Morse Returns Amid Dodge-Morse Divorce Probe
Charles W. Morse, former American Ice president and bank consolidation promoter, arrives in New York on the Deutschland with wife Mrs Clemmence Dod Morse. He travels amid a sprawling Dodge-Morse divorce inquiry as grand jurors indict several figures. Morse may be summoned to testify to bolster district attorney evidence.
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American Ice Company
Thie City
Deutsch-land
Europe
Clemence Cowles Dod -Morse
Mor
Mr. Morse
Grand Jury
New York County
Morse
Watchman Joslin Shot Near Depot in Kyle Texas
H H Joslin aged fifty five a night watchman in Kyle Texas was mortally wounded by a gunshot near the depot. He told that someone followed him and then fired as he turned in the dark. The bullet of forty one caliber passed through his body and he died shortly after this report.
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Kyle
Tex
H. H. Joslin
Mr. Mill- Lolland
Fred Millholland
Mr. Joslin
Twenty Injured In Fort Worth Street Car Collision
In Fort Worth at the stockyards crossing a freight train collided with a street car early Wednesday, injuring twenty people, two seriously. About forty eight riders were headed to work when the rear of the street car was struck, throwing it fifty feet. seriously hurt include Martha Andrews and A R Knowles.
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Fort Worth
St. Louis
San Francisco
Stockyards
Martha Andrews
North Fort Worth
A. R. Knowles
No Increase Defeated in Legislature In Texas
Austin February 1 House defeated a joint resolution to raise the governor salary from four thousand to ten thousand dollars annually. Senate passed a bill allowing girls under nine to testify in criminal assault cases. House committee favored increasing district judges salaries from twenty five hundred to thirty hundred per year. A bill to punish operators of variety theaters was introduced. Mr Decker introduced in the Senate a bill requiring locomotive engineers to report all stock killed by them.
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Tion
House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Decker
Clerk launches partition suit over $25,090 score in two counties
Hillsboro Texas February 1 District Clerk R E Sparkman has finished filing papers in a large partition suit involving at least 25 090 in this and Dallas counties with fifteen minors named as interested parties. Twenty nine citations and fifteen duplicate copies of the petition were served.
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Hillsboro
Tex
R. E. Sparkman
Dallas
Elderly couple plans new life on Texas farm
Denison reports Mr. and Mrs. James Burton aged eighty-four and eighty-six arrived from Grand Island Nebraska. They are in good health after fifty four years of marriage and intend to buy a farm near San Antonio to reside there for several years.
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Denison
James Burton
Grand Island
Neb
San Antonio
Vendors Moved Inside from Galveston Sidewalks
After occupying the sidewalks for over twenty five years fruit venders, confectionery and peanut men were moved inside in Galveston on February 1, as city authorities cleared the curbside stalls.
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Galveston
Real estate listings in Hall's addition town
J. W. Batts offers property including N. B. Cole block for 750 dollars, one quarter block for 225 cash, 8 lots with shade trees priced 300 with easy terms, a 4 room residence in town, 262 acres Caldwell pasture, 450 acres Karten timber land, and the Mistrat place with eight acres and a two story eight room house priced 3500 with water works and cisterns.
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N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Karten
Mistrat
Eigth
Wholesale Grocers Meet in New York to Unite Trade
Fifteen states send representatives to the annual meeting of the National Wholesale Grocers association in New York. The gathering discusses the jobbing grocery business and unanimously votes to convene a national meeting to organize a countrywide movement, aiming to align wholesalers with manufacturers and protect shared interests.
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National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Figures of Eastern States Formed Companies in January
New York February report shows eastern states formed 116.25 million dollars in capital for new companies in January. Maine leads with 42 million, followed by New Jersey at 39 million. December and prior January figures are lower, signaling an upturn in corporate formations.
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Maine
New Jersey
President nominates multiple officials to Senate
The president sent several nominations to the Senate including Consul James C. Kellogg for Barranquilla Colombia Register Land Office Walter L. Cohen New Orleans and postmasters in Arkansas Texas and Louisiana. The census report shows 9,717,693 bales of cotton ginned in 695 counties through January 16, up from 7,168,381 last year.
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James C. Kellogg
Louisiana
Barranquilla
Colombia
Register Land Office
Walter L. Cohen
New Orleans
Arkansas
James T. Redding
Huntington
Henry Thane
Arkansas City
Thomas J. Woodward
Texas
Lafayette Sharp
San Augustine
John Co. McBride
Woodville
Washington
Postmaster Nomination Approved for Iuka Mississippi
Washington February 1 in executive session the senate confirmed Mrs Mary G Stone to be postmaster at Iuka Mississippi.
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Washington
Senate
Mary G. Stone
Iuka
Miss
Indictment Case Transferred to Supreme Court in New York
The Dodge Morse indictment for conspiracy and subornation of perjury moves to the criminal branch of the supreme court from the court of general sessions. Justice Kennefick of Buffalo will preside next Monday as arguments occur on a motion to inspect grand jury minutes submitted to Judge McMahon before transfer.
