Taft As Pallbearer For Gaynor Funeral
The funeral of New York mayor William J. Gaynor drew a vast crowd with formal honors. Pallbearers included civic officials and clergy as the procession moved from Trinity Church to the cemetery, with tributes flowing from City Hall and Saint Mary’s in Hoboken.
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Reese Tom
New York
Jey Gaynor
Etter
Fonetel
Sisters of the Pity
Emenehem Mepor
Clore
Yate Gaynor
William HH Taft
Gaynor
Mra Geynor
Grand Valley Storm Causes Damage and Fatality in Colorado
A destructive cyclone swept the Grand Valley causing widespread crop damage and injuring a boy. In Cedaredge Frederick Flint was killed by the storm while others sheltered in a YM U building. The event followed by continuing labor unrest as miners and families gather in Trinidad amid a looming strike.
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Cedaredmm
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Alfred Cin
Elia Gallupr
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Maderos Slayer Filled Washington Report
Reports from Carranza headquarters allege Madero’s assassin Mar denas was killed in Minhowran on orders to silence him after Madero’s overthrow. Genera Huerta’s forces allegedly staged the attack to prevent countermanding actions on February 22.
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Washington
Kranberg
Tardenas
Carranman
Mardenas
Minhowran
Genera Huerta
Algbt
Madero
Mealeo City
Cardenas
Living cost rises well above average in forty city study
A Labor Bureau investigation across forty cities shows living costs about sixty percent higher than the national average with prices for fourteen food items rising. The report notes freshness in Denver Los Angeles Oakland Portland San Francisco Seattle and other urban areas with food costs up fourteen articles higher than prior periods and some declines in four items.
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Bureau of Jahor Ehan
Joel Nowega
Heron
Sonnint
York
Hutter
Itmnen
Haron
Ge. Herd
Amon Cities
Denver
Foe Angeles
Omata
Salt Lake City
Bat Francikes
Seattle
Feeds and furlough details at Fort Paso report
A partially legible field report notes soldiers connected to Fort Paso receive rations while officers and guards are listed with locations and unit names. The fragment mentions Deion of holt comraden and Watere Pierce, plus other scattered proper nouns and dates.
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Federale
Deion
Holt
Fred Welelkene
Watere Pierce
Sulzer Admits Glynn's Rights in Impeachment Fight
The report notes former Governor Sulzer acknowledges Glynn's rights as the impeachment battle proceeds. MikcH in the title appears garbled. the article centers on the political struggle and legal arguments shaping Glynn's authority versus Sulzer.
Court Debate Shapes Impeachment Move as Sessions Reshuffled
Report outlines impeachment strategy against Governor with talks on delaying trial. Leaders seek extra charges while court challenges a bused executive actions and a bid to extradite a whistleblower. The Assembly plans recess to rally support and press for full attendance ahead of Thursday session.
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Bone Serer Alteny
William Suteer
Hooverkuene
Seleet
Olvam
Baprome
Levy
Juliae Broder Atate
G A A Commander Elected At 47th War Encampment
Gardner 16 G A A commander Chatnioom Wanbhanda Gare ner of Albion Mich elected national chief of the Grand Army of the Hepatic at the final business session. Other officers chosen include Willian L. Mowe as viet commander and J K Weaver surgeon general. Chad note: numerous names and locations listed for senior leadership roles and the Women’s Relief Corps officers.
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Leander Willian L. Mowe
Mittefield
J. K Weaver
Morristown
Horace M. Carr
Porsche
Kan
John Bautter
Mitteburg
Etrelt
Balthmore
Nalert
Chattanwuee
Weller
Banton
Willow Bo Moynihan
Rothester
Chariee
Louie
Woman's Relief
Melinde
Lodiandpolis
Chloe A. Warren
Viataville
Conn
Mere
Madero Killing Declared Not Criminal by Court
A local court ruled that the killing of Francisco Madero and related deaths involving Vine Pree and Marie Pino Saree were not criminal. The verdict states no criminal act was found in connection with the deaths.
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Madero
Francisco Madero
Vine
Thaw Extradition Hearing Set Before New Hampshire Governor
Kath Kendall Thaw faces possible extradition to New York with a decision by Governor Felker expected on Tuesday. Legal review of the writ of habeas corpus proceeds in the U.S. District Court if extradition is denied, while personnel moves unfold at the State Department and White House.
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New Hampshire
Concord
Tharry Kendall
Cape
New
Mexico City
Huerta
Felix Imaz
Europe
Mexico
Imas
Dias
Chief Justice Cullen Quotes on Socrates Execution
The priest Hone Schmidt who murdered Anna Autiuller and ran a counterfeiting plant was examined by Dr Scholer at Washington Heights hospital. Schmidt claimed he acted as humanity’s servant and discussed how public opinion shaped justice, while the alienist weighed his mental state.
