Roosevelt Visits Little Hungary Amid East Side Ovation
President Roosevelt, after days of New York activities, dined at the Hungarian Republican club on the East Side, where intimate guards kept watch as vast crowds packed icy streets. The event highlighted a marked security effort, with Secret Service and police monitoring doors, rooftops, and crowds while residents cheered and the president recalled past roles.
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Balfour Holds On as Parliament Opens
London reports on the first day of parliament where the government backs a social reform program and avoids tackling the redistribution of seats. Premier A J Balfour shows firmness on the fiscal issue while Liberal leadership hopes spark debate among prominent figures.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg to visit American waters in October
London reports the British squadron led by Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg will tour U S ports in October with stops at Newport New York and Annapolis. The visit to Washington is planned as official and to carry King Edward VII’s greetings through Ambassador Durand.
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Sullivan Explains Murder Case Involving Father
Massachusetts congressman recounts indictment and conviction for manslaughter tied to his father and himself at the family saloon. He says he was technically guilty yet freed. his father served time and was later pardoned after new evidence cast doubt on guilt. Hearst not present. naval and district appropriations discussed. public buildings bill reported with multiple city and state site authorizations.
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Fire at Brevoort House in Chicago Drives 150 Guests Out
A blaze at the Brevoort House on Madison Street in Chicago caused about 100000 in damages and forced 150 guests to flee. Three firefighters were injured as flames spread from the third floor toward the roof after an hour of destruction. The fire started from tangled electric wires and was noticed by a bellboy amid smoke and panic.
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Death of Father Triggers Son's Sorrow in Plainwell
In Plainwell Michigan on February 15 George Gary Lone, a wealthy retired banker, died suddenly from brain congestion linked to grief over news of his son’s death. The report notes interference with public figures and international intrigue surrounding President Castro, and mentions Mount Vesuvius snow coverage amid extreme cold in Rome.
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Coal famine in Iowa prompts railroad coal first policy
Des Moines reports a coal famine across Iowa as heavy snowfall halts freight. Railroads give coal trains priority, and four days of blocked traffic deepen shortages in Indianola Simpson College, Marshalltown Soldiers Home, Eldora Soldiers’ Home, Fort Dodge factories, and Mitchellville Girls’ Industrial School.
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Russian Pacific squadron convoy warned up to sink vessels
Reports from Liaoyang estimate Russian force near Harbin at about 450000 with 280000 on the front. Officers report shortages of shoes and clothes, increasing sickness among troops as winter bites. Typhoid epidemics threaten St Petersburg and unrest spreads in Lodz as strikes continue amid wage disputes.
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Ohio Educator William Lynch Dies at 44
Shelby Ohio Feb 15 William S Lynch superintendent of the parable schools died last night at age 44 after a two month illness. He kept his illness secret from his physician and others until his death.
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Michigan centenarian dead in Middleville
Mrs Tucy Jackson Myrick aged 101 years and 11 months died in Middleville Michigan on February 16. A native of Vermont she spent her later years in the town and is survived by relatives.
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Hope Is Abandoned in Ohio Murder Case
Reading Pa Feb 15 Mrs Kate Edwards and Samuel Greason face execution for the murder of Edwards husband. A 275000 name petition urged Governor Pennybacker to commute to life imprisonment, arguing Edwards acted in self defense. The board of pardons will decide. the case draws a large statewide protest and extensive legal maneuvering.
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King Honors Meyer at Royal Shooting Party
Rome on February 15 King Victor Emmanuel hosted Ambassador Meyer as his guest for a shooting party at Carel Fusano. Meyer was the sole ambassador invited, a special distinction. Afterward the queen attended as the June appointments awaited. Officials expressed regret at Meyer's transfer to St. Petersburg while congratulating the Russian post as pivotal amid politics. In Butte, Sheriff Fen ton and Deputy Alston recaptured two fugitives after a pistol fight near Basin Wyoming. Oklahoma Combs and Denver Lane, escaped from jail at Br Mags, Mont, were seized.
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Kansas Oil Producers Appeal to the People
Chanute Kansas February 15 The advisory committee of the Kansas Oil Producers association denounces Standard Oil and calls on the public to oppose the company The producers say Standard Oil promised oil would reach two dollars a barrel by end of 1904 but instead cut prices repeatedly and oil now sells for under one dollar per barrel.
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Ice Flood Threatens Kentucky River Communities
Mi Sterling Kentucky February fifteenth. Ice force in the Kentucky river has reached danger stage forcing families in the lowlands to move. Two feet of ice piled across the river with a ten mile berm behind it. Losses at mills paceed roughly one hundred thousand dollars. About one hundred thousand logs are in the river with more coming. Men stood in freezing water working along logs and timber, many exhausted, clothing cut off, hours needed to free them. Nothing like this has been seen here.
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Chicago Grain Market Prices Ranging With Wheat Cash and May
Chicago report shows higher cash wheat at Liverpool and U S markets with May futures around 174 and related grain and livestock quotes. Oats corn hay butter eggs cheese and cattle prices listed with ranges, reflecting active trading and diverse commodity values.
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