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Stressel death sentence shocks Russia war guilt questions
The report notes Stoessel faces execution terms amid Russia's wartime conduct in Port Arthur and the broader war with Japan. It questions responsibility for the losses and criticizes Russia's leadership and plundering policies, suggesting a harsh reaction at home and abroad.
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Sale of Loot From Imperial China Sparks Outcry
Newspaper notice announces a four sale in New York of rare bronzes, jades, brasses, vases, and ivory carvings from the widow of Minister Conger. Sales total to 817.49. Critics call the illicit import a shameless act tied to looted imperial treasures.
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Plunderer of them ii pore mullied bla favorites 49 make thor Beivea rich
The text satirically contrasts Napoleon and American wealth tied to an estate. It notes items advertised as made for the Imperial household and questions the Canger family knowledge. It muses on New York wealth possibly reclaiming treasures for China.
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Upper Michigan Seeks Statehood in Historic Struggle
A historical overview recalls Michigan’s territorial days, the Lower Peninsula’s push for split from the UP, and the long fight over statehood. It notes mineral wealth, outside capital, and past constitutional debates on whether the UP could form a separate state.
Nevada Gold Rush Prospects Draw Thousands of Prospectors
Nevada attracts thousands of seekers amid reports of rich ore as Rawhide and other camps show promise. Despite exaggerations, the state has produced notable gold fields including Ely Bullfrog and Rawhide, prompting bets that Nevada may become the leading gold producer in the Union.
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Harvard Professor Reignites Death Controversy and Burial Proof
A Harvard professor discusses revived concerns over alive burial and calls for legal proof of death before burial permits are issued. Reports describe signs of life such as pallor and lack of heartbeat, and tests like a split lamp to confirm death to prevent accidental burials.
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Unclear historical stabbing scene reported in garbled text
A fragmentary report mentions Charles Renda and a friend reacting to a near fatal incident. The text is corrupted with garbled phrases about a crane, blood, and a “Tow Tours Wter,” preventing a clear reconstruction of events or identities beyond the names shown.
Veteran Editor Crosby Noyes Dies at About Eighty Three
An obituary notes Crosby Noyes, veteran editor of the Washington Star, aged about 83. He joined the paper in Buchanan’s era, rose to managing editor, and is survived by son Frank B. Wayes, now with the Chicago Record Herald and former AP president.
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Fruit and Dairy Men to Meet in Billings
An instructive programme for the joint Montana Agricultural Society and Montana Dairymen's Association session will be held in Billings from Wednesday to Saturday February 26 to 28. Officials from both groups will welcome attendees, with Montana-grown fruit displays and prizes for crops and apples. Wednesday features cooking demonstrations and a talk on student needs, followed by a reception. Friday offers a moisture conservation lecture by Dr Campbell.
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Former New York officer accused of swindling
Harold Magitt, a former New York police chief for Saratoga from 1983 to 1808, faced preliminary examination before Police Judge Weller after allegedly passing fictitious checks. He lured a local woman with a staged eastern tour, bought clothes with two checks, then borrowed cash and disappeared until arrest at the Erieville pace track.
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Local Wedding Attended By Vandergblit Family Ties Noted
In the city recently, MF Whitney described limited acquaintance with the Whitney family and stated his sister likely only met the count at the Vandergblit wedding, clarifying unfamiliar connections among attendees.
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Woman charged in poisoned candy death case in Missouri
The case centers on Ruth Biller a four year old who died in Kansas City after eating poisoned candy meant for her mother Ella Van Meter arrested in Harrisville Missouri with complicity in the death. Blanche Moyaseh and her daughter Planche also charged after information filed by county prosecutor Sarah Moyse Milter.
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Bank in San Francisco Closed Doors Forcing Closure
San Francisco February 21 The Markat Signet bank on Bor entlh and Market streets did not open this morning The bank commissioners are investigating its financial condition The bank law deposits total 1 182 003 The officers claim solvency but say they lack funds to meet demands
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Lewistown Burglars Sentenced in District Court
Special Dispatch to the Standard Lewistown Fel. 21. Harry Highhorse and John Gregory, once Bil lings chauffeurs, were sentenced on burglary pleas. Highhorse got 2½ months, Gregory 1 month, with parole possible after half terms. Fred Fand, a German youth, received 18 months for burglary. James Shermin jailed 15 years for first degree burglary.
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Land fraud defendant extradited after jail escape
Portland, Yre, Feb. 2L A four month trip covered 300 miles and 101 days on water as United States Deputy Michael John Kerrigan returned with Horace G. Messining a land fraud defendant who fled to China while awaiting sentence. An outlaw band aided his escape from jail at Makeden and he was extradited through an act of grace by the emperor of China.
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Man Kills Woman With Axe Then Commits Suicide
In Bingham Me on February 31 James A Deane 30 killed Mrs McKay 20 with an axe after pursuing her to a neighbor’s yard and then took his own life by slitting his throat at the scene. He was employed in lumbering and the couple’s domestic trouble was blamed on jical ousy.
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Wintery Word Puzzles and City Clippings Across Papers
A humorous collage of snippets from newspapers with quips on winter weather and music, featuring exchanges about instruments and performance, a literary club remark, and sardonic encounters on a train platform. It showcases playful, fragmentary humor from multiple papers without a single cohesive event.
Rufus Apple on Trial for Murder Charge
Special Correspondence reports the trial of Ruth Apple in district court begun with jury selection. The case centers on a fatal encounter with Gorman after a dispute over a woman. The state’s evidence suggests manslaughter rather than premeditated murder as Gorman died 12 days after being struck.
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Baker linked to string of robberies in New York chase
James A. Baker of Columbus Ohio was arrested after a five mile chase in New York charged with murder and a long series of post office and railroad station robberies. Detected as a Hatfield McCoy frontier figure, investigators name him Dickinson and say he admits burglaries in New England for which Joseph Felly, alias Hobbs, is jailed.
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Grazing permit applications near Gallatin forest due March first
Special to the Ganland Bozeman Feb 1 the time for applying for grazing permits on the Gallatin national forest expires March 1 Supervisor C T Conkling says most applications are in. Cattle number around 10 000 and about 500 horses last year with similar figures expected this year. Sheep numbered about 13 000 last year and may rise to at least 28 000 this year as upland pastures are utilized ensuring more pasture use on higher hills and slopes.
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Two bodies recovered from Parrimino wreckage in Pa
Two additional bodies were recovered by workmen at Parrimino wreckage in Jacobs Creek Pennsylvania. They were found amid debris in a partially cleared area, indicating a possible preserved state. Authorities are confirming identifications and casualty counts.
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Fay
Story 18 Denied in New York Fed Whitner Whitney Case
In New York federal court Judge Weskarry Payne Whitney denied the claim that Minister Dorothy Whitney, aged 14, engaged Count Pauw Lsterhasy in a scandal involving the Mungarign. The ruling clarifies the parties and dismisses the allegation as unfounded noise in the ongoing disorderly case.
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