Blizzard Paralyzes Louisville Rail and Roads
A severe blizzard swept the region with wind up to fifty two miles an hour, freezing Louisville with heavy snow and interrupting wire service. Snow caused widespread disruption as streetcars and snowplows operated through the night, with trains delayed and communications from Louisville hindered. Temperature dropped to eight below zero at times, and Knoxville reported hoggy snow and a minus thirteen reading.
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Jen
Kentucky
Suntiy Bouth
Kodées
Louisville
Ver
Telehrotghout
Nasioneky
Wendons
Tennessee
Ida
Gulf of Amphia
Knoxville
Mercury
Louteville
Etl
Trafic
Weather Bureau
Aloa
Storm Rips Through Midwest Northwest Delays Train Service
Wind and sleet cause widespread damage from the Dakotas to Ohio with rail traffic badly disrupted in Arkansas Oklahoma Mississippi and Texas. Loss of life is declared insignificant while fire and havoc reshape the storm wrecked regions and prompt promises of rapid weather-improved conditions.
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Chicago
Middle West
Northwest
Dakotab
Nebraska
Ohio
Sicted
Record of Storm Disrupts New York Transit
Severe winter storm disrupts New York travel with heavy snowfall and slush. Traffic slowed citywide. subway service continues while streetcar and street cleaning operate cautiously. Pedestrian accidents noted amid icy conditions overnight and into morning.
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N-York
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Unknown vessel sinks near Diamond B Shonte lightship
Mutydbeth City North Carolina reports an unknown steamer foundered about three miles northwest of the Diamond B Shonte lightship during a southwest gale. No boat or wreckage recovered. fate of the vessel unclear. Wireless says the ship went down in five minutes, appears American built, possibly collision caused.
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Mutydbeth City
N. C
Diamond Bshonte
Fies
Cape Hatteras
Stark Flres
Dr Strange Warns Iowa Farmers on Tuberculosis Plague
In Mason City Dr. Strange of the agricultural college cites that 40 percent of Iowa cattle milk spread tuberculosis and many farm children die from tainted milk. He notes hog and beef TB cases rising from 1901 to 1906 and urges sanitary dairy practices and culling infected cattle. About 400 farmers attend his address.
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Dr. Strange
al Amos
Mason City
Iowa
Serum Miracle Aids Marshalltown Girl With Meningitis
Miss Ruth Plunkett of Marshalltown, sixteen, received Flexner serum for cerebro spinal meningitis. Three hours after injection, she regained consciousness, temperature dropped from 104 to 99.6, and pulse neared normal. Daily injections show improving condition and restored hearing.
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Ruth Plunkett
Eixteen
Marshalltown
Ima
Etta
Bank Cashier Dies by Own Action at Porte Mouth Bank
G B Scroggins, eighteen year cashier of the State Bank of Porte Mouth, committed suicide by shooting. Bank examiners had found no irregularities, and overwork plus fear of replacement are believed to have driven him to self harm. The bank was solvent and examiners were reviewing the books.
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G. B. Scroggins
Porte Mouth
Hrammar
Henry M., Copeman
Ames Football Resumes After Hiatus Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions Ames and a football game resuming between two institutions. Details are garbled with stray punctuation and incomplete phrases, but implies a sports event restart and involvement of Ames entities.
Madison senator accused in primary money scandal probe
Serious charges were leveled in Madison against Senator Isaac Stephenson candidate for re election. A senate resolution to investigate money in the primary passed, but was dropped in the assembly. Senator Hastings and Senator Blain presented charges alleging over 106000 and up to 260000 influenced the primary. A proposed immunity from arrest for witnesses was adopted in the senate and assembly reeled in the investigation.
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Madison
Wis
Tan
Isaac Stephanson
Senate
Assembly
Sanglor Hunting
Hastings
Blaing
Benator Stephenson
Binina
United
Chin
United States
Clark
Montana
Stephenson
Three Votes From The Goal In Wisconsin Legislature
In Madisen Wisconsin on January 30 Isaac Stephenson failed again to win election in the joint session. He received 63 of 191 votes, short of the 60 needed? (Note: Text appears garbled. election outcome referenced with Stephenson and other lawmakers.)
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Dobt
Stephenson
Pane
Result of gas explosion kills five in Pittsburgh
Five men are dead and one injured after a gas explosion and subsequent fire at a mine in Pittsburgh. Officials confirm the tragedy and describe the scene as deadly and damaging with limited details available.
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Pittabirg
Jon
Editor Injured by a Train at Glenwood Station
William J. Woodson editor of the American Press was injured trying to board a New York Central train at Glenwood. His right foot was amputated below the knee at St John’s Riverside hospital. He sustained other injuries but showed fortitude as doctors plan recovery. Woodson, native of Virginia, led the Atlanta branch before joining the New York main office.
