Terrorist Lair Found At Moscow Female Seminary
Police locate a terrorist headquarters at Moscow female university where eight girl students and several men are arrested. Officers seize bombs and six ty pounds of pyroxilin as leaders escape. The group planned death sentences against high officials including General Count Ignatieff and Governor Alexandrovsky.
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Moscow
Count Ignatieff
Council of the Empire
Pavloff
von der Launitz
St. Petersburg
Alexandrovsky
Penza
Moscow Female University
Leishman Delivers Direct Appeal to Sultan Over Schools
Constantinople February 9 American ambassador Leishman arrives at the sultan directly to press recognition for American schools and an expeditious settlement. Turkish ministers had been bogged by delays, but embassy officials plan rapid written exchanges and visits to advance a final adjustment, a matter settled in principle years ago yet held up by porte bureaucracy. Mrs. Mary Akers, 86, Huntington County’s oldest residents, dies at the home of her nephew John F. Akers in Huntington.
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Constantinople
Leishman
Mary. Akers
Huntington County
John F. Akers
Huntington
Seven Miners Dead in Pennsylvania Mine Disaster
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania seven miners were entombed at Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company No 19 colliery at Wana mie. Six were found dead in the bottom lift from a fire that started on the fourth lift. Fire still burning and rescuers faced thick smoke as they searched for the seventh man believed dead. Most victims were foreigners. Flooding the mine planned as fire continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Wanamie
Insurance chiefs paid for voting on Stevenson Building deal
Indianapolis inquiry shows State Life Insurance officers Sweeney and Quinn each received 25000 for backing the company purchase of the Stevenson building. Attorney John F. Carson corroborated W. E. Mick and Stephen Churchman claimed he paid 50000 to Sweeney and Quinn and 5000 to himself.
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Indianapolis
State Life Insurance Company
John F. Carson
W. E. Mick
Sweeney
Quinn
Insurance Company
Stevenson
Churchman
Carson
Fire destroys Waterloo wareroom storing onions
A wareroom in Waterloo owned by A W Rowe containing 3500 bushels of onions owned by C S Southwick of Kendallville was totally destroyed by fire on Friday. Loss exceeds 4000 dollars with 2800 dollars insured. About 4000 onion crates burned with the building. The fire origin is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. W. Rowe
C. S. Southwick
Kendallville
Train Ditches Broken Rail West of Birmingham
A St. Louis and San Francisco limited train from Kansas City and Memphis derailed eight miles west of Birmingham at 5 30 am after striking a broken rail. Several killed and injured including baggage master White and fireman G T McElmurray. Conductor, engineer, and postal clerks among the wounded. Minor injuries to passengers from glass and splinters.
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Birmingham
Ala
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Kansas City
Memphis
White
G. T. M’el Murray
Norman Brooks
M. G. Spence
S. M. Gossett
G. Stubbs
R. P. Cameron
New Albany
Miss
William Schick
Frisco Railroad
Baldwin
Policy Man Pays Fine and Arrests in City Court
George W. Baines known as Gordon pleaded guilty in the city court to peddling gigs and saddles. He was fined $25 and costs. John Bickel paid a fine, then was arrested on an affidavit charging raffling, said to run by Gordon as a runner with a bond set for Monday morning. He claimed the game was not profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Baines
Gordon
Indiana School
John Bickel
Speaker Cannon Able to Appear in the House
Washington reports Speaker Cannon occupied the chair despite illness marks in his voice. Mr. Foss urged closing general debate on the naval appropriation bill to allow five minute amendments when renewed, citing public business and approaching adjournment. The House adjourned for the day in memory of Mr. Rixey.
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Washington
Cannon
House
Foss
Naval Committee On Rules
Congress
Rixey
Senate approves probe into government patents
Washington Feb 9 the senate passed a joint resolution directing the secretary of commerce and labor to investigate patents granted to government officers and employees with emphasis on arms and ammunition processes. A report is sought on extra government costs due to patent issuance. The senate also approved a $12000 appropriation to erect a monument to General William Henry Harrison at Tippecanoe Battlefield in Tippecanoe County Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Congress
William Henry Harrison
Tippecanoe Battle Ground
Tippecanoe County
Indiana
Kendallville Council Accepts Carnegie Donation for Free Library
By a 4 to 2 vote the Kendallville city council agrees to meet conditions for a Carnegie donation to erect a free public library. John Mitchell donates a site, residents contribute 1500 dollars in cash, and Flint & Walling Manufacturing commits to staff a technical section in the library.
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Kendallville
Andrew Carnegie
John Mitchell
Flint& Walling Manufacturing Company
Fort Wayne to host state G A R encampment dates set
Indiana G A R depart commander Col E R Brown approves June 11 12 13 for the state encampment in Fort Wayne. The decision was sent from Monticello to S M Hench and will be relayed to local committees preparing for the reunion expected to draw thousands. Women’s Relief Corps plans to present a silk flag to the new high school building and awards a gold pupil badge for a Patriotism composition. The corps hosted Sion S Bass post veterans at Eureka hall with luncheon and elected new officers including Mary Merillat for president. Further events include Feb 22 officer entertainments for Lawton Wayne post and Sons of Veterans as encampment prep continues.
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Col
E. R. Brown
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Wayne
Grand Army
Monticello
S. M. Hench
Council of Administration
Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Veterans of Sion S. Bass Post
Mary Merillat
Post
Corps
Lawton-Wayne Post
Sons of Veterans
Eureka Hall
Sugar consumption tops half a citizen’s weight in year
Washington reports that the average American consumed 76 pounds of sugar per person in the year. Total sugar used reached six and a half billion pounds costing over 300 million dollars. About 20 percent was produced domestically, 20 percent imported from island possessions, and 60 percent from foreign sources. Beet sugar led production with 672 million pounds, overtaking cane for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Great Parade by British Suffragists in London
Several thousand women in silk and velvet, university graduates, artists, textile workers and club members marched from Hyde Park to Exe ter Hall in a rain soaked display. Speakers urged Parliament to enfranchise women and condemned militant tactics used by other suffragists. The procession included Lady Frances Balfour, Lady Maud Parry, Mrs. Fawcett and other leaders.
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London
Lyceum
Hyde Park
Picadilly
Regent Street
Pall Mall
Trafalgar Square
Exeter Hall
Frances Balfour
Maud Parry
Fawcett
House of Commons
Conductor Thrown From Street Car at Boyd Park
A. W. Orin conductor on the Fort Wayne and Southwestern line was thrown from a top car at Boyd Park Saturday around 10 o clock. He suffered a fractured right arm and severe cuts to his face and chin after contact with a high tension trolley wire. He is married and long employed on the line.
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A. W. Orin
West
Lewis Street
Fort Wayne
Southwestern
Boyd Park
Barnett
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