen welcomes steps toward peace and reform, insisting Manchu forces lay down arms and a national convention form a new government. Imperialists push a Henan campaign with 25,000 revolutionaries advancing from Wuchang.
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Nenking
Sun Yat: Sn
Yuan’ Sh! Kai
Repubicans
China
Sun
Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Sun Yat Sen
Hankow
Reba
Henan
Wuchang
Siaokan
Bame
Peking-Hankow
Minister McFarland Sought in Death of Elsie Coe
Pittsburgh police issued a district attorney warrant for Rev W A McFarland charging him with causing the death of Elsie Dodds Coe a Pittsburgh High School stenographer aged 25 Miss Coe died after telling a deputy on her deathbed that McFarland had caused her death The minister once headed the academic department at the school and had a long career in education and mission work across Tennessee and Massachusetts Additional details place McFarland in New York and Chicago areas as investigators pursue the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Pittsburgh
W. A. McFarland
Elsie Dodds Coe
Megel
New York
Miss Coe
Hinkeley
Sho
McFarland
Massachusetts
Springfield
Messie
Greenville
Tenn
Presbyterian Mission Schools
Tennessee
Mir
Misa Coe Wen
Miay Coe
Chircago
Cruisers Return for Coal in Norfolk Bay
Norfolk VA January 14 amid coal shortages from the week long search for torpedo boats Maypant and McCajl now found at Guantanamo and Bernings Washington and North Carolina arrive in Hampton Roads. Fog gale and snowstorm hindered entry and ships anchored outside Cape Henry to take on coal before heading to Cuba for the Atlantic Meet at Guantanamo Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Maypant
McCajl
Guantatamo
Bernings
Washington
North Caroina
Hampton Roads
Canes
Cape Henry
Cuba
Bow
Guantanamo Bay
Pasadena hotel fire destroys large frame building in Pasadena
A fire at 11 16 tonight on Fair Oaks avenue in Pasadena Cal engulfed a large frame hotel housing numerous tourists. Authorities fear the entire structure may be destroyed as flames rapidly consumed the building. The blaze disrupted area traffic and prompted emergency crews to battle the blaze through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Fair Oaks Avenue
Disasterud Germantown mill fire causes heavy losses
One of the county’s worst fires last night struck the Germantown Mining and Manufacturing Co plant owned by Bowman Brothers. The steel wheat elevator and adjoining Benson estate storage warehousing destroyed, threatening the village. Hundreds aided to avert further damage. Estimated loss around 420,000 with insurance nearly covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ipsdat
Was
Germantown
Germantown Mining and Manufacturing Company
Bowman Brothers
H. Benson
J. A. Spongeller
No Turkey Trot For Her Angers Court Scene
New York January report says Mrs Eton O’Leary was arraigned in Harlem police court on multiple charges after a party erupted when girls practiced dances including the turkey trot. Mrs O’Leary, a church member, chased dancers from her home during the clash, martial actions ensued, and she was discharged in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Partort
Giddya O'Leary
Cladys
Mrs. O'Leary
Gladys
Tragic double murder suicide at Lenawee Junction
Adrian Camp aged 35 shot and killed his wife Julia 4, wounded mother in law Mrs Phil Calkins, then killed himself. The couple had been separated since last April amid divorce proceedings. Their child Audra 4 was present in the apartment when the shootings occurred. Mrs Calkins survived hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Mich
Jan
Lenawee Junction
Julia
Phil Calkins
Audra
Camp Felaya
Calkins
Hoxnital
Perjury Law Sought To Shield Land Frauds By Locators
Jed Dennett, commissioner of the General Land Office, asks Congress for a law to punish false swearing by unscrupulous land locators who sell nonpublic or misdescribed lands to settlers. He cites lack of common law on certain false oaths, urges fines up to 800 dollars or year in jail, and calls for a regulatory framework to curb abuses while keeping land prices low and conservation principles intact. In the latest report to Interior Secretary Fisher, he highlights 189 patents issued last year, 72 more than the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennett
Fisher
Jed Dennett
General
Land
India
The
Interior
Thia
Succeus
Weseld
Statiate
General Land Office
Third Righeson Fiangee Guest of Miss Edmands at Time
Boston June 14 police disclosed a letter from Clarence V. T. Richeson to Miss Patsy Betts of Salt Lake City. He planned to go West to seek a church and preach to thousands, while Avis Linnell had died from poison given by Richeson’s fiancé Miss Violet Edmands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Avis Linnell
Hev
Clarence V. T. Richeyson
Brooktine
Violet Edmands
Pateey Felts
Salt Lake City
English divers to supplant Japanese in Australian waters
Englishmen start voyage to England aboard the steamship Walmana to begin replacing Japanese divers in Broome and Thursday Island pearl fisheries under White Australia policy. Three are navy veterans. duties include diver and tender roles and life-safety measures for underwater shell gathering. Pearling risks, gear, depth, and potential fortunes hinge on rare shells and pearls, with pay as low as five pounds monthly before season gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londip Evening Standard
England
AML
Navy
Divera
Australia
Broome
Jaganges
Haa
London
Hia Fender
Jista
Rand
Biden
Dardley Island
Fire at Theodore Hotel prompts swift rescue in Baltimore
Guests flee in cold amid flames and smoke from the Theodore Hotel on East Baltimore Street. One-armed actor Lewis De Long suffers a badly gashed face and illness, while Robert Adams cuts his hand escaping, as firemen rescue others from upper floors and a proprietor escapes down stairs. Carl Derry, 28, dies at home in Harpers Ferry after consumption.
