Roosevelt Visits East Side of New York at Little Hungary
President Roosevelt toured the East Side of New York for the first time since his New York governorship. Guarded by mounted police and federal agents, he attended a dinner hosted by the Hungarian Republican Club at Little Hungary on East Houston Street, where crowds cheered amid strict security.
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New York
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Road
Washington
University Club
Hungary
Upper Fifth Avenue
Second Avenue
East Houston Street
United States
Hungarian Republican Club
White House
Swayne Evidence in His District
Washington February 14 The Senate passed the agricultural appropriation bill and began consideration of the District of Columbia appropriations. The Hansborough amendment on wheat drawback duties was agreed after extended debate. Three hours were allotted for impeachment charges against Judge Swayne with testimony on his district residence and Sw anye's House testimony ruled inadmissible.
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Senate
District of Columbia
Hansborough
Swayne
Iit Bonate
Swarne
House Committee
President Discusses Armatrong’s Buco ceor at Republican Club
The President met readers and members at a New York Republican club. He discussed a possible successor to Robert B. Armstrong, assistant secretary of the Navy, who resigns by March. Friends of W. J. Murphy are promoting his name for the post, with Roosevelt showing high regard for Murphy.
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Armatrong
New York
Robert B. Armatrong
W. J. Miurphy
Roosevelt
Murphy
Insubordination Rumor Hits Russian Command Post
From St. Petersburg Feb 14 gossip at the war office says General Kuropatkin charged General Crippenberg with insubordination for leaving his command without authority. No responsible sources confirm the tale. It is said Crippenberg blamed the commander in care for his failures after recent operations and sought an audience with the Emperor.
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St. Petersburg
War Office
Kuropatkin
Grippenberg
Second Army
Crippenberg
Russia
Balfo ur Will Hold His Own
London reports the opening day of Parliament leaves the government able to endure the session. The social reform program is popular, while avoiding redistribu tion of seats and Balfo ur’s firmness on fiscal policy are seen as favorable signs for the government’s stance.
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London
England
Balfour
Ohio petition urges commute for Mrs Edwards to life
A two mile long petition weighing fifty pounds with 275000 Ohio signatures urged Governor Pennypacker to commute Mrs Kate Edwards sentence to life in prison. Cleveland delegation argued lack of responsibility and self defense in the homicide. The governor referred the matter to the board of pardons and Cleveland attorneys Mueller and H H Anderson will appear at tomorrow's hearing.
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Ohio
Edwards
Morrisburg
Pennypacker
Kate Edwards
Cleveland
Board of Pardons
Mueller
H. H. Anderson
Mia
Panic Averted as Smoke Alarms at Louisville Theater
In Louisville on February 14 a scare disrupted a Maxine Milchott performance when smoke odor from the upper house caused unease in what may have been the season’s largest audience. The curtain fell as a gallery shout warned of fire, but calm returned and no panic ensued.
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Louisville
McCauleys Theater
Maxine Milchott
Hanlon and Mowatt to Clash in Oshkosh Title Fight
Eddle Hans on of California meets Tomey Mowatt of Chicago in Oshkosh Wisconsin tonight for a $1,000 purse after a prior encounter with Jimmy Britt Young Corbett and Terry McGovern at Capkoek A.C.
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Mowatt
Oshkowh
Wis
Eddle Hanson
California
Jimmy Britt
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Tomey Mowatt
Chicago
Capkoek A.C
Cholera concerns rise in Russia as spring nears
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate authorities fear a cholera outbreak with warming weather. While winter reduces cases in Tiflis and Umak, sporadic infections appear elsewhere. Sanitation measures increase in cities like St. Petersburg and Moscow as officials urge water boiling and cleanliness. Typhoid epidemics recur in St. Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Tiflis
Umak
Urals
Varous
Petersburg
Moscow
Ice Gorge Threatens Kentucky River Futures
Mount Sterling Ky Feb 14 The Kentucky river ice gorge has reached danger level forcing lowland families to evacuate. Ice piled some twenty feet high with a log dam ten miles upstream threatens mills with losses surpassing 100000 dollars and potentially 200000 logs at stake. River men battle freezing water to salvage logs and save equipment.
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Mount Stirling
Lce
Kentucky
Patton of Princeton Criticises Teachers
Rev Dr F L Patton president of the Princeton Theological Seminary told Drew Theological Seminary club that much preaching is sociology and sentimentality and socializes Christianity rather than sanctifying society. He blamed philosophy professors for fewer ministry candidates and criticized professors for not helping students discern their vocational path.
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Paton
Loubet to Resign Before End of Term
Paria reports President Loubet will resign before his seven year term ends on February 15 to avoid a presidential election by new members. The triennial renewal of the Senate and the general election will delay until next year, allowing his successor to be chosen by the present Chambers.
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Paria
Lan By
Senate
Chamber of Deputie
Maria Men
Uan
Cousin of Bishop Satterlec Weds in York Grace Church
Mies Laure Batterge daughter of Dr Lakey pal ot Wann and cousin of Bishop Batteries ing married Tracy Ayreon Johnson in Grace Church York. The couple counts a kinsman of J Pierpont Morgan among their connections.
