Lorne Seeks Bodies From Valencia Wreck Off British Columbia
The tug Lorne searches the west coast of Vancouver Island for Valencia wreck victims after heroic action by Lineman Logan of Cloose who reached the scene before the wreck broke up. Logan and two Nitnat Indians survived a dangerous landing attempt as waves and surf hampered rescue.
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Scripps News Association
Victoria
Lorne
Vancouver Island
Valencia
Lineman Logan
Cloose
Pachena Bay
Logan
Inquiry reveals Meade not equipped to fight fire aboard
San Francisco February 2 board of inquiry reports all aboard the transport Meade appear in good condition and that crews tried to extinguish the blaze. Major Devol admits lack of onboard firefighting apparatus enabling fire control from the engine room. Inquiry to continue tomorrow. Seymour Ind February 2 F H Hadley Company poultry and produce failed for 100000. Open winter lowers egg prices and damages gold storage stocks. Washington February 2 William Hamilton hanged for wife murder the execution deemed a complete success by doctors within 15 minutes.
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Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Meade
Devol
Transport Service
Davol
Seymour Ind
F. H. Hadley Company
Scrippe News Association
Washington, D
William Hamilton
Seymore
Ind
F. H. Had_lay Company
Pope Advises Submission to Church Property Inventories
The Pope telegraphed the French Episcopate urging Catholics in France to submit to government inventories of church property. Rumor says the move followed a government hint. In St Petersburg a Russian czar told Norsk peasants he would summon the Douma to discuss their demands and assure aid.
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Scrippa News Association
Rormse
Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Norsk
Douma
Utah arrest brings bigamy charge to light in California
Cecil G. Plant was arrested on telegraphic orders and held for Utah officers. He allegedly married Miss Mary May of La Grande Oregon in Davis County Utah last December while already married in California, and reportedly lived with his second wife only a short time.
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San Fransisco
Cecil G. Plant
Utah
Davis County
Mary May
la Grande
California
New Wheat Test Aims to Boost Soldier Bread Overseas
Washington reports say army experimentals test durum wheat imported from Europe to blend with Pacific Coast flour for bread to feed troops in the Philippines. Durum reportedly adds gluten, potentially cutting costs if blended successfully with local wheat.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Army Experimentals
Europe
Philippines
Pacific Coast
Orient
Inventor Dead at York Fair
York Fair reports the death of notable inventor Lord Cunliffe born in 1876. He contributed to engineering and was a prominent figure in his field, leaving a lasting impact on innovations showcased at the fair.
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Scripps News Association
York Fair
Lord Cunliffe
Meeting Resistance in Franc Parish Church Incident
French authorities entered the church of St. Pierre to inventory valuables as resistance from congregation members sparked a hand to hand clash. Troops charged crowds, firemen used hoses, windows shattered, and multiple arrests reported for rioting.
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Scripps News Association
Paris
St. Pierre
Mizner Marries Yerke as Public Gossip Ends
New York reports confirm the marriage of Mrs. Mizner to Mizner after a certificate was filed with the recorder. Mizner moved into the Yerke mansion on Fifth Avenue while reporters noted his arrival with a valet and suitcases.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Mizer—Yerke
Recorder
Mizer
Mizner
Yerka
Mianer
New Reclamation Projects Approved
The Secretary of the Interior approves two new reclamation ventures, Rio Granda spanning Texas and New Mexico and Garlsbad entirely in New Mexico, bringing total schemes to twenty four with eleven under way. They target 1,503,600 acres of arid land at a cost of $57,028,571.
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Secretary of the Interior
Texas
New Mexico
Garlsbad
Grain Markets Open and Close Mixed in Chicago
Wheat opened at 84 and closed 85 while corn started 44 and ended 45. Oats began at 30 and finished at 30.54, reflecting modest swings in early February trading.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Reclamation Plan Aims 24 Million Acre Project
Frederick Newall head of the federal reclamation service says the government favors a 24 million dollar appropriation to reclaim 1 200 000 acres in the Sacramento valley. Work can begin within the year if large landowners agree to break holdings into 160 acre tracts.
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Scripps News Association
Sacramento
Calif
Frederick Newall
Federal Reclamation Service
Scramento Vally
Newall
Navy to Repair Solace at Hare Island Yard
The Navy Department will spend 100000 dollars to repair the U S Solace at Hare Island Navy Yard. The work is expected to take about 100 days to complete with spending around 1000 dollars daily. The Lawton will serve as a transport after recent 10000 dollars in repairs.
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Scrippe News Association
Washington
Navy Department
U. S. Solace
Hare Island Navy Yard
Lawton
Lyman Testifies in Packers Case Stand
Jesse Lyman, president of a large glue company, testified on the stand this morning. Morris objected and the session centered on praising Lyman's testimony.
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Ecripps Nowe Association
Chicago
Lingis
Jesse Lyman
Packers
Morris
Lyman
Cold Wave Grips New York State
A frigid cold wave hits New York with Meayham Lake recording the temperature at twenty nine degrees below zero. The bitter cold stretches across the state, impacting routine activities and prompting warnings.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Meayham Lake
N. Y
Mercury
Cannot Agree on Wagis
Indianapolis February 2 The joint conference of miners and operators had a stormy two hour session led by Robbins for the operators and John Mitchell for the miners. Robbins claimed the offer to renew the present scale or base a settlement on current and two year old selling prices was maximum and that no trust matched the miners. Mitchell warned that little could be done and they should go home to try their best to overcome insurmountable obstacles. At 2 30 p m the meeting adjourned sine die with no agreement reached.
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Scripps News Association
Indianapolis
Itn
Robbins
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Mrs Taggart Abroad From Liverpool to Paris
A letter from Rose Rooney of Cincinnati reports Mrs. Taggart and her two sons arrived safely in Liverpool after a pleasant voyage. The note asks mail for Mrs. Taggart be sent in care of the American legation in Paris.
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Scripps News
Cincinnatti
Rose Rooney
Liverpool
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Worker at Dupont Plant
In Wilmington Delaware on February 2 a grinding mill at the Dupont powder works exploded. Henry Buchanan was killed and several workers were seriously injured in the blast.
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Scripps News Association
Wilmington
Del
Dupont Powder Works
Henry Buchanan
Tyrree Arrises of Continental Life Insurance Founder
Salt Lake, Feb 2. A warrant was issued for Hiram Tryne of Butte Montana, founder of Continental Life Insurance Company. Acting governor appointed a special agent to review the company’s affairs and finances. Tyree, president and general manager, is said to be in San Francisco. He is thought to have once supervised La Grande public schools and left for Montana.
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Scripps News Association
Salt Lake
Wovrernur
Igey
Eepemre
Continental Life Insurance Company
Hiram Tryne
Butte Guty
Montana
Tyree
San Francisco
Tyras
Dye
la Grande
Transport Meade Sails Delayed By Weather
Washington reports General Funston ordered postponement of the transport Meade’s sailing until February 10 to allow officers’ baggage to dry after damp conditions.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Funston
Department of California
Meade
Fire in Panama Leaves Four Thousand Homeless
Washington report states a recent Panama fire caused a loss of 860000 dollars and left four thousand people homeless, including twenty five Americans, as of February 2.
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Scripps None Association
Washington, D. C
Panama
Senators Calliver and Clapp Meet President on Railroad Bill
Two senators from Iowa and Minnesota visited the White House during a cabinet session to report favorable progress on a bill to regulate railroad rates. The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee set February 6 to vote on all pending railroad measures.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Fob
Calliver
Iowa
Clapp
Minnesota
Congress
White House
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
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Wyo
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