Russian Scientist Gets Prison Term
London reports Moroveff a Trusalan genius sentenced to another year in fortress confinement for a 1908 volume cited in Darkest Russia. Once linked to socialist ideals at Moscow University he faced multiple arrests including an 1849 plot against Emperor Alexander I. He remained jailed at St. Peter and St. Paul and Schleisburg until 1906.
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London
Nal Moroveff
Alm
Morosoff
University of Moscow
Alexander I
St. Pewr
St. Paul
Sehluaedburge
Strangling Ends Assassins' Lives In Peking
Peking Jan 19 three men were strangled after being arrested for bombing Premier Yurn Shi Kal's carriage. Kal attended rites for an Iba escort captain killed by a splinter. Report mentions Abdication talks, Mongol princes oppose, and U S troops in Manila preparing to move toward Tang Shan to Sanchow.
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Peking
Yurn Shi Kal
Yuon Shi Kal
Iba
Hing
India
Ife
United States
Manila
Logan
Chin Wang ‘Tho
J. H. Reeves
Low
Chin Wang 'Tao
Crough Trope
Emperor
Mantell remarries as wife fights final illness
Robert Mantell Shakespearean actor wed Detroit born Misa enemveive Hamper amid efforts to hide the marriage. His estranged first wife Marie Hopletho Plusmel died recently as Mantell rushed home by special train to be at her deathbed. Hearings on the sugar trust probe in Washington ended with most public hearings cut off.
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Ebl
Colo
Jan
Marie Hooth
Russell
Aif Nile
Jermwy Coast
Robert Mantell
Misaenevieve Hamper
Detroit
Mantell
Willian Winter
Flin
Marie Ploctha-Plusmell
Ialinjiet
Mantel
Ling
Mr. Martell
Wraahington
Jim
Bertone ‘Suger Trust
W. de Batis
Ban Domingo
Wisconsin
Suger
Biawillan
Eight Die in German Factory Furnace Disaster
Duisburg workers were killed and several more badly injured when an explosion and furnace incident occurred at a nearby plant. Authorities reported the blast risked nearby facilities as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Duisburg
Germany
Jan Wiehe
Tron
Tia Oth Wa
Gurion Tla Toby
Cullo m Will Have Fight in Illinois
A historical notice records a dispute involving Hugh Moueily of Dela and others in Illinois court filings. The document describes petitions, dates, and a clerk's involvement in addressing the case.
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Cullom
Illinois
Murder confession and court action in New York headlines
Across cities from New York to Nebraska brief items report a murder conviction for Joseph Ferrone after an attempted attack on his wife, stock purchase offers at Equitable Trust, a fatal boiler blast in Cincinnati, and multiple local incidents. Other notes cover political talks in Fargo, a rail wreck in Montreal Quebec, and various crimes, accidents, and civic events.
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New York
Yentering
Joseph Ferrone
Perrone
Henne
Elie
Ferrone
Alvin W. Krevh
Equitable Trust Company
Trust Company of America
Mkley Thorne
Ulster Unionists in a Belligerent Mood
Dublin reports a Belfast meeting planned for February 8 with Churchill and Redmond to argue for home rule. Unionists threaten to prevent it, while nationalist papers mock the threat. Belfast volunteers are urged as a police precaution amid tensions, with Redmond incapacitated and Devlin sidelined.
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Dublin
Belfast
Winston Spencer Churchill
The
Admiralty
John Redmond
Irish Nationaliate
House of Commons
Haa
Dublin Independent
Freeman Journal
Helfast
Celfant
Jesus
Joaeoph Devlin
Lle
Ehlef Hentenint
Mutiny and gunboat clash in Ecuador port scene
Cuayaquil January 1 reports panic after an insurrection aboard the cruiser Bolivar. Officers and crew defect to the Quito government while the Bolivar fires on the gunboat Targui. Northern batteries and city residents fear battle as seven artillery pieces target the cruiser amid ongoing unrest. January 17 in Asuncion, Paraguay, sees heavy street fighting as Lib erato Rojas supporters clash with revolutionaries. Rojas remains prisoner and government attempts to free him fail.
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Cuayaquil
Meandor
Bolivar
Quito
Montero
Targui
Duran
Huenes Ayres
Assuncion
Paraguay
Liberato Rojas A
Rojas
Throne Delayed Abdication in Imperial Conference
London reports a two day discussion on abdication of the Chinese throne with the empress dowager emotional and urging action. Princes of the imperial clan meet at the palace as Ching supports abdication while younger princes resist.
