Hyde Returns After Florida Open on Graft Inquiry
New York City chamberlain Charles H. Hyde, missing 48 days, returns from Florida amid graft inquiry questions. He defends his conduct, denies subpoenas, says he has no plan to resign, and discusses Carnegie Trust and bank closings. Hyde asserts no direct knowledge of alleged fundraisers and promises to face official charges.
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Northern Bank
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Stocks Rally in London and Global Markets Gain
Special Cable from The Washington Post reports favorable money market conditions in London with £21,000,000 rent repaid to the Bank of England and tightening liquidity. Stock activity revived as Carnagin Trust fade eased, while Paris firms held firm and Berlin saw Canadian Pacific gains amid a boomed Canadian market. American steel shares also rose.
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Child attacked by bulldog in street injures Emma S. Thomas
A 13-year-old girl named Emma S. Thomas, of 1507 Sixth Street NW, was bitten on the left cheek by a bulldog owned by Mrs. Hawkins of 1421 Third Street NW while playing in the street yesterday. Several men clubbed the dog into insensibility before it released its grip. Police will seek a warrant to kill the dog and have its brain examined for rabies. Homeopathic Hospital physicians report the girl is expected to recover.
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Patient at Emergency Hospital Still in Weak Condition
Maj George H Morrissey veteran doorkeeper of the House has been confined at the Emergency since January 8 after a street car accident that led to the amputation of his foot. Doctors report no public record of the patient amid many inquiries by representatives and senators. Visitors are restricted to his private ward, save for his son, as flowers arrive from friends.
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Gossip Led To Shot Justifiable Jurors Find
Crisfield Md Jan 15 Will iam W Chelton prominent farmer shot and killed by William W Green contractor after years of neighborhood rumors Green testified Chelton was a trespasser at his home and fired killing him Green and his wife supported the tale jury found justifiable homicide Chelton's friends plan to present evidence at Somerset circuit court next term
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Somerset County
Fatal Stabbing Death Ties to Le Croft Incident
Ananias Shelton died from two chest stab wounds, allegedly inflicted by Maley Williams on January 9 in Le Croft. Williams was jailed. Shelton had just left Freedmen's Hospital at his wife’s request and was to appear in police court before his relapse and death. Also reported: James C. Hooten, 41 years a Missouri Pacific Railroad conductor for 41 years, died at his daughter’s home aged 60, once in charge during Jay Gould era inspections.
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Missouri Parish
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Wall Street Holds Steady Hopeful Despite Bearish Signals
The Washington Post reports a week of mixed stock activity with gains in leading shares while bear outlooks linger. Banks note liquidity improves, New York City bond issues may oversubscribe, and December exports rise on cotton, signaling easing money and tentative market strength amid industrial curtailments.
Steel orders still light as furnaces grant small concessions
New York Jan. 15 iron and steel conferences show a cautious tone with reduced finished steel demand. Railroad equipment orders remain lean while contracts placed last week total 8,400 cars 26 000 tons of rails and 15 locomotives. Blast furnace activity varies east of the Alleghenies with 60 000 tons contracted and 80 000 tons under negotiation.
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Falls 60 Feet but Lives Special to The Washington Post
In Ithaca New York January 1 Howard Mente a one year old boy slipped from an icy path into Cascadilla gorge and fell sixty feet to the creek below His laundry bags broke the fall and a trio of Cornell students lowered a rope into the gorge then ascended to rescue him He was returned to safety and rushed to hospital where his condition was listed as critical.
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Miners Die From Timber Gas After Modoc Mine Fire
In Butte Montana on January 15 Michael Belangie a contract miner with the Anaconda Company and James Carvey a shift boss at the Bell and Diamond mine were killed by timber gas from a underground fire in the Modoc mine. Twelve other men were overcome but saved Belangie died while aiding others He was a Spanish war veteran.
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