Queen Amelie of Portugal Entreats France Visit
The consort of King Carlos of Portugal, a famed European queen, toured with the king and was hosted by President Lonbez of France on their return from Mughu. Her sisters in Paris telegrammed urging caution about the hospitality shown to the royal pair.
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Entire Family Murdered in Florida Farm House Blaze
The Kirby family of Wauchula Florida was found dead in a burned home. John Kirby his wife and four children aged 1 to 12 were all killed with heavy blows and the house set afire. Authorities suspect two black suspects though no trace was found. Piles elected U.S. senator in Washington state by legislative vote amid partisan maneuvering.
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Wauchula
Polkounty
Stateshoro Ga
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Kirby
Competent judges and beauty doctors promote new hair remedy
Letters praise a product named Herpteide as stopping hair loss and improving scalp health. Advertisements claim endorsements by beauty doctors and specialists in Portland Oregon with samples offered by The Herpteide Co Detroit and agents listed.
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Detroit
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ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Petition Drives to Save Reading Woman From Death Penalty
The Reading and Pittsburg petitions urge Governor Pennypacker to commute Kate Edwards’s death sentence to life imprisonment. Citizens in Pittsburg and other cities signers argue Edwards is partly a victim of environment and brutal husband, while opponents fear delaying execution. Also reported are efforts to appeal for Vermont Mary Rogers and a Vermont case with anticipated stays, plus art sales and a railway accident incident.
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Kate Edwards
Reading
Charles A. McCarthy
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Blichensderfer
United States
McCarthy
Mary Rogers
Notable Washington Figure Shows Talent in Arts
A Washington society figure, a favorite in letters and Postmaster General Wyone She is described as handsome and a skilled singer and dancer. Once called the lavender duchess for her amateur theatricals, Miss fla Wonne is noted for her charm and artistic talents.
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Russians Attack Jars in Major Centre Battle Develops
Reports from St Petersburg and Mukden describe heavy fighting as General Kuropathin assaults Oyama near the center. Both sides suffer heavy losses as maneuvers push toward possible general engagement with Japanese defenders showing resilience in harsh weather.
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Mukden
cotter
Berlin
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Bloodshed in Warsaw and strikes across Russia flare
Reports from Warsaw describe a clash on Leseno street with two killed and seven wounded as troops moved in and strikers looted liquor shops. In Mitau labor agents rally workers while governors promise help and warning of troops if disorder continues. Moscow strike shows signs of tiring with factories reopening while wages delay risks renewed walkouts. Ivanovo-Voznesensk reports high unrest and troop shortages as reinforcements are dispatched.
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Strike Breaking Up In St Petersburg As Reopening Expected
Reports from St Petersburg indicate a general resumption of work may begin Monday as several large factories reopen. In Warsaw a clash between workers and soldiers left two dead and seven wounded. The strike spreads with fear of further unrest across Moscow Saratov Lodz and Ivanovo-Voznesensk. Authorities aim to handle workers’ grievances without harshness urging patriotism and suspension of work at arsenals. A broader agrarian movement is seen in Kiev with potential spread through Central Russia in spring.
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Pennsyl Sued For Damages In Interstate Rail Disputes
Two coal firms sue Pennsylvania Railroad and coal companies under the Interstate Commerce Act seeking nearly 2 million dollars. Plaintiffs allege discrimination and denial of car space and rebates, claiming the railroad overestimated mine capacity and favored rivals. The suit lists Webster Coal and Coke and others in Glan Cambri and Nutting sums.
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