Christmas Charity Distributes Dinners To Thousands In City
New York December 26 reports Salvation Army led by Randolph Guegenheher at the Newsboys Club House and Lodging House fed nearly 5 000 families at a Christmas dinner. The Grand Central Palace hosted a charity food effort and clothing. the Bowery mission aided over 2 000. Timely gifts and balls were held at the Manhattan State Hospital and other sites while a tragic incident at a private home interrupted festivities.
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Privare
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Anerley
Grand Central Palace
Salvation
Bowery Mission
Randolph Guesenhehmer
Newfeld House
East Fourth Strode
Brdithe
Spasrestan Timothy Co
Mrobatan State Hospital
Sahu's
Christus Ginugr
Paul Raymond
Moscow
Risdis Jv
Sadie O'Neill
Peink Christman
Navy
Bachusetts
Towa
Maine
Brooklyn
Gary Yuri
Che Rete
Prominent Attorney Killers In Memphis Firearm Tragedy
In Memphis on December 26 a chaotic shooting by a drunken party of negroes celebrating Christmas wounded prominent attorney Poston on a sidewalk near his home. Poston died from his injuries shortly after.
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Tenn
Sranisctons
Nerods Nolsiyz
Posto
Poston
Nego
Gne' Ut Sherby
Pittsburg
Flynal
Haltimore& Obie Jong Western Union Telégraph Cos
Brewmonly
Santa Claus in church scare causes minor injuries
In Upper Allen Florida on December 6 a Santa Claus actor named Blay White had his costume ignite, causing panic as children fled. Reverend C C Hall and others tried to rescue him, with White sustaining only severe numbness in his hands and no serious injuries reported.
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White
Santa Claus
Upper Allen
Blay
C.C. Hall
King 41 All Cough Medicines Sold By Mr E G Case
An advertisement touts Chamberlain Cough Remedy as the king of all cough medicines. It claims reliability for sixteen years, promising cures for coughs and colds with no bad after effects. Sold at German's Pharmacy.
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King
E.G. Case
Ceatai
Conn
U. S
Geman
Fox Hunt Causes Stampede and Sheep Loss in Indiana
In Decatur County, farmers organized a fox drive spanning several townships to reduce foxes that had destroyed poultry. A chase near John H. Jackson’s barnyard frightened a flock of fine sheep, panic ensued, and sheep were driven off. Lost sheep valued at about $3100.
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Ind
Milter Avi
Tneir
Rtik
John H. Jackson
Indiana Southern suspends Indianapolis division work
In compliance with Chicago orders the Indiana Southern railroad construction on the Indianapolis division is suspended, leaving over five hundred men unemployed. Simultaneously extra men are rushed to the Chicago division to hasten the Terre Haute to Chicago line. Many engineers from the Indianapolis division are ordered to Terre Haute for awaiting instructions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Leadquarriers
Chicago
Southern Indiana Railroad
Ohn RR
Extra Imen Aera
Troy Terre. Haute
Chieeco Veichts
Todiahapolis
Christmas Festivities End In Sudden Tragedy
Indianapolis residents gathered for a Christmas celebration at Mrs. Christine Fisher s home when a sudden incident caused a death as the family prepared dinner and the tree lighting. Details are scarce due to damaged text but indicate a fatal event during holiday festivities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chirdtine Fisher
Jet Ag
Premonition of Death and a Bride in Lawrenceburg
Fragmented notes report a murder fear linked to a bride named Christa or Crathia and Edward Madleange, a misread wedding vow amid a local ceremony. Separately William Bement, 27, was arrested in Princeton for robbery after luring August Stelier to a Huntington yard and stealing over $100. The Lawrenceburg pairing of Wynand G. Sink and Crathia A. Coles concluded in a home wedding.
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Foil
Der
William Bement
August Stelier
Humtineburg
Ind
Moday
Bement
Hungehurs
Lawrenceburg
Wynand G. Sink
Crathia A. Coles
John B. Cua
Gillespie
Unclear local ceremony amid reform funds and phonograph aid
Fragmentary text records a Jeffersonville ceremony involving a magistrate named John Delonty who used a phonograph to play the wedding march. It also notes extra payments by Jeffersonville Ltd and a reform facility paying interest from a special fund.