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Baltimore
Theodore
Tries
Pegata
Baltimore Street
Thorne
Lewis de Long
Mercy Hospital
Robert J. Adams
Lanvale Street
Adame
Marka
Gald'as Woman's Agama Routh Denies Attack Charge
A man named Gald as, arrested today in Accomac County, is charged with attacking Mrs. T Weaver, wife of Jost Weaver of Taxis Island. He denies the charge, was taken to Mrs. Weaver's home for questioning, and held at Accomac Court House. The Weaver family is held in high esteem, and authorities seek to limit public details of the assault. The attacker allegedly entered the house, struck Mrs. Weaver with a club, left her unconscious, and mistreated her.
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Routh
Weaver
Taxis Island
Cape Chelsea
Via
Geore
T. Weaver
Taxis
Is Con
Tha Ja
Accomac Court
Meison
Accomac Couuty
Del
Father's Blood Saves Boy in Johns Hopkins Operation
Frank H. Hutchinson, 16, survived a rare Johns Hopkins surgery after part of his right kidney was removed. Blood transfused from his father kept him alive as doctors prepared to remove the remaining kidney portion amid severe injuries from a coughing accident. Doctors believed recovery odds were 100 to 1 before the transfusion and surgery.
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Washington
Baltimore
Jan
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Frank H. Hutchinson
D. H. Hutchinson
Joseph Bloodgood
Rich WNEW Yorker A Jehu Regular Cab Driver In Philadelphia
Philadelphia Dispatch reports John Hopkins, known as Split the Wind, is a New York and Rahway cab driver who nightly comes to Philadelphia for work. He claims cab driving suits him, from a family with cab roots, and says money matters little as he powers the old taxi with pride. He is six years old.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Dispatch
New York Tribune
John Hopkins
New York
Rahway
N. J
Fay
Hopkins
Fifteenth
Crestnut
Ehaloe
Hopking
Sat
Medical advance praises new anaesthetic method
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt discusses a Latin coined term praise be for laudanum and the union of two Latin words. It describes improved ether and chloroform administration by warming water to absorb vapors, aided by orange perfume drops, claiming reduced death risk and sickness. It notes success in 6,000 New York hospital cases and an authorizing medical book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New York
Fire destroys Cleek Building in Greensboro business district
A fire in Greensboro this morning leveled the Cleek Building in the heart of the business district adjacent to the Clese Hotel. The shoe store cafe and shooting gallery inside were destroyed, with firemen saving neighboring properties. Estimated loss about $100,000.
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Charlotte
N.C
Cleek
Greensboro
Clese
MAY JOIN WIFE IN DEATH Unconscious husband learns of spouse's demise
James Quinn aged 21 Sptceet Southwest and his elderly wife were found unconscious with gas jets open at their home on Saturday. Despite four hours of hospital efforts to revive the wife, she died. Coroner Nevitt ruled the death accidental. Funeral services for Mrs Quinn were set for today at Frank Geter’s Sons undertaking, 117 Seventh Street Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quinn
Quitin
Nicholas Ajith Provision Company
Hat
Nevitt
Quinn
Frank Geter
May Clear Up Old Murder in Ohio Arrests
In Columbus and Circleville Ohio three men are arrested in connection with the murder of Fannie Hazelganz three years ago. Henry Hagelgang, her brother, and Edward and David McKinley are under arrest based on a sworn statement by Louella Inebuck who says she overheard a conversation about paying to kill Hazelganz. The case centers on alleged motives and financial ties to the victim.
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Fannie Hagelganz
Columbus
Ohio
Circleville
Were
Fannie Hazelganz
Henry Hagelgang
Edward
David McKinle
Louclla Inebuck
Carter
Howard McKinley
Miss Haselganz
Hagelgann
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Tut
AL Ima Ling
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WM. H. Sardo & CO
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Shensi
Yuan Shi Kat
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South Carolina
Pasadena Hotel Aftre
Theta Lambda Phil
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Jacob
J. Howart Rittenbender
Benjemin EH. Sehenek
Scott Ai Keener
Jenwin Tyler
Yenate
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Dered A. Maguiret
Bart R. Pordwarden
Joseph LB. Chinholm
John J. Controve
Edwini ‘Trier
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Walter E. Goat
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LeRoy Lynch
John J. Cogrove
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Peanenden
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Alexander F. Prescott
Thomas Forney
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O'Leary
Archie Camp
Wesbington Post
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
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H. R. Ailes
A. R. Sperry
Baltimora
Ohio Rail
Storer College
HsHer
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Righeson
Utah
Miss Edmands
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Fire Roots Hotel
Carl Derry
Harpeta Petry
Carl
Derry
Ohio Ticket Bow
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Agama
Lad
Rich Whew Yorker A
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Autotone
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Princeton
Heyser
DG. Pfeiffer
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Mal
Hones
Ninnspar
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