German Opinion On U S Army Quietly Dismissive
Berlin notes that a German pamphleteer questions a strong mobilization by the United States Army and deems the National Guard forces of limited value. The article also details a Boston congress of militia officers aiming to unite amateur and professional soldiers, seeking wartime readiness and legal changes.
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Philadelphia Hit by Heavy Storm and Wire Outages
A January storm swept Philadelphia with two hours of heavy winds and thunder, one of the region’s rare January weather events since 1871. Chicago wards report wires down and telegraph delays as snow and wind cut communications and electric car service.
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Chicago
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Harlan Prefers Supreme Bench Statement
Justice Harlan denied political ambition while affirming lack of interest in presidential nomination. He stated his work is on the bench and he intends to stay there.
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Washington
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Supreme Bench
Russian Law Ignored in Case of Tchaikovsky
A historical report notes a decision where Russian law was not applied in a case involving the composer Tchaikovsky. Authorities faced questions over jurisdiction and legal interpretation. The article discusses implications for cultural heritage and legal precedence.
Tobacco Growers Face Starvation in Kentucky Market
Lexington reports a severe tobacco sale day with many wagons arriving from distant counties as growers rush to dispose of crops. Some farmers, gaunt from hunger, have needed to sell to buy feed and feed their families, while guards at county points have relaxed.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
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Elmer Dover Ill in Bed with Grip in Portland
Elmer Dover secretary of the Republican National Committee is sick in bed at a Portland apartment house. The ailment is grip and it prevents him from traveling to Chicago for a subcommittee meeting that would arrange the Republican National Convention.
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Police Charge Berliners With Drawn Sabers
In the Prussian capital officers opened with drawn sabers as a clash erupted in the streets. Reports describe a tense confrontation between police and civilians ending without major injuries.
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Blizzard Surges Through Milwaukee Paralyzing Traffic
A fierce blizzard swept Milwaukee with wires down and streetcar service halted. Railroads report minor delays while the Weather Bureau records sixteen inches of snow by 7 PM.
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Milwaukee
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Five-Story Tenement Block Fire Burns NYC Factory Row
A block of five-story tenement buildings on First Avenue between Ninety third and Ninety fourth streets, remodeled for factory use, burned early today causing about 500000 in losses. Firms affected include Adam Hoffel Iron Works Lebham Hallen Druscher machinists Grossman Shoes Manufacturing Kraf Button American Rug Company.
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Iron &Works
Lebham, Hallen & Druscher
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American Rug Company
Foul Deed Reported After Child Arm Found in Pond
The mutilated arm of a small child was found in a pond on the edge of Oakland City Indiana this afternoon by local children. The coroner was summoned and indicated a foul crime may have occurred as an investigation proceeds.
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Federal Troops To Leave Goldfield After Nevada Legislature
President Roosevelt orders withdrawal of Federal troops from Goldfield Nevada shortly after the Nevada Legislature convenes. The special investigation report criticizes the use of troops as unnecessary and urges Nevada and Esmeralda County to assume police duties while the Legislature preserves order before the troops depart.
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Goldfield
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Goldfield Miners’ Union
American Fleet of Battle Ships Reach Rio Janeiro
The American fleet of sixteen battleships arrived in Rio de Janeiro after a voyage from Port Spain Trinidad, covering about 4600 miles. Thousands gathered to welcome the ships as the Connecticut led the formation with Brazilian and German ships saluting. The voyage faced light swells and currents, but carried on with cheers and festivities marking a royal welcome.
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Nevada Legislature Prepares for Special Session at Goldfield
Carson Nevada January 12 The State Legislature summoned by Governor Sparks gathers as a safety move for Goldfield unrest. Members arrive amid a plan for a two week session with a caucus to organize. Key figures include Lieutenant Governor Dickerson and Congressman Bartlett with labor and mine groups represented.
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