Republic Goes to the Bottom in Nantucket Sea Disaster
The White Star liner Republic sank off No Man's Land after colliding with the Italian liner Florida near Nantucket. All passengers were rescued aboard the Florida and Baltic without loss of life. about 2,500 people were transferred, and the Republic rests in 156 feet of water.
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Nantucket
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Reneca
Sealby
No Man's Land
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Vinceyard Island
Massachusetts
Sceme Voth
Poidhe
Marconi Opera
Sidteenset Maes
Ino
Tellhemi Taccorsitie
Edouard Teooinier
Lorraige
Hallie
Falline de Hallie
Messain
Keown
Taide
New Bishop Consecrated in Washington at Trinity Church
In Washington at Trinity Protestant Episcopal church, Rev Alfred Harding was consecrated as the new bishop of the national capital succeeding the late Bishop Satterlee. Bishop Tuttle of Missouri presided with assistance from the bishop of New Jersey and the bishop of Pittsburgh.
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Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
National Capital
Alfred Harding
Bishop Satterlee
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul
Harding
St. Paul's
Hallimoore
Bishop Tuttle
Missouri
New Jersey
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
TERSE TELEGRAMS OF A BUSY GLOBAL DAY
A varied telegram summary notes events: Smyrna reports a slight earthquake. Caracas lists four bubonic plague cases. Scottsboro Alabama records a lynching tied to an attempted assault. Cuban President elect Gomez to be inaugurated in Havana Thursday. Mediterranean battleship meet to anchor Wednesday. Muskogee Oklahoma grand jury opens Indian land fraud inquiry. California lawmakers revisit Japanese immigration limits. Washington hosts conference on dependent children care. Illinois senatorial deadlock unsettled after recent talks. Larue County Kentucky votes dry by 1 055 majority in Abraham Lincoln’s native county. New York Third district representative Charles Tappan Dunwell eulogies heard in Congress. Governor Magoon urges removal of wrecked battleship Mainen from Havana harbor.
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Abraham Lincoln
National House of Representatives
Charles Tappan Dunwell
Third District
New York
Magoon
Provisional Government of
Cuba
Elektra Debuts At Dresden Royal Opera Tonight
The Dresden Royal Opera presents its first production of Richard Strauss Elektra tonight with Mme. Schumann-Heink as Clytemnestra and Frau Kull as Elektra. Strauss, famed for Salome, did not conduct as originally planned.
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Elektra
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Sophocles
Euripides
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Coers
Clytemnestra
Frau Kull
Woman Hangs Self Near Orleans Home
In Orleans Indiana on January 25 Mrs. Sadie McCoy 28 wife of Delos McCoy hanged herself to a tree in front of her father's home twelve miles southeast of town. She had been married about eight years.
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Delos McCoy
Here
Taft Heads to Panama Canal Zone Under Guarded Escort
President elect Taft starts for the Panama Canal Zone aboard the North Carolina with the Montana as convoy protection. Aboard are engineers to inspect canal work and assess foundations while Colonel Goethals hosts. a special train will move the party and Mrs Taft accompanies her husband.
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Taste is Sure Stomach Guide
An ad explains how taste connects to the stomach through nerves, influencing digestion and health. It touts Stuart's Dyapepsia Tablets as restoring stomach balance, breath odor, and gastric juice, claiming relief and renewed vigor. Mail order offer promises a free trial pack from F A Stuart, Marshall Michigan.
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Nature
Marshall, Mich
Panic at Gypsy Smith rally as 14000 crowd faints
In St Louis the Coliseum crowded with 14000 heard Gypsy Smith. A gong from a trouble wagon triggered a panic that sent many women fainting despite a 1900 voice choir leading hymns.
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Gypsy Smith
St. Louis
Lier
Electric Light Company
Indiana lawmakers brace for local option repeal fight
Indiana lawmakers return from vacation to face a wave of bills as the big local option battle looms this week. The House committee will likely take up Representative Sweney’s repeal bill, with a likely divided report and a Democratic tilt toward repeal. Other measures target state boards, licenses, and forestry, reflecting Governor Marshall’s push to shrink state government while Democrats seek to abolish select boards.
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Igh
Fish and Game Department
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Columbus
Clark County
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Freeman
Republican State Organization
Judge Wilson presides remotely from home in scarlet fever case
In Kittanning Pennsylvania on January 25 the board of health quarantined Judge Harry Wilson of Clarion at his home due to his daughter having scarlet fever. He conducted court by telephone with attorneys and the clerk in the Prothonotary's office, hearing motions and issuing orders.
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Clarion
Prothonotary
Court House
Three More Bodies Found In South Chicago Crib Fire
Searchers recovered three additional workers’ bodies from the crib fire off South Chicago on Sunday. The death toll is expected to exceed sixty, and the search for remaining victims continued today.
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Chicago
South
Earthquake toll in Messina tops four thousand nine hundred
General Mazza reports 4900 bodies recovered in the Messina quake zone with an estimated 50000 still buried under the wreckage. Widespread destruction prompts rescue and relief operations as authorities assess remaining casualties.
