Violent Proclamation Spreads Among Russian Workers
In St Petersburg the Russian Social Democratic Workmen's party issues a violent call for a vast workmen's army to march on the palace with arms. Father Gopon is in Switzerland. police find a draft inciting revolt at Zedrine's residence. Warsaw reports deaths among strikers and arrests as unrest broadens across Poland and the Caucasus.
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ST. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Russia
Poland
Caucasus
Warsaw
Kutno
Russian
Social Democratic Workmen’s Party
Sucist Democratic Party
Father Gopon
Switzerland
Zedrine
Maxim Gorky
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
St. Peter and St. Paul
Toda
Soisatou Solininen
Fintland
Karl Lonard Wohenthal
Imperial Alexander University
Ehelsingfors
Hohenthal
Soien
Finland
Not 2 Bad Boy at Henri
Noted as Charles Winn Anton the 16 year old son of Tor Winn Anton is sought by police for drugging his father to steal 4000 from the paternal safe He had been paroled from the Whaira reformatory two weeks earlier for choking his grandmother and robbing her of money and jewels The doctor says he is not a bad boy at heart but too easily led
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Henri
New York
Farfen
Ordr
Charles
Tor
Winn HH
Anton
Whaira
Efe
Plysickan
Sudden Death of d. H. Manley in Augusta Me
Augusta Maine, Feb A. H. Manley former chairman of the factional executive committee of the Republican party died suddenly at his home. He was found dead on his bed by family members. He served as private secretary to James G Blaine and managed Blaine's presidential campaign, making him a well known figure in the party.
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D. H. Manley
Augusta
Toseph H. Manley
Republican Party
Tie
James C. Blaine
Blaine
Washington
Akinley
Tugs Baker Capsize in Harbor Collision
In Baltimore on February event the tug Baker capsized after a tow line snapped during a push to move a large craft. Both tugs Transport Baker were involved and sank in about 27 feet of water. Crew members were rescued after plunging into icy conditions.
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Baltimore
Baker
Turtle
Heveer
Alice Phrke arraigned in swindling case in Texas
A court arraignment connected Alice Phrke to a swindling scheme in Nacogdoches Texas. Police reports indicate officers continued the case as investigation proceeds and details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Rirs
Ui Ss
Alice Phrke
EB. A
Nacordoches
Tex
Prisoners Shackled for Moundsville Sentence Move
Machen former head of post office free delivery and Groff brothers sentenced for promoting a letter box fastener scheme left Washington with eleven convicts to serve two year terms at Moundsville Penitentiary. Machen predicted twenty months with good behavior and denied rumors of a pardon.
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Washington
WW. Machen
Postofice Department
Diller H. Groff
Samuel A. Groff
Moundsville CW. Va
United States Marshal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Machen
Groff Brothers
Moundsville
Blizzard Strikes Southwest Causing Widespread Hardship
The blizzard roared through north and east Texas while rain, sleet, and freezing temperatures hit southern Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Cattle suffer direly across western Texas as telegraph lines fail and major cities like Shreveport Baton Rouge and Crawley lose wire connections. Mississippi reports Natches without wire service since Saturday as Arkansas endures one of its worst sleet storms.
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Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Teannessee
Southwest
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Crawley
Louisian
New Orleans
Natches
Miss
Floating Hotel Opens in New York Harbor
John Ariuckie presided at the Jacob A Stamler during the first dinner for patrons of the floating hotel moored at West 21st Street pier. Burns offered a brief grace as the launch was formalized as a new venture. More than a dozen women and several men attended along with friends of the sugar and coffee merchant.
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New York
Yeb
John Ariuckie
Jacob A. Stamler
West Twenty-first Street
Burns
Hooker Inquiry Postponed in Albany Assembly
The investigation of the bar against Supreme Court Justice Warren B. Hooker is postponed until Thursday Feb 16 by the assembly judiciary committee. Justice Hooker remains in serious condition after last Friday’s railroad accident near Allen with the outcome still uncertain.
Fire and theft haunt upstate New York as arrests cited
Four hundred people inspected the phinder recovered by police in two trunks. Protocols of robberies in upper New York identified articles valued at 5000 dollars. In Waterloo and near here Michael Maher and George Strayer burned to death in a small quarry shack after an overheated stove caused a fire.
