Germany Aims for Naval Victory Over United States
Special to The Sun Berlin reports Germany seeks naval parity with the United States to advance continental and colonial aims. Berlin argues Britain will always outpace Germany and a strong navy is essential for South America and the Philippines. German plans include rapid troop transport to South America and potential campaigns against the Philippines if US defenses falter.
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Man Finds $1600 Hidden in Suspects? Suspense at Local Store
Special to The Son Springfield February 14 David Jones a colored man bought suspenders at a local store. He unwrapped the bundle at home and found 1600 dollars inside the bundle. The store manager moved the other bundle to the barn and later the error was discovered. Jones returned the money.
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New Jersey Moves to Nullify Standard Oil Charter
The New Jersey legislature debates a resolution urging the attorney general to file suit to annul the charter of Standard Oil of New Jersey and its subsidiaries. Senator Mine turn leads the measure, citing alleged monopolistic practices and violations of state and interstate laws. The proposal seeks legal action within the state, with hearings slated before the Judiciary committees as observers note broad opposition to trusts in Trenton.
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View the Dead King’s Body in Copenhagen
The remains of King Christian of Denmark were moved from Amalienborg to Christiansborg palace church for public viewing. Royal family and dignitaries followed as streets filled with onlookers. The body will rest in Roskilde Friday and be buried Sunday in the cathedral.
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Rosidide
Longworth Wins Unanimous House Vote on Embassy Buildings Bill
Representative Longworth secured a complete victory in the House Foreign Affairs Committee with a 7 to 4 unanimous favorable report on his bill authorizing land acquisition for U S embassies and legations abroad. The proposal includes up to 5 million dollars for embassy structures, with the Peru Paris London plan tabled. A separate Nevada case concerns John D Howell declared sane by a court commission amid violent threats toward his wife.
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United States
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London
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Howel
Mystery Motives in Mizner-Yerkes Union?
Special to the Sup. New York February 13. The real motives behind the hurried marriage of widow Mrs. Chas. Yerkes to Wilson Mizner remain undisclosed. Speculation centers on vanity, wealth, and social climb, with many in New York's fashionable circles debating whether she wed for love or to prove herself desirable.
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Road Will Plant Trees Special
The Sun reports a plan by OPCAWA and Canadian Marine to plant young trees on prairie lands, supplying ties and posts for railways. The Interior Department notes high timber costs, urging rapid planting to secure future timber for railway needs. The effort, led by Sir Tho ous Shaughnessy, aims to establish extensive plantations on western plains.
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Panic In A School As Winged Animals Fly In
A rural schoolroom incident unfolds as wind drives winged animals into the room. Students scatter while Miss Evans and staff evacuate, a fire scare from an old stove prompts quick actions. A bystander notes the creatures are bats not threats, easing tension after the chaotic mêlée.
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Conductor Brown Killed in Fog Collision
Special to The Sun from Deputy Indiana reports a fog bound collision between Big Four and Baltimore Ohio freight trains in the morning. Conductor Brown was killed Brakeman A Gray lost a hand. Engineer Henry Welle and firemen Clitten Nach were lightly injured. Train damage was minor.
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Shea Still Holds Stakes In Ward Council Race
Thomas Shea faced the land jury after being unable to parse conditions of a bet between James Moriarity and John Donovan over votes in the We Eleventh ward council nomination. Donovan and Moriarity allegedly arranged a direct primary bet with a written agreement, Shea as stakeholder, money to be paid if Moriarity won fewer votes. Judge Wharton sent Donovan to the grand jury while Shea claimed the money was his.
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False automatic alarm at LDS Ayres building triggers shutdown
Excitement rose Tuesday as Hose Company No. 13 rushed to the LDS Ayres building at Meridian and Washington. Crowds blocked the street while investigation showed the sprinkler system fault sent a false alarm to 13's Maryland Street station.
House Committee Faces Chinese Exclusion Dilemma
Washington February 7. The House committee on foreign affairs struggles to craft a bill that both excludes Chinese immigrants and pleases the Chinese government. A subcommittee will hold hearings, aiming to regulate entry at select ports with proper papers while excluding those covered by existing laws to ease immigration control.
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Bankers rearrested after bank closure in Bolivar County
Regioparanesque bankers B H Williams president and B W Griffin cashier of the Bolivar County bank, closed last week, were rearrested Saturday and released on 290 bonds each. Chancellor Hell notes bonds too small and warrants will compel full 310,000 bonds. An illustrated lecture on alcoholism by Mr Morse of Georgia is planned at Salvation Army hall 10 W Washington Tuesday night with no admission charge.
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Georgia
Haunted by a bell tale ends with murder charge
John McCormick, once involved in stealing a 700 pound church bell, travels across states after selling the bell’s press for 1.5 dollars. He now lies dead in Omaha after nine months of haunting dreams, admitting the theft and expressing fear of himself and his crimes.
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Boss in Politics Must Go at Lincoln Young Men Banquet
Special to the Sen. GRAND RATICS Michigan February 12. Gen Cortelyou led the Lincoln and Young Men's Republican club banquet speaking against party bosses. He warned that tyrannies of clamor threaten liberty and urged rewarding service and opening public opportunity for worthy aspirants rather than boss rule. He criticized appeals made in public zeal and stressed adherence to principles and accountability in government.
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Lincoln and
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Couple Struck by Train in Yard Tragedy Near Chicago
Mrs Elizabeth Dunworth cared for her dying husband when a switch engine struck them both in the yard. The husband died at once while she survived but was near death in a hospital. Seven children mourn the loss and sorrow grips the family.
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Scripps-NeRas Preas Association
Chicago
Elizabeth Dunworth
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Three Lives Lost in Tugboat Collision Near New York
In heavy fog the tug Ganego rammed the hay barge Eastern shore early today off New York. Three men sleeping aboard are believed drowned after rescuers failed to locate their cries due to the dense fog and fading shouts.
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New York
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