Wreck Toll Rises In D C Terra Cotta Collision
Washington dispatch details a Baltimore and Ohio rear end crash near Terra Cotta Maryland cause traced to fog and a moved signal. About forty killed and fifty injured. Names of victims and survivors logged as morgue numbers climb. Investigations launched by police and railroad officials with inquest planned.
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Washington
Manion
Baltimore & Ohio
Terra Cotta
D. C
Frederick
Hildebrand
Takema Park Block
Phillips
Tower
Aspemdof
Atty
Robert
Newark
Austin
Fannie
Baldwin
Lewis W
East Orange
N. J
Belt
E. Oliver
The
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio ‘Railroad
Edward M
Bohrer
Corinne M
Bond
J. A
Compos
Tor Government Printing Office
Butts
Sallie
J. Frank Butts
McCaghey
J. A. McCaghey
Baltimore
Bent
Nevitt
Harry Hildebrand
Frank Hoffmier
J.C. McCullum
Robert Rutter
W. A. Norrin
Tenth Precinct
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Providence Hospital
Frederick Leigh
Kensington
Takoma
Fragmented notice from a damaged page with garbled dialogue
Readable phrases describe a disorderly scene with references to a man and a clock but most content is jumbled. The text resembles a partial overheard dialogue or crime scene notes, lacking clear names, dates, places, or events to accurately identify a story or outcome.
Senate panel weighs 50% pay raise for Congress
Washington December 31 The sub committee of the senate appropriations panel weighing the legislative executive and judicial bill favors a possible fifty percent salary increase for senators and representatives. It may strip raises for vice president speaker and cabinet unless parity is gained. The panel likely to seek senate approval with an amendment covering the whole subject.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Appropriations
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Maine deer supply will not meet hunter demand say officials
Augusta Me Dec 31 The state inland fisheries and game commissioners in their annual report project deer kills at 18 000 this year a drop of about one third from last year as deer moose and caribou numbers decline. Guides registered 2 083 earning 360 000 this year. Hatcheries produced 3 061 100 fish planted in 160 ponds and lakes with 2 425 000 eggs collected during the spawning season.
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Augusta
Maine
State Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game
Contest Planned Over Derby Election Result
Representative elect George M. Clark faces a formal contest by Dennis T. Walsh on grounds of defective ballots in ward one and illegal votes in ward two. The challenge targets Clark’s narrow three vote margin in Derby.
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Derby
George M. Clark
Dennis T. Walsh
James J. Sweeney
Clark
Cassatt Laid To Rest In Bryn Mawr Cemetery
President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad was laid to rest in Bryn Mawr cemetery today. The service followed simple Protestant Episcopal rites befitting a man of his stature and role in the railroad industry.
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Cassatt
Philadelphia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bryn Mawr
Memorial to Wolcott statue dedicated at the state house
In Boston on December 31 a memorial statue of former Governor Wolcott and two small figures representing the army and navy were dedicated at the state house with impressive ceremonies. In New Haven on December 31 Victor Tyler of Southern New England Telephone Co resigns as secretary, effective after February meeting. Hartford reports a $191,000 will for charitable purposes from Ella Burr McManus, daughter of A. E. Burr, Hartford Times family. A Hartford incident notes four year old Sarah Strandh died after drinking whiskey mistaken for cough medicine on December 21.
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Wolcott
Boston
Army
Navy
State House
New Haven
Victor Tyler
Southern New England Telephone Co
Hartford
Ella Burr McManus
A. E. Burr
The
Hartford Times
Sarah Strandh
Old Lady Ties
Bethel, Dec 31. Mrs Ann Steven, aged 100 last week, died today from general infirmities in this place.
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Bethel
Ann Stevenson
Cincinnati Waterworks Project Sees $20 Million Boost
Cincinnati residents anticipate the new year with the waterworks program valued at about $20,000,000. A bulletin from Stockholm reports King Oscar’s health as stable, noting his temperature at 65 degrees and good overnight rest.
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Stockholm
Oscar Sere
Moneyed Japanese Migrants Spark Mexico to El Paso Plan
A Guadalajara dispatch reports 150 Japanese migrants funded by contracts to work on the Manzanillo extension of the Mexican Central railroad have arrived and bought El Paso tickets. The piece claims many are professionals, artisans, or students, not laborers, and that contractors believe they seek transport to the United States. A January 20 steamer from Japan carrying 1,100 laborers is expected to ease the labor shortage.