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Tero Beaths
Wraterloo
Waterloo
N.Y
Michael Maher
George Strayer
Thorns
Here
New States Debate Ends With Oklahoma New Mexico Plan
After a nine hour Senate session the joint statehood bill passed with Oklahoma and New Mexico admitted and Arizona eliminated. Amendments shifted, including a ten to eleven year liquor ban and separate votes for Arizona and New Mexico. Debate also touched on polygamy and Mormon questions amid violent strike reports abroad.
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Washington
Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Committee On Territories
Atv. Gallinger
Mr. Foraker
New Alexico
Bard
Patterson
Burrows
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Mrr. Dubois
McComas
Platt
Conn
Arrests Tied to Infamous Manhattan Bank Burglary Case
United States Secret Service agents in New York report three arrests in connection with the 26 year old big bank burglary mystery. At issue is a United States 4 percent $10,000 bond used as collateral for a loan tied to the vault theft at the Manhattan Savings Institution on October 27, 1875. Principals named are Dr. Wilcoxen, J. A. Taylor, and J. A. Smith.
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New York
United States Secret Service Bureau
America
Aetna National Bank
Warren
Greenwich Streets
United States
Manhattan Savings Institution
Ivar- Zluros
Dr. Wilcoxen
J. A. Taylor
J. A. Smith
Woman Killed in Sleigh and Trolley Collision
In Quakertown Pennsylvania on the Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley Traction line a sleigh struck by a trolley car left one woman dead and a man and a girl seriously injured. The sleigh carried Daniel Yanisch Florence Lewis and Mrs Heitz. Slippery rails prevented the motorman from stopping the trolley.
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Piu
Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley Traction Company
Lnn
Daniel Yanisch
Florence Lewis
Heitz
Drowned Trio at Mount Bolly Pond in New Jersey
The Ballinger family and Mary Ballinger's sister Lizzie Tyler drowned when ice broke at Olyphant's mill pond near their home in Mount Bolly. Constant Carpenter, 12, the sole witness, reported the tragedy. All bodies were recovered.
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Mount Bolly
N. J
Express Willed Finlinn Kills Italian Worker Near Cranesville
An Italian section hand, about thirty and unmarried, was struck and killed yesterday afternoon near Cranesville by the New York Central fast express from Albany to Amsterdam. He stepped from in front of a freight train directly into the express path.
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Finlinn
Amstirdam
N.Y
Neb
New York Central
Cranesville
Forty Three Wives and Hoch Extradition Tale
New York reports Governor Hoyt grants Illinois extradition for Johann Hoch the alleged bigamist. Police say Hoch has married about forty three women with many dying or losing money, a fountain pen with poison linked to insurance schemes, and a possible alias John Hly. The Hoch case grows with new witness claims and tied names such as Inges and Bessing.
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Heeb
New York
Biggins
Albany
Illinois
Johann Froch
Chicago
Hoch
Altar
Kommerie
John Hly
Bessing
Ely
Bombs Explode as Buenos Aires Seethes in Turmoil
In Buenos Ayres a war council for military insurgents sits at the arsenal with General Montes Decca presiding and Colonel Lynch as secretary. The government orders insurgents to Buenos Ayres for trial. In a clash near Pirovano, the engineer Baca and former Senator Ahur are killed and others wounded. The transport Primero Mayo carries 300 political prisoners. Ruins of the Workingmen's Union yield two bombs.
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Montes Decca
Lynch
Pirovano
Baca
Ahur
Primero Mayo
Workingmen's Union
Jerome After Deadheads
District Attorney Jerome launches a crusade against state county and city officials accused of using the New York Central railroad masses in political influence and operations.
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Jerome
New York
New York Central
Grain and dairy prices steady in active market report
Wheat, corn, oats hold steady with February quotes. Butter creamery extras and firsts priced, state dairy products offer varied grade levels. Eggs, live poultry, dressed meat, potatoes, and other staples show muted activity with selective high grades maintaining premium values. Steady market for lamb, mutton, and hothouse varieties noted.
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Iibe
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Western
Esland
Live Stock Markets Roundup Shows Mixed Demand
Live stock markets report steady overall prices with cattle and hogs varying by grade. Prime beef bids hold around 65 to 40, while hogs show light demand and lambs and sheep pricing remains steady with common sheep near 58.50 and lambs around 9 or 9.50 in the latest listings.
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Oheive
Damara Founder ed in Nova Scotia Storm Wreck
Halifax reports a fierce gale and blizzard drove the steamship Damara onto Musquodoboit ledge early morning. The ship appeared to founder with many lost. only the first officer and eighteen crew survived in lifeboats, reaching Pleasant Point after hours of freezing, perilous sea. Captain Gorst, four passengers, and remaining crew are missing amid raging seas and offshore winds.
