Extra Day's Rest for Evelyn Thaw
New York February 11 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw may not return to the stand on Monday as her husband’s murder trial resumes The defense seeks to delay her cross examination until Tuesday due to her fragile condition Juror Steele sick with a cold and resting in Central Park outing Thaw remains in good spirits and reads messages in court security tightened in the courtroom
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Harry K. Thaw
Demauler
Delis
Steele
Chientene
Wilbur
Uim
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wonton
First Baptist Church
Tomena
Are. RD. Whson
Women's Christian Temperance Dalon
W. L. Prien Son
Wilde
Mayor of Kingston Dies From Earthquake Injuries
Kingston Jamaica. Charles Tait 65 mayor of Kingston died after being injured during the earthquake. He was attending a city council meeting when a building collapsed and he died Sunday at the public hospital.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Charles Tait
Connell
Aitvor
Safeblowers Captured After Looting Stamps
Three men who robbed a safe of $100 in stamps and moves at an early Sunday were captured near Thayer Kon after alighting from a tram. They gave the names H. K. Reed, Charles Morun and BR. J. Reon Big. Explosion Fells No Lives in Woolwich Arsenal Blast
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Brig
Kang
Thayer
Kon
H. K. Reed
Charles Morun
BR. J. Reon
Woolwich Arsenal
London
Chemical Research Department
Frisco Policy Settled on Japanese School Issue
Washington reports Mayor Schmitz and the San Francisco school board reached a policy agreement on the Japanese school question but will not disclose positions before meeting President Roosevelt and Secretary Root at the White House. The Exclusion League received a terse reaction via telegram noting no concrete arrangements had been made. Meanwhile in Woodburn Oregon, white workers rallied against Japanese labor replacing Americans at the Southern Pacific yard, prompting Japanese to depart town after local tensions and a plan to issue warrants for ringleaders.
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Washington
Schmitz
San Francisod
San Francisco
White House
Roosevelt
Root
California Exclusion League
League
Schynitz
Exclusion League
Woodburn
Ove
Southern Pacific
Ton Japanese
A. Sehnabeur
Bonilla Breaks the Treaty in Central America
Manage Nicaragua Feb 11 advices say President Bonilla of Honduras broke the Treaty of Covienso providing for arbitration. The San Salvador tribunal dissolved as tensions between Nicaragua and Honduras rose. Francisco J Herbosa in Panama said he offered to arbitrate Honduras and Nicaragua if the San Salvador court failed to decide, and both presidents sent conciliatory messages promising no war.
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Nicaragua
Bonilla
Honduras
Covinto
San Salvacar
Panama
Francisco J. Herbosa
Valparaiso
Rigo
Paragua
San Salvador
Benita
Zelaya
Colorado Prizes Awarded For Descriptive Colorado Article
Denver judges awarded prizes Sunday for the best descriptive article on Colorado. Winners include Guy L. Higalls of Free Press Detroit earning 280 dollars, Ople Read of Inter Ocean Chicago 250 dollars, Merton J. Keyes of Star-Gazette St Louis 200 dollars, R. Brinkerhoff of Indiana 180 dollars, and Lewis G. Marley of Times Reading 125 dollars.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Denver Press Club
Internatonal League of Press Clubs
Guy L. Higalls
Free Press
Detroit
Mick
Ople Read
Inter-Ocean
Chicago
Merton J. Keyes
Star-Ghron- Inte
St. Louis
R. 1
Brinkerhoff
Indo
Foleda
Tewis G. Marly
Times
Reading
Russell Dies and Rixey Funeral Reported in 19th Century Memoirs
SiR William H Russell dies in Loudun after a long career as editor and war correspondent aboard the London Times. In Washington, funeral services for Representative John S Rixey of Virginia are held after his death from consumption. A delegation from Congress accompanies the body to Culpeper for burial on Monday.
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Willian Newford
Army
London Times
Bull Run
Congressman Rixey
Washington
John &. Rixey
Virginia
Hov. Or. c
Brandy Station
P.M. Rixey
Navy
Senate
House of Representatives
Culpepper
Editor murders gambler in Pendleton salon shooting
Pendleton Feb 1 editor John P. McMunus of the Pot Rock Record shot and killed Robert Estes a gambler in the Pullian salon on Malin street Saturday afternoon. No motive is known though authorities believe McMunus mistook Estes for a man who had robbed him last week.
