Eastern Storm Wreaks Havoc as Death Toll Rises
Western Union reports 28 dead. 6000 marooned at sea as gales and heavy snow cripple railways telegraphs and ships from New York to Colorado. New York tax rush amid snow piles. rescues find a sleigh tragedy in Hazelton. Sinking Unity off Nova Scotia feared.
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Union News Bers
Denver
New York
Colorado
New York City
Broadway
Wyoming
Texas
Hazelton
James Barthold
Elia Sweeney
Unity
Nova Scotia
Shelbourne
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Newark
Denver Man Named as Confederate Chicago
Denver man named as Confederate in Chicago case linked to cooperation with John Worthington owner of the American Banking Association. They allegedly unloaded stock Wor! sold after a Denver meeting caused demand for more shares.
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Denver
Chicago
Rancher Slain Near Waters Found in Charred Remains
A rancher Morris is found murdered near Waters after a shed and remains are discovered by a search party two miles from home. Investigators link the case to Miguel Martinez and Lion who are held on charges at the county jail. Authorities pursue a theory involving Williame and the victim's family over an earlier sale.
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Morris
Waters
Cafon
Miguel Martines
Lion
Williame
Williams
Sher
Willams
Howe
Ty T
Pinon
Oni
Pinedale
Fremont County
Casper Lodge
A. F
A. M. Frank Foster
Laramie
Fatlan
Seme
Rocky Mountain
Hows
Chasey
Red Bank
Covernon
Wil Reed
Museum
University of Wyoming
Gweetwater
Democrats Name Osborn as Chair in New York Revision
Democrats designate Osborn as chair in New York state revision to replace Goon Palme. Chush Caborn elected to lead the Democratic state committee this afternoon.
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Osborn
Chern
New York
Mareh
Chush Caborn
Charince
Goorin
Mf Palme
President Hints Mexican Intervention in WA Narrative
The president signals possible Mexican intervention while criticizing the gravity of the killing of Wile and Berton. A British subject reports the murder of Gurley Bearb and Lau Wate Vergara, American citizens, and General Carranza's denial of U S rights to protect interests in Jamaica. The president deplores armed intervention.
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Washington
Wileon
Thage
Wile & Berton
Gurley Bearb
Lau Wate Vergara
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Saloon Licenses Surrendered in Memphis Under Alliance Act
In Memphis all liquor licenses were surrendered as the alliance act took effect ending the era of open saloons. The surrender marks the transition as authorities enforce the new federal liquor controls in the city.
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Memphis
Pennsylvania Leads in National Bank Applications for Federal Reserve System
Western Newspaper Union reports 7 465 total applications with Pennsylvania at 825 and Texas next with 518. State by state totals show New York 479, Ohio 378, California 260, Oklahoma 390 and other regions contributing to the national tally.
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Union
Washington
Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve Banking System
Treasury Department
Keystone
Texas
Arizona
Nevada
District of Columbia
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maassachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Middle States
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Western
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Idaho
Utah
Arions
One killed and two injured in Colorado freight train accident
A derailment near Trinidad, involving a dump car and a Colorado and Southern train, killed Travi Liteheork and injured Olaf Anderson and A G Hall. Five men escaped with minor injuries. Hall suffered severe injuries and cannot move.
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Trinidad
Hall
Capitol Cash Heist They Took Five Dollars From Vault
A robbery at the Iowa Capitol failed as three suspects fled the state capitol after breaking into the treasury vault. They bound a water inspector and tied up a state employee before escaping with five dollars from a cash drawer in the treasurer’s office.
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Moluea
Trenchirer
Savel appropriation for two battle ships reported
The House reported an appropriation of 399,964,333 for Warehips Washington with 194,061-015 for two battleships. The ships, each costing about 815,000,000, will be built at private yards by companies.
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Washington
Com Ree
Former Canadian Governor General Earl of Minto Dies in Hawick
London report says the Earl of Minto, former governor general of Canada and viceroy of India, has died in Hawick. The titleholder, renowned for his imperial service, passed away after a long career in public life.
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London
Earl of Minto
Canada
Forme Yierroy
India
Hawick
Death Sentence for Mre Bulfum Idule Waller
A jury found Mre Bulfum Idule Waller guilty of first degree murder for poisoning a person named Wille Bulfum. Judge Hrowe scheduled execution by electric chair at Avbort in the week of April 4.
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Idule Waller
Wille
Haine
Avbort
Britannia Carteomiat Dies Leader of Aegis
Sir Jobe Veuulel longtime foe of Wading britie A car Wouniet dies after four years of illness. The obituary notes Veuulel’s prominence in political and social circles, marking his influence across decades and his role in regional affairs.
