British Ministry Criticized Over War Policy In London Debate
London dispatch reports a heated Commons and Lords debate on the address. Lord Lansdowne's remarks spark dismay, but unity returns as Chamberlain and others face opposition. Irish Nationalists reunite, planning a vigilant stance on finance and peace efforts amid South African war strain. The column hints at the Prince of Wales' finances and a Jameson raid probe revival, while noting distant Russia China dynamics and India famine relief efforts.
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London
Lord Lansbury
House of Lords
Chamberlain
Lord Lansdowne
Michael Hicks-Beach
Edward Clarke
Alfred Milner
St. Stephen's
Parnell
Ireland
South Africa
India
Rothschilds
Opposition to War Policy Grows in London and North
The writer criticizes Parliament for not reflecting public sentiment and notes rising anti-war activity. He cites the Conciliation Committee and a new outspoken group, with stronger opposition in the North and among less educated voters, contrasting London’s response to the National Anthem.
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London
North
South
Lancashire
Lake Shore Limited Daily Passenger Train Schedule
The Lake Shore Limited runs daily from New York leaving at 5 30 P M and arriving in Cleveland the next morning for breakfast before continuing to Chicago at 4 20 P M via the New York Central and Lake Shore lines.
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Lake Shore Limited
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
New York Central
Lake Shore
Adv
Ocean Routes Adverts Offer Mal Lory Ship Tickets Abroad
A dated ad invites travelers to purchase tourist passages from Pier 20 East River New York aboard the Mal Lory Steamship Line to destinations including Texas Mexico California Colorado and Florida. The promotion references a book titled Ocean Routes for more details.
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Mallory Steamship Line
E. R
New York
Texas
Mexico
California
Colorado
Florida
Fire in Casino Theatre Curtain Sparks During Belle of New York
A curtain fire at the Casino Theatre Narragansett Pier during The Belle of New York burned for five minutes after a magnesium light ignited the velvet drapery. The audience remained calm and orderly, with only minor injuries. The curtain damage was about 350 dollars.
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New York
Daisy
Narragansett Pier
Lionel Lawrence
Orcestra
Lederer
Coventry
London
England
Roberts Arrested on Unlawful Cohabitation Charge
Brigham H. Roberts arrived in Salt Lake City from the station to his attorney J. H. Moyle. He was arrested for unlawful cohabitation with Dr. Maggie Shipp and released on his own recognizance to appear Monday morning for a preliminary hearing.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham H. Roberts
J. H. Moyle
Maggie Shipp
Yale President Trims Free Scholarships at Theological School
In New Haven on February 3, President Hadley announced a policy shift affecting Theological Seminary students. Theology students will no longer receive unconditional tuition room rent and scholarships. $100 prizes will be earned through work such as custodial duties, library tasks, and classroom activities, aligning theology with other departments.
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New York Times
New Haven
Hadley
Yale
Theological Seminary
Theological School
Average Yale yearly cost rises beyond eight hundred dollars
New Haven reports ten year statistics show Yale students pay about 155 for tuition, 200 for room, 200 for board, 35 to 45 for books, 100 for subscriptions and dues, and 150 for clothing and incidentals. Total averages around 850 dollars, often exceeded.
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New York Times
New Haven
Yale
Georgia Senator Bacon Fractures Rib in Icy Fall
Senator Bacon of Georgia slipped on icy steps at his home today and fractured a rib on the left side. He is in severe shock but not seriously harmed and his surgeon expects a quick recovery within a day or two.
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Washington
Senator Bacon
Georgia
Florida Special trains link Florida Cuba Nassau
Advertises a Florida Special rail service with routes to Florida Cuba Nassau via two trains and the Atlantic Coast Line timetable. Mentions travel from Broadway and encourages advance application to 229 Broadway.
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Florida
Georgia
Cuba
Nassau
Atlantic Coast Line
Broadway
Police Board Reorganizes Detectives in Major Shake Up
The New York Police Board ousted Captain James Price from the Brooklyn desk and moved Captain George W. McClusky to command all detectives both at Mulberry Street and the Brooklyn bureau. About eighty five detectives and four roundsmen shift to patrol duty as the board creates the Central Office Bureau of Detectives under strict board resolution. Captain McClusky becomes chief of the new central unit with Manhattan and Brooklyn branches under separate command.
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New York
Board of Police Commissioners
George W. McClusky
Mulberry Street
Brooklyn
James K. Price
Manhattan
York
Devery
Central Office Bureau of Detectives
Department
Police Board
Police
Borough of
Central Office
Police Department
McClusky
Price
John L. Langan
Manhattan Bureau
George Flushing
Edward J. Harrington
Antonio Vachris
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Central Office Detective Bureau
Thomas P. Humphreys
Henry Metcalf
Sergts
Charles A. Formosa
Frank J. Morris
Committee On Rules and Discipline
Bureau
Mr. York
Hess
Sexton
Capt. Price
Capt. McClusky
Detective Bureau
NEW York Times
Chief Devery
Capt. Reynolds
Greater New York
Blue laws loosened as Grand Jury workload grows
Baltimore reports that blue law enforcement will be relaxed tomorrow to avoid swelling the Grand Jury's 6000 witness list. Newsboys bootblacks and cabmen receive exemptions, while the Legislature moves toward a law change to ease rigid Sabbath enforcement. Cardinal Gibbons voices cautious support for a balanced Sunday and public order.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Grand Jury
Cardinal Gibbons
Hetty Green Plans Move From Hoboken Home
Reports say Mrs. Hetty Green the wealthiest American woman will leave her Hoboken residence at Twelfth and Washington Streets. Neighbors say she is not in at her home, and distant preparations for departure were noted last night.
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Hetty Green
America
Hoboken
Not Dead: Miss Georgia Smith Denies Death Rumors
Miss Georgia Smith at Fishkill Landing New York declares she is alive after multiple death notices circulated about her. She warns she will have her enemies arrested if further reports of her death continue.
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Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Georgia Smith
Mardi Gras Trip to New Orleans Return Fare
From Washington D C by Southern Railway the Mardi Gras trip to New Orleans is offered at 27.50 ae. Tickets go on sale February 20 through 25 at the New York office 271 Broadway. Adv.
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Mardi Gras
New Orleans
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
New York
Broadway
The Alabama Senatorship Race Tightens in Russell County
At 11 oclock tonight indications show Gov Johnston leading Morgan by a small margin in Russell County for the United States Senate seat. Morgan supporters allege a $10000 effort to sway Girard cotton mill workers. Johnston must win Russell County or exit the race. Winston County supports Morgan. Current tally gives Morgan 20 General Assembly votes to Johnston 13, with 50 counties to vote in April.
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New York Times
Birmingham
Ala
Johnston
Russell County
Senator Morgan
United States Senate
Morgan
Girard
Winston County
General Assembly
Rockefeller Applies for Government Forest Management Plan
William Rockefeller seeks a working plan to convert mature timber on his 60 000 acre Bay Pond tract in Franklin County New York into revenue without harming the forest as a game preserve. The Division of Forestry has received nearly two million acres in applications this year and has completed plans for thirty eight that will be ready before spring planting.
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New York Times
Washington
William Rockefeller
Bay Pond
Franklin County
N. Y
Rockefeller
Division of Forestry
New York
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Iowa
Connecticut
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
West Virginia
Illinois
Missouri
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
Phelps’s Condition Unchanged in New Haven
Edward J. Phelps former minister to England remains with pneumonia at his New Haven home, his condition unchanged this morning. The item notes his illness and current state.
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New Haven
Edward J. Phelps
England
New York and Florida Limited Schedule
New York and Florida Limited departs New York via Pennsylvania and Southern Railway at 12 40 P M daily except Sunday with two faster trains at 3 25 P M and 12 10 night. New York Office at 271 Broadway.
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New York and Florida Limited
New York
Pennsylvania and Southern Railway
Broadway
Adv
Goebel Dies After Wounding In Capitol Hotel
Frankfort reports William Goebel died at 6 44 PM at the Capitol Hotel from the gunshot wound received Tuesday morning. Doctors had held little hope since dawn though his will to live persisted until the last, with family members and doctors at his bedside. Justus Goebel arrived too late. Partisans grieve and a monument at the State House grounds is being proposed. The funeral plans were not announced.
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F. Tennyson Neely
T. B. Connery
C. F. Rideal
Mr. Connery
Connery
Mr. Rideal
Mr. Neely
Con
Frankfort
William Goebel
Kentucky
Capitol Hotel
Hume
Justus Goebel
Arizona
Goebel
State House
Arthur
Mrs. Braunacker
Mr. Goebel
Daniel Boone
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