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Pendleton
Ore
John P. McMunus
Pot Rock Record
Robert Estes
Pullian
Malin Street
McMunus
Estes
Parliament Gears Up For A Busy Week In Britain And US
The week ahead sees British Parliament reassembling with a clash between ministers and the House of Lords over powers, amid education issues, Irish reform talks, and a Newfoundland demarcation dispute. In the US Congress, naval and army bills advance while District of Columbia funding and post office measures sit for early action. Lincoln’s Birthday events span the nation with dinners and speeches including Vice President Marshall in Baltimore. In Boston, California Representative Julian Kahn debates Japanese exclusion. Newfoundland’s fisheries talks and the modulus vivendi debate loom, with suffrage and reform conventions set for Chicago and Harrisburg.
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House
Senate
District of Columbia
Lodge
Lincoln
Patr Banke
Baltimore
Boston
Julian Kahn
California
Edward
Queen Alexandra
London
House of Lords
Tkely
TROOPS FOR STRICKEN TOWN IN NAPLES AREA
Naples reports government aid to Marina di Calabria after a tidal wave destroyed 122 houses. Continual heavy rain worsens conditions. several villages in Cosenza province suffer damage. Also in Topeka, the Kansas Supreme Court dismisses cases against Chauncey Dewey and others tied to the Berry family killing in 1908.
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Hina
Nos
Marina di Calabrian
Cosenza
Dewey
Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Whson
W. J. McBride
Kansas
Girl's Assailant Is Caught In Kansas City
Jefferson, 19, was arrested Sunday night and identified by Flore May Clark as the man who assaulted her Saturday night as she walked home from work. The girl remains in serious condition.
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Kansas City
Will Jefferson
Flore May Clark
Five Michigan students fined for theater disturbance
Five University of Michigan students were fined after a disturbance in a theater. The brief item notes the disciplinary action without further details on the incident or individuals involved.
New Britain Banker Wil liam Welker Death Reported in New York
News from New York states William F. Walker of New Britain Conn aged 57 is missing after failing to return home. A telegram to New Britain claimed his death, causing family and police to investigate amid reports he was killed by a streetcar. The elder Walker had traveled to the city for medical treatment amid lasting headaches.
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New Britain
Conn
New York
William P. Welker
Savings Bank of
Wiliam F. Walker
Arthur S
Walker
Mr. Waller
R. Merriam
Curs
Street Car Riot Erupts on Sutter Street in Frisco
Police reserves quelled a Sunday night street car riot on Sutter Street between Fillmore and De Alle arado where about 100 passengers assaulted four Italian riders who boarded the car. The guards used clubs to restore order after the motorman was knocked senseless amid the melee. In St Louis, a westbound Wabash train wreck at Forsythe Junction injured crew. engineer Louis Wiseman was trapped and likely fatally scalded while fireman William Rodgers escaped with minor injuries.
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San Franceisco
Sutter Street
Fillmore
de Alearado
Senseleas
St Louis
Wabash
Forsythe Junction
Louis Wiseman
Muberly
Willam Rodgers
Mardi Gras Visitors Pack New Orleans Streets
New Orleans crowds swell for Mardi Gras events on Monday and Tuesday with many visitors from across the country. Among the influx a party aboard the Proteus from New York will partly reside on the ship during their stay due to room shortages.
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New Orleans
New York
Smallpox Closes a College in Richmond
A smallpox outbreak at William and Mary College in Williamsburg led to suspension of lectures for a few days. Student J. H. Bowden of Zuni Isle of Wight County was the case, Bowden sent to the infirmary and the college quarantined.
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Richmond
William and Mery College
Williamsburg
J. H. Bowden
Zuni
Isle of Wight County
Bowden
Mazatlan shooting injures police. Benitez killed attempting escape
El Paso Feb 11 Antonio Benitez caused fatal harm to a policeman and wounded another in Mazatlan Mex He tried to flee by running gall and Was fatally hurt after discharge of shots inl boos Jacm 72 strong OCR fragment notes a deadly incident involving police and a suspect with unclear details including location and outcome.
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Policemar
el Paso
Tex
Mazatlan
Mex
Antonio Benitez
Noted Russian Governor Killed by Assassin at Penza Theater
S A Alexandrovsky governor of Penza and Russian Red Cross commissioner to the St Louis exposition was shot dead leaving a theater. A youth fired and killed an assistant chief of police and a policeman, wounded the manager, then killed himself. The assassin’s weapon was later found to be poisoned. The scene involved a chaotic chase through the theater. Scandal over Red Cross work tied to his removal in 1904.
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Red Cross
Russia
Japan
St. Louis
Pollee
Himeek
Jeft
Far East
Harbin
Prince Vassilltchkomt
Eld
Alexandrovelty
Evidence in Mayer Ice Company case vanishes in Albany
Albany reports that all evidence used to file the Mayer antimonopoly complaint against the American Ice Company has disappeared from the attorney general’s office. Attorney General William S. Jackson announced the loss on Friday night and released affidavits by staffers showing parts of the papers were missing before the predecessor Maver retired. Jackson said he learned of the gaps after taking office in January and opened a new inquiry.