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New York
Glenwood
New York Central
William J. Woodson
American Press
St. John‘s Riverside Hospital
Woodson
American Proga Association
Association
Atlanta
South
Virginia
Georgia
Harriman Extends Field For New York Central Directors
New York January 27 B H Harriman was elected a director of the New York Central Railroad succeeding C G Clarke W C Brown president of the New York Central was also elected a director succeeding Samuel F Barger who resigned Reports have been circulated that Harriman may become chairman of the board but no confirmation has been provided
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New York
B. H. Harriman
New York Central Railroad
C. G. Clarke
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Samuel F. Barger
Mr. Harriman
Chauncey M. Depew
Cuba Becomes Free as Gomez Takes Presidency
Havana reports the oath of office for Jose Miguel Gomez at noon ends American occupation. About 5,000 soldiers depart with many to return by April 1 as Gomez and Vice President Zayas are sworn in by Supreme Court President Barreiro amid jubilant crowds and congratulations from foreign envoys including Roosevelt and Taft.
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Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Republic of Cuba
Charles J. Macgoory
Guba
United States
Gomez
Zayas
Barreiro
Supreme Court of Cuba
Mgr. Ayorsa
Vatican
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Minor tremor reported in Murcia and Totana area
An early 80s Madrid dispatch notes no serious damage from a slight earthquake in Totana Murcia and nearby Ollag. Residents fled to suburbs fearing disaster while Spain maintained uninterrupted communication with Barcelona and reports from England described a tidal threat as exaggerated.
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Madrid
Nouthern
Spain
Barcelona
England
Totann
Panioretrlokan
Mesaja
Haly
Vatenola
Second Night Rider Trial Fails to Agree on Verdict
The jury in the second night rider trial could not reach a verdict after long deliberations. Prosecutors and defense argued over key witnesses and jurors questioned seizure of evidence in the case in town court.
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Ie Romangesee
Ablon’ Guy
Ave
Hobs
MD’ "Marsiall
Reading of grim tale links teen to Union murder
William Winter, arrested near Titonka, testifies he read dime novels before a Jan 16 killing of Trimble at Union. Sheriffs drive him to the farm, where he admits holding up the couple, firing after Trimble reached for a gun, and fleeing toward Eldora. His lawyers seek mercy, arguing lifelike youth may sway the jury.
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William Winter
T'Konka
Union
Lin” Frimble
Sherif Walsh
Titonka
Bryson
Germany
Young Winter
Trimble
Winter
Eldora
Winters
Alleged murderer caught near Fairport after 13 months
Barry Jones, sought as the murder suspect linked to Van Winkle and Tuman families near Fairport, was arrested in Wellington, Kansas by Sheriff Bonham of Muncazine following a 13 month search. A intercepted letter led to his tracing to Milan, Kansas, and Muscatine authorities confirmed his capture. Jones admitted plans to visit Van Winkle’s home but said he did not.
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Barry Jones
van Winkle
Fairport
Wellington
Kan
Sher- Af Bonham
Muncazine
Alton
Tenn
Jones
Milan
Jonas
Muscatine
Archbishop Ireland’s Departure Draws Wide Attention
Readers note a brief report on Archbishop Ireland leaving for the United States, with crowd interest and courtly reactions described in concise terms. The fragment hints at public notice and notable attendance surrounding the event.
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Moms
Ireland
United Stat
Doings of Congress January Sessions and Debates
The record notes House proceedings with attacks on William Nelson Cromwell and Panama President Obaldia, calls for a corruption probe, and a two hour speech by Senator Davis of Arkansas on futures in products. Committee action on Wiltett’s expulsion, and a large appropriation carried over. Senate focused on waterways treaty and an omnibus claims bill.
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Hevee
Paraphrased Congressional Debate Covers Broad Topics
On Friday January 29, denials were made by C. P. Tatt and William Nelson Cromwell regarding charges raised in Mr Rainey of Tingls Panama Cane speech. Debates touched many issues as measures on renata substitute for reinstate discharged negro soldiers and an omnibus claims bill were discussed and the latter passed.
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House
C. P. Tatt
William Nelson Cromwell
Mr. Rainey
Renate
House establishes land office at Bella Fourche
Saturday January 30 reports a new land office created at Bella Fourche. Senate action is listed as not a session and mentions several minor bills passing.
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House—New Land Office
Bella Fourche
Senate
Deadlock in Caracas Talks Over Protocol Draft
W. J. Buchanan, U S special envoy, and the Venezuelan government reached a complete deadlock on pivotal points of the first protocol draft. It is believed wage unions will be completely discountinued unless the United States modifies its stance. Arbitration is urged over claims by the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company and the Orinoco Corporation.
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Caracas
Jah
W. J. Buchanan
United States
Venezuelia
Ned
New York and Bermudez Agphart
Orinoco Corporation
Grain and Provision Prices Across Markets
Grain and provision prices list varied figures for wheat and corn in Minneapolis and Duluth, with bid levels for No 1 hard and Northern wheat, plax, and arrive on track. Cattle, sheep and hog values shown for Chicago markets alongside dairy products and poultry pricing, reflecting widespread commodity trading.
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Minneapolia
Minneapoliz
Jan
Duluth
Bard
Northern
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