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N.S
Nova Scotia
Damara
Furness Line
Musquodoboit
Pleasant Point
Gorst
Musquodoboit Harbor
Camara
Musquodoboit Ledge
Atlantic
Doctor Found With Dead Woman in New York Room
New York police locked Dr Clarence McDonald of Port Hawkesbury Nova Scotia in the Tombs without bail after the body of a woman lay nearby on West twenty third street. He claimed the woman was Mrs Hilgabeth Timadi and said she died of natural causes. An autopsy revealed bruises and a cat under the creamy bed.
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New York
Jerome
Lodi
N. J
McDonald
Quarantine at Gettysburg College After Smallpox Outbreak
The entire Gettysburg College student body is placed under quarantine after two freshmen Roy W. Stambaugh and Ralph Zimmerman contract smallpox. The board of health has deployed guards to dormitories while more than 100 students flee the campus by fire escapes and windows before medical teams arrive.
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Gettysburg
Peh
Gettysburg College
Roy W. Stambaugh
Perky Comity
Ralph Zimmerman
Somerset
Board of Health
Assault on Student Traced to Dorm Fire Inquiry
Fire aid investigator George F. Crittenden reported that William Porter, a Weston seminary student found unconscious in North Hall, says an unknown assailant attacked him in his room and during the struggle a lamp overturned starting the fire. Porter identified no suspect.
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Mass
George F. Crittenden
North Hall
Williston Seminary
William ©. Porter
Young Win
Bernhardt Shines in Angelo at the Theater Sarah Bernhardt
Paris audience witnessed a dramatic revival as Sarah Bernhardt starred in Angelo at the theater Sarah Bernhardt last night. The performance drew a large, brilliant crowd and was warmly received, highlighting Bernhardt's powerful Tisbe portrayal.
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Paris
Sarat Bernhardt
Victor Hoses
Angelo
Sarah Bernhardt
Sarere
Ming, Bernhardt
Tisbe
Ontario Premier Resigns and New Ministry Sought
Toronto reports Premier G. W. Joss and Ontario cabinet members at Governor Churks orter calling on BP Whitney to form a new ministry after resignation. Conservative leader Whitney urged to assemble a new cabinet following the political shift.
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Calvinci
Toronto
Fed. S
G. WW. Joss
Dyere
Red
Qeleuton
Churk
BP. Whitney
Weather Probabilities For Region
Snow or rain possible with higher chances in the area. Warmer readings expected as northwest winds shift.
Fawn Rescued From Dogs At Barnegat
A young fawn fleeing pursuing dogs leaped a barbed wire fence around Frank Ellis in Barnegat but fell into thick brush where Bilis captured it. He will care for the deer until spring and release it.
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Frank Ellis
Barnegat
Bilis
Indictments Grow In Freeholders Probe At Paterson
Special Supreme Court Commissioner John W. Harding reports six months of work as indictments are brought before Judge Francis G. Scott in Paterson. George W. Sisco, a contractor, pleads not guilty to conspiracy in obtaining $500 above contract price on the Smith bridge in Pompton and is bailed for February 13. A Glassboro murder and arson case follows, with Henry Ross found dead after a fire set to conceal a crime. Ross, a Harrisburg visitor and hostler, was dragged from the blaze by Officer Martin. a heavy forehead wound and missing watch raise questions about foul play.
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Supreme Court
John W. Harding
Sereral
Freeholders
Court of Quarter ‘Sessions
Francis ‘G. Scott
Paterson
George W. Sisco
Smith Bridge
Pompton
Glassboro
Henry Ross
Franklin Hil
Martin
Ross
Harrisburg
State road commissioner warns counties over road aid
Trenton State Road Commissioner B C Hutchinson informs county freeholders he will withhold state aid from counties failing to keep roads in repair. He cites $1,765,168.55 spent on county road building and $32,978,920.18 by counties since aid began, stressing strict enforcement to preserve top quality roads. A separate item reports Blanche Smith fighting off a burglar in her cottage near Fashion Stud Farm, grabbing a revolver but the intruder escapes through a window into deep snow.
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Trenton
County Boards of Freeholders
Boards of Freeholders
Union
Blanche Smith
H. N. Smith
Theamily
Miss Smith
Sher
Miss_ Smith
Aden
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