Faith and Faithless Ransom Delay in Stone Kidnap Case
Washington reports estimate that fifteen days have passed since ransom money was paid to brigands for Miss Eben Stone. Officials cite weather as a factor and warn that a betrayal would end U S engagement, risking swift extermination of brigands. Miss Stone, seen in Europe, may face danger if captors and troops clash. Further reports place Rev Isilka, linked to the case, in Sofia, Bulgaria.
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State Department
Miss Stone
United States
Mr. Leishman
Origands
Tts
Entira
Turkey
Uper
Elis
Garia
London
Seres
Daily Graphic
Eben M. Stone
Bogdagh
Perim Range
M. Gargiulo
Constatinople
Macedonia
Ligodatch
Rosebery Keeps Them Talking in London Coalition Speculation
London reports Lord Rosebery may read a new coalition after breaking with Campbell-Bannerman’s Liberal wing. Editorials debate the Times stance and the unionist preference for replacing the current leadership with trusted men capable of business stability without altering empire policy.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Liberal Party
Great Britain
Times
Lord Rogeery
Times hints at new coalition amid imperial policy debate
The Times suggests possible early fruits of policy efforts and rumors of a coalition between unionists and imperial liberals led by Devonshire and Rosebery. The Globe editorials praise Rosebery’s emancipation while highlighting remaining differences with unionist policy.
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Times
Dute
Devonshire
Lord Rosebery
Jassibie
Globe
Lord Roseberst
Maryland Lawmakers Scrapped In House Clash
A personal confrontation occurred on the Maryland House floor when delegates Isaac Lobe Straus of Baltimore City and B Lynne Painter of Baltimore County exchanged words after adjournment. Straus says Painter struck him in the face and he defended himself with a blow.
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Straus
Painter
Maryland
Annapolis
BLA
Isaac Lobe Straus
Baltimore City
B. Lynne Painter
Baltimore County
Prince Henry of Prussia Arrives to Guarded Reception
In New York on February 2 preparations are complete for the arrival and welcome of Prince Henry of Prussia aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm. Authorities guard the landing site, dubbed the Hohenzollern Precine, with police ensuring a secure reception.
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New York
Prince Henry of Prussia
Cabinet shakeup hints at Long resignation timing
After the cabinet meeting yesterday, Long stated the report had not yet formally sent his resignation. He indicated his intended departure from the cabinet to the president and suggested he might not do so for quite some time.
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Long
Congress Clash Ends With Separation of Two Delegates
During a congressional session a fight erupted when an umbrella was used and a painter was struck before deputies separated the combatants. Painter alleged Straus used insulting language while speaking. Straus denies making such remarks.
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Painter
Straus
Misuse of Filipino Women Allegations Stir In Philippines
In Washington the National Council of Women held a triennial session and formed a committee to codify its constitution. Mrs Barrett urged recognition of motherhood and more charity for women who err. Mrs Margaret Dyn Ellis charged American officials and soldiers in the Philippines with mistreating Filipino women and asked President Roosevelt to end the crime.
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Cdeat
Ellis
Washington
National Council of Women
Barrett
Margaret Dyn Enlis
Philippines
Roosevelt
Rock Island to Run Through Trains to El Paso
Rock Island announces through service from Chicago to El Paso effective March 1. A daily solid train will depart Chicago at 11:30 p.m., with connections at El Paso to the Southern Pacific for California and the Mexican Central for other Mexican points.
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Texas
Chicago
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
California
Old Mexico
Prince Henry Arrives As Hohenzollern Yacht Stands Ready
Imperial yacht Hohenzollern lies at West Thirty Fourth Street pier awaiting arrival of Prince Henry aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Admiral von Baudissam meets him at the gangway while wireless operations prepare to locate the prince's ship. US officials and press events are arranged with a special Hohengollern precinct police detail. A costly solid gold and silver casket, to be given by Mayor Weiss, will be completed soon for the prince's welcome address.
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West Thirty Fourth Street
Pring
Prince Henry
Hohenzollern
Admiral von Baudisam
Irving Place
West Thirtyfourth Street
Prince Will
Hohengollern
Prince
St. Louis
Prince Henry of
Prusais
Weiss
Parc
Atlanta Fire Insurance Rates Jump 25 Percent
The Southeastern Tariff Association executive committee ordered a 2 percent increase on all stock merchandise and special hazards, effective in Atlanta yesterday. Nationwide meetings followed New York actions, with underwriters signaling immediate rate hikes and agents in noncompact states told to apply the rise or decline new business. Insurance men call the move imperative for safety after months of declining business and rising costs.
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Atlanta
The
Southeastern Tariff Association
Executive Committee
New York
Fire Devastates Armory and Park Avenue Hotel
A massive blaze at the armory on Thirty Fourth Street and the adjacent Park Avenue Hotel trapped guests and caused multiple deaths. Firefighters fought flames from the second floor upward as explosions from ammunition and gunpowder tore through the building. Several women were carried to safety, while others perished, including a woman in night clothes who leaped to a portico. Authorities expected more casualties as search continued. Survivors included Bishop Ludden, M Kenny, and priests from Syracuse among others.
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Park Avenue
O’clock
Croker
Ludden
M. Kenny
Syracuse
N.Y
James M. Payne
Connecticut
C. H. Steckweil
Troy
N. X
Young Roosevelt Removed to Washington by Special Train
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. leaves Groton School infirmary for Washington with Mrs Roosevelt and Dr Riney after two weeks of pneumonia. He travels in the private car Convoy on a special Groton to Providence express, snow falling as a move is made to reach the capital for care.
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Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Groton School Infirmary
Groton Station
Providence
Federal Express
Roosevelt
Warren
Rirey
Alan
Washington Sees Severe Sleet Storm Paralyze Capital
A heavy sleet storm cuts telegraph and telephone lines north of Baltimore, plunging Washington into darkness with widespread ice on streets and trees. Traffic halts, horse cars struggle, and Jersey City reports near blackout as weather moves northeast toward New England.
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Washington
National
Baltimore
Richmond
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
New “England
South Carolina
New Bingland
Brooklyn Bridge
Two Eyed Pigeon of Plowboy Roost Attacks Terrell
Georgia campaign report details a heated gubernatorial race in Atlanta. Dupont Guerry criticizes J M Terrell on prohibition lobbyism and railroads while celebrating state reforms. Guerry touts joint debates and cites personal history with Atlanta.
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Terrell
Governor Candler’s fate rests with President Spencer in Georgia depot
Local news notes Governor Candler defers fate of the depot to President Spencer of the Southern. Hon Guerry spoke at the Grand to about 60 on gubernatorial campaign issues. Atlanta received a 350000 check from Georgia Railway and Electric, fire insurance rates rose 26 percent, Major William Hoss of Macon died, Senator race in Newton county, Savannah militia at Charleston, boiler explosion near Vienna killed four, first oil derrick in Floyd county, Lyles defends governor’s son in Columbia, South Carolina adjourns after forty days, Montgomery mill men agree on labor, Prince Henry to visit New York, east storm disrupts wires, Roosevelt framed temperance issue, Barcelona troops quiet, London readers eye a Roziltion against present policy.
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Guerry
Terrell
Br. Burt
Guerry Club of
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W. P. Burt
Guerry Club
C. Salomon
Dr. Monk
James L. Hull
W. & Witham
Charles W. Graham
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Justice Fish
Supreme Court
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Georgia
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Southern
Depnt Guerry
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New York
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Macon
Newton County
Savannah
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Vienna
Floyd County
Lyles
Columbia
G. C
South Carolina
Montgomery
Ala
Prince Henry of Prussia
East
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Roosevelt
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