Nerve saves lives in Ridge Road car crash rescue
Mrs Elmer Dover acted bravely when brakes failed on a steep Ridge Road embankment curve. Her car veered toward danger as her daughter and a friend were injured. Dover steered the vehicle off the road, allowing bystanders to pull free survivors and summon help.
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Rod Creek Park
C ‘Sion
Macine
Tortland
Alvartage
Reigh
Wes Towers
Vyolin
Homsarays
Tae
Roxwr
Dover
Kisher
Ramerl
Train Schedule Fragments for Baltimore Trip
Fragmentary note describes travel to Baltimore via Pennayt fallread with tickets, return Sunday night on an air regular train. Mentions Heturn satirisy and recongressional Limited service. Factual details and exact times absent.
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Baltimore
Heturn
Pennayt Fallread
Cat alarmed by burglars at Old Forge home
A cat owned by Dr WW Myers of Old Forge sprang onto his bed after burglars entered the dining room window early today. Myers seized his revolver and pursued them downstairs, causing the thieves to flee, leaving a bag of silverware behind.
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Washington
Wilers Barre
WW Myers
Old Forge
Dryer
Four Husbands in a Row In Bigamy Arrest
Agnes Miller, a 30 year old described as a pretty blonde, was arrested for bigamy. She had married Isaac D Leaman a year ago and Amon Henry last month after leaving Seaman who is prosecuting her. prior marriages to William Moore and Jacob Rutter ended as she tired of them. She claims she did nothing wrong.
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Washington East Lancaster
Papar
Agnes Miller
Isaac D Leaman
Amon Henry
Seaman
William Moore
Jacob Rutter
Burglar Captor’s Wife and Children Witness Raid and Robber
A burglar is caught during a New York break in as Conte the captor’s pistol blocks entry. The intruder is forced to sit while Conte’s family watches. after a tense standoff the burglar is captured and jailed on $1660 bail in West Market Court.
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Conte
New York
PARKHURST CHARGES SALOONS ON SUNDAY BUSINESS
Rev Dr Charles Parkhurst filed formal charges in Albany against Mussar George B McLellan and Police Commissioner Bingham for neglect of duty over Harlem saloons open on Sunday last December. He says seventy one Harlem saloons sold liquor each Sunday and notes flasks bought in Lower Broadway, vowing to present the charges to Gov Hughes and the excises department. Civil action aims to prompt enforcement and accountability.
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Harlem
Cahillion
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Farkbuest
Eine Waletes Society
Gov Hughes
Mclean
Bingham Thelet
Irges
Excises
Contested Hughes Delegates Face Chicago Convention
Two Republican conventions in the Eleventh and Twelfth districts declared prior Taft delegates illegal and seated Hughes backers. The Twelfth district instructs for Hughes while the Eleventh leaves its delegates uninstructed, leading to a contest of rival delegations at the national convention in Chicago.
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Hughes
Square
St Louis
Miyagu
Indorsing
Charles B. Hughes
New York
Roosevell
Iiiindereen
Taft
Aid
Republican State Committee
Nebraska Solid for Taft Endorsed by State Convention
The Nebraska Republican State convention endorsed William Heart for President with a solid delegation to Chicago to vote for Taft. The delegation includes Senator Norma Brown, Victor Rosewater, and Judge Allen W Field. The report also notes Pullman service on the Royal Limited train from Washington to Philadelphia and New York.
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Omaha
Nebruar
William Heart
United States
Nebraska
Chicago
Taft
Gev Sheldon
Norma Brown
Victor Rosewater
Allen W Field
Royal Limited
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Advertisers Invited To Submit Early For Sunday Post
Advertisers are urged to submit copy early for Sundays issue as spring announcements will be published in The Post. The newspaper reaches households nationwide and targets readers with ready budgets, promising strong results.
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Washington
Post
Taft Delegates Opposed by Lincoln Labor Leader Protest
Lincoln delegates rushed a Second district gathering with A C Hankin and I G Baright among alternates. Tony Donahue led a protest against Taft, claiming 5000 voters in the district opposed him and urged placing 16 delegates on record against sending a Taft delegation to Chicago. Delegates at large supported Taft as candidates spoke, while the platform endorsed Roosevelt and Taft tariff revision policies.
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C Hankin
Furnas County
Baright
Omaha
Ge. M. R. Hopewell
Burt County
Paul E Marlay
Custer County
Organized Labor
Tony Donahue
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Actress Accused of Circle of Hitchock Courtroom Drama
A sixteen year old girl testifies that a comedian enticed her and Flora Whitton to his hotel room as crowds gathered outside the court. She recounts a matinee payment and a later rendezvous at Forty first Street and Sixth Avenue, with Hitchcock allegedly directing them. The witness details a visit to a room on the first floor, an offer of money, and a night spent with talk of his travels before the gas was turned off. The prosecutor seeks to probe further while the defense seeks instruction to allow the testimony to proceed.
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Eise
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Great Neck
Titchcocks
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Anabelle
Phe
New Dor
Hitchcocks House
Hitcchcock
Burglar to Prison for Life in Landmark Case
A man named Clark was convicted today of burglary and armed robbery in multiple prison breaks. Witness Ida Clark testified the defendant attacked her, stole jewelry, and hid the loot in a jar and bottle, while prosecutors outlined a history of crime and violent intent.
