Roosevelt Urges Square Deal For Japan And California
President elect Sherman hosts a New York dinner with Republican leaders. Roosevelt says Japan must have a square deal and California legislature is inexperienced, justifying federal action to back up his stance. Attendees include Cannon, Straus, Bacon, Root, and Depew. Sherman responds by letter due to health. The event ends with a photo and a drama at Sloan’s Colton estate sale announced for follow days.
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Hildu Root
Willam Loch
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Senate
Lawrence O. Murray
Sunny Jim Sherman
Washington
Ty Inner
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Payne
Connecticut farmer buries gift horse with wagon and gear
Special to The Washington Pool from Winsted Connecticut details Samuel Mansfield of Norfolk Virginia who killed a stubborn old horse gifted years earlier by Dr Frederick Dennis of New York. He buried the animal with wagon harness and blankets in a large hole on his farm after the horse proved frisky. Funeral services were held with friends present. Mansfield is described as a Seventh day Adventist.
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Washington Pool
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New York City
Tamarack Lodge
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Desperate Italians Kill Themselves After Four Mile Bank Robbery
London Jan 23 Five dead and over twenty wounded after two Italians rob a rubber factory payroll, flee by motorcar and trolley across marshes. They are cornered by crowds and police, then shoot themselves as forces close in. money recovered and victims include a policeman and a boy.
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Walt
Tottenham Marshes
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Tottenham “Marshes
Beauty Denies Past In Edinburgh Divorce Trial
Mrs Atherton, famed beauty linked to a Stirling divorce case, testified to misconduct with Capt Yarde Buller. She admitted doubts about age, claimed possible 36, and denied improper conduct with Stirling. Court adjourned to Monday amid sharp questioning. London observers note sensational coverage and social implications of the case.
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Yarde Buller
Lordhorston
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London
Great Britain
Clara Elizabeth Taylor Stirling
John Alexander Stirling
Kipnendalre
Perthshire
Thedinburgh Courts
Washington
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Guards
Lord Northland
Mary de la Warr
Hammerstein Brawl Damps Knickerbocker Scene in New York
Oscar Hammerstein and two New York Press reporters clashed outside the Knickerbocker Hotel over a disputed letter to the editor. After pushing and a Christmas tree incident, they were arrested and taken to Tenderloin station. magistrate set hearing for Sunday morning.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Knickerbolcker
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Tenderloin
New York Press
James J. Doyle
Frederick Wiliam Hall
Manhattan
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Hammerstein
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Manhattan Opera House
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Eress
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Hall
Doyle
Charles M. Beattie
Knickerbocker
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Relatives Of Senator Davis Among Passengers Aboard Stricken Liner
Washington figures tied to Senator Henry G. Davis and Mrs. John T. Davis were aboard the steamship Republic when it collided off Nantucket. The list includes Mrs. Davis, her two children Hallie Elkins Davis and Henry Gassaway Davis, and Mrs. Mary E. Smoot and daughter Julia P. Smoot. Navy and revenue cutter vessels rushed to aid, with large quantities of supplies aboard to support the Atlantic fleet. The wreck prompted searches and planned purchases of provisions to supply the battleship fleet at Gibraltar, while efforts continued to locate and rescue those aboard.
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Henry Gassaway Davis
Mary E. Smoot
Julia P. Smoot
Washington
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Europe
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New York
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Italy
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Queen of Many Subjects Remains Unwed After Divorce Scandal
The article recounts the aristocratic tale of a British noblewoman who married Col Atherton and earned fame as a nurse in South Africa. After a publicized breach of promise case and a later divorce in 196, she faced renewed engagement rumors and high society scrutiny, never remarrying and lingering as a notable figure in society.
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Atherton
Yarde Buller
Denise Orme
Stampede at courthouse ends with arrest of ticket speculator
In a Knickerbocker fracas, a bottle was thrown at the impressario during a stampede on courthouse steps. Hammerstein seized a man, William Heney of Brooklyn, arrested him, and Magistrate House paroled Heney as the crowd dispersed with honors even.
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Etbocker
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Republic Sinks After Abandonment by Crew at Sea
Vineyard Haven Mass Jan 2 The White Star Line steamer Republic was abandoned by her captain and crew. Captain Sealby stayed in his gig watching the Republic sink while the Florida prepares to sail to New York under convoy of the Baltic. The Florida, carrying water in one compartment, is said to reach New York harbor about seven o clock tomorrow night.
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New York Harbor
Four Passengers Dead After Baltic Collision in Fog
In dense Nantucket fog on January 24 a collision 26 miles southwest of Nantucket lightship sent the White Star liner Republic sinking after transferring 461 passengers to the Florida of the Lloyds Italian line. The Florida and Baltic and others rendered aid as Capt. Sealby remained aboard the Republic until the end. No loss of life reported among the rescued or crew.
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Republic
Florida
Sealby
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