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City of
Mexico
Herald
Guadalajara
Manzanillo
Mexican Central Railroad
el Paso
United States
Japan
New England Pay Increases Across Mills And Transit
Wage schedules rise as mills in New England lift pay about 5 to 10 percent with most changes effective today or tomorrow. Major rail lines Boston elevated system and Portland Street Railway announce raises for thousands of workers, with NYC wage gains affecting conductors motormen and other staff. The movement reflects higher living costs, with about 175000 cotton operatives gaining and elevated train staff earning about 2.30 to 2.50 a day plus extra benefits.
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Boston
New England
Numous Mills
Boston Railway Company
Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company
Portland Street Railway
United States
Charleston Navy Yard
Naumkeag Mills
Salem
Mass
Pane Everett
Pemberton
Atlan
Lawrence
Methuen Taille Methuen
Exeter Mill
Exeter
Pittsfield
N. H
Avon
Androscoggin
Bates
Continental
Mill Mills
Lewiston
Barker Mills
Auburn
Lockwood Mills
Waterville
Pepperell
Biddeford
Methuen
Arlington Mills
New Hampshire
Lyman Mills
Holyoke
Lancaster Mills
Clinton
Vicinity
Boston & Wor
Center Road
Fight in tunnels Aided by a traitor in New York
In the McAdoo tunnel under the North River two men fought. one was left unconscious with a fractured skull. Christopher Lynch was identified as the attacker. Lun dening was taken to a hospital, Lynch to a police station, and the scene required passing through three air locks in the caisson.
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New York
McAdoo
North River
John Lundening
Christopher Lynch
Lynch
Lundening
Trolley Mows Down Woman on North Main Street
Mary Larocque of 353 North Main Street was knocked down and dragged by a trolley near her home around 6 PM. Dr Graves treated her for severe bruises and shock. the crossing area is noted as dangerous, with past fatal injuries reported nearby.
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Burs
Mary Larocque
North Main Street
Graves
Boy Lodging Defect Leads to Arrest in Naugatuck
A ten year old boy named Eugene Reardon sought lodging at a police station Saturday evening. He was turned over to Probation Officer Combellack and eventually to a man named Grant en route to Naugatuck. During travel the boy tried to escape but was recaptured by Officer Cannon and is held in Naugatuck awaiting news from Hartford or New Haven relatives.
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Eugene Reardon
Combellack
New Haven
Naugatuck
Reardon
Grant
Sone
Benantan
Cannon
Hartford
Robbery on Seaboard Airline Train Near Lacrosa
Passengers on a Seaboard Airline sleeper were held up and robbed of $8 in jewelry near Lacrosa Virginia. A Pullman conductor attempting arrest was shot in the arm. Robbers fired the emergency signal and fled into the woods.
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Richmond
Lacrosa
Seaboard
City News Update on Churches and Transit
Nearly all Protestant churches will hold water services tonight and the trolley system will gain more open and closed cars. A requiem mass for Edward J. Beneley of Treland will be at Immaculate Conception church at 7 pm. Tomorrow is New Year’s Day and the Feast of the Circumcision with Masses across the denomination. Patrick Dees resigned as engineer at Randolph & Conn. Firefighters responded to a blaze at 31 Pie Street, finding a bungiehed fire and the outreach of the window frame.
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Immaculate Conception
Edward J. Beneley
Tre
Patrick D.eee
South River Street
Randolph & Conn
Peuan
Field and
Grand Streets
Yallet
Fire Department
Alwat
Pie Street
Winter prices and sweets listed in wartime style
The fragment describes cooler weather and mentions items like silver tea pots and various prices per week. It references multiple items including pevenies and teas, with unclear names and inconsistent wording. The readable names include Tes Lane and general references to weekly prices.
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Mary
Mary Cook
Harris
E. Gaither
Higbie
Henry
Brookland
D.C
Highie
George
Bere Higbs
Pital
King
T. J
Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal Church
United States Naval Observatory
Y. M. C. A.ecard
Lippoll
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Lowe
A. Lee
Merter
Theodore
Merriond
Purman
Mise
Misa
Deschinar Rogers
Norman
Marion
Ind
Central Union Telephone Company
Merit, Shrewbridge
Mre &. W
Shrewbridge
Mra
W. Shrewbridge
Wright
John
Frank R. Chase
Outh Brookland
D. Leigh
Washington Junction
Mr. Merchant
Minty
Willy Bey
Cincianati
Cincinnati
Dec
St Petersburg
Social Democrats
Lst
Sveaborg
Kronstadt
Moscow
Vilna
Klopoff
Emiljanoff
Social Democraty
Germany
Kiev
Russia
Lodz
Rustan
Poland
Hong Kong
Canton
Resolu
City News
America
UPSON
Bank St
Upson Jewelry Co
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