Russian Strike Still Unsettled
The report of Russia seeking peace with Germany and European mediation is unfounded. The situation shows no signs of mediation from European powers and war remains unsettled. Meanwhile at Warsaw the Zenovive district strike expands to railroads and other industries with some factories resuming work while Kalinee shops reopen.
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Herith
Heb
Russie
Germany
Stope
England
Warsaw
Zenovive
Veotala Railroad
Kalinee
London
Foreign Office
Far East
Poland Strikers Trigger Panic in Industrial City
In Osenstochowa Poland on February 4th, strikers’ attitude throws the population into a panic in a city known for woolen manufacture. Inhabitants barricade windows and doors as unrest grows in the area.
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Scripps News Association
Osenstochowa
Poland
Resting Easy Update Sent Between Doctors
Dr Geisey told Dr Halli last night that Mr Church was resting quite easy and that he was stable and comfortable despite concerns in the report.
Injury not as serious as thought after Gret incident
Report states the soreness to his side has nearly subsided with no complications anticipated, suggesting a quicker recovery than initially feared.
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Gret
Settler's Handbook to Oregon by Wallia Nash
The Observer reviews a neatly printed 92 page volume by Wallia Nash titled The Settler's Handbook to Oregon. The work offers information on Oregon climate soil production and opportunities in a readable concise style.
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Observer
Wallia Nash
Oregon
Williamson bill expands war department control on Willamette
Washington Feb 4 Congressman Williamson introduces a bill granting the secretary of war jurisdiction over the Willamette River above Madison street bridge to lower water mains and deepen the channel allowing greater river depth and navigation.
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Washington, D.C
Williamson
Secretary of War
Willamette River
Madison Street Bridge
President Supports Indians Education Contracts Policy
The President sent a letter to the Secretary of the Interior outlining views on granting contracts for educating Indians in denominational schools. He argued Indians have moral and legal right to funds for their children's education at their chosen schools and urged careful verification of contracts and ongoing department practice unless Congress or courts alter it.
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Scripps Nova Association
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Department
Congress
Department of Justice
Explosion injures five at Wheeling paint works
Five workers at a Wheeling paint works and factory suffered serious injuries in an explosion on February 4. Three of the injured were said to be in critical condition as rescue and medical teams responded to the scene.
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Wheeling, West Va
Baltic Fleet Anchors Off Nosalbem Island
Port Louis Mauritius February 4 The Russian Baltic Fleet anchored off the French island Nosalbem on Madagascar’s northwest coast awaiting the division that sailed from Jibital yesterday.
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Port Louis
Mauritius
Nosalbem
Madagascar
Senate Committee Backs Newfoundland Reciprocity Pact
The Senate Foreign Affairs and Relations committees authorized a favorable report on the Hayilond reciprocity treaty between the United States and Newfoundland, advancing the agreement in Washington.
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Washington
Senate Committees On Foreign Affairs and Relations
United States
Newfoundland
Indictments for Forgery Tied to City Records Scandal
Grand jury charges Wheeler of the Tunnels Co and former city officials in Chicago with forgery over forged city council records tied to the Illinois Tanner Company affair. Indictments also accuse Novak Higgins and Loeffler Ahorn of perjury and related offenses.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Illinois Tanner Company
Wheeler
Tunnels
William Loeffler
E H Ahorn
Novak
Insurrection Suppressed and Martial Law Declared in Argentina
A Buenos Aires report states no interior outbreak and military measures to stop spread. Insurgents attacked police and arsenal but were repulsed. Two regiments reportedly revolted and march on the capital. Martial law declared for thirty days amid rebellion.
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Buenos Ayers
Bee
Scripps News Association
Geveral
Passenger train derailed near Yampa injuries reported
Kingman Arizona February 4 Several caches of the Western Santa Fe Flyer were derailed near Yampa this morning. The coaches stopped within a few feet of a deep ravine, but several passengers were slightly hurt.
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Kingman
Arizona
Yampa
BAD TRAIN WRECK KILLS TWO NEAR UTICA
A wreck on the New York Central line near Utica at 2 AM killed two and severely injured many aboard the westbound Boston to New York train. The boiler exploded, the engine toppled, and Pullman cars and coaches plunged down an embankment as the Buffalo Special neared. Engineer John Brenva and John Allen of the westbound engine were among the injured. all survivors were moved to Utica hospitals.
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Hy Berippe Nova Association
Utics
New York Central Railway
Boston
PEW York
Buffalo
John Brenva
John Allen
Utica
Two More Wives Linked to Hoch Bigamy Case
Chicago police learn of two more women claiming Johann Hoch married and deserted them in 1903. Mrs Regina Curtis of Cleveland and Mrs Anna Dodd of Dayton say Hoch robbed their savings. If valid, Hoch would have thirty seven wives. Hoch arraigned in New York on bigamy charges and sent to the Tombs to await extradition papers.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Feba
Wom N
Johann Hoch
Regina Curtis
Cleveland
Ohio
Anna Dodd
Dayton
Hooch
Hoch
Scripps Nowa Association
New York
Crane
Tanner Testi Fies Again in Federal Grand Jury Probe
Portlabd February 4 Judge A M Tanner, law partner of Senator Mitchell, appears before the Federal Grand Jury again this morning in a continuing probe.
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Beripps News Association
Portlabd
A M Tanner
Henatorj Mitchell
Russians Press On South of Mukden Amid Casualties
Tokyo reports to the department that on last Tuesday Russians bombarded the Japanese right wing with several attacks. Two Russian assaults in the center were repulsed. Since February 2 Russians attacked with two rifle brigades but were driven back, with an estimated seven hundred ninety nine losses. Reinforcements and artillery battles continue on the Russian right wing.
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Tokio
Oyama
Hei Kau Tai
Bum Pa
Rotereburg
Kureopatkin
Chan Tanda Hedan
Fan Shan
Fundsove
Fearful Storms Sweep California Rivers and Towns
Severe storms across California damage fences and outbuildings, flood roads and rail lines, and force river crossings. Bridges wash out on the Southern Pacific. Los Angeles riverbanks flood and streetcar lines halt. A church is struck by lightning and burns. Rescue teams pull a family from Santa Anna river, and San Diego rivers run full width from mountains to sea with extensive property losses reported in Los Angeles and countywide totals.
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San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Juans
Los Angeles City
Large sunspot draws thousands of observers in Chicago
Thousands gathered in Chicago to watch a large sunspot covering about one twentieth of the sun. Astronomers had tracked the spot for days but未 determine its cause.
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Serious News Association
Chicago
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