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New York
Dodge- Morse
Supreme Supreme Court
Court of General Sessions
Kennefick
Buffalo
McMahon
Princess Victoria Recovers After Appendectomy at Buckingham
London reports Princess Victoria, operated for appendicitis at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, had a restless night but is otherwise well, according to a bulletin from her attending physicians issued Wednesday morning.
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London
Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Fort Worth Leader Jere Lehane Dies After Illness
Jere Lehane secretary treasurer of Martin Casey and Co. died at his Fort Worth home Tuesday night after a four day illness of pneumonia. He was a well known and popular citizen of Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Jere Lehane
Martin Casey & Co
Tragic Domestic Incident Reported in Dallas
A Dallas man identified as Southworth fatally shot himself in the center of the forehead after arousing his wife, according to local police brief notes.
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Dallas
Southworth
Russians Arrive in New Orleans From New York
Seven Russian families reach New Orleans from New York aboard a Morgan liner and plan to settle near Los Angeles Russian colonies. They left Kuski in eastern Russia two months ago and traveled via Hamburg due to high taxes and poverty. They intend to take up farming.
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New Orleans
Los Angeles
Sian
Oklahoma City Grocer Dies From Shotgun Wound
J W Dodson a local grocer was found dead behind his store in Oklahoma City early Monday with a shotgun wound to the head. He had moved here from Browngoille Texas about a year ago.
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Oklahoma City
J. W. Dodson
Dodgen
Browngoille
Tex
Cotton Shipment From Hobart Reaches Japan and St. Louis
H N Smith representing A. L. Wolff & Co of Oklahoma City shipped 3108 bales of cotton from Hobart on Feb 1. Sixty railroad cars were needed to load the cargo destined for Japan and St. Louis.
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Hobart
Okla
H. N. Smith
A. L. Wolff & Co
Oklahoma City
Japan
St. Louis
Republicans to Convene Caucus on Rail Rate Legislation
Washington February 1 The Republic and leaders in the house plan a caucus of Republican members to decide on a program for railroad rate legislation. The call will be issued soon.
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Washington
House
Retirement of Interior Minister Sviatopolk Mirsky Announced
In St. Petersburg on February 1, the retirement of Interior Minister Sviatopolk Mirsky is officially announced due to ill health. M. Durnovo will become acting interior minister, with M. Bouligan regarded as likely to succeed Mirsky as minister.
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St. Petersburg
Sviatopolk- Mirsky
M. Durnovo
Posts and Telegraphs
M. Bouligan
Moscow
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Franklin Niel Knocks Out Hyland In Fifteenth Round
San Francisco report says ex bantam champ Franklin Niel defeated Dick Hyland in the fifteenth round Tuesday night. Hyland was floored by a jaw swing, rose briefly, and fell for the count amid a bruised eye with little other damage before the ending.
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San Francisco
Franklin Niel
Dick Hyland
Hyland
Fire destroys Hagel stein's warehouse and three other venues
A blaze in San Angelo Texas on February 1 damaged Hagel stein's warehouse, a French restaurant, and two additional establishments. Loss pegged at $39,000 with most coverage insured.
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San Angelo
Tex
Hagelstein
Cold snap grips Omaha area with subzero chill
Omaha and vicinity faced freezing temperatures on Wednesday morning as the thermometer fell six degrees below zero. A report from Alliance notes steady snowfall for more than a day, prompting concerns among stockmen about potential suffering to livestock on the ranges.
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Alliance
Lost rise in gin fire tests local farmers in Alabama
Tuscaloosa February 1 a gin owned by Allen Patrick burned at Rcumulus destroying corn and cotton valued at $200,000 stored for higher prices. No insurance covered the goods.
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Allen Patrick
Rcumulus
Warsaw Strikes Erupt. Quiet City Amid Tense Day
Warsaw on February 1 remained quiet with limited reopening of stores and offices as the strike spread to sugar refineries and nearby factories. The report notes two newspapers issued, while a humorous reference recalls blunders at King George III’s coronation and Lord Effingham’s apology, ending with the king’s amused response.
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Warsaw
George III
England
Lord Effingham
Earl Marshal
George
British steamer Alba crew lands after wreck near Amsterdam
The crew of the British steamer Alba from Newport News has all landed at Amsterdam after the vessel went ashore at Zandvoort on January 11. The ship is considered a total loss. In Philadelphia a statement from Rev. M N. Irvine says he has given up the bottle.
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Amsterdam
Alba
Newport News
Zandvooort
Philadelphia
Rev. M N. N. W. Irvine
Bolivian Congress Approves Peace Treaty with Chile
The Bolivian congress has approved the treaty of peace and friendship with Chile in a formal session held in La Paz on February 1. The pact establishes normal relations and mutual cooperation between the two nations.
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la Paz
Chile
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