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Mazza
Chater
Young Corbett Knocks Out Ferns in New Orleans Fight
In New Orleans the boxers Young Corbett and Harry Ferns met in a bout that ended in the eleventh round with Corbett delivering the knockout. Ferns fell to the canvas as the referee counted out.
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Young Corbett
Harry Ferns
New Orleans
National skating championships to draw top amateurs in Cleveland
Cleveland observers prepare for a landmark amateur skating meet as the national championships gather the fastest speed skaters. Many entrants from the city will later head to Pittsburg for the international championships set for Friday and Saturday.
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Cleveland
America
Pittsburg
Dayton Mystery Deepens in Mary Forschger Case
Dayton Ohio January 25 two arrests have been made yet police admit little progress in solving the assault and murder of fifteen year old Mary Forschger whose body was found in a shed near her home late Saturday night
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Dayton, O
Mary Forschger
Electric Bitters touted for curative vigor in elder woman
Mrs. W. L Gilpstrick of Dan forth Maine credits Electric Bitters with reversing decades of dyspepsia and misery. After twenty years of poor digestion and sleeplessness, doctors gave up, but the remedy revived her health and energy. Available for 50 cents at Chas. D. Knoefel's.
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W. L Gilpstrick
Danforth
Chas. D. Knoefel
Indianas Representative Dies Suddenly in Argos
Warsaw Ind Jan 26 W I Sarber a member of the Indiana lower house died suddenly at his Argos home after a severe cold. His death leaves a vacancy in the district.
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Warsaw
Ind
Indiana
Argos
Trial of Broughton Brandenburg on literary forgery
New York Jan 25 in the supreme court the trial of Broughton Brandenburg a literary agent charged with grand larceny second degree over a New York Times political article claimed to be by Grover Cleveland began. District Attorney Jerome asserts guilt supported by ink analysis while defense argues the ink alone does not prove authorship or signature location.
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Supreme Court
New York Times
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Jerome
S. B. Thomas
Brandenburg
Cleveland
Athletic Carnival at Madison Square Garden Headlines Indoor Meet
New York January 25 The Pastime A C enters a major indoor carnival at Madison Square Garden with fifteen events. Featured is a ten mile race with Bomba Eisele Hailey Collins Crowley and Bellars racing. The 409 3rd handicap race includes Shepard Bacon Gisaing and Pilgrim as contenders likely to lower the indoor record.
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Ancient cave bones reveal hunter gents in perilous era
Scientists report 100000 year old bones in a Swiss cave show early humans faced constant danger from beasts. A local American, A. W. Brown, recalls survival aided by Dr King’s New Discovery, touted to cure lung trouble and persistent coughs. Trial bottle offered free.
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A. W. Brown
Alexander
Dr. King
Chas. D. Kooefel
Senatorial Battle Resumes as Legislators Return
Springfield reports activity renewed in both houses as they reconvene after a Thursday adjournment. The house plans to press ahead this week regardless of the stalled senatorial deadlock, while the senate, though focused on its own agenda, has managed to start its business.
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House
Senate
Springfield
Chicago
Tribute to the Nobility of the Medical Profession
This piece extols entering medicine as joining noble ranks. It recalls the Hippocratic oath’s vow to purity and service, compares modern practitioners to revered Figures, and notes a long line of physicians who uphold the oath with enduring sanctity.
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Dante
Virgil
Aristotle
Hlustrinus
Hippocrates
Hisnferno
Sir Alexander Simpson
London
Family Baby Delayed Yet Ordered Says Boy
A boy named Arthur believes a new baby is coming and is told it will arrive soon but not yet paid for. He explains they have ordered the baby but not paid, prompting a classmate to question the delay and meaning. Malta reports earthquake nerves and warnings of a forthcoming disappearance with residents anxious about its fulfillment.
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Arthur
Training Wild Seasts and the Tools of Trainers
A Bohemian style piece argues animal trainers rely on force over kindness, with backwoods fatherly wisdom praising sticks and whips. It asserts professional trainers are masters of coercion, using stones and iron rods as primary persuasion tools in breaking wild animals.
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Everybody’s Magazine
A Scotch Ring and Its Royal Flight Through History
The article recounts the legendary Scotch regalia ring once believed to belong to Mary Queen of Scots. It traces its passage from Mary to James I and Charles II, to Bishop Juxon, then James II, and its survival during the flight to the continent. The ring’s perilous journey ends with its restoration to the royal Scottish jewels.
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Charlies I
Scone
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Charlies
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James II
Sheerness
Candinel York
Scotland
St. James
Air Loving World Idea Urges Open Air Policies
The Philadelphia Inquirer quotes scientists advocating a worldwide shift to embracing fresh air. They claim it would cut consumption and boost national health, making populations far more resistant to diseases and improving overall physical well being.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Application for Liquor License in New Albany Ward
Notice to citizens of Fifth Ward New Albany Floyd County Indiana that Roscoe Davis applies to the Board of Commissioners at the February term for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in less than a quart per drink with on premises consumption at 110 North State Street Fifth Ward New Albany. The first floor front frame building faces North State Street and has two doors on State and two rear doors with a 60 inch wide front, 15 by 20 foot room, 12 foot ceiling, to be viewed from outside during permitted hours.
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Fioya County
Indiana
Pike
North State Street
Fromt
Janilis
Roscoe Davis
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