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London
Tien ‘Hin
Imperial Palace
Empreas
Ching
Prince Ching
Peking
Mongolia
Khailar
Pnlen
China
Shoe Machinery Trust Would Settle Cases
Washington reports that United Shoe Machinery Company faces Sherman Act criminal suits. General counsel Choate and Attorney General Wheeler discuss settlement terms during multi day negotiations. A plan for integration is reportedly agreed, expecting a final decree.
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Shoe Machinery Trust
Washington
Dan
Tarlenun
Choate
United Shoe Machinery Company
Bell
Whekerrhom
Restoration of canteen policy sparks military personnel debate
A formal communication arrives questioning the canteen program amid Army personnel shifts. The letter, dated today, calls for reconsideration of provisioning and operational oversight as commanders weigh temperance and duty.
Blackhand Charged In Another Serious Case
A report details a new charge against the Blackhand group in a fresh case. The account notes investigative steps, authorities involved, and the broader implications for public safety amid ongoing legal proceedings.
U S warns Cuba as intervention threat looms
Washington reports the state department served notice on President Gomes that the United States would intervene in Cuba if the political situation deteriorates. A Knox note response is being prepared as Cuban leaders meet to seek a united course. The veterans’ organization pushes to rescind an order blocking army officers from meetings.
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Washinton
State Department
Gomes
United States
Cuba
Veterans’ Organization
Cole
Aetow
Lawa
Republic of
Ciba
Havana
Jan
Inet Nleht
Peetition
Knox
Freyre Andrade
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Manuel Sanguilly
Tast
Council
C“omes
Bo Well
Cuban
War Department
Cuba is tranquil over the threat of intervention
Reports from Havana say Cuba remains calm after Secretary Knox’s note on possible U S intervention. Officials expect no immediate trouble but caution districts in Orient and Pinar del Rio may see disturbances. Washington warns Cuba to uphold republican government as veteran groups discuss next steps with President Gomez.
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Cuba
Hiawvarng
Torior
Havana
Orient
Pinner del Rio
Knox
el Din
United States
Good Roads Meeting Rallyes Across Nation
A large gathering led by Imnywaria, Kaan, and Juan aims to chart the nation’s road progress. Nearly 2,000 attendees were scheduled to hear speakers including Dewey, Ch, and Hoyt as representatives from states from Winniipenw to the southern border prepared to push for expansive highways.
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Imnywaria
Kaan
Juan
Armerican
Fan
Winniipenw
Mexicu
Mishap to Queen
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a mishap connected to a queen and references a crowd. Readable terms include names and places in a jumbled sequence, with unclear actions. The text hints at an incident involving individuals and a public gathering, but key details are obscured.
Global political turmoil and a Paris cabinet shuffle report
Reports mix political blasts across cities with warnings on democracy failures. From Indianapolis to Madrid and Washington, tributes to Kellogg surface amid cabinet reshuffles and legal tensions while fires devastate Pembroke and Alandville, and a fatal shooting unsettles Arcadia.
Massive New York Warehouse Fire Causes Millions in Damage
A warehouse of Terminal Storage Co in New York burned early today, with losses estimated over 10 million dollars. The belek and concrete building, one of the city’s last modern structures, held goods awaiting delivery to major stores. five alarms drew fire units from across the area. The fire, discovered shortly after midnight, was not controlled until 6:40 AM, despite sprinkler and fire prevention systems. Proprietors John Winnicker and Cimbel Bros were among the tenants affected as sections of the warehouse sustained extensive damage.
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Madhid
Jose Canalejan Mendes
Alfonso
Calfera
Valencia
General Weyler
New York
Terminal Storage Company
Belek
Voncrete
Ity
John Winnicker
Cimbel Bros
Meariy
Stiatier Frie
Cardinal Farley Welcomes New York Cardinal in Historic Ceremony
Archishop Purtey of New York, elevated to cardinal, arrives after two months abroad to a grand welcome. Thousands fill St Patrick Cathedral and nearby avenues as a 6,000-strong choir and crowds precede the cardinal into the diocese. Cardinal Farley hosts press onboard the Merlin while plans for a week of receptions unfold. The pope, visiting healthily, admires American hospitality and universal liberty.
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New York
Jun
John ML .Purtey
Cine
Tio
America
Nome Sieres
Othe Battery
Patricks Cathedraal
Fifth Avenue
Fittleth Street
Bertin
Hoboken
Todiy
Cardings Parkes
Cardinal Farley
Merlin
Simultaneus
Woman Found Dead Among Dogs and Cats in Brooklyn Home
New York police report Mrs. Margaret Wright, 76, died alone in her Brooklyn residence where 35 hungry dogs and three cats roamed. Authorities say exposure in the cold likely caused death after her decline left her unable to care for herself. Neighbors forced entry to discover the scene.
