Bullets fatally wound Robert Denula at New York Central Station
Robert Denula of Chicago was shot at New York Central Station as he changed trains. A man suddenly drew a revolver, firing into Denula in the face and body. The assailant, Gasper Martorana of Chicago, was arrested and reportedly claimed fear Denula was a Black Hand agent. police consider Martorana possibly mentally unbalanced.
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Saya
Robert A S Denula
Buffalo
Robert
Denula
Chicago
New ‘Ork’ Central Station
Dennis
Gasper Martorans
Bar i
Denia
Martorana
Franco Italian talks aim to patch Manouba affair
Rome and Paris neutralize differences over the Manouba incident involving Red Crescent arrests. Marquis di San Giuliano and M. Bar seek a formula that satisfies France while preserving Italian dignity and avoiding traces of the dispute. In other news the US Supreme Court rules beer shipments may travel with railroads across dry counties, and a steamship line opens between Key West and the mainland.
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Rome
France
Italy
the Red Crescent
Society
Tunis
Marquis'di San Giuliano
M. Bar
Quake in Greece and US political notes mixed in report
A strong quake rattled islands near Greece causing property damage with casualties feared. The dispatch also notes Hearst accepting a Kentucky invitation to speak on February 14 and discussions involving Henry Watterson, Gov. Harmon, and Woodrow Wilson. Markets include livestock price ranges across cattle hogs and sheep with varied quotes from San Francisco to local outlets.
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Hearst
Kentucky
Frankfort
William R. Hearst
General Assembly of Kentucky
Henry ‘Wattergon
Gov
Haranon
Woodrow Wilson
Taft denies cabinet disloyalty amid Hitchcock rumors
The Washington president rejected calls that cabinet members urged him to dismiss Postmaster General Hitchcock. He voiced no belief Hitchcock betrayed him, amid broader political and tariff notes.
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Watt
White House
General Hitchock
Hitchcock
Domestic Dr Harry Eigin Webster Sentenced to Imprisonment
Dr Harry Eigin Webster of Cubao was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Richard S. Larrand in Oregon. As the sentence was read the prisoner collapsed, murmuring thanks, while at Indianapolis the United Mine Workers convention failed to record conduct toward the National Civic Federation. News also noted Heep purchasing agency reporting a Pennsylvania crude price rise to 1.462 per barrel, amid a general carriage of justice and industry updates.
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Harry. Eigin Webster
Cubcao
Hessle Kent Webster
Richard
Larrand
Oregon
Dr. Webster
Nemiés
Johp
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
National Civic Federation
Pittsburgh
Heep
Pennayvania
Tows Canners’ Association
Tate
Lloyd-Losifler
W. J.igNamee
Mount Pleasant
Tie
Livan Lito Thoros
Towa
Marabilli
Wier Wardrobe Company
Meson City
Angel Menting
Iowa Hampshire Breeders’ Association
Lield
Greplon - Jon
Jount
Ura
RBB
Waeckson & Sanburg
Medical Society of the
Missouri Valley
Colfax
Mies
Runyon
Noone
Pars
Shoty
Mary Myers
Mahaska
Jartupy
Anamora
Calhoun County
Rockwell Gilty
Jan
Turmoil in Markets and Politics Across Regions
An irregular digest notes efforts to corner the dressed poultry market in New York, a Wisconsin inquiry into convic tions for possible special legislative session, settlements and indictments in San Francisco and Terre Haute, a Missouri cadet shooting, a theater explosion in Barberton, and the Florida East Coast railway extension opening with dignitaries present.
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New York
Tower News Briefs Amid Losses and Trials
Local grain and manufacturing reports mix with crimes and court actions. Sam Goldwater found guilty of manslaughter after a street shooting near his restaurant in Chariton. A coal mine blast at Rlogele Coal company caused deaths and damage. Anticipated railway and factory expansions loom in Waterloo and Chariton area.
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Salome Kingella
Dubie Foeka
Cinisella
Andrew Lorsob
Eerciany Wea Pee
Larson
Mercy Hospital
Incheck
Wnen
Andrew Larsoni
Sam Goldwater
Kasper
Chariton
Mike McTain
Laborer
MaLane
Goldwater
Thomas Ridges
George Mitchell
Rlogele Coal Company
Praker
Armatrong Marqgfactor
Farley
Wauton
Alexander T. Cooper
Andrew Carnegle
Scotland
Dell Ates
Magan City
Cooper
ToWe
BE. L. Beck
Dus Moinek
Town Foultry Association
Deb Moines
Sioux City
Udie
Expression City
Clifford
Wilson
Rockwall City
Fort
Madison Penitentary
James White
Sac City
Wise Men Seek and Worship the Christ Child
A devotional examines the Wise Men's pursuit of Jesus, noting their motive to worship and the transforming encounter. The text contrasts their faith with others who doubted, urging personal seeking, humility, and open worship to behold the divine. The narrative invites readers to answer whether they have found the Savior.
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Jesus
Chrial
Bharon
Palestiio
Nerald
Mile
Christ
Pin
Uetter
Mim
Trorad
Aeeker
Christe Elde
Intervala
Moses
Earth
Goa
Jesus Chrial
Gladatong
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Orphewm Theater
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International Sunday School
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