Death Plot Frustrated as Fifty Terrorists Arrested in St Petersburg
Police in St Petersburg detained about fifty men and women amid a thwarted assassination plot targeting Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch. Officers were wounded, a policeman killed, and explosives and firearms found in seized apartments. A fashionably dressed woman carried dynamite in a muffin and other arrestees included an Italian anarchist. Police expect further roundups.
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Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Grand Duke’s Palace
Prince Ussupoff Park
Grande Motsukaia
Basile Island
General Stoessel’s Death Sentence Commuted to Ten Years
Lieutenant General Stoessel faced a court martial at Port Arthur for surrendering the fortress. The tribunal commuted the death sentence to ten years in a fortress and excluded him from service. General Vodar led the proceedings. General Smirnoff and Major General Reiss were acquitted for lack of proof.
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Petersburg
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Fock
Fourth East Siberian
Smirnoff
Reiss
Vodar
Stirneff
Treiss
Uhiat Creamerad
Iituitarnes
Ciapress
Stuestel
Port Arthurs
Ex Secretary Shaw Delivers Address on Finances of the Nation
Ex secretary Shaw delivered the address at Denver on the finances of the nation, recently given by Ian in Chicago. The audience was composed of business men.
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Shaw
Denver
Lan
Chicago
Business Wen
Railways Not Looking to General Wage Reductions
Washington reports that railroads do not plan widespread wage cuts for employes despite industry worry. Officials cite no concerted action to change wage scales soon, though some southern lines the Southern Railway Louisville and Nashville Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line may readjust to cut operating costs. They plan to revert to wage levels in force a year ago after prior increases.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
Southern Railway
Loulaville
Nashville
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Four Year Old Hero Saves Brother From Fire
In St Louis on February 21 four year old Tommy Gleason rescued his fifteen month old brother Lyst from a blazing shack home after their mother briefly left for groceries. The canvas roof burned rapidly and Tommy’s hair and eyebrows were singed as he carried the child to the yard through thick smoke.
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St. Louis
Tommy Gleason
Lystyester
Cery
Tommy
Death Adjourns Senate and House in Capitol Mourning
Washington Feb 21 Congress adjourned in both chambers after news of the death of Senator Latimer of South Carolina. The Senate met briefly and the House followed with an hour. Resolutions of regret were adopted in both chambers and a committee was named to accompany the body to the senator's home.
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Senate
House
Washington
Latimer
S. C
Congress
Presbyterian Union Held Seal Legal in State Supreme Court
Springfield HL Feb 21 The union of the Presbyterian and the Cumberland Presbyterian churches is ruled legal by the state supreme court, affirming the Poe et al. versus Ulrey et al. judgment.
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Presbyterian Union
Springfield
Union of the
Presbyterian and the Cumberland Presbyterian Churches
State Supreme Court
Poe
Ulrey
Two Women Fatally Burned in Omaha Blast
In Omaha on February 21, Mrs. E L Dodder and her sister Mrs Hamilton of Ginde Pa were fatally burned when a can of gasoline exploded as they cleaned gloves for a party.
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Omaha
Neb
E. L. Dodder
Hamilton
Ginde
John Mitchell May Be Asked to Report on Panama
Washington February 21 John Mitchell retiring president of the U M W may be asked by President Roosevelt to go to Panama and report on labor conditions there.
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John Mitchell
Panatmna
Washington
Roosevelt
Panama
News Facts In Outline From Various 1922 Notices
A mix of brief items: a Newport bequest to Harvard. Alaska territorial government debate. Whitelaw Reid sails to Europe. a Stamford Conn. court seeks a receiver for American Machine Typesetting. a prayer for the unemployed at a national house session. death of Senator Asbury Latti mer in Washington from peritonitis after surgery. Republican leaders endorse Pavt for president. Motor Boat show opens at Madison Square Garden. U S religious prizes by the American Sunday School Union. coal mine hours limited to eight. a British Commons report on Aochlavdias Geen Goatvedudered. Count Leo Volstal photographed in a latest and best-patterned packer.
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Amy Sheldon
Newport, Row
Harvard University
Alaska
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Stamford
Conn
National House
Couden
Asbury O. Lattimer
Washington Wilks
Pavt
Shaw
Macison Square Garden
New York City
Amerie Sunday School Union
Leo Volstal
Paper delivery concerns prompt notice to office
Patrons are asked to inform the office if their newspaper is not arriving regularly. The request emphasizes timely notification to address delivery issues.
Dr Humphreys Specifics Note Price Point
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Dr Humphreys specifics with pricing and a vent point of price. Not enough readable detail to confirm full item or claims.