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Jobe Veuulel
Crisis in Mexican Situation Prompts U S Military Readiness
The United States moves to coast guard and naval action after the murder of William Benton and the Vergara killing. The Navy transports Prairie and Hancock prepare to deploy with hundreds of marines while torpedo boats join Pensacola forces. Secretary Bryan seeks Huerta action and Villa consent for examination of Denton’s body with an international party.
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Union News
Perivd
Washington
Sudden
Agu
Aculon
United States
Prairie
Pensacola Naval Station
Oroler Chester
Vera Crus
Powerble
Mobile
Monnehan
Terry
Sterrett
Pensacola
Steid
Friesen
Preston
New Orleana
New Orleans
Hancock
Beversy
William
Benton
Villa
Clemente Vergara
Texas
Hidalgo
Mex
Colquitt
Telerams
Wilson
Vergara
Bryan
O'Shaudinessey
Mexico City
Huerta
Versara
Cecil Spring Rice
Renton
Denton
California Governor Johnson Claims Women Shape New Government Philosophy
Governor Hiram W. Johnson declares women are responsible for a new philosophy of governance that places human welfare above material gain. He argues women influence policy and public life in California.
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Johnson
California
Girl Bride Who Slew Mate Freed in Queens Court
A sixteen year old New York bride known as Marie Maasie faced a murder indictment after killing her husband the previous year and becoming a mother. The trial in Queens County Court ended with a jury acquittal as the youthful defendant clung to her infant on hearing the verdict.
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New York
Marie Maasie
Mourder
Longlaland City
Queens County Court
Mavio
Tony Masato
Masia
Five Miners Face Murder Charge Tied to Palmerdale Mystery
Five members of the Western Federation of Miners were arrested here as part of the Palmerdale murder case linked to the copper miners strike. Investigators say the deaths sparked a broader labor dispute in the region.
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Palmerdale
Western Federation of Miners
Storm devastates East Killa Five leaving five dead
A violent storm in Chicago's East Killa Five area cost five lives and damaged the telegraph network. The gale disrupted service and caused several shipwrecks along the harbor.
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East Killa Five
Chicago
Prominent Cheyenne Figure Named in Local Brief
Fragmentary OCR note from Cheyenne Wyoming mentions Timothy Williams and an individual titled as leader in internal affairs. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference appears to involve prominent local figures and political or organizational roles.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Timothy Wiliams
Hewan
Maglee
Former Chicago Rock Island official dies at ices
Former Chicago Rock Island and Pacific vice president dies at his home after a brief illness. The long time railroad executive was a prominent figure in Chicago transportation circles and contributed to regional rail development.
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Chicago
Jebo Svbaating
Chicago, Rock i and
Bie Ice
Ty Amntom
Change of Gilet Will Heal Disease, Says Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture issued a statement on combating blind staggers in horses, noting its spread across sixteen states including Colorado Missouri Nebraska Oregon and South Dakota. It links the disease to green forage and newly cut hay or fodder and warns against fake cures while urging careful management of feed to prevent cerebrospinal meningitis in horses.
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Department of Agriculture
Olon Newsterview
Washington
Department
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Iowa
Kansas
United States Reserve Banks Plan Outlined
New Orleans reports the first draft of a plan to establish twelve federal reserve banks. Proposed sites include New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Atlanta New Orleans Denver Portland San Francisco with possible changes to Kansas City and Omaha as the discussion evolves.
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New Orleans
Lae
United States Reserve
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Central West
Chicago
St. Louis
Kana City
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Rocky Mountain
Kaneas
Omaha
Reglon
St Louis
Carranza delays Benton disappearance report amid Briton’s death
General Carranza refused to forward information on the disappearance of American Gustav Bauch and the death of Briton Heaton to Washington while promising to investigate. Secretary Bryan pressed for immediate details, and a commission attempting to inspect Benton’s body at Chihuahua was blocked by rebel orders.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Carranea
State Department of Washington
Juarez
Willam
Benton
Bryan
Gustav Bauch
Frederick Simpieh
Yaldro Fabela
Carranza
Heaton
England
Bonton Iinvestigating Commission
Chihuahua
Fidel Avila
Washington
Villa
Ely
Henton
Marion Letcher
Grand Prix Race Tragedy On Santa Monica Course
One killed and two seriously hurt as 402 mile Grand Prix on the Santa Monica course ends with Addie Pullen winning. Los Angeles dealer Paul Speae dies when his car plunges over an embankment. J B Marquis crashes at Death turn on the thirty third lap, both he and his mechanician crushed beneath the overturned car.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Addie Pullen
Paul
Speae
Los Angeles
J.B. Marquis
Marquis
Civil Service Exams Set for Postmaster Jobs in April
Examinations to fill over 500 fourth class postmasterships will be held in April under an executive order transferring offices to civil service rules, the Civil Service Commission announced.