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Albany
N. Y
Julius Mayer
American Ice Company
Tis
William S. Jackson
Jackson
Maver
Minneap olis Hotel Man Dies in Midwestern Era
Ira H. Shattuck long linked with Col Wood and A B Zome as Nicollet hotel owner and Chicago dining car superintendent dies Friday. G M Overstreet, father of congressman, dies at 77 in Frenkl in. veteran lawyer and Civil War veteran. Chinook wind saves thousands of cattle and sheep in Wyoming stock country as frigid conditions ease.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ira H. Shattuck
Col Wood
A. 2
Zome
Nicollet
Middle West
Chicago
Ghinock
Flock Springs
Wyo
Nya Stack
County Option BHI Killed in Senate Vote
Lincoln Nebraska Feb 3 by a vote of 20 to 11 the senate Friday evening killed the county option Hanor bill. The debate preceding the vote was the most acrimonious and exciting of the session.
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Lincoln
Neb
Senate
Big Blaze In Aberdeen Guts City Business Block
Fire Friday gutted a principal Aberdeen business block causing losses near 100 thousand dollars. Fire officials estimate damages around 100 019 dollars with businesses displaced and investigation underway.
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Aberdeen
5. D
Retired Admiral Mead. three Chingmen convicted in Philadelphia
News in a nutshell reports Rear Admiral William J. Mead retired on account of age. Three Chinese men are convicted in Philadelphia for murdering another Oriental. James Stillman, president of Nacional City bank in New York, is seriously ill in Paris. A Clark school drill incident in Mobile prevented a panic during a fire. Smiley N. Chambers, former federal district attorney for Indiana, died in Indianapolis. Helen E. Anthony of Gouverneur, N Y, who had been reported missing, returned to her apartments saying she had visited friends. Fred G. Gilman, Goodland banker, jailed for embezzlement, sentenced to one to three years. Chicago & Alton railroad builders strike for three cents more per hour, on top of two cents already given.
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William J. Mead
Philadelphia
James Stillman
Nacional City Bank
New York
Paris
Clark School
Mobile
Smiley N. Chambers
Indiana
Harrison
Indianapolis
Helen E. Anthony
Gouvneur, N
Iphiladelphia
Fred G. Gilmen
Goodland
Ind
Chicaso & Alton Railway
Rail Spread Derails train near Hutchins Crossing
Ithaca N Y Feb 9 Spreading rail Friday threw four cars of a Le high Valley passenger train from the track at a curve near Hutchins crossing into a ditch where they turned upside down. The locomotive and rear Pullman stayed on rails. Of the passengers aboard one was dangerously hurt and others seriously injured. James P Meagher of Syracuse, a traveling salesman, sustained multiple fractures and probable internal injuries.
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Ithaca
Lehigh Valley
Hutchins Croeing
James P. Meagher
Syracuse
No Bloodshed in Argentina Revolution Reported in San Juan
Reports from Buenos Ayres say the San Juan uprising remains locally contained with no bloodshed or serious damage. Federal intervention has not been requested. Local authorities maintain control over the movement in the city and province.
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Argentina
Buenos Ayres
San Juan
Seven Miners Entombed at Wanamie Pa
Seven miners are entombed in Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal company's No 19 colliery at Wanamie near Wilkes Barre after a fire on the fourth level. Rescue is unlikely as flames hinder access and the men were not reachable when the shaft fire broke out.
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Wilkesberre
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Wanamie
Collery
Notomber
Col W Warder Dies In Kansas City At 50
Col W Warder died at his home in Kansas City Missouri on Friday from pneumonia. A past and novelist and writer of scientific works, he had owned the Auditorium in Kansas City but later lost it and died in comparative poverty. Lyndhurst John Wanamaker's country home at Jenkintown near Philadelphia burned Friday night destroying the estate valued around 1.6 million dollars.
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W, Warder
Kansas City
Col. W. Warder
Wanamaker
Burne
Philadelphia
Lyndhurst
John Wanamaker
Jenkintown
Markets Grain and Provisions Report
The market notes firm demand for flour and grain items with mixed prices for wheat corn oats and rye. Spot and futures quotes show firm to steady movement and export loan figures, along with dairy and poultry prices in New York and Chicago trading pits.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Hart
Higner
Live Stock Market Prices in Omaha Nebraska
CATTLE market shows varied prices for steers cows and heifers with common to good grades, calves and bulls listed. HOGS market described as higher with mixed lots and light sales, SHEEP market steady with lambs and yearlings priced accordingly.
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Gadd
Omaha
Neb
Susighaty
Ught
Wothers
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