Trust Company Reopens Amid Bank Crisis Turmoil
The Trust Company plans to reorganize under receivers and depositors committees as lawmakers vote on the handling of deposits amid a broad financial panic. Police report two Americans arrested for weapons offenses and evaluate charges amid a widening investigation. A girl formerly at a magistrate’s care is now under Gerry Society custody after a brief stay at the House of the Good Shepherd and a prior residence in Long Island before moving to Manhattan near the Garden Theatre.
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Laon
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Pew
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Dewitt
Gerry Society
Twenty Seventh Street
Garden Theater
Indicted banker is read warned over charges and plot
John G Jenkins former First National Bank of Brooklyn president died after a sudden paralysis. He faced indictments with his three sons for conspiracy to obtain loans from Williamsburg Jenkins and Trust Companies and perjury. The elder Jenkins had a prominent Brooklyn profile and had been arraigned three months earlier.
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New York
John G Jenkins
First National Bank of
Brooklyn
John G Jenkins Jr
Jenkins
Frank Frederick
John G Jr
Williamsburg and Jenkins Trust Companies
Wairunsburg Tras
J Nhings
Joan
Wiliamsburg ‘Trust Company
Seis Mi Jekins
Ata Gnandal
Busimesa
Bishop Bars Minister in Rochester Church Row
Rev George Chalmers Richmond rector of St George Church in Rochester married a young burlesque actor on stage last night. He was later barred from preaching at St John Church in Rochester. Olmstead bishop would weigh Baltimore and Ohio routes for travel to the Pacific Coast with low trains every odd hour. Tickets on sale daily until April 29.
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Washington
Geort Chalmers Richmond
St George
Rochester
Richmond
St . Johna
Baltimore
NEW AIRSHIP FLIES AT 25 TO 30 MILES AN HOUR
Hammondsport New York March 12 Prof Alexander Graham Bells new aeroplane the Red Wing made its first public flight over Lake Keuka veering off after about 200 feet. The craft weighed 860 pounds with 469 square feet of wing area and achieved speeds from 25 to 30 miles per hour before a tail failure ended the test.
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Lieut
Selfridge
Keuka Lake
Hammondsport
Alexander Graham Bells
Lake Kenka
F W Balden
Reval Faprument Association
Thomas Selimdze
Lake Keuka
America
Hamn
Fire Aerodrome
Weghin
Asrauwoeme
Talara
New Cruiser Birmingham Hard Test Near Boston
The Birmingham, built by Fore River Shipbuilding, completed a four hour trial off the New England coast, maintaining about 26.43 knots average speed with screws averaging 19.16 revolutions per minute. Officials noted the ship was not pushed and the run showed very little soration.
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Boston
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
New England
Penobscot Bay
Russia haunted by spies near Trans-Caucasia naval order
Odessa March 12 reports the arrest of Turkish officers suspected as spies near Kare and Batum. The minister of marine bans all vessels, regardless of nationality, from approaching Black Sea fortified harbors at night. Disobedience risks bombardment and navigation delays.
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Mar
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Batum
Trans-Caucasia
Minister of Marine
Black Sea
Iowans Declare for Taft Delegates Named at Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa Iowa March 14 Republicans of the Sixth congressional district chose John F Lacey of Oskaloosa and Milton McCord of Newton as delegates to the national convention in Chicago. Resolutions urged support for President Roosevelt’s record and Secretary Taft for President. Senator William B Allison was endorsed for reelection and B F Carra recommended for governor.
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Iowa
Republicana
John F Lacey
Milton McCord
Newton
Chiago
Roosevelt
Taft
William B Ailison
B F Carra
Price declines keep costs lower than a year ago says Bradstreet
Bradstreet reports prices for food, textiles, coal and other commodities fell 12.5 percent from peak levels, with about 63 items cheaper than last March. Thirteen staples show declines in February, 10 down, 1 up, 2 unchanged, while textiles led weakness and livestock rose.
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New York
Bradstrest
Bradstreet 3
Mariees Gradstreet
Leo Sey
Hodes & Ihr
Mtris Gang
Queen Victoria Weeps as Alfonso Arrives in Madrid
Alfonso arrived from Barcelona amid a warm welcome by Queen Victoria and crowds at the station. The queen cried with joy as the royal pair rode to the palace. In Barcelona a second bomb exploded near the palace water pipe, injuring none, and two more bombs were found later in the city center.
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Navy prison too crowded at Charlestown amid pardons
Special to The Washington from Boston reports sixty five inmates at the naval prison in Charlestown were pardoned due to overcrowding. Twenty were released immediately, with the rest freed by tomorrow. Several previous releases have occurred in recent weeks, and most prisoners were moved to the Portsmouth naval prison, leaving only a few at Charlestown. King Edward abandons cruise plan to the Mediterranean returning to London mid April. Casablanca reports Gen Amade received peace suspension letters from Mulai Hafid calling for truce talks pending arrangements.
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Boston
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Starritz
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Yale Alumni Banquet Favors Taft for President in Washington
Yale Alumni Association of Washington hosts a dinner at Rauscher's where Secretary Taft enjoys strong support from Justice Brewer Senator Depew and Rep. Dalzell. Metcalf notes Taft’s record, while speakers praise Yale's public service ethos and urge loyalty to personal convictions amid national political debate.
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Rauscher’s
National
Navy
Metcalf
Yale Alumni Associaton
Washington
Taft
United States
Harvard
Yale
Brewer
Depew
Dalzell
William H Taft
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Yale Alumni Association
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Tate
United States Marine Band
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Hampton
Rosda Metcalf
Justice Brewer
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