Riot in Philadelphia as foreign marchers clash with police
About one thousand foreigners, mainly Italians and Poles, marched on Broad Street toward City Hall seeking work from Mary or Reyburn. The riot left twenty injured, fourteen arrested including leaders Dominic Donnetti and Michel Costello. Police reports say Donnetti shot a officer. other suspects were charged with inciting to riot and assault.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Maryor Reyburn
Broad Street
Tower
Charles Munn
Pyott
Smith
Harry Druding
Picketing Declared Unlawful in Illinois Ruling
Springfield reports the state supreme court upheld a Cook County circuit court injunction barring the Chicago Hypothetical Union from picketing the Barnes Printing Company plant. The decision rejects sanctions on combinations aimed at harm and allows only lawful aims, with a dissent arguing for employer pressure as justification. A separate note mentions a fine related to the Typographia Uren case.
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Springfield
Lown
State Supreme Court
Cook County
ALA
Barnes Printing Comwoy
Chicago
Chicago Hypetraplical Union
Tarnes Company
Scott
The Right Place
An elderly gentleman on a train scolds a boy across the aisle after the boy laughs at him following breakfast. The man asks the boy’s mother to spank him, but she replies she does not believe in spanking a child on a full stomach. He agrees and suggests turning him over.
Romadka Sues For Divorce From Evelyn Romadka
Charles J. Romadka sues Evelyn Caine Romadka for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment over two years. The wife’s Chicago misdeeds include association with a black accomplice and a Joliet penitentiary burglary conviction. They married at Oshkosh May 18, 1905, and have a three year old daughter, Evelyn.
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Milwaukee
Charles J. Romadka
Evelyn Caine Romadka
Chicago
Joliet
Ramadka
Oskatoona
Evelyn
Anarchist Circulars Target Wall Street Parasites
New York police, after three weeks of inquiry, have abandoned efforts to locate printers and distributors of thousands of incendiary circulars spread on the east side. The leaflets urge workers to arm themselves and kill Wall Street parasites, and detectives believe the fliers were printed in Chicago and sent to New York by anarchists.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Receivers Appointed for Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
In New York on February 21 Justice Platzek appointed temporary receivers for Mutual Reserve Life Insurance on AG Jackson’s motion. The firm is already under receivers from a U S court after a policyholders committee request. Appointed by Platzek are Joseph J. ODonohue and Joseph P. Day.
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New York
Mutual Reserve Sife Insurance Company
Justice Platzek
New York State Supreme Court
Jackson
United States Court
Platyzek
Joseph J. Odonohue
Joseph P. Day
Druggist Robbed on Country Road Near Colorado Springs
Otto Fehringer a local druggist and wholesale liquor dealer was slugged shot and robbed by an unknown man three miles northwest of Colorado Springs. The thief induced Fehringer to accompany him to the spot and escaped with a diamond stud and ring valued at 1000 a roll of bills and checks totaling 600 and a gold watch with diamond setting.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Otto Fehringer
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Yunning Stevens, Live Stock Commission Merchants of East Buffalo New York, quotes: cattle receipts light with weak demand, hogs 4.00, sheep and lambs strong with best lambs 7.40 to 7.10, yearlings 6.00 to 6.50, ewes 5.00 to 5.00, calves 4.50 to 9.00. Receipts included 26 car cattle and 20 car sheep and lambs with market firmness noted.
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Tuinoia
Indiana
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
Yunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Best
Harriman Wins at Chicago in Illinois Central Suit
Judge Farlin Q. Ball in Cook County Superior Court allows the motion to dissolve the injunction in the Stuyvesant Fish led suit seeking control of the Illinois Central railroad. The Securities company and Union Pacific retain ownership and voting rights in the railroad, defeating Fish and his allies in the bid for control.
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Chicago
Securities Company
Union Pacific
Unois Central
Supreme Court
Ilinois
Farlin Q. Ball
Superior Court of
Cook County
Stuyvesant Fish
Illnois Central Railroad
EB. H. Harriman
Fish
Fatal Fire in Kansas City Invalid Home
A twenty year old invalid was burned to death in his mother's Kansas City Kansas home. His clothes ignited from an overheated stove and, unable to speak or move due to illness, he was found by his mother a mass of flames.
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Nahin
Kansas City
Kan
Tie
Wrestling World Championship Bout Set for Chicago
William H. Witt announces final arrangements for a world championship wrestling match between Gotch and Hackenschmidt in Chicago on April 3. The purse totals $10,000 with 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser.
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Houston
William H. Wittig
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Taft Takes Recreation With Rock Creek Ride
Secretary Taft and General Clarence Edwards ride horseback in Rock Creek Park as he follows his own orders for officers to take an hour for recreation. The outing comes after recent guidance on officer leisure and relaxation.