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Waebbington
Civil Service Commlewion
Kennedy State Treasurer Accounts Cleared After Audit
Albany reports that the late John J Kennedy state treasurer's accounts were found correct after an exhaustive audit by the state department of efficiency and economy. The findings confirm accuracy in financial records and compliance with accounting standards.
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Albany
N. Y
John J Kennedy
State Department of
Disturbance Delays Royal Pageant in London
A protest disrupts a royal appearance by King George and Queen Mare in London prompting security measures and an unexpected delay to the public program. Officials condemn the disruption while promising continued ceremonial duties.
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London
King George
Queen Mare
Farmington Fire Ravages Distillery and Nearby Buildings
Fire at Farmington, New Mexico destroys four brick buildings and damages property, with losses estimated around 60 000 dollars. Authorities report confiscation of 1500 gallons of brandy from the Farmington distillery by the government.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Farmington
Folk Quits State Department for Interstate Commerce post
Solicitor Joseph W. Polk of the State Department and former Missouri governor resigns to join the Interstate Commerce Commission as chief counsel. He receives a salary of 10,000 dollars and begins new duties Monday as he leaves his current role today. No successor named yet.
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Washington
Josph W. Polk
State Department
Missouri
Mate Bryan
Yolk
Interstate Commerce Commhealon
Polk
Carris
Woman at center of white slavery case marries in San Francisco
Genevieve Han nap a key figure in the San Francisco white slavery case involving J Parker Whitney was wed to Arthur N Hartke in Paso Robles February. The ceremony ties to El Peso family and marks a personal turn amid legal proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Culil
Genevieve Hannap
Agaloet
J. Parker Whitney
San Francisco
Arthur N. Hartke
Genber Ao
el Peso
Theft at Van Paris Saffers Surpasses Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
A report notes a theft totaling about 200000 dollars from Van Paris with indications of a larger loss exceeding 400000 dollars tied to a post office and a railroad station incident.
Interstate commerce board upholds fee dispute rulings
The Interstate Commerce Commission finds the charges in a carload sale between New Orleans and Denver justified and reasonable. The ruling supports the fee structure as fair for the shippers and carriers involved.
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Warkington — Rahen
New Orleans
Denver
Interniate Commerce Comencation
Girl Freed for Killing Mate in New York
Marie Maslo, 14, who had recently graduated grammar school, was married and became a mother, was accused of killing her partner but was acquitted by a jury in a New York court. The article notes the rapid verdict and the legal outcome for Maslo.
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New York
Marie Maslo
Leland City
Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Champeign I
Readable fragment notes scarlet fever cases at Champeign I with details unclear. Mentions fever development among residents and potential link to local union or community group. Further specifics not provided.
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Miike
Wyoming News Highlights From Across the State
Wyoming reports-heavy snows in the Teton range and outlying counties. cattle look well and an ice harvest in Evanston ends. Notables include O D Zimmerman receiving a notarial commission, Meetoctse postmaster Le Price, and plans for a $35,000 Casper Masonic temple.
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Sherifan
Teton Range
Fiute
Mvanston Te
O. D. Zimmerman
Dougie
T. le Price
Meetoctse
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Thermopolis
Pape's Diapepsia Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as a ready home remedy for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims fast relief for dyspepsia gastritis and stomach derangement whether day or night with no need to suffer.
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Pape
Two Viewpoints on Ship Christening Champagne Tradition
Two Viewpoints emerge at a luncheon regarding christening ships with champagne. Daniela, secretary to two Viewpoint officers, notes the temperance angle while recounting a joke about christening water to mock wine and a shipowner’s quip on reform amid wine shortages.
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Daniela
Anthor
Raneeile Fete Bouts at Castorlia Cafe
A brief note highlights the Castorlian cafe offering infant and child remedies as a reliable choice amid local chatter and social visits. The fragment hints at a community venue serving families and caretakers.
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Castorlia
Ailing fashions and dream discussion in casual chatter
A fragmented passage describes Mrs. Cashit-Mre De Btyle displaying aplomb about dresses. Another speaker notes going to ask a dreammaker why she does not wear any of it. The text then mentions diseases and a casual remark about cure and ease, concluding with a stray ad-like fragment.
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