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New York
Margaret Wright
Brooklyn
Fire Threat Near New York Stock Exchange
A blaze in the Financial District near Broadway and Exchange Place threatened the Knickerbocker Trust Company building and adjacent structures. Fire crews contained the flames before spread, with water and chemical spray aiding containment. no injuries reported and property damage limited to the immediate area.
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Financial District
New York
Dun
Fiee
Knickerbocker ‘Trust Company
Broadway
Finanehis
Stock Exchange
Kolckerborker Rust Companys
Devastating Fire in Osaki Quelled
A major blaze swept Osaki Japan last evening in the southern districts but was controlled with far less damage than the prior incident. Firefighters extinguished the flames before they spread, with authorities estimating extensive disruption and housing homeless to around thirty thousand people.
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Osaki
Japan
Ban Francis Vol Dau 17 Vie Elbee
A brief public notice reports a Francis ban involving a 17 year old in a coastal area. Officials from Bey Ot Mees and Geebite coordinate a Mintow commg onbanrts to monitor activity and enforce a walla belige. Hanus Achting fontient tie ats cine ad sdiide dd aa teretarty fioesergs.
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Ban Francis
Elbee
Walla
Schooner 15 Safe After Token Misreadings
Fragmentary maritime note describes a schooner reported safe after confusion over signals and a possible transfer. Mentions J. B. Stetson and unnamed steamers, with unclear references to Mal a Wo and Mik jaely in a dated, garbled log.
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Kuewhke
Chie
Explosions Probe Ties To Dyna mite Route Across Midwest
Indianapolis January 17 three explosions in Wisconsin investigated by federal grand jury as part of a dynamite conspiracy. Relatives of Ordy McManigal examined over dynamite transport from Chicago to Green Bay Superior and Milwaukee with four quarts of nitroglycerin tied to a Milwaukee job. Witnesses include J Brucker and J C Shiders linked to an “open shop” firm hit by blasts scattering damage across the region.
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Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
Ortle F. McManigale
McManigal
McNamaran
Ind
Wisconsin
Portland
Wis
Ordy McManigal
Chicago
Pointe
Green Bay
Superior
Milwaukee
MecManigal
J. Brucker
Jordan Station
Ontario
J. C. ‘Hiders
Pittishural
Eniuintre
Ancient Hostelry Consumed in Fire
Boston January 17 The Revere house one of the oldest hotels in New England was partly destroyed by fire. Quick work by employees and firefighters saved guests with many thrilling rescues. Estimated loss around 100000. The five story brick and stone hotel fronts Bowdoin square and hosted famed visitors including the Prince of Wales Daniel Webster Johnny Lind Emperor Pedro and Admiral Pasha. Several guests escaped to nearby buildings or via fire escapes. two women were lowered by rope to the street. E L E Willson of Palo Alto Cal was among those with a narrow escape.
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Boston
Revere House
New Ginghind
Bowdoin Square
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Daniel Webster
Jonny Lind
Emperor Pedro
Brasil
Admiral
E. L. E. Willsdon
Palo Alto
Cal
Grand jury probes death of Elsie Dodds Coe in Pittsburgh
Rollin McConnell of Chicago told district attorney Blakely after an inquest into the death of Elsie Dodds Coe, who died from a criminal operation. The report says Rev. Dr. W. D. McFarland, once Pittsburgh high school head of the academic department, now in Tennessee, had been located at Cedar Creek. The grand jury was to hear the matter.
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Pittsburgh
Rollin McConnell
Chicagyu
Elsie Dodds Coe
Blakely
W. D McFarland
Pittsburgh High School
United Presbyterian Missions
Tennessee
Cedar Creek
Tenn
Cardinal Farley Heads Home From Holy City
Cardinal Farley and entourage ride the Kerlin toward Sandy Hook landing at the battery tomorrow for a parade in his honor. Berlin dispatches report good progress and a possible special dinner aboard the liner. Patrick's Cathedral glitters with over 40 000 electric lights in preparation for the event.
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New York
Cardinal Farley
Sandy Hook
Battery
Berlin
Patrick's
Congress Debates Probes Into Moneys Trust and Harvester
Representative Levy of New York urged the House rules committee to drop investigations into the moneys trust shipping combination and International Harvester. He argued these matters should go to proper committees and warned that probing would impede business and not yield results.