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Dec
Jeffersonville
John Delonty
Jeffersonville, Ltd
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Monty Due Lhém
Assaulted and Robbed Man Found Unconscious in Indiana
August Fellows of Huntingburg was found unconscious in Princeton on December 26 after being beaten over the head and robbed of 4100. The assailant, identified as Comemar, fled the scene. Police investigation underway.
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Princeton
Ind
Fellows
Huntingburg
Comemar
Miners and unions seek unified three-year pact amid looming strikes
Reported in a dense, early 20th century wire service style, miners and workers’ unions press for a consolidated agreement spanning from one to three years. President of the United Mine Workers communicates a cautious tone, urging conciliatory talks to resolve disputes. Separate notices mention wage increases for carpenters, cabinetmakers, and related trades, with strikes looming if terms are not met.
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Mipres
Ana
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Uly
Adrift Steamer Crew Rescued After Losses At Sea
In a chaotic report a steamer encounter left the crew adrift southeast of Cane Henry with lifeboats half submerged. Survivors describe having found temporary shelter and relying on scarce rations while authorities launch a mass rescue.
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Yin
Cane Henry
Tala Ossal
Acrusa
Canada minister appears gravely ill in Paris report
Fragmented dispatch describes a Canadian minister in Paris suffering heart trouble during a crisis. It notes consolations from colleagues and ongoing engagements while observers report exhaustion and a decline in health amid the tense international situation.
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Winns
Ind Asheries
Raatolphe
Calvan
Tellap General de Fine
France
Coudsetlin
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Alfeiva
Hanguet
Saurday
Lille
Dunkirk
Burt
Sian
Profuntai
Corey
alFeorager Vents
Neraddo autlaw rejects bolting plan amid Madrid talks
In a fragmented report from We ws Gondensed a dispute over bolting terms is described as Neraddo refusing an alliance while Madrid talks continued. The piece mentions a boxing bout won by Kid Taylor over Billy Fhyieane in Peoria and references a historic locomotive in Jamnesburs marked by a Baltimore line movement.
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Neraddo
Onal Senfersner
Fortus Ak
Madrid
Enea
Elras
Kid Taylor
Billy Fhyieane
Prane
Sats
Peoria
Smany
CIA
Copenhaven
Sparal
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Letchworth Cis
Ois Tee Wethyss
Jamnesburs
BJ Ra
Reward Bravery Medal Narrative From Early Nebraska Record
Grand Island Nebraska officials report a 1905 notification from President Roosevelt about the first bravery medal under a congressional act. The account honors a railroad worker described as a locomotive fireman who saved a child from danger, with warm regard for the act and the brave deed.
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Grand Island
Poell
Prdgidant Roosevelt
Brn
Tikary
Deka
Peel
Firéthan
Santchied
Tibets
Haem
Died From Her Wound After Tree Trimming Incident
A 18 year old woman, widow of James Kennedy, died from a gunshot wound received while hanging a doll for her sister on Christmas Eve in Hazelif, as reports note. Four arrests are pending investigation. Also reports of drowning on ice near Par-nassis and a Pittsburgh telegraph figure’s death. Electric Bitters praised by a Harper resident for health recovery.
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Washington
Uv Christinag
Hazoiklif
Mary
James Kennedy
Moscow Battle Fare: Rebels at City Edges in 18th Year
Fragmented dispatch from St Petersburg reports ongoing fighting in Moscow with Allied observers noting intense street clashes, civilian suffering, and shortages of food and fuel. Rebels declare aims to topple local authorities while seeking foreign support and a democratic republic, with reports of barricades, explosions, and heavy casualties amid chaotic urban warfare.
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Talis
St. Peters Hare
USA
Helievin
Hey
Betas
Democratic Republic
Bloodshed in Qdessa sparks mob violence against soldiers
Immigrant account from Boston describes German Jewish mob near Gildendord attacking troops marching down Wain Street with loaded arms. Witness says windows brimmed with people, bombs and shootings followed, killing scores and injuring hundreds as soldiers attempted to quell the riot. The mob, composed largely of Jews, escalated the attack wherever troops advanced.
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Dev
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Uronas Starkberger
Gildendord
Wain Street
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