Weather Bulletin Notes Varied Winds Across Regions
The report outlines fluctuating wind patterns across Eastern Texas and adjacent areas with southerly to coastal gusts. It references observations from U S Weather Bureau and lists cities including Dallas Houston Galveston Montgomery Nashville New Orleans and Oklahoma as part of the forecast area with temperatures and conditions noted for January 30.
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Texas
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Galvemon
Toon
Montgomery
Ata
Nashville
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New Orleans
North Pilate
Mum
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Palestine
Tevas
Ceye
Jsctstissesarnese
Havana post office money order chief charged with theft
John Sheridan, in charge of the money order department in Havana, was arrested and charged with stealing £1100 from the post office. He allegedly destroyed a check and confessed to the theft. Sheridan had been postmaster at Matatene and led the money order division at Havane for about a year. He now offers to refund the money.
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John Sheridan
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Guatatamo
Sheridan
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Iie
Matatene
Havane
Manard
Thott
Howton
Salem Man Bauer Survives After Salt Solution Rescue
In Salem Ohio on January 10 11 Marcos Bauer lingered after a salt solution was injected into his arteries to revive him doctors report he remains alive with signs of improvement. Dr Krumitz notes no clear link to the limb therapy but hopes Bauer’s life will extend.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Marcos Bauer
Krumitz
Bauer
Baton Rouge Man Gordon Reddy Deas Dies After Accident
Y Gordon Reddy, a well known resident of Baton Rouge, died today after accidentally shooting himself Friday. Local authorities reported the death as the result of an unintended gun discharge.
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Y. Gordon Reddy
New Oricane
Januay
T Gordon Reddy
Batone
Royal Family Mournful Bulletin From Osborne House
Cowes Isle of Wight January 21 1914 dispatches report the queen in a coma like state and grave concerns for her health. The Associated Press notes worsening weakness and diminished nourishment while prayers rise from St George’s Chapel and local congregations.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Associated Pree
Vielotia
Emperors Arrival Fails to Spark London Cheers
Telegrams from Osborne House signal anxiety over ailing royalty as Emperor William's visit to London rides a somber mood. The Prince of Wales meets him at Victoria Station amid massive crowds, with a calm, stiffly silent reception and plans to depart for Osborne the next morning.
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Prince of Wales
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Victoria
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Duke of York
Prince Christian
Prince Albert
Schleswig-Holstein
Prince Arthur
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Buckingham Palace
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Interview with the Prince of Wales Reveals Preferences
The London interview portrays the Prince of Wales discussing charity banquets and record fundraising, his dislike of long dinners, and his careful handling of thousands of letters daily. He notes enjoying shooting as a favorite pastime and explains his routine for dictating replies and managing state affairs.
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London
Prince of Wales
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Landon
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Staelf
Grave portent as Prince of Wales weakens in London
In January reports from London describe a grave indisposition of the Prince of Wales during Queen Victoria's life. He grew seriously tired and exhausted and could not respond promptly to an urgent summons to Osborn House.
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London
Queen Victoria
Wales
Osborn House
Emperor William’s Plea of Sympathy for Queen’s Death Declared
The London press records widespread sympathy for Queen Victoria after a reported paralysis. Editorials praise Emperor William’s offer to visit Osborne House and stress public mourning, unity, and support across Britain and the United States as observers await formal confirmation.
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Feert
Ape
Mercy
Chequero
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Rpers
Tao Teity News
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Baporian
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Bagheh
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Rogland
Enstland
Ber
Slade
Serrow
Horperor
Daily Telegraph
Slepre
Frederick
Osborne House
United States
Consternation Over Queen Victoria News From Vienna
From Vienna dated January 71 the royal news caused widespread alarm as Francis Joseph, moved, dispatched messages via the British embassy. The great court reportedly broke up a circle upon receiving late London dispatches, signaling tension and concern in the Austrian capital.
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Hilgers
Vienna
Victora
Francis Joseph
London
Turning point nears with queen’s people and war policies
The Antrian papers discuss the queen’s wonder at the affection of her people and the war policies. A new turning point is referenced as Britain braces on the eve of major events in Europe and Imperial North America. Emperor William’s visit to Britain is noted amid tensions with Germany.
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William
Osborne Bouve
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Hofre
Antrian
England
Herate
Roents
Aeln
France
North America
Briogland
Germany
Queen's Paralysis Casts Shadow Over Palace Events
Reports from Cowes detail the queen's sudden paralysis and failing strength as doctors struggle with care. The royal family carries on with public duties as her condition prompts prayers and somber ceremonies for Prince Henry of Battenberg and other royals in mourning.
Death of the Queen Victoria Affects World Opinion
A university official delivered a sermon lauding Queen Victoria's influence on monarchy and diplomacy. He asserted her reign strengthened the British Empire and moral power, predicting instability after her death and potential challenges to independence in colonies and the Americas.
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United States
Pighand
Wes
Trenafelt
Europe
Autfeilin
Notable Illness At Sea Leaves Queen Facing Struggle
A brief report describes the queen's serious health crisis at sea, with fears of a brain attack. Authorities arrange to restore telegraph and telephone links as doctors use artificial methods to prolong life amid advancing paralytic symptoms. The condition worsened by last evening, threatening further decline.
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Covad
Isle of Wight
Anarchist plots tie to public murder case in New York
A Greek suspect Masuran Masurae testified in Yonkers that he was recruited to kill a U S public figure but withdrew after arriving in the United States. The case links an American branch of an anarchist group with Draushafie and Now York associates. Several arrests followed and more warrants were issued as police pursue others connected to the plot.
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New York
Fillas Masurae
Creek
Kelsom
Yonkers
Dodagn
Mawson
Greece
Wad
Cocivty
America
Masurad
Youkeor
Draushaf Ie
Ocety
Gut Jidge Kelloge
Masuran
Ube Golloe
Seul
Joseph Anid Ume
Meniaigua West
Scorpions Movements Reported Amid Asphalt Controversy
A brief dispatch from the garrison near Guayra Venossola notes no major developments. The Scorpion commander plans to proceed to Curacoy then return to Lay Guayra before awaiting further orders.
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Washington
Ta Guayra
Venossola
Long
Carions
Vanenusia
Seconpion
Lay
Guayra
President Goes for a Drive Amid Recovery Update
Washington report says President Preston McKinsey improved after an earlier attack of the illness. On this afternoon he, accompanied by Mrs McKinsey, enjoyed a brisk drive and the bracing air, marking his best day in several weeks.
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Washington
Preston McKinsey
Mra
MaKinsey
Creditors Advised to Accept 40 Cents on Dollar in Failure
New York report shows creditors urged to accept 40 cents on the dollar for W. L. Strong & Co. assets after a long inquiry into the firm. The advisory committee cites bank accounts notes and an insurance policy as part of the estate, with liabilities about 7405.41 and a deficit near 35,400 dollars. The collapse is blamed on over a million dollars in losses from the Riole concern.
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W. L. Strong & Co
Gashi Bank
Milla
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