Pankhurst Released From Detention After Appeal
Militant suffragist Emmeline Pankhurst was released on her own recognizance from a Quarantine Island detention after an appeal to authorities. She vowed to limit further public remarks and thanked supporters as crowds cheered in New York and at the boat landing.
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Ipmilitant Subragatee
Maulattan Island
Po'vlack
Bmis Island
Petu
Iulgenlion Auriorie
Wilson
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Pankhist
President's assistance given to Mrs Pankhurst
Washington reports President Wilson approved assistance for Mrs Pankhurst as U S authorities release details of a special inquiry board. The action follows statements by American officials about the fate of suffrage leader and potential tensions over policy toward Britain.
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Washington
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Ars Emachine
United States
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Special Inquiry Board
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Deadly germ letter to Steele investigated in Chicago
A threatening letter sent to Frederick M. Steele claims germs can cause a fatal disease and demands 36000. Police and hospital investigators examine Steele after the hoax claim, with the note warning that it is too late to inoculate.
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Steele
Chicago
Frederick M. Steele
Logan Monument
Grant Park
Mfr
Sterle
Wreck damages Great Northern car in Minnesota incident
In Duluth Minnesota a private car of General Superintendent Janks of the Lake Superior Division of the Great Northern railway was wrecked by flood and the crew aboard sustained injuries. Details are scarce as to the exact causes or extent of harm.
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Lake Superior
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Great Northern Railway
Froit, Rea
Tedas
Huerta Raises Money By Increasing Duties
Mexico faces higher import duties as Huerta expands fiscal measures. The move, effective February 26, follows government orders aligned with President Huerta and amid concerns over inflation as producers brace for a 85 percent price base. International reaction centers on tensions with the United States and Britain as diplomats press for clarity on Huerta's authority and concessions.
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Muerte
Wien
Estimla
In Today's Standard Page a fragmented montage of events
A scrambled column list mentions nominations, trials, sports notes, hospital updates, investigations, legal calendars, moral reform proposals, tax questions, and various local items. Names and places are garbled but imply court actions, political wrangles, and community notices across multiple regions.
Storm hits central west and eastern states with first snow
A broad storm centered over the central states brought the season's first snow to Chicago and western towns. Snow extended to Missouri and Kansas with readings near freezing in several centers. A pedestrian fatality occurred when a vehicle struck a woman on a street, driver exonerated. Marine reports note few ships at sea as harbor traffic remains limited.
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Jetsas
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Shala
Juan
Ashland
Severe wind and storm lash Maryland and Wisconsin coast
A historic twin storm rips Maryland eastern shore with wind and tin damage and heavy seas. Milwaukee reports five deaths as Wisconsin endures the worst strain, with drownings near Shawano and Ashland as crews battle wreckage and rough harbor conditions.
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BRI Iaere
Maryland
Operation of coal mines by state suggested
Denver officials consider public sentiment on state control of coal mines as a possible path. A committee from the United Mine Workers of America and the State Federation of Labor is studying the issue and preparing data for decision makers.
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President Wiles and Christian association meeting in Washington
President Wiles outlines plans for the West during a Washington residence visit. Other members have gathered at the Knulzqudu as part of a Memorial event and await Mon'a Tamulay Memnar.
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Washington
Sulzer Nominated by Progressives in Sixth Assembly District
In a turbulent meeting the progressive faction nominated Sulzer for the Sixth assembly district seat. Despite opposition from party leaders, supporters argued the nomination followed the will of the people and could mobilize a cross party vote. A later demonstration accompanied the unanimous endorsement.
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My. Bird
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Why he has consented to return to Albany
Albany notes that Welilgim Sulzer stated he consented to return to Albany after the progressive convention nominated him for the assembly. He remained in touch with progressive leaders by telephony in New York and predicted his January return to Albany to pursue the speaker role and governor’s chair, with a campaign to start soon. He planned lectures through January first before arriving for the opening of the legislature to wage his bid.
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Gujrer
Suivey
Gilshriaich
Atte Joatshure
Hulaer
Heminikton
Alix SteinMou
Sulger Jeaelion
Stolacher
Albany
N.Y
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Assembly
Weliigim Sulzer
Sizer
Ahn
Wi Te Eam
No Escape Plan Cited For Topeka Girls School
Deputy State Fire Marshal reports Topeka Girls Industrial School has four foot high fire doors and no exterior fire exits. Windows require keys, wooden stairways trap occupants, and a safe egress plan is deemed essential. Governor orders immediate remedial action and inspection.
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Milter
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Olga
Verdict of Acquittal in Bitter Root Case
The court granted motions for directed verdicts on Nichols O Mara and Mandy as to conspiracy charges. The jury had found none of the defendants unusually connected to the alleged scheme to acquire lands by trick or entry, and the judge planned to continue arguments after the noon recess.
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Nichols
O'Mara
Mandy
le Record
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ITV
Government conspiracy case updates reach town
Special Dispatch reports on the government conspiracy case involving Mendy Nichols and R A O Mara as the verdict nears. The crowd waits for a ruling at 2 o clock. Lord’s friends expect acquittal amid sparse details and muted town interest.
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Nichols
R.A. O'Mara
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Calumet Strikers Lose Bid to Regain Places
Color, Mien. Gee, 26, reports workers halted by a capper scheme as management claims to resume operations. The dispute centers on miners who had joined strikes or violence, with emphasis on reinstating or replacing workers as tension rises in the vicinity of the Calumet complex.
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Ontghy
Ostracised by friends will return to lepers
Mas Stark Chllier, ostracized by society as a former leper, returns to the leper colony dreamily stating she will resume life among lepers. She discloses her plan to become a nurse and seeks work with leper colonies in the United States, or else to go to an island near Canton, China, for nursing positions.
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United States
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China
Maid Wants to Wed as Policeville Turmoil Baffles Court
Chicago servant case reveals Mrs Dwight appealing to police after loan disputes and romantic interference. A fiancee seeks to persuade authorities to permit the servant to marry. Police struggled to resolve the tangled claims amid press and public attention.
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Chicago
Progressive third supreme court election results reported
A fragmented report indicates progressives secured a third supreme court victory amid uncertain counts. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece notes a win by a progressive candidate with positions held by Leslie and Arthur among others.
Canal match ends with close score at Wilson Park
In a tight track contest at Wilson Park Vinilalla defeated Lia 03,231 to 0 and Pablo ml oe the Weabhedd tre PRK Puesta, highlighting a surprising finish amid a chaotic scoreboard. The event drew local spectators and featured Miherfoy Bane and Aaron on the track.
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Washington
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Poison Found in Body of Admiral
A medical report reveals poison in the body of the admiral. The investigation examines how the toxin entered the system. Officials pursue leads as autopsy findings are released and health authorities reevaluate safety procedures.
Death by arsenic alleged in Admiral Eaton murder trial
In Plymouth Mass on Oct 9, Admiral J G Eaton died after arsenic poisoning deemed self-administered by experts. Government contends his wife Jennie Eaton poisoned him. defense challenges causal link. Trials include letters from Mrs Eaton asking experts to identify other poisons and warnings about her husband's sanity.
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Joseph G. Eston
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WS Ces
Jennie May Eaton
Wes
Henry Altes
Rockland
Whitney
Wiliam Gate
Farvard Medical Adeal
Letra Meath
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Inetes
Katie
Nelson
Revision of Mining Laws Demanded by 15 Figures
A garbled 19th century style excerpt reports strong calls to revise mining laws. It cites David W. Brusion of Denver as a prominent speaker. The text references an apex law, workmen's compensation, and a push for a broad extension of related acts across states, with congressional action anticipated.
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