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Taft
Washington
Clarence R. Edwards
Explosion at Hercules Powder works kills twenty eight in Pinole
A massive blast at the Hercules Powder packing house in Pinole, California, on February 21 leveled sheds and killed four white men and twenty four Chinese workers. Foreman W. W. Shhillwell died, and others named were Manuel Enos Joseph Grace and W. A. Rodriguez. The accident injured many, caused by flying glass during a frantic escape, with losses estimated at $100,000. The cause remains unknown.
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Berkeley
Cal
Bay Region
Hercules Powder Works
Pinole
Here
W. W. Shhillwell
Muaniel Enos
Joseph Grace
W. A. Rodriguez
Fbhames
Gelantine House
Costly Fire Destroys Dayton Stoddard-Dayton Plant
A fire of unknown origin swept through the Stoddard Dayton automobile factory mammoth plant in Dayton Ohio this morning wiping it out. The loss is about 250000 dollars.
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Dayton
O. Dayton
Stoddard-Dayton Automobile Factory
Markets in Chicago Board of Trade Prices and livestock quotes
Chicago trading today shows wheat at May 92 48, July 92 84, Sept 85 8. corn May 60 3, July 58 9, Sept 57 8. oats May 71 23, July 69 0, Sept 67 0. pork May 18 7, July 11 74. lard May 7 82, July 7 00. short ribs May 6 40. Cash grain mixed by sample. hogs receipts 11,000 with best sales around 4.60 to 4.70. cattle receipts 8,400 with steers 5.0 to 5.75, cows 4.00 to 5.25. sheep 7,000 with natives 5.25 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Widow Elizabeth Barnum Dead at Ninety Six in New Jersey
East Orange reports the death of Elizabeth Barnum aged 96 a survivor of the War of 1812 born in Vermont. She was married to Sned Barnum of Franklin Vermont a cousin of P T Barnum. Sned joined the Vermont regiment as a boy when the second war with England began.
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East Orange
N. J
Elizabeth Barnum
Vermont
Sned Barnum
Franklin, Vt
P. T. Barnum
England
Vermont Regiment
Fire destroys hosiery mill in Philadelphia injuring workers
A blaze at the Thomas Henry & Sona hosiery mill on Trenton avenue and Tioga street drives hundreds of girls from their benches. About twenty were overcome by smoke but recovered on the street. The loss is reported at 150000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Henry & Sona
Trenton Avenue
Tioga Street
Poisoner Arrested in Death of Kansas City Girl
Kansas City Feb 21 Blanche Morasch aged seventeen was arrested in connection with the death of four year old Ruth Miller of Kansas City Kan who died from poisoned candy sent by mail to her half sister H Ha Van Meter The latter also ate the candy but recovered
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Kansas City
Blanche Morasch
Ruth Miller
Kan
Hha van Meter
Wardie Han Burned to Death in Kansas City
Burned to death in Kansas City on February 21 is the reported fate of Wardie Han. The incident details are sparse in the fragment, with no further names or context provided.
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Kansas City
Wardie Han
West Calls Illinois Republican Convention for March
Chicago Feb 21 Chairman Roy O West of the state Republican central committee issued the call for the state convention to be held March 26 at Springfield. The total number of delegates to be accredited to the convention is 1582.
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Chicago
Roy 0. West
State Republican Central Committee
Springfield
Johnson Hanged After Murder Charge in Philadelphia
William E. Johnson, an African American man, was hanged in Philadelphia for murdering his wife. Witnesses reported he kicked off his shoes after the drop, and they fell several feet from the gallows as the execution ended.
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Philadelphia
William E. Johnson
Johnson
Comanche Pete Blames Fleas for Indian Unrest
In a remark before an investigating committee, Comanche Pete the famed scout attributes evident unrest among Indians to fleas. The moment features his cigarette pipe and a sharp, humorous answer as reported by the Chicago Tribune.
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Comanche Pete
Chicago Tribune
Dean's Kidney Pills Credited By Freeport Reader
A Freeport resident urges kidney health to prevent fatal outcomes from backache, citing Doan's Kidney Pills as effective after physicians failed. Miss Mabel A. Miller of 36 Mechanic Street says the remedy relieved severe kidney pain and blood-tinged passages within days, with lasting benefit after several months free of attacks. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the pills for 50 cents.
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Freeport
Bright
Mabel A. Miller
Mechanic Street
Ill
Dean
Emmett
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Taxes Due This Month At W T Rockey Office
Personal taxes must be paid this month at my office opposite post office W T ROCKEY Golipotor 2 4dt.
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W. T. Rockey
Golipotor
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