Bryan's Resignation Over Carnegie Funds Notice
Bryan resigns as trustee of Illinois College from Hen Kong. He refuses to serve where the board favors accepting funds from Carnegie or other trust owners tied to teaching of a to pre truth. Protest Against Princess' Marriage draws Protestant petition to King Edward. Left All to Anarchists reveals John Walker's will giving 310,000 to the Anarchist Society of Paterson for propaganda. Newbro's Herpicide advertised as scalp germicide claiming to dispel unhappiness with thinning hair.
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Tillman blames admin for railroad bias in heated senate speech
Senator Tillman charges administration misdeeds in rail legislation and calls for an interstate commerce inquiry into discrimination and restraint of trade by railroads. He names Secretary Root and Senator Knox as advisers, denying Knox's Pennsylvania Railroad ties, and laments coal region pricing and profits alleged to Cassatt and allies.
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West Virginia
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Pennsylvania Legislature Adopts Resolutions to Probe Coal Roads
In Feb Tiburs the legislature votes to investigate the coal roads and paths. resolutions await senate concurrence. The report notes attempts to explore state laws and enforcement while outlining the committee inquiry into the railroad and coal transport issues.
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Crea
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Charles M Jacobs Builder of Hudson River Tunnels
Charles M Jacobs, noted builder of six tunnels under the Hudson River, arrives in New York with two Trust Pennsylvania tunnels still under his charge. He previously gained fame for Battery Park tunnel work and subways, and is linked to ongoing East River tunneling amid years of publicized engineering feats.
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CHARLES M. JACOBS
HUDSON RIVER
Pennsylvania
New York
weu
East river
Party at the White House Honors Miss Rooslslur
A 22 year old Miss Rooslslur hosted a large gathering at the White House today. President and Mrs. de Pare attended along with a broad circle of friends and notable guests.
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White House
Alize
senor frien
ami
the . de Pare
Charles 1
Menerr
Germany Faces Cooling Rhetoric as Trade War Fears Ease
A fragmented report notes Germany signaling a retreat from hardline anti U S tariffs, aiming for reform talks and improved relations. The piece suggests domestic and political pressures could soften stance within a year, amid broader concerns over economic friction and alliance stability.
Cleveland Pastor Denounces Prohibition Campaign
Cleveland minister Maymar Johnson denounced enforcement raids as trampling the law during a meeting. He urged immediate action against unlawful arrests and called for political response to halt aggressive measures. Oswald was beaten near his home after a confrontation, dying hours later.
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paign
ar Johnson
Tseml
msurpal
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TE Oswale
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Oswald
Noted Pianist Zeisler Struck by Sudden Disappearance
Chicago report on February 13 describes famed pianist Bloomfehl Zeisler missing from home for eight hours amid erratic behavior and memory lapses. She returned home unable to explain whereabouts or actions, prompting concern from husband and friends.
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Accused of Assaulting Girl in Delaware for Pa. Crime
Charles Holcomb, a young man of color, was arrested in Wilmington Delaware by Officer Wardell on charges of attempting to assault Nellie Noonan a 12 year old white girl near Landenberg Pennsylvania. Detaining orders came from Lancaster authorities. The alleged assault occurred in Harry Root at Dead Park near Landenberg. Local officials report threats against Holcomb if released.
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Pennsylvania
Wilhington
Deed Park
Landenburz
Holcomb
Cuban Cup Victory Leads Victor Democrat to Speed Crown
Victor Democrat won the Cuban International road race at Ormond Florida to claim the speed king title. The event matched the Ardennes France and Vanderbilt Cup circuits, with Democrat driving a car that averaged near 600 miles per hour and finishing within one percent of the record pace. In other news a Virginia fence of Mrs Frank Walter burned near Montgomery and a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ad noted its safety for children.
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Piavana
Victor Democrat
Ormond
Fla
France
Vanderbilt
France and Britain Hold Firm as Morocco Crisis Persists
London reports Britain backs French policing of Algerian frontier and opposes compromise with Germany over Morocco. If the Algeciras conference collapses this week, France will pursue order in its sphere, while Germany risks an ultimatum or a break from talks as France resists European occupation.
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Algeciras
William
Great Britain
Alzedras
Morocco
Herr Von Radowitz
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Atorecco
republic
Postmasters Appointed Across States
President Roosevelt sent nominations to the Senate naming postmasters for multiple towns including Wailing in Sussex and Hart in Roanoke with several others in Virginia New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Fourth class postmasters listed for Cherryville Burnville Hartford Mero Rexmont Thomasville West Line and more.
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Roosevelt
senate
P. Wailing
Sussex
nia
G. W. Best
Fast J. B. Dennison
Jamestown
Virginia
C. M. Keezel
Harrisonburg
G. J. Hart
Roanoke
W. H. Faulkner
Boston
R. A. Futchler
Staunton
New Jersey
Cherryville
Isaac C. Trout
Pennsylvania
Burnville
Anya Burt
Hartford
Ela V. Seaman
Mero
Ansus W. Souther
Gap
Lettie P. Barclay
Rexmont
Abram Z. Brunibaker
Thomasville
Daniel W. Hubler
Westline
Francis A. McGill
Editor Fined For Contempt In Tampa Court
In Tampa Florida on February 13 editor C R Hawk of the Tampa Daily Herald was fined 190 dollars for contempt of court by Judge Gordon. The judge ordered the sheriff to detain the editor until sentence was pronounced after the paper published an editorial accusing the judge of reserving sentence. The incident stems from alleged gambling pledges by several defendants and public sentiment about swift punishment. In a separate report a fatal fire in St Albans West Virginia killed 28 people and caused over 1600000 dollars in property loss when a church and building were destroyed.
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C. R. Hawk
Tampa Daily Herald
Gordon
Sherif Jackson
Herald pub
St. Albans
W. Va
Lewis
Sa. Albans
W.Va
w. desuirns
Fortune Teller Shot in Toston Store Killing
In Toston Georgia on February 13 Ahapalil Abraham a fortune teller with the Carnival company was shot and killed in the Mardre Trading company's store by an unknown party. The coroner will hold an inquest.
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Ahapalil Abraham
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