Allied fleets vow to counter German sea threat abroad
London reports admiralty may detach destroyers from the North Sea fleet to patrol waters and convoy merchant ships after February 18 while Berlin declares a war zone around Great Britain. Paris notes Britain France and Russia plan joint loans and shared financial measures to sustain the war effort.
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London
Rep
W —Ngland
Admiralty
Kaiser
Rei
Pritiah
Intereets
Germany
England
America
United States
Great Britain and Ireland
English Channel
Paris
Haseen
Great Britain
France
Russia
Ruasig
March of Grand Army of Republic Set for September Review
Washington notice outlines a September march by the Grand Army of the Republic commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of veterans. National commander J. Palmer, 15, leads the parade as about 10,000 veterans are expected with invitations extended to President Wilson and Admiral Dewey.
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Grand Army OF Republic
Washington
Pern Wats Avenue
Ooi
J. Palmer
Maunerehee
Grenville M
Cornell Juffs
Iowa
Union Fir
Germany
Wilson
Dewsy
Grand Army
Embezzler From New Britain Denied Parole
Hartford, Feb. 6. William F. Walker former treasurer of the Saving Bank of New Britain remains in prison after a parole request was refused. Walker was serving a 1 to 20 year term in the state prison for embezzling about 621000 from the bank.
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Hartfoad
Gome
Wiliam
Walker
Saving Bask of
New Britain
Primi
Comnectival
Alee
Kaiser Plans Quick Finish to War Amid Global Struggle
London reports military experts expect a decisive clash as Kaiser Wilhelm orders intensified sea and land actions. They cite a looming naval battle near the British coast and a massive German push against Allied forces, with finance ministers signaling a one month window before war-ending limits.
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Kaiser
London
Warsaw
Paria
England
France
Russia
Germany
Rockefeller Sr. Demands Voice in Carnegie Hearing
In New York on February 5, Rockefeller Sr. interrupts Carnegie hearing at the federal industrial relations committee. Carnegie cites donations totaling 324 million dollars through 1914 and recalls his ethic of sober, loyal workers and strict discipline.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Federal Industrial Relations
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Carnegie
Wyoming and Colorado Officials Visit Cheyenne
About 150 Colorado visitors including 40 women arrive by train for joint Wyoming and Colorado legislative events. Governor Kendrick greets them at the depot, a welcome address is planned, and a luncheon follows at noon. The day includes tours of city sites and a ladies party at the Capitol and Governor’s mansion.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Juncheon
Paid Girl 500 for Love Kisses in Jersey City Court
Miss Sophie Klug 40 testified in Circuit Court that Joby Willing 58 promised marriage after his wife’s death but she never married him. She described long acquaintance and visits to her bakery in Washington Street Hoboken and purchases including a $20 gold piece and candy as proof of affection.
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Jersey City
Joby Willing
Hoboken Aftaire
Mia
Miss King
Waabington Street
Haheken, Sh
Wilking
Aly
New York
Hli
Woman Found Dead After Breakfast Missing Poison
Denver report details the death of Mrs Hazelbtine, 40, found in a weeds clump near 10th Avenue and Colubine Street after her family failed to wake her for breakfast. Police investigated a possible poisoning as the cause and her body was rushed to Mercy Hospital. neighbors recall no culprit or prior warning.
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Mie
Haselline
Mercy Hospital
Wyoming Legislators Press Federal Land Grant Plan
A Wyoming legislative briefing details clashes over immigration bills and a public utilities measure. Governor Kendrick warns of unequal tax burdens from vast federal lands, urging Congress to grant one million acres to Wyoming for highway funding and state development.
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Senate
Kendrick
Wyoming
Conaang Tiksin
Tasnithon
Eoab i
Congress of
United States
Warren
State Officials Announce Multiple Appointments
Governor Kendrick announced three appointments yesterday and the state board of charities and reforms made seven. Maurice Groehou and John J. Lenihan were reappointed to medical and food roles. Felix Alston was reappointed as warden and new positions included hospital, school for defectives, and soldiers home posts.
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Kendrick
Antourend
State Board of Charities and
Nate FP
Wilson
Erate
Saben Hy Siehohm
Maurice Groehou
John J. Lenihan
Bord
Ruchina
Felix Alston
Hades J. Robert Manne
Db Uetrial Imetiiusce
Wes
Tand
Fred K Haldredge
Thermopolis
Vo Mevough
Govert
Hot Springs
CE. Lane
Tham
Mayhew
Lander
Martha A. Converse
Carper Hospital
Fh Meldewe
Forum Dent
Battalion
CN. Soller
Innaue Nawylun
Myaneton
Pratik A. Hades
Huselting
Mr. Alston
Presbyterian Preacher Here February Fifteenth
Fragmented article notes Rev. Leon Hille of the Central Presbyterian Church Lenser to speak February 15. Mentions Dr. McNeill and Rev. Alan Neill, with remarks on sermon delivery and a fundraising or collection effort tied to church events.
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Leon
Hille
Doln MeNvill
Dy. McNeill
Worek
Centret Presbyterian Church
Alen Neill
Walie
Pentic
Packer Dies From Poisoning, Unclear Report
A garbled report describes a packer dying from poisoning. The text mentions death and possible connection to work duties but is severely mangled, with many placeholders and unclear names or places.
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de Drilla
Jord Kitchener
Transporta
Berlin
Sayville
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North Sea
David Lloyd-George
Alexander Ribot
P. Bark
Maner
Hoppal
Burleson
Kaieer
William Ie
Man
John D. SR
Solorado
Ayoming
Sophie
Klug
Campbell
Denver
Feb
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Earry
Alston and Wilson
Big Packer
Howe
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