Plucky attempt to rob Glenlyon payroll ends in gunfire
In Pawtucket Rhode Island Charles Randall and Emma Dodge escort $5,100 from Slater Trust to Glenlyon Dye Works. They are ambushed by two masked men. Randall is wounded and Dodge sustains arm injuries. Randall survives after hospital treatment. Dodge identifies assailants as Italians.
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Pawtucket
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Charles Standall
Glenlyon Dye Works
Slater Trust Company
Randall
Glenlyon Works
Emma Abiga Dodge
E. B. Jodze
Sayersville
Seref
Harrington
Providence
Randal
Wannamelsett
Cliss Dodge
Miss Dodge
Hania
Phillipsdale
Miss Dulce
Louis Sullivan
Gpot
Sullivan
Glenlyon
Yorks
Rhode Island
Saylesville
Trust Governs Price with Competitors in Coal Case
The government closed its case against the Coal Trust in New York City proceedings and will resume February 16. A government table showed 76 million tons of coal produced, only about 31 percent by independent operators, with most under railroad control via contracts. Peters of Williams & Peters testified he set prices to match rivals for the same quality coal.
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Coal Trust
New York City
Ramney Te. Peters
Wiliams & Peters
Asylvania Coal Company
Ajc Coal Company
Nining Sons
Erie Railroad
Conmanins
Thompson refuses parole after murder sentence in New Jersey
In Trenton New Jersey Dr Reuben W Thompson sentenced to eighteen years in state prison in January 1901 for murder declares he will not accept parole or a pardon. He wishes a pardon instead and remains in custody despite earlier parole prospects.
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Trenton
N. J
Reuben Wi. Thompson
Janary
Parliament notes and budget items in Senate debates
Speaker Cannon signaled tariff policy shifts while a tariff revision is debated. The Senate cites 229000 dollars current year pay, subject to the President. Culberson seeks DOJ info on the Sugar Refinery closure. The diplomatic fund passes at 8592738 dollars. Military panel backs pensions for officers and enlisted men with Civil War records. Root and Hnot summoned to Grand Jury over Panama Canal libel case. Rayner mocks Roosevelt on African hunt. Fulton and others dispute anti Japanese worries in California.
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Department of Justice
Philadelphia
American Sugar Company
Houses
Root
Hnot
Grand Jury
Rayner
Roosevelt
Fulton
White House
California
North American Fish and Game Assoc elects Meehan president
In Toronto the North American Fish and Game Association chose A. C. Meehan of Philadelphia as president. The report notes other items