Sick man uses deadly gas in family tragedy
Providence reports a 32 year old man, Timéat St Lauront, killed himself, his wife, and their three year old daughter at their Cranmon Treat Side home. The father was found by the boy’s grandfather with a device that released gas into the bed as the family slept. Police believe a planned act and mental illness contributed to the killings.
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Healer Faces Jury Trial Over Practicing Medicine Without License
Legally charged Christian Science healer Lisanne Gole of New York City appears before Magistrate Mresohi for a jury trial on counts of practicing medicine without a license. Judge Foster heard argument in general session and directed that the case be submitted.
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Christian Scientice
Lisanne
New York
Tech
William Gole
Christian Science Hoxtor
Magiatrate
Dying man to his children in a final address
An elderly man lies on his bed and, addressing his children, declares his poverty and limited wealth. He softly bids them farewell, blesses them, and signals a quiet, affectionate end as loved ones gather.
Publishers Raise Campaign Fund in Opposition to Postage Bill
Postal Committee of Seven of the Periodical Publishers Association will raise a fund for a education campaign against a Congress postal measure to raise advertising page rates. Money, not used for lobbying toward Washington, is to be used to educate readers in New York and Philadelphia about the proposed bill and its impact on magazines. Some publishers protested the levied contributions, with Ladies Home Journal reporting the highest gift at $10. The circular urged unified action across magazines to oppose the appropriation plan.
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Periodical Publishers Association
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Hdor
Kenora
Fung
AVF
Menaro
Périodioat
Ome Publications
Magasines Posseasine
Perfection Pub
Hshora’ Association
H. ¥. Maher
Crowell
Cam Gary
Cimaeron Muckanele
Tread Hrer
McClure Publisheur Company
Mihi Totter
Gombatthnie
Ladies Home Journal
Weekly Trade Review reports improving business conditions
Dun and Co’s Weekly Review notes a firmer tone across industries with rising demand, stabilized prices and expectations of recovery. Iron, agricultural machinery, and leather trades show cautious improvement while domestic wool and foreign trade remain mixed. US and Canadian failures rise, signaling broader economic shifts.
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G. Dun & Cols
New York
Dun & Co
Buntereni
United States
Canada
Buttte Wants Rasotta Again in Gelderlein District Bid
Petitions to reestablish the Gelderlein district, recently abolished by Mayor CG Nayls, have been presented to the city council. They are signed by funday bunny men and Dankors of Butts, seeking restoration of the district.
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Rasotta
Butte
Montfeb
Gelderlein
CG. P. Nayls
Fonday Bunny Men
Dankors
Butts
Rebels Repulse Federal Attack Near Chihuahua
El Paso reports through a Mexico City outlet that forces loyal to Francisco Madero repelled a federal assault near Guadaloupe. Colonel Rabago’s 200 cavalry retreated toward Juarez for reinforcements as Diaz’s troops failed to seize the pass, with 500 infantry and 200 cavalry involved along with artillery and mountain howitzers.
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Mexico
Chihuahua
White Navarro Fort
Tonres
Bath Tub Trust Case Highlights Dithridge Patent Factor
Testimony in a bath tub enamel work case shows the Dithridge patent was important but not the sole factor in manufacturing. Attorneys and witnesses from Maryland and Trenton detailed enamel production methods and the role of the patent, with a next hearing set for Baltimore on Monday.
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Med
Hota Dotore
Lindy C. Spencer
Federal District Court
Maryland
I. L. Mott Sommany
Trenton
Phoy
Russia Forces Ultimatum Over Starving China Ties
A Russian note to China, delivered via minister Korolovitz, demands six points tied to the 1881 treaty and threatens to end friendly relations if China refuses to observe them. The proposals include duties, territorial jurisdiction, consular rights, and rights for Russian subjects in Mongolia and neighboring regions. The note warns that any refusal signals a denial to continue Russo Chinese relations.
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Fan
Korolovitz
Pokin
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Lins
Russia
Chinas
Anxiomi
China
Iiusnfi
Wberry
Mongolia
Rossi
Basi
Russia Refuses China Proposals Presses for Immediate Settlement
In talks with China Russia rejects Beijing's boundary proposals and calls for a rapid settlement. The dispute centers on the Sayanate region and treaties dating to 1809 and 1827, with both sides pushing March renewal terms as tensions spill into markets.
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China
Pokins Mob
Russia
Duisaln
Mongolia
Extra Session Inevitable in Tariff Reciprocity Fight
Washington reports a likely call for a special session of Congress to vote the reciprocity tariff measure. President Taft warned he would convene if the bill fails to reach a vote before March 4, shaping House Democrats to revise Payne Aldrich schedules and attach the reciprocity pact. The move may force separation of reciprocity from tariff revision, with the president urging passage via Democratic caucus backing.
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Congress
Taft
Senate
House
Democrata
Payne Aldrick Inn
Cartien
Kidnapped Child Returned Amid Court Action
Terre Haute Indiana February 18 Mrs Charles Miller 1 alleged to have kidnapped her 10 year old daughter Ethel from the County Orphans Home where the child was placed by the father who is charged with kidnapping. The mother and child are reported traveling to report the case.
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Terre Haute
Tnd
Charles Miler
Rlinghtar Ethel
Toine
Itle
Sahoo! Moray
Chlid
Aeroplane Demonstrates Naval Use Off Pennsylvania
Gioma Curtiss staged a naval test at San Phew today, flying from a shore shed to the cruiser Pennsylvania. The hydroplane-equipped aircraft was hoisted aboard and released into the water, then sailed from the shed as Curtiss rose from the waves. The demonstration aimed to prove the aeroplane can operate with ships without a specialized platform.
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San Phew
Gioma Curtiss
Fie Wage Department
Pennsylvania
Curtiss
Will of Sir William Agnew Probate Noted in London
London February 1 percent The will of late Sir William Agnew the picture dealer and Punch proprietor was probated with estate valued at 21 858 692 The will leaves three pictures to the nation Reynold s Mrs Hartley and Child and Frank Foll s portrait of Sir John Tenniel are among the bequests Also mentions an insolvent creditor and urgent payment demands from a debtor in the docket.
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William Agnew
Punch
Reynold
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