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New York
Hone Sehsnidt
Anna Autiuller
Iaetare Schooler
Washington Heighte Hospital
Howre
Scholer
Schmidt
Fr Scholer
Alleniste
Serrates
Lam
Sopris miners repudiate strike order in Colorado camp
About 150 of 400 Sopris coal workers in Sam Animos county reject a United Mine Workers strike call. At a Friday meeting, over 200 locals and storekeepers voted unanimously to stay on the job, declaring Colorado Fuel and Iron conditions satisfactory and affirming they will respond only to a strike order from Sopris.
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Gay Minera
Trinidad
Colo
Sopria
Sam Animos
United Mine Workers of America
Sopris
Eail
Sapre Milne
Rojria
Colorado
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Bopris
Giggins 2 Million Estate Left to Family
The will of the late Timothy O Sullivan names at least 1 million dollars for hiding relatives. Two beneficiaries have died, and the widow is named as Gail his sister. The piece mentions Australasia Commission and charges in a separate case about a murder accomplice in Los Angeles involving a widow and a mechanic.
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Giggins
New York
Timothy O) Sullivan
Loe Angele
Frank Ho Nelson
Ican
Morocco
FF Ugok
Albanians Arm to Fight Servia in Turbulent Stand
Ancient tensions flare as Albanian forces mobilize against Servia amid growing unrest in the mountain regions. Rebels rally near frontier towns as authorities call for calm and order.
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Servia
Frontier warfare rumors重 in Belgrade amid Albanian tensions
Reports from Belgrade say Albanian groups armed with modern rifles threaten Serb territory amid foreign intrigue. Aligned factions plan actions to retaliate against Albanian communities, while Mutid Bey returns from Europe and urges arms to confront perceived enemies.
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Belgrade
Alteniane
Berrian
Servia
Montegeero
Abane
Mutid Bey
Eovo
Exeat Paeha
Brutaii Besod Pasta
Denver Man Loses Ear in Los Angeles Assault
Robert Baird, a 35 year old from Denver visiting his mother at 207 North Flower Street Los Angeles, was found unconscious on Playa del Rey beach with a torn ear and facial injuries. He was treated at Santa Monica Hospital by Dr Ken Dall after claiming he was accosted by an unknown Los Angeles woman and robbed of a $7 diamond ring and a small amount of money.
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Revert Baird
Los Angeles
Cal
Robert Baird
Denver
North Flower Street
Playa del Hey
Buddy
Kendall
Santa Monica
Haird
Womet
Thirty six injured in Chicago Rock Island derailment near J Caldy
Derailment of a passenger train near J Caldy injures thirty six, four seriously. Victims taken to McFarland and local hospitals. Conductor J O Thompson and porter J P Handley among the seriously hurt. others moved to a special train and continued to their destinations. Also reports political notes and a separate German royal tragedy follow.
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Chicago
Rock Islam
Pacific Possen
Iren No. 40
Tere J
Faldy
General Ceurance
Denver
le Ig
J P Handley
Mrat
Smith
Othello
J 0. Thompson
Thoe
McFarland
Kew
Western Welcome For Prince Albert Guests In Cody
A garbled report describes a Western welcome as Prince Albert of Monaco and party arrived aboard the Burlington in Cody to greet guests of William in Cody. Another fragment notes Joseph W Folk of Missouri securing a $10,000 State Department editor position and a plan for aviation fight funds and army housing.
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Cody
Prince Albert
Monaco
Burlington
Gol
Folk
Washington
State Department
Joseph W Folk
Missouri
Connie Mack Turns Joe Jackson Into A Star Bargain
Connie Mack builds leverage with a web of favors to land Joe Jackson from minor leagues. Charley Frank of New Orleans recalls turning over Jackson while Mack kept control, leading to unprecedented bidding and a famed $10 000 offer that was refused in favor of guiding Jackson to greatness. The tale highlights Mack’s social strategy as the key to securing top talent.
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Joe Jackson
Charley Frank
New Orleans
Connie
Joe
Philadelphia
Savannah
The
Pelicans
Hoss Frank
Frank
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Cononle
Jacksons
Cleveland
C. W Murphy
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Carolina Wonder
Murphy
Yoave
Mack
Cozy Dolan Now a Pirate
Cory Dolan explains his poor form with the Yankees as an accident in spring training near Atlanta led to a leg injury. He details a foul slide that opened a gash, kept him out weeks, and influenced Wolverton to release him. Dolan later improved with Rochester and returned to play with the Pirates.
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Cory Dolan
Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wolverton
Yanks
South
Pring
Mays Dolan
Atlanta
Dolan
Bowitch
Rochester
Base ball Notts and Player Talk Across Leagues
The notes discuss Naps batsmen above .275, a varied look at uniformed players, and a Michigan team battery described as strong and wild. Mentions include Fred Toney and Earl Yingling as hard hitters, Detroit acquiring Platte from Providence, Lavan to the Athletics, Demaree vs Humphries for pitching leads, Clyde Milan hitting lefties, Magety McGiraw’s view of Nube Schauer, Kateh Schaefer as pinch hitter king with walks or hits in twelve of fourteen chances, and Scouts noting Jim McGuire and Gonsales. Also references Cook recruited by the New York club, Kaiserling sold by Indianapolis to San Francisco, and Frank Chance’s opinion on player movements.
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