Congressmen Battle in House Acknowledges Hearst Sullivan Clash
Massachusetts representative Millivac opened with a personal attack on Hearst as Sullivan denounced Hearst papers. Hearst retorted charging Sullivan with a saloon murder in Boston and defended his own role. The House applauded both sides as Gardner praised Sullivan’s irreplaceable character ending the exchange.
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Millivac
Massachusetts
Senaa
Hearst
New York
WR Hearst
Sullivan
Boston
Congresamas Gardner
Maes
Cold Wave Expands East From Midwest
Duluth reports twenty six degrees below zero with subzero readings across the region. The cold outbreak is rapidly extending toward the Atlantic states with Kansas City and St Louis also deep in freezing conditions. The Weather Bureau says the East will soon face zero weather and a return to harsher winter conditions.
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Paoabon
Kansas City
Louis
Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau
Prosecution Grabs Marked Bills in Boodling Trial
Dispatch from Sacramento dated February 14 reports three marked bills alleged in a boodling case have been recovered by the prosecution. The bills will be produced in court when the trial begins.
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Sacramento
Nebraska Senate Passes Bill on Monkey Labor
The Nebraska Senate approved a measure prohibiting overworking monkeys by Italian band organiate while rejecting a clause to ban jackrabbit chases.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Senate
Organiate
Noted Woodman Dies
F A Falken burg head consul of the Wood men of the World died in Los Angeles this morning after prior years of service and leadership in the fraternal order.
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Scripps News Association
Los Angeles
F A Falkenburg
The
Woodmen of the World
Twenty Injured in Wreck at Peru Indiana
Fifteen to twenty trainmen injured in a collision between a freight train and a work train on the Lake Erie and Western line. Heavy snow drifts delayed rescue, and the injured are being cared for as temperatures dip to eighteen below zero.
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Scripps News Association
Peru
Ind
Lake Erie and Western
Russians Repulsed in Fresh Asia Fronts
Tokio reports General Oyama stating Russian forces shelled and attacked Wai Tao San day but were repelled. A small Russian infantry force attacked Lapatei and Fan Shan Tai Monday and also failed, being driven back.
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Tokio
Oyama
Wai Tao Sanday
Lapatei
Fan Shan Tai
Poisoned by Beef Tea Causes Mrs. Wilson’s Death
Mrs. Alice Wilson, 25, wife of Charles Wilson, died at 8 at her Whitebird home from ptomaine or analogous poisoning due to prepared beef tea. Doctors Stockton and Campbell attended but could not save her. She had been married about three years. Lewiston Tribune reports.
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Charles Wilson
Whitebird
Stockton
Campbell
Lewiston Tribone
Idaho Timber Land Fraud Probed by Interior Agent
Special Agent H. Cullom of the Interior Department based in Miles City is assigned to the Lewiston Idaho district to assist in investigating wholesale timber land frauds in northern Idaho.
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Miles City
H . Cullom
Interior Department
Lewiston
Idaho
Cullom
Clashes Between Strikers and Troops Reported in Poland
A Lodz dispatch says five clashes between strikers and troops occurred yesterday. Forty two people were killed and over two hundred wounded including women and children. Strikers demand revolvers. Funeral held for forty five massacre victims at Sosnomive yesterday.
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Scrippa News Association
Berlin
Imd
Lodz
Poland
Sosnomive
Roosevelt in New York Busy Day Amid Events
President Roosevelt rose early after a long night of work and planned a busy evening. He spent the morning at Douglas Robinson’s Madison Avenue home and had lunch at the University Club. He will attend the Hungarian Republican Club banquet as guest of honor. A self-styled reform candidate, William Waldorf Jackson Jr asked to see the President but was turned away by secret service.
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Scrippa News Association
New York
Douglas Robinson
Madison Avenue
University Club
Hungarian Republican Club
William Waldorf Jackson, Jr
Hotel Manhattan
Lowell
Mage
Robinson
Secret Service
Buckingham Hotel
Court Denies Continuance in Buffalo Bill Case
Cheyenne Wyoming February 4 The court refused the application of Mr William Cody for a continuance of proceedings against Buffalo Bill The taking of depositions will begin Thursday and the trial will probably occur at Sheridan in March
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Scripps News Ausoviat Om
Cheyenne
Wyoming
William Cody
Buffalo Bill
Sheridan
Delegates adopt protest over fake Porto Rico accounts
The House of Delegates in San Juan Porto Rico adopted a resolution denouncing fake accounts published in the United States that accuse Porto Rico of hostility toward the American people.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Kebla
House of Delegates
United States
Boise Assayer Appointed in Idaho by President
Washington February 14 The President today nominated Joseph O Pinkerton of Idaho to be assayer at Boise City Idaho.