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Bishop Satterlec
York
Mies Laure Batterge
Lakey Pal Ot
Bishop Batteries Ing
Grace Church
Tracy Ayreon Johnson
York and Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
No conviction was secured
Washington February 14 The second chapter of the episode between Mr Sullivan of Massachusetts and Mr Hearst of New York occurred in the House as Sullivan again took up the question of privilege and recited the circumstances leading to the indictment and conviction of his father and himself for manslaughter His statement denied any further attack on Hearst and was a straight recounting He admitted the charge but said he was technically guilty and left the court a free man without prison or fine His father had been imprisoned a year and a half but was pardoned after new evidence The speech drew marked attention and warm applause from colleagues Hearst was not present and the day focused on the hava appropriation bill
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Washington
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Hearst
New York
Hava
British Parliament Opens In Ceremonial Session
King Hawara convened parliament in London and delivered a speech amid ceremonial display. The opposition readiness ports a stiff fight to topple the government as dissolution looms, with March feared as the likely date. Government aims to push the Albion bill while others demand early dissolution to harm Balfour tariff reforms.
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London
Hawara
Orginiea
Balfour
Third Squadron Off Liban for African Coast Mission
The third division of the Pacific squadron fitted out at Liban and placed under Michogatom. The fleet is expected to join Rojostvonaky off the African coast, signaling a bold move in the theater.
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Peoteraburg
Liban
Michogatom
Rojostvonaky
Man gravely ill after claim of 5 million prize package
Cleveland dispatch reports Ira Reynolds, who held a package claimed to contain 5 million dollars in securities owned by Mrs. Chadwick, is seriously ill. Reynolds has been bedbound for several days with a severe attack of influenza and malaria.
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Cleveland
Ira Reynolds
Chadwick
Reynolds
Pacific mail steamer meets floating debris and carcasses
The City of Panama, outward from San Francisco January 21 for Central American ports, encountered a vast drift of vegetation tree trunks and animal carcasses on January 28 in the Pacific. The debris crested the seas with eight to nine foot thickness hindering progress. Acapulco offered no explanation, officials suspect a volcanic event along the Central American coast.
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Pacific Mail
Panama
Whic
Porta
Central American
Mai
Longtude
Vesel
Acapulco
Debrig Wng
Lillian Russell Has Growths Removed From Throat
Lillian Russell underwent an operation to remove two throat growths in New York after her opera company was forced to end its Casino Theater run. One growth on a vocal cord was pea sized and threatened voice flexibility. the second at the tongue base was about the size of two coffee beans. The procedure lasted about half an hour and she soon was able to move about.
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Lillian Russell
Former Governor Bob Taylor to perform on New York stage
The former Democratic governor of Tennessee, known for Western politics, will appear as a violinist in vaudeville at Colonial Music Hall. The event marks a rare move by a politician of his stature onto the New York theater stage for edification of the city’s theatergoers.
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New York
Union
9 Music Hall
Bonors
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Taylor
Break From Addicks Projected in Dover Assembly Row
In Dover Delaware February report shows Hight and Union Republicans plan to leave J Edward Addicks and back Tyeman Dupont Wilmington for Senate. The deal follows a conference and signals desertion from Addicks ranks since 1805 session.
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Addicks
Dover
Del
Union
Republican
J. Edward Adwdighs
Tyeman” Dupont
J Wimington
Dupont Powder Company
Omnibus public buildings bill advances with new site authorizations
Washington reports the omnibus public building bill totals 1.499 million dollars for new sites and higher costs. It authorizes Trinidad Colorado 60 000 dollars and Colorado Springs 45 000 dollars in Colorado, and Sheridan Wyoming 60 000 dollars, with old mint sale provisions for Denver and additional contracts for Colorado Springs Evanston and Laramie.
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Colorado
Trinidad
Colorado Springs
Wyoming
Sheridan
Secretary of the Treasury
Denver
House Committee On Appropriations
Evanston
Wyo
Laramie
Adams closes defense in governor contest in Colorado
Governor Alva Adams wrapped up his defense in the contest for the Colorado governorship as James H. Peabody's side begins rebuttal evidence tomorrow. The legislative committee must report its findings to the Legislature on March 1 and a March 2 decision date is set for the contest.
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Denver
Colo
Alva Adams
James H. Peabody
Trial of Mrs. Duke's Partner Continues in Chicago
The trial of Charles F. Taylor, partner of Mrs. Aliee Webb-Duke, for swindling EB. A. Blount of Nacogdoches Texas out of 3000 dollars was continued in Chicago. Taylor will be returned to Texas for trial.
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Chicago
Charles F. Taylor
Aliee Webb-Duke
EB. A. Blount
Nacodoches
Texas
Taylor
Bmick
Texan
Harvard's Men Begin Training for 1906 Baseball Team
Cambridge February 14 Harvard University issued the call for candidates for its 1906 baseball team Chesbro the premier American league pitcher also began work with the squad today the early training marks the start of the season.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Chesbro
Young Vanderbilts in Italy Visit Naples
Mr and Mrs William K Vanderbilt Sr arrived in Naples to prepare for a light tomneau fitting and plan an extensive tour of Southern Europe during the spring urban.
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Italy
Naples
William K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Europe
Attell Faces Walsh in Bantam Title Bout at St Louis
Monte Attell meets Jimmy Walsh of the Teton club in a twenty round bantamweight bout at 118 pounds tonight before the Commercial A. C. in St Louis. The event features the clever veteran against a rising challenger in a key local boxing card.
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St. Louie
Monte Attell
Abe Attell
Jimmy Walsh
Teton Bantam
Commercal A.C
Texas Good Road Meeting Opens With Governor Train Visit
A large assembly in Houston gathers for the opening of the wood road convention. The event will be followed by a tour from the government construction train to demonstrate building a model road.
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Texas
Mrs Fairbanks Honored at Daughters of 1812 Luncheon
In New York on February as Mrs Charide W Fairbanks wife of the vice president attended a luncheon hosted by the United States Daughters of 1812.
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Fairbanks
New York
Charide W. Fairbanks
Dontelnet
United States Daughters of 1812
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