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Washington
Levy
New York
House Rules Committee
Moneys Trust
Shipping Combination
International Harvester Company
President of Broken Bank Dies Suddenl y
Cincinnati report says Thomas F. McClure president of Metropolitan Bank and Trust died suddenly in the federal building after the bank closed by state examiners two months earlier. He had been indicted by Hamilton County grand jury for receiving deposits while knowing the bank insolvent.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Thomnas FP
McClure
Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company
Federal Building
Melure
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Two Barges Collide On Atlantic Ocean
New York reports two barges collide during the night on the Atlantic. The Chenango oil laden bound for Philadelphia from Port Arthur Texas collided with the Norwegian barge Grasmere and both vessels, damaged, put into Kibow Ledge in the Prelaweare river for aid. Crews are studying the wrecks and preparing to take off the crew.
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New York
Chenango
Port Arthur
Tex
Philadelpha
Gael Cer
Prelaweare
Messenger Killed In War Era Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a messenger killed and mentions places and names like Allen and Viekebarg, with references to war time and northern regions. Details are garbled but indicate a casualty notice tied to a wartime route or posting in a local paper.
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Pu Yi
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Fung Chi Yuu
Sun Yatson
Ching Yuen Ming
Canton
Lu Chi Quong
Sun of Chung Vick King
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Sun Kow Yau
Shanghai
Woo Sung
Chita
Woosung
Teking
Chifa
Slane Tung
Horan
Hupeh
Shansi
Capitil
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Phugh
Dela
Ot Huabley
Ohto
Fargo
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Judson Mur
Oon
Ohl
Hemor
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Quebec
Yeaterday
J. C Hamilton
Hamilton
St. Vincent de Paul
Louis
Annie Hunning
Hillsboro
Aleds
Aled
Hunning
Aledl
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Sibiriakoff
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Central City Coal and Iron Company
Louisville
Long Run
Loulaville and Nashville
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louleville
Nashville
Virginia Fusco
Tug
Joseph Fusco
Sweetfiwrte
Fam Mies
East End
Davenport
Corm Products Company
Davenport Pearl Button Company
Haliroud
Hela i
Kansas City
Kann Chu Gav
Joerg
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Brown
Kinisis CY
Joe Floes
Newport News
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John ‘Thomas Hine
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Bam
Omalla
Cirulis & Dowe
Black State Varielation
Nebraska
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Conan
Jane
Supreme Court
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Combrhiee
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District Court
Pur- Has
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George C. Arm
Denver
Cod
Thobert W. Hoeor
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Phen
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Welker
Denning
DSTA
Martinsville
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Tee Nubmaska
Winston Churchill
Navy OF
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Throne
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Iiem
Tela
Ile Em Caiteen
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Blackhand
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Tina
Ray Allen
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Uncle Sam
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Calle
Good Roads Meeting
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Deem
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Hoyt
Riatuoth
Abin
Lie Thomal
Eowewet
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Milwatear
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Jude Martie
Ole
Democratic Party
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Ranon Polnenre
Hoe
M Potneare
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Arintdy Briand
Leonoir Geole
Alexander Millerand
Marines-Theo
Deloasse
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Jean Dupuy
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Jules Pans
M. Lebrun
Paul
Minn
Frank FB. Kellogg
Taft
United Bluter Ax
Kellogg
United States Supreme Court
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Miss
Tishominga Banking Company
Luka and Helmont
James H. Faircloth
C. T. Jordan
Iuka
Faircloth
Jordan
Tampa
Fla
W. D. Moore
J. R. Robinson
Robinson
Arcadia
Here
John L. Robinson
Gardner Lumber Company
Huntington Wilson
Robert Bacon
Thomas
Dawson
Brazil
Edward V. Morgan
Pembroke
Alandville
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Charles W. Morse
Fort McPherson
Army General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Tift
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Morse
Curry RK
Wille
Elle
Great Northern Docks
Harriet Pollard Harnum
Taton
Neb
Sherman W. Morris
Prank Bhercliffe
Morris
John W. Walsh
Leadville
CHICA
Rene HH
Morrow
Hostoon
Charen
Sven Ee
Mr Morse
Patturday
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Paradena
Asterwures
Storage Company
Blaze
Amerigan Cardinal
Farley
Holy City
Congress
Broken Bank
Atlantic Ocean
Olakab
Ottis Liu
Gmraxim
Allein & Viekebarg
Amberbehiath
Sue & Northweetera
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