Carnival riot in Panama leaves one dead and wounded
Washington reports details of the Panama carnival riot where a Panama policeman was killed and 25 people, including 23 Americans, were wounded. Unarmed soldiers and civilians faced fire from police and a mob in the Red Light District as the disturbance spread.
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Washington
Panama
War Department
Big
Clarence Edwards
Canal Zone
Red Light District
Lieut
Edgerly
Ancon
Escaped Jailbreakers Captured Near Marley Indiana
Terre Uante Feb 15 Two boys Fisher and Hamalton who fled Marion County jail by waterspout were rounded up by a farmer posse near Marley after abandoning two fine horses in Elwood County They were taken to Paris for trial Indianapolis Feb 6 Neeley 72 attempted suicide by jumping into a canal but was rescued by police and hospitalized in serious condition Several other city incidents including a hardware store assault and a failed sidewalk order were noted with no fatal outcomes.
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Terre Uante
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Herschel Fisher
Elwood Hamalton
Marion County
Indianapolis
Marley
Evlgar County
Tinos
Indiana Hingi
Here
Will White
Aldridgee
Jeronce Jones
Eldridge
Pare
Kellena Avenue
Michiffhi
J. Be Neeles
Neeley
Carnal
Hurk
Khaber
West St. Shoe Street
Nol
Serpgt
Hagerman
Thermips
Alice Zionsville
Randolph Hoover
ALA
Hall
Hic
Hill
Office of Justice
Marshall
Bond
Invasion of Russia Teutons Suffer Setback at Smolnik
Teutonic allies fail to relieve Przemysl with a defeat at Smolnik on the San River east of Laposkucas. Russian forces claim fresh successes in the Carpathians and along the Miemen to Grajevo front, with Austro German detachments retreating and prisoners reported.
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Przemysl
Smolnik
Francis Lavelle Murray
Correspore
Petrograd
Russia
Miemen
Grajevo
Lyck
Carpathians
Lemberg
Suielnik
Upper San River
Laphow Pucas
Troila Paks
Hiner
Akowind
Heroes of Maine Honored at Long Confederate Ceremony
A garbled report notes patriotic groups and United States troops from Maine honored at a ceremony. It mentions bluejackets, floral tributes, and figures linked to President Wilson and a Cubs leader, with unclear reference to veterans and civic leaders.
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Ariston
Natrona
Cane
United States Troops
Magdnes
Bluejackets
Petia Peddaers
Phanacis
Mirnoed de Cwspedes
Dati Af
Airbornin
Floral Tribe
Bles
Wolson
Cubs von
Mindue
Fictional French Company Captures German Outposts in Struggle
A company of the fantey after a sharp bayonet phuehk successfully occupied sore German otreonehes. They freed captured Freated tiewtar and have been efficient in the present striegdle.
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Paris
Three Men Die in Boiler Explosion at Menlo Plant
A boiler explosion at an electric plant in Menlo killed three men instantly. The deceased are Erma Willey M A Deaman and Frank Fay.
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Menlo
Erma Willey
M. A. Deaman
Frank Fay
German note offers to curtail war zone policy if Britain halts food blockade
Washington reports Germany, via ambassador Bernstorff, says it will drop plans to destroy British merchantmen if Britain honors maritime rules and stops starving noncombatant Germans. It warns American ships to avoid the north of Scotland and stresses retaliation if London refuses. The note frames the war zone as a necessary measure and asserts Germany will enforce it after February 15.
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Washington
Etate Department
Kernstarmt
Germany
Great Britain
Bornstorff
I Sidd
Tavernimenmt
Creatoritein
Gramps
Attic
Gerhtunm
England
Scotland
Foreign Office
Berlin
London
Chot
Gernin
Frog Atignek
Tringines
Bernstorff
Quahina Athaels
United States
Perla
Manila Rioters Arrigned In Austria Case
The state department will present a petition to the Austrian government through the American ambassador at Vienna for the release of Dr. Adolph Brodsky a distinguished violinist interned in an Austrian concentration camp.
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New York
Aberican Ambessidor
Vienna
Adolph Brodsky
Weather Comment Sparks Talk of Pneumonia Danger
A healthy man notes the fine winter as he remarks on the weather that could bring pneumonia and other illnesses, prompting caution about staying well during the season.
Swiss hotel offers palace lodging with quiet recover retreat
A hotel in a palace beside a tram line advertises restorative quiet for travelers. It features seventy noble rooms with balconies, one hundred beds in a central business district, and a plateau of elaborations with varied panoramas. Carbonic acid baths and recommended physicians complete the deluxe treatment.
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Publi Anae
Haima
Cleetric
Amd
Privileges of Manx Women and Wives in Manx Law
The article outlines Manx legal rights and limits for women and widows. It notes that widows or spinsters may vote in house of keys elections and retain a portion of their husband’s estate, with life interest in real property. It contrasts this with married women who cannot own money or property independently and lack separate estate rights without marriage protection.
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Man
House of Keys
Husbind
Isle of Man
Useful Instrument Tries to Track a Morning Walk
Samuel and Jake plan a hunting trip and meet at Jake's home next morning. Samuel explains a “speedometer” type device, bought by Nammuel after being drawn to a pedometer in a shop window. Jake asks what it is for and Samuel boasted it measures walking distance per mile.
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Samuel
Jake
Nammuel
Cascarets promise relief for liver and bowels
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy for liver, stomach, and bowel discomfort. It claims headaches, biliousness, and indigestion will vanish, urging use for adults and children to cleanse internal organs and bring health and happiness.
Night Visitor Mistaken for Husband Tracked by Host
A local businessman returns home late and finds his son is out. He goes to the boy's friend's house, where a nightgowned woman pulls him inside mistaking him for her alcoholic husband. The guest lights a match and reveals the error, then flees upstairs.
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Trate
Hoston Globe
Care Free Resolution Break Teases Lighter Mood
Quotations reveal a conversation where one person feels relieved and lighter after breaking a New Year resolution. The dialogue hints at a shift to a carefree outlook and fewer worries thereafter.
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Tlow
Relief funds for war zone children approved by mothers group
The National Congress of Mothers executive board in Atlantic City unanimously voted to send 600 dollars to buy pure milk for children of noncitizens. The appeal grew from reports of mothers and children suffering in the war zone.
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National Congress of Mothers
Atlantic City
Noh
Postum Converts Coffee Drinkers to Healthier Beverage
A California woman recounts how her husband quit coffee and switched to Postum, reporting improved health and strength after years of nervousness and underweight. She says they have used Postum for three years and prefer it to coffee. The ad notes Regular and Instant Postum, price 30¢ and 60¢, with brewing tips and a slogan “There’s a Reason.”
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Postum
California
UC Dido
Poastum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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