China Accepts Demands to Avert Expedition
Peking reports indicate Chinese plenipotentiaries pledged immediate compliance to the eight demands after envoys warned of a potential expedition toward Sian Fu. The move aims to avert further military action as fears of dismemberment grow. British forces were alerted for renewed operations as tensions with the allied powers rise.
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Canada Talks Retaliation Tariff Move in Commons
In Ottawa East York MP MacLean urged Canada to imitate Russia and impose a siding scale tariff against the United States to pressure better treatment. He argued Canada should touch the American pocket to settle issues like the Alaska boundary and other disputes. Government offered no reply.
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Roosevelt denies sensational hunting yarns in Colorado
Governor Roosevelt, visiting Colorado Springs, rebuts wild tales of his five week hunt stating no newspaper correspondent was within 40 miles during the trip. He says only lynx and mountain lions were encountered and he killed 12 panthers, calling the adventures fabrications and declaring the holiday enjoyable.
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Cuban naval base row sparks constitutional clash
Havana February reports a Cuban constitutional convention committee debates future ties with the United States and the possible U S naval station at Guantanamo. The panel seeks majority guidance on Wood administration suggestions while resisting intervention rights.
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Carter Must Stay in Prison at Leavenworth
Judge Hook refused to grant bail for Oberlin M Carter and ordered remand to the federal penitentiary awaiting the United States Supreme Court action on his habeas corpus appeal. In Minneapolis the Hamilton murder case jury failed to agree at midnight and retired.
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Kidnapper Callahan Held in Cudahy Case in Omaha
Omaha police identify Callahan as one of the men linked to Edward Cudahy’s kidnaping. Five witnesses, including young Cudahy, positively identify Callahan who stayed with his sister on Fifty third Street. He was arrested in a saloon by Detectives Dwyer and Durl. Formal charges to be filed today with another suspect expected.
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Ater
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Buttermakers Meet at St Paul Convention Displaying Machinery
The national convention of buttermakers opened in St Paul with several hundred delegates. An exhibition of butterminling machinery, the largest yet assembled, drew crowds at Rice Park before moving to the Auditorium. George B. Maskell of Lincoln, Neb., opened the event for the National Creamery Buttermakers Association. Judges scored all 40 titles, with prize winners to be announced tomorrow evening.
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Hoax over Pat Crowe interview debunked
A Waterloo Tribune editor and Pat Crowe interview claim are called a hoax. The piece notes the author launched the yarn due to lack of column material and that the confession was not genuine. Also referenced is Secretary Guge commenting on a sugar duty matter and a Fort Dodge alert about a letter to two men which led to their disappearance.
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Washington
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Congressional Week in Review Senate and House actions
The report outlines a week of Senate and House activity from February 13 to 19. It notes continued electoral vote counting, agricultural and other appropriation bills, military and postal debates, and various votes. It highlights the wheeling and dealing over agricultural funds, the free transport of silver rain, the St. Louis exposition funding, and inquiries into war finance and shipments to South Africa.
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Extra Session Likely as Cuba Move Looms
President promises to summon Congress after Cuban constitution is received. He speaks freely with senators and public figures about an extraordinary session, with focus on Cuba and related issues. Also notes author Maurice Thoupson Dena of Crawfordsville, Indiana, is dead.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report From Chicago
Unrulled trade notes from Chicago on grain and livestock prices with May options and futures turning lower for corn and mixed for wheat. The report details receipts for cattle and hogs, with prices for prime to average stock, feeders, heifers, calves, and western lambs, alongside regional quotations and futures movements at Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Saloon raid ends in widow's death at Milwood
Mrs Rose Hudson wife of saloon keeper at Milwood 14 miles north of here was shot and killed during a raid on her husband's establishment. About 40 masked raiders entered after a warnings to close the saloon. Hudson tried to intervene as a shotgun fired. Mrs Hudson died from a shotgun wound. Four men arrested including John and Henry Wilson. Sheriff Everhardy reports further arrests likely as town remains tense.
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Mrs Nation in Jail Sparks Topeka Turmoil
In Topeka on February 14 Mrs Carle Nation caused a day of upheaval with raids on joints and a cold storage plant, smashed bars, and a large meeting. She was arrested four times, while others in Newnan and Newton faced similar disturbances linked to reform efforts.
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Fight Declared In Jeffries Rabin Contest Amid Permit Expiry
In Cincinnati on February 1 the Jeffries Rabin boxing match was officially declared after the mayor’s permit expired at midnight. Inderfollister endorsed the decree to ban the contest while Madrid and Spain faced martial law changes post carnival week, Catalonia exception noted.
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Russia Retaliates With Prohibitive Duties On American Imports
Russia imposes 30 percent licensing duty on key American imports, effective March 1, via decree by M DeWitte. The move follows a retaliatory tariff argument and aims to pressure U S policy. American observers fear harm, while some doubt Supreme Court acceptance of related claims.
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British officers optimistic of end to war by July
In London February 18 British commanders in the Natal campaign express confidence that hostilities may end by July 1. They cite Kitchener’s mobile columns and a two‑mounted force plan to pursue Dewet, with Dewar directing large columns. optimism runs high though forecasts may be as uncertain as past guesses.
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Through French Cordon Westward in Heavy Rain
Dispatches from The Times report exhausted British forces under Leewers and hindered by heavy rains, swampy ground, and limited cooperation with Hamilton. Roving rumors of a damaged ship Tu Cerne and a mine theft in Grass Valley add to the unsettled wartime and mining news.
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