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Scripps Newer Association
Washington
Joseph O Pinkerton
Idaho
Boise City
Small Engagement Report From Tokio Front
A Tokio dispatch states a Japanese force surrounded a Russian cavalry detachment yesterday. Casualties reported include several dead and eleven wounded.
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Scripps Nova Ansociation
Tokio
Boiler Explosion Wrecks Scranton Plant
A boiler explosion at 4:45 p m in the Alex Chambera Machine shops in Scranton destroys part of the building. One firefighter and two workers are killed, and about a thousand men were employed at the time. The blast caused total destruction of a section of the plant.
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Scripps News Association
Scranton Penn
Alex Chambere Machine Shops
King Opens Parliament in Cold London Welcome
King Edward and Queen arrived at the House of Lords amid a cavalry escort. The Prince and Princess of Wales led their procession from Buckingham Palace to Parliament, receiving a cordial reception before returning the same route.
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London
Edward
House of Lords
Buckingham Palace
House of Parliament
Prince and Princess of Wales
Will Distinter Join Paul Jones Mission in Paris
The President sent a message to Congress recommending a thirty thousand dollar appropriation to fund the discovery and disinterment of John Paul Jones in Paris. The request signals a governmental effort to recover the famed naval hero's remains for reinterment in the United States.
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Will Distinter
Paul Jones
Scripps News Association
Washington
Congress
John Paul Jones
Paris
Cardinal Satelli in Serious Condition in Rome
Cardinal Satelli once apostolic delegate to Washington has relapsed from bronchitis and his condition in Rome is now very serious.
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Rome
Cardinal Satelli
Washington
Tunnel Collapse at Parie Rail Tunnel
A railroad tunnel at Bt. Germainten in northwest Parle collapsed this morning with damage and casualties not yet known.
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Parie
Bt. Germainten
Parle
Russians Need Shoes and Clothes in War Report
February dispatch from Liao Yang reports General Oyama’s forces totaling 450000 men with 280000 in combat near the Sia river and Hashin. Prisoners and dead show Russian troops lack clothing and warmth, with cold likely worsening illness.
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Scripps News Association
Vokio
Liao Yang
Oyamas
Sia River
Hashin
Jine
Resolution seeks probe of 1908 San Domingo arbitration
Baocoon of Georgia on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee presented a resolution directing an investigation into the 1908 agreement between the United States and San Domingo. The probe would examine claims by the San Domingo Improvement Company of New York and whether the pact authorized occupation of the republics custom houses without Senate submission. The resolution was referred to the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
Chicago Endures Deep Cold and Widespread Distress
By Boripps News Association Chicago February 14 The city endures another day of subzero weather with a dozen degrees below zero across the past 24 hours. Dozens of deaths are reported among children and the elderly. The Charity Bureau cannot relieve more than ten percent of destitute cases. Over 100 fires have added to the emergency as blizzard conditions stretch from the northwest to the Alleghany mountains, with harsh weather reaching as far as Minnesota and Kentucky in the south.
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Boripps News
Chicago
Charity Bureau
Deusdian
Alleghanoy Mountains
Minoori
Kentocka
Ingis
Fire Rips Lasalle Theater In Chicago Blizzard Night
A two thirty AM blaze on the fourth floor of the Botsl Bre Voor building endangers guests and trapper residents. Five firemen are hurt by debris as the Lasalle Theater sustains ten thousand dollars in damage. The fire disrupts northwest side cable lines and telephones, with hotel losses estimated at a quarter million dollars. The Chicago fire department answered forty seven alarms during the night.
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Chicago
Manny
Lasalle Theater
Fire Department of
Two Fugitives Captured After Wyoming Stand
Five Fifty Shots reports the capture of the Oklahoma Coombs and Denver Lane at Basin Wyoming. The two jailbreakers from Billings resisted with over fifty shots before surrendering as ammo ran out. Cold weather drove them into a trap with temperatures near fifty degrees below zero.
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Butte
Mont
Oklahom
Coombs
Denver
Basin
Wyoming
Ranters
Dewsperadoea
Billings
Banite
Anelter
Duel in Paris: Count Czaguouki Wounded in Fight with Journalist
In Paris on February 14 Count Czaguouki of the Turkish diplomatic service dueled Gustave Villette, a journalist, over published criticisms of the Count’s conduct amid divorce proceedings. The Count was wounded in the arm. The former Countess Czaywosky was Miss Edith Collinge, related to Vanderbilt and ward of Chauncey M. Depew.
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Czaguouki
Gustave Villette
Czaywosky
Edith Collinge
Vanderbilt
Chauncey Mlepew
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