Hughes Speech at Republican Club Praises Roosevelt and States Rights
Gov Charles E F Hughes addressed about 1,100 at the Republican Club, praising President Roosevelt and arguing for state rights. He opposed punishing corporations by fines except for minor offenses and urged constitutional limits, party harmony, and government restraint.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Ariff
Ane
Agalic
Harmon
Rods Vexell
Congress
Philippines
West Fertiett Street
George
H. Young
Whoa
Hotel Astor
Albiay
Air. Young
Col. Treadwell
Governors Aid
James
Jiehmater
FWO WEEKS TOUR TO FLORIDA
A brief railway tour notice outlines a six week trip to Florida via Pennsylvania routes. It mentions New York references and Jacksonville as a stop. The item is a terse schedule blurb with sparse details on fares and agents.
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Florida
York
Jacksonville
Two Die Under the Ice in Beaver River Tragedy
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania two young lovers Miss Zell Waite and R C Patterson were swept under the ice at Seven Mile Level on the Beaver River. Patterson a Geneva College star athlete and Waite a minister's daughter were engaged to be married next summer. Arthur George, son of Geneva College president, attempted a rescue but also went under the ice and was pulled out. The bodies of Waite and Patterson were recovered from the river bottom.
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Spectair Neve Yorkenes
Beaver
Falls
Pennmgam
Zell Waite
Rac. Welie
Gre
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Wilkinsburg
Pennaml R. Co
Geneva College
Patterson
Beaver Valley
Wylie
Wyle
Arthur
George
Flee George
Argent
Miss Wylie
Paterson
Three Boy Skaters Drown Off Nyack Ice
Three boys Evans Steele 12 Mar Dld Dixon 11 and Mans Newton Krafts 11 died after slipping through thin Hudson ice near Nyack New York The rescuers Tunis Dutcher and William Clemmenson attempted to save them but the ice failed Dutcher rescued Clemmenson while all three boys were recovered about 30 minutes later with no signs of life
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New York
Nyack
N. Y
Hudson
Evans Steele
Ciarles Steele
Mardld Dixon
John Fas Dixon
Neack
Newton Krafts
Speaker Cole Indicted Over Railroad Fare Allegations
Salem Mississippi reports Speaker John N. Cole of the Massachusetts House indicted by Essex County Grand Jury on 123 counts for allegedly soliciting and accepting reduced fares or free passes for students and others. Cole denies any wrongdoing, claiming political motives and defending his past railroad recommendations as public friendly. District Attorney Peters aims to expedite the case, noting it could be the first brought in the embleming court.
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Salem
Miss. Dan
John N. Cole
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Essex
Andover
Essex County Grand Jury
Utes
Boston and Maine
L'Statutes
Legislataire
Andy Railroad
Speaker Cole
Neheim
Peters
Alr
Cole
Sup
Gov. Hughes
New York
Trughes
Taft
Congress
Royal Divorce Probable Between Duchess Marie and Count Jametel
Report from Jat Ritens indicates Duchess Marie of Mecklenburg-Strelitz may sue for divorce from Count George Jametel of France. The 1899 marriage caused a stir among lesser royal houses and was later challenged by disputes and separations within the families.
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Jat
Ritens
Marie of
Mecklenburg-Stre
Fire Truck Overturned Injuring Four in Brooklyn
Fire Truck 72 overturned while responding to a blaze on Ninth Street and Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn. Four firemen were injured and rushed to Seney Hospital after the vehicle skidded and toppled onto its side. Crews freed the trapped men after about fifteen minutes. horses were uninjured.
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Brooklyn
Seney’ Hospital
Ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Tatas
McDonnough
Tillerman Onlenberg
Cruuser
Shipping News Arrivals Hit Galveston and Brunswick Ports
The latest shipping note reports the SS Comal arriving at Galveston on January 25 and the SS Coloradoo docking at Brunswick. AAN'S 5 Restaurant at Park Row offers refined cuisine with precise service and live music.
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Galveston
Brunswick
Aan's
Park Row fRidg
Adv
No Thaw verdict looms as jury stalls overnight
Justice Dowling adjourned the court at 11 o clock after the jury had not yet reached a verdict in Thaw’s second murder trial. Rumors said six jurors favored acquittal on insanity vs guilty, while the others pressed for a verdict.
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Noteen
Stanford White
Nhiat
Martin W
Littleton
Olglock
Flo
Bowling
Po' Sg
Tias
Evelyn Nesbit
Str.t
Int
Ltateie
Jerome
Garvan
Jerome Cand
Artur
Virginia
Carys
Court House
Pers
Sontas
A. Russell Panvoay
Peabody
Mina
William Thaw
Carnegie
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Ana Thaw
Thaw
Atlantic 3cial and Page Eight Teasers
Continuation note reads Pre em Atlantic 3 cial and page 8 teaser fragments. OCR shows truncated text with no clear event or names to confirm a specific news item.
Five Million For Széchenyis Credit Joins Hungarian Efforts
Budapest reports a five million dollar credit to the Count and Countess Laszlo Széchényi from the New York Hungarian Discount and Exchange Bank for the couple. The loan is tied to the Széchényi incomes from an 85 million dollar estate, while the principal remains secured to the Countess. The Countess is said to possess about 5 million of her 13 million dollars in this country.
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Budapest
New York
Hungarian Discount and Exchange Bank
Laszlo Széchényi
Vanderbilt
Russian Empress Alexandra in Serious Health Decline
In St Petersburg on January 31 the Empress Alexandra’s condition worsened after slight gains. Nervous debility remains baffling to specialists and an eye infection adds pain. A change of climate abroad is urged, possibly with a trip to Germany with her sister Irene, wife of Prince Henry of Prussia.
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T. Petersburg
Alexandra
Germany
Irene
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Elizabeth Feodorovne
Cold wave grips city as sufferers seek shelter
Weather expert warns of another old wave arriving from the West and reaching New York by Sunday with snow changing to rain. Yesterday the temperature fell to minus 4 degrees and then rose to 21 in the afternoon as the city grapples with casualties from the cold. Dozens sought lodging on First Avenue and at East Twenty-sixth Street while several men were hospitalized for exposure, including George S. Little and Henry Boyd. Charles Johnson and John J. Kennedy were also treated after found unconscious or ill in cold conditions.
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East Twenty-sixth Street
George S. Little
East Sixteenth Street
Broadway
Twentysixth Street
Henry Boyd
N Street
Brooklyn
Thirtyfourth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Charles Johnson
West Thirty-fifth Street
Bermont
Third Avenue
John J. Ixennedy
Greenwich Atrest
Catal
Hudson Streets
Hudson Street Hospital
Thornimi
Ten Apply For 2500 Jobs In Detroit Canal Plan
Detroit Mich Jan 51 Ten men have applied for the 2000 jobs the city offered to relieve distress. The plan to dig a new Belle Isle canal would provide work for two thousand men for several weeks. Applicants sought supervisory positions but rejected ordinary labor. some even demanded transport to Canada, causing friction with the Poor Commission.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
Belle Isle
Canada
Poor Commission
Three Months Romance Ends In Stamford Marriage Break
Percy Lovatt and Rose McGuire of Stamford wed three months ago by a Justice of the Peace and have now separated. Lovatt seeks a newspaper notice absolving him of debts while 18 year old Rose plans divorce if needed. The couple wed October 20 in New Rochelle with Lovatt's brother Arthur and Mrs Crofoot present. Rose's father M J McGuire objects to the match. Rose favored roller skating, which is said to have contributed to the split.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Frere
Percy Lovatt
Rose
McGuire
Lovatt
Mrs. Lovatt
Pittsburg Man Arrested in Cremedrobbery Case
George Elliott, son of a wealthy Pittsburg family, is in Cleveland custody and will be brought back tomorrow to answer a robbery charge. He attended a house party at W. Brown’s residence with about twenty guests, where diamonds valued at 1800 dollars disappeared. A pawnshop ring linked to an assumed name led to Elliott’s arrest after a decoy letter.
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Gov. Hughes Young
Iain
Charles
Hughes
York
Stite
Gov.Hushes
New York
Pittsburg
George Elliott
Cleveland
Elliott
W. ©. Brown
W. A. Boyce
Brown
Boyve
Wheat Pool Broken by J Ogden Armour
The Bartlett Frazier Carrington firm to discontinue New York stock and cotton business on April 1 while continuing grain operations in Chicago. Dissension in the May wheat bull deal led to the shift. James A Patten and other partners faced losses as Armour firm profited about $1,000,000 last week amid market turnover.
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Soesai
Vite Nettwork Times
Chicago
Jan
James A. Patten
Evanston
Litle Gr
J. Ogden Armour
Messrs
Bartlett, Frazier
Carrington
Bartlett, Frazier «& Carrington
Financial District
Large Stock Exchange
House of Bartlett
Frazier & Carrington
New York
W. Gaernete
L.A. Houghtaling
Stock Exchange
W. R. Houghtaling & Co
Nassau Street
Kintzing P. Emmons
Lindley & Co
Curtis& Sederquist
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Boston
Harry. F. Curtis
Sederquist, Barry & C c
Arthur K. Sederquist
John I. Barry
D. Eustice Bigelow
Mr. Bigelow
Bankrupt Allan Macnaughtan Surrenders Jewelry in Newark
In Newark New Jersey yesterday morning Referee Adams directs bankrupt Allan Macnaughtan to turn over his gold watch and chain cuff buttons and pin to Roszel trustee of the estate. The jewelry claimed exempt and is now to be appraised along with two guns and clothing stored in the city. Mrs Macnaughtan ill in Philadelphia did not testify. A further hearing is set for February 14.
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Allan Macnaughtan
Myra Kelly
Wilfred ‘’. Roszel
George.h. Pierce
Eee
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Ad Prospect
Advertisement extols Deerfoot Farm Sausages made from dairy fed Rise porkers seasoned delicately in a two pound package. Warns buyers to beware of imitations. Also notes Seaboard Florida Limited daily Pullman service to St Augustine and Pinehurst Camden Columbia as the shortest Florida route with an office at 1 183 B ward A.
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Deerfoot Farm
Florida
West Coast
Seaboard Florida
St. Augustine
Pinehurst
Camden
Columbia
Taft Silent on Roosevelt Message Comment
Secretary Taft declined to comment on President Roosevelt's message to Congress. He said he might be quoted as saying he would make no statement tonight. The New York Times reports the exchange from Washington on January 31.
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New York Times
Washington
President
Congress
Thryan PaVasra
Stolen letter touches Roosevelt message on rail line
In Los Angeles on January 31 Auditor J. W. Healy of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe says a letter from Edward Champhers to G A Davidson was stolen from the office and not seen by him. President Roosevelt had included the letter in a public message. President E P Ripley of the railroad denies the charges raised by the letter in a late statement.
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Los Angeles
J. W. Healy
Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fé
Garding
Edward Champhers
exeArtiser
G A. Davidson
Roosevelt
Messad Company
Congress
Pranels Vu
Ifeney
Santla Barbara
Ual Vda
E. P Ripley
The
Atentson
Topeka &Santa Fé Railroad
McCove y Breaks Leg in Brooklyn Trolley Collision
McCove y sustained a broken left leg when a trolley car struck his auto near Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn. Deputy patroller Joan Hi. MeCovey and McCooey, a Kings County Democratic leader, were involved. McCooey was driven home by cab after the crash with no serious injuries reported.
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Mntz
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Joan Hi. MeCovey
McCooey
Meta
Kings County
Democratic Choyd
Sehermerhorn Street
Farresis
Tornado Kills Six in Wesson Mississippi Area
A tornado swept across a farming strip just north of Wesson Mississippi killing six people. The storm damaged property across a wide area and caused several miles of destruction with reports of further damage twelve miles southeast of Jackson at Millsaps.
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Wesson
Miss
Jiazliehurst
Alillsaps
Huy
Albany Bill Would Permit Sunday Liquor Hours in New York
A New York Assembly bill introduced by Assemblyman Stern proposes amending the Raines Law to allow saloons in New York City to open on Sundays from to 11 P M. The measure reflects ongoing efforts to modify liquor regulations in the state capital.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Assemblyman@Stern
New York
New York City
Florida Hotel Burns at White Springs
Guests of the Hamilton Tourist Hotel in White Springs narrowly escaped as the Hamilton Hotel and several cottages were destroyed by fire. Damage estimated at about 100000 dollars.
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White Springs, Fla
Een
Fla
Hamilton
White Springs
Wals
Schwab Buys Mexican Mines
The New York Times reports a record Mexican mining deal near Santa Tulalia in Chihuahua. Charles M Schwab Malcolm Macdonald Tonopah and associates will acquire Peteasi Dueva Tierra Baltimore and other Santa Tulalia mines for more than 6 million dollars. Principal owners include Grant G Selley of Newport and Dennis Sullivan of Den.
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Sherralto
The
New York Times
GETEX
Mexico
Santa Tulalia
Chhuahua
Charles M. Schwab
Malcolm Macdonald
Grant G. Selley
Newport
Dennis Sullivan
Den
Rockefeller Liens Filed Against John Rockefeller
In Whith Plains New York on January 31 liens were filed against John Rockefeller and contractors tied to his property. The claims total about 1 810 and involve cement and plastering costs for a new laundry project on his 5000 acre estate near Pocantico Hills.
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Finke
Whith Plains
N. Y
John Rockefeller
Abraham R. Harnash
Harry A. Leeder
Rockefeller
I Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Bierawa Sails, Damaged Engines Force Early Port Return
The German steamship Bierawa, sailing from Newport News to Hamburg on January 25, put in to port last night with engines and pumps damaged after heavy weather. Captain Westphal reports rescuing the Kelen G. Mosley’s skipper and eight men, then transferring them to the Earl of Garrick before continuing to Newport News. A separate reader notice mentions a New York Times return policy for unsold Sunday issues and urges readers to place advance orders.
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Hamburg
Westphal
Kelen G. Mosley
Mosley
Savannah
Boston
Bierawa
Earl of Garrick
TIMES
New York City
NEW York Times
Roosevelt's Message Drives Debate on Labor and Rail Laws
Washington dispatch outlines President Roosevelt's address to Congress urging sweeping reforms. It details proposed laws on employment liability, railroad regulation, stock gambling ban, and interstate commerce oversight, framed as a fight against reactionary influence and corporate power.
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