Fire devastates Cafliah brothers plant at Union City
Union City suffered a fifteen thousand dollar fire yesterday at 5 45 am damaging the Cafliah brothers cement and millwork plant on shallow streets. The two story 100 by 70 foot main building and detached engine house were set ablaze, with water streams kept on the blaze for hours. The main structure can be remade but machinery and other equipment were badly damaged. no serious loss of life reported.
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Union City
Cafliah Brothers
Sllow Stret
Jouse
Vollum
Tayrin Windler
Morhiie
Worl
Petrograd Claims Collapse of German Campaign on Warsaw Posts
Reports from Petrograd claim a German campaign directed at Warsaw has collapsed. The morning bombardment of Furnes and fighting along the Olee river were noted, with casualties among aviators. Berlin denies, while Russian dispatches say German forces withdraw to stem the advance. The Kaiser reviewed troops at Rawka and Suleslaw, and the Lusitania incident involving the American flag was officially reported in Washington.
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Petrograd
Warsaw
United Fresn
Bronah
Olee
LaBusse
Mornins
Furnes
Hend
Niewport
Gerfinn
Berlin
Peneia
Mulow
General von Aindenwere
Vistula
Prussia
Clainietron
Tharenson
Kaiser
London
Carranza Troops Advance in Mexico City Region
Washington Feb 9 Carranza forces have driven the Villistas from Queretaro and advance toward Monterey. Villista troops moving on Mexico City are reported retreating. Authentic reports place Carranza in undisputed control of the area from San Luis Potosi to Agua Calientes.
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UBIO
Washington, D. C
Carranza
Villista
Queretaro
Forea
Monterey
Mexico City
State Department
San Luuis Potoal
Aguua Calientes
Impeachment Probe Ordered for West Virginia Judge Alston Dayton
Congress ordered a complete investigation by a special committee into demands for impeachment of Judge Alston Dayton of West Virginia. Accused of high handed and arbitrary enforcement and improper interpretation of the laws in his district.
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Union Cress
Washington, D
Congress
Alston Dayton
West Virginia
Senate kills internal department bill amid suffrage vote
In Battisburg, a UPI report notes the Senate killed the internal department bill as the House passed an amendment to the state constitution allowing women suffrage in Pennsylvania by a 130 to 70 vote. Governor Bram Daush indicated he favored putting the issue to voters next November.
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United Press
Senate
Bram Daush
Lintha Fayora
House
Finn
Philadelita
Department of Titertini Affaire
Houck
Zeppelin Sees Ocean Flight as Crowning Mission
Count Zeppelin, aged inventor, told an interview in Berlin that his dirigible would cross the Atlantic as a peaceful milestone years after flying over Saint Paul during a 1860s journey. He recalled Civil War era U.S. visits and warned against using airships for bombardment as public debate over warfare ethics continues.
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United Press
Karl von Weigand
Berlin
Count Zeppelin
St. Paul Minn
New York
Hague
London
Gectaren
Atlantic
Washington
United States
Lincoln
Wealthy steel man dies after sudden collapse
Norman B. Ream, a well known steel magnate, died suddenly after a thin morning, following weeks as a patient at Presbyterian Hospital. Authorities report his death as unexpected but note no further details were released.
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Unireareas
New York
Norman B. Ream
Presbyterian Hospital
Packing Firms Guilty Under Missouri Anti Trust Laws
Tefferson City Missouri February reports that Armour and Company Swift and Company Morris and Company the Hammond Packing Company and the St Louis Dressed Beef and Packing Company were found guilty of violating anti trust laws in the Missouri Supreme Court. Each firm faces a fine of 25000 dollars and a warning to reform conduct in the future.
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Tefferson City
Armour and Company
Swift and Company
Morris,and Company
Hammond Packing Company
St. Louie Dressed Beer and Packing Company
Yiotn
Missouri Supreme Court
Oil City Runaway Found In Corry
A 16 year old boy Alfred Coshmitzke alias John Brown was taken into custody in Corry after a mayoral call. He had run away from Oil City last Thursday and had been peddling soap in Corry. his mother later arrived to claim him.
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Om! City
Davis
Alfred Coshmitzke
John Brown Sints
Oil City
Corry
Tna
Ohler
Ol City
Hospital Bills Sent Committee
Four general appropriation bills were sent to the Appropriations Committee of the House. The Indiana Hospital at Indiana Pennsylvania seeks 44000 dollars, the Children's Aid Society Home of Meadville 20000 dollars, and Mercy Hospital at Altoona 25000 dollars.
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United Pre
Harrisburg
Appropriations Committee
House
Indiana Hospital
Indiana
Children's Aid Society Home
Meadville
Mercy Hospital
Aitoona
Corry Man Heads Lake Erie Circuit
A Corry man was elected president of the Lake Erie Circuit at a stewards meeting in Pittsburgh. W. W. Morganridge named secretary, and J. F. Austin of Corry elected secretary. F. R. Moore of Clarksburg was chosen vice president. The circuit added Warren, Dawson, and other cities, with dates set for races from June through October across several towns in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
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Pittsburgh
W. W. Morgaridge
F. Austin
F. R. Moore
Glarksburg
Titchville Iron
Warren
Dawson
Ingle
Cites
Altou
Youngstown
Canton Wert
Corry
Aircuit
Rockport
Weather forecast hints at mild temps tonight and Wednesday
A brief weather note indicates a wait for tonight and Wednesday with slightly rising temperatures. Forecasters expect cloudy skies and light winds. No precipitation expected.
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Lake Erie
Morgaridge
J. F. Austin
Titusville
Campeanu Pil City
Christmas Savings Society
Christmas Saving Society
Citizens National Bank
Desmond
G.B. Karlow
Weat
H.W. Parker
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