Higgins Inauguration as New York Chief Executive
Ex Governor Odell resigns to Governor Higgins in a formal ceremony in Albany. The Assembly Chamber crowd includes lawmakers and Olean citizens as Higgins takes office amid military pageantry and brief speeches praising progress and governance.
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Albany
Messrs. Higgins and
Odell
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
Frank Wayland Higgins
Olean
Higgins
Ike
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
John Raines
Bernard F. Martin
State Senate
Fred Nixon
Reir
Goodby
Bruce
Mayer
Doane
Episcopal Diocese of
John F. O’brien
Quickest Line to Cleveland Advertises Train Fare
Fragmentary ad notes quickest line to Cleveland leaving New York at 5 32 p m and arriving Cleveland with times to Cincinnati and Louisville, mentioning New York Central fare and service. Poor readability limits details and exact destinations.
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Cleveland
New York
Polis
Rommae
Cinci
Iuis
New York Central
Fine
Bervice
Submarine Delivery Delay Halts German Steamer Adria
Newport News reports the German steamer Adria, loaded with two Lake submarines bound for Russia, is mysteriously delayed after a government-linked stranger halted final sailing. The ship, pilot boarded for harbor exit, remains moored as Lake company officials refuse to disclose destination or discuss the stoppage.
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Tribune
Newport News
Lake Company
Russia
Adria
Lake
Sibera Play Mishap Causes Onstage Injury at Kishineff Scene
During the first performance of Siberia at the Academy of Music yesterday afternoon a stage super was injured in the Kishineff massacre scene. William Carberry of Brooklyn, playing a victim, was struck by a butcher knife edge intended for the stunt. Dr. James McDermott treated the wound and Carberry was sent home.
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Siberia
Academy of Music
William Carberry
Sackett St
Brooklyn
Carberry
Super
James McDermott
East Fourteenth St
First Strike of Year by Sewing Machine Agents
About two hundred sewing machine agents began a citywide strike at No 49 Henryst, quitting work and forming strike headquarters. They seek AFL organization, object to premium abolition, bonds of 150 dollars, and risk of buyers vanishing with financed machines. They operate on a 26 percent commission and want changes to the installment plan protections.
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Henryst
American Federation of Labor
Ship blown up at sea after naphtha cargo explosion
The Danish steamer Gallia arrived in Hamilton Bermuda with survivors of the Norwegian bark Marpesia. Eleven crew members were killed when the Marpesia exploded at sea due to naphtha, with 475000 gallons valued at 44650 dollars carried from this port. Agents Benham & Boyesen are listed.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Hamburg
Savannah
Jensen
New York
Cette
Benham & Boyesen
Hot Springs Arkansas Featured for Health Pleasure and Climate
The Hot Springs of Arkansas offer most in the way of health, pleasure and climate for all classes. Owned by U. B. Government. Write Bureau of Information, Hot Springs, Ark., for illustrated book of information, or G. B. P. A Mo, Pao, Ry. Bway, New t.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
U. B. Government
Write
Bureau of Information
Ark
Illustrated Book of Information
Pao
Bway
New T
President Roosevelt to Attend Hungarian Dinner in City
President Roosevelt will visit the city on February 14 to attend a dinner hosted by the Hungarian Republican Club. Cabinet officers and prominent Republicans will be present, with the meal served at Little Hungary Restaurant on East Houston Street. Marcus Braun, club president, said the invitation was extended nearly six years ago at a dinner for Theodore Roosevelt after he became governor.
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Roosevelt
Hungarian Republican Club
Little Hungary
East Houston St
Marcus Braun
Theodore Roosevelt
Fraudulent Votes in Denver Court Case Pravail
Denver reports Republicans secured confessions from repeaters in the November election and will present them to the Supreme Court. They claim 13,000 fraudulent votes cast in Denver city and county, with evidence suggesting as many as 18,000 could alter the plurality for Governor Peabody.
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Tmsteward
The
Tribune
Denver
Supreme Court
Peabody
Gould Back to Columbia After Holiday Prep
Kingdon Gould returns to Columbia University as college opens tomorrow after a holiday of study with Mr. Huntsman. He spent time on hunting trips with his rabbit hounds and riding. The Goulds refuse to discuss the case while Kingdon remains silent on the subject and says he will handle any hazing again.
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Lakewood
N. J
Kingdon Gould
Columbia
Huntsman
Gould
Restricting South Sea Trade Deepens German Controls
Reports from Honolulu indicate Germans intend to confine Marshall and Solomon islands trade to German firms. British vessel Isabel faced heavy licenses, paying £22 for the first month and 7 for each later day, then 1450 on another voyage, prompting an appeal to New South Wales for regained free trade.
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the Tribune
Honolulu
San Francisco
South Sea
Marshall and
Solomon Islands
Germany
Isabel
Sidney
New South Wales
Islands to be fortified at Midway and Guam
Advices say the United States will fortify Midway Island and Guam. The cruiser New Orleans will leave its large guns at the islands, as its obsolete American type guns will be replaced on arrival at Bremerton.
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New Orleans
Guam
Midway Island
Tribune
Honolulu
San Francisco
United States
Manila
Bremerton
Midway
Albany
England
Tragic Suicide at Elizabethport Home
Philip Cord hanged himself last night in the rear of his home at 63 Bond Street Elizabethport. He used a clothes line tied to a yard pole and, after kicking over a barrel he stood on, ended his life.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Philip Cord
Bond St
Elizabethport
Fortress fall may end war offer from Japan
Port Arthur surrender articles were signed after a Monday night meeting of aides. Washington officials anticipate an armistice between Russia and Japan soon with President Roosevelt ready to aid mediation. Some capitals fear Port Arthur’s loss will harden Russia’s resolve while others expect a fleet recall after the fortress’s fall.
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Port Arthur
Washington
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt Offers Aid For Peace In Orient
President Roosevelt is willing to use his good offices to help restore peace between Russia and Japan. He cannot make overtures until both belligerents request it, with armistice seen as likely this week. Diplomats note Europe may favor Washington as the scene for final adjustments.
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the Tribune Bireal
Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Orient
Russia
France
St. Petersburg
Tribune Bureau
Count Cassini
Japan
Kogoro Takahira
Fortress Shell Swept by Fire and Bombardment
Russian officers describe Port Arthur bombardment as horrific. They report indiscriminate shrapnel damage across the town, hospitals hit, wounded in streets, and freezing conditions as five days of relentless assault ended only at surrender or capture.
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