Oleomargarine bill passes house with reform provisions
Washington volume thirteen reports the house approved the oleomargarine bill after amendments. It retains the inspection and branding of renovated butter, imposes a tax on oleomargarine, and defines manufacturers for coloring rules. The measure, while modified from committee form, advances with limited divisions.
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Anglo Japanese Treaty Signed Stirring Far East News
Yokohama premier Viscount Katsura announced in the diet the signing of the Anglo Japanese treaty seen as a practical offensive and defensive alliance. Foreign Minister N Kuaioura echoed the announcement in the lower house amid enthusiasm in Japan. Chinese officials welcomed the move as boosting British prestige. Washington notes the pact does not require U.S. assent, but aligns with State Department aims. Senator Beveridge predicts a war with Russia not far off. Judge Dickinson dies in St Paul after a long illness.
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Lincoln's Birthday Observances Across Cities
Lincoln birthday observed with ceremonies in Springfield Illinois and other cities. Veterans, women volunteers, and local groups laid offerings at Lincoln monuments. Addresses praised Lincoln, his life, and its impact on unity, with schools and official offices closed for the day.
Train wreck injures many near Cleveland on Erie line
Train No 10 bound for New York derailed between Manhoning and Phalanx Ohio about 40 miles from Cleveland. The lead car, including a private car of Wabash president Joseph Ramsay, toppled into a ditch injuring twenty six. Ramsay aided victims. Fire at Hotel Vendome in Minneapolis killed one man identified as WW Akers of Montevideo Minnesota. Frank Armstrong drowned in Madisonville while cow hunting after breaking through ice. only his son’s body recovered.
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Valentines at Bradshaw's Highlight High End Chuice Line
Readable text notes valentines sold at Bradshaw's with emphasis on high end items and pricing. Specific names unclear but Bradshaw's is identified as the retailer. The fragment suggests a feature on upscale valentines offerings and their prices.
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German yacht Wohenzollern arrives for Prince Henry visit
The German imperial yacht Wohenzollern sailed from Kiel and docked near New York on Wednesday. It arrived earlier than expected after light winds and rough seas but reached Sandy Hook and went into quarantine. Admiral Count Von Gandissin redirected plans due to unfavorable weather, delaying Bermuda calls.
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Roosevelt Jr. seen near crisis as doctors predict recovery
Groton Mass February 13 Theodore Roosevelt Jr. shows improved condition and physicians expect him to pass the crisis in his illness within hours and be out of danger by Friday morning President and Mrs Roosevelt remain confident and may prepare to depart for Washington The nine o'clock report notes the left lung clearing and progress over Tuesday night
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U S S Admiral Von Baudissin Welcomed in New York
A North German Lloyd liner resembling a warship with a ram bow entered Hoboken harbor under naval escort. Admiral Von Baudissin was formally welcomed by a New York civil committee and U S Navy officers as bands played and cheers rose from the pier.
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International Suffrage Conference Forms New International Group
Washington February delegates from England Australia Russia Turkey Sweden Canada Chile Norway and Germany convened to form an international women's suffrage association. Miss Susen Anthony presided with Miss Vida Goldstein as recording secretary. Four representatives from the United States were named including Carrie Chapman Catt, Susan B. Anthony, Anne Shaw, and Rachel Foster Avery.
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Battle near Middlesboro leaves six dead in mountain clash
From Middlesboro Ky a special reports officials from Middlesboro and mountaineers fought at Lee Turner's Quarter House saloon near McLeod, leaving six dead and many wounded. Turner escaped as deputies fear further clashes and possible revenge actions by Turner and his followers.
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Marquis of Dufferin Dies in Ireland Residence
Marquis of Dufferin former governor general of Canada and longtime diplomat died at 6 25 a m Wednesday at his Clandeboye residence County Down Ireland after a lengthy illness He passed away after a night of unconsciousness Frank James Injunction granted in Kansas City to halt production of The James Boys in Missouri drama portraying outlaws at a local theater
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Music Hall Fire Kills Firefighter in Ulies New York
Fire at Music Hall owned by Maennershor in Ulies New York on Wednesday. Lieutenant John Bernie and two other firefighters trapped under a falling wall. Bernie killed. Other injuries not serious. Loss estimated at 40,600 dollars. Local reports from Vienna and San Juan note other fires and unrest. Berlin reports January unemployment figures with 75,000 out of work and 40,000 partially employed.
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Bernhardt and Adams Plan Paris Romeo and Juliet Tour
Miss Adams and Mme Bernhardt to perform Romeo and Juliet in French in a joint tour. Original plan to stage in English with all actors, but Bernhardt’s French pace forces a pivot. Mr Frohman weighs options as the company weighs whether to abandon the tour or switch to Bresch. Who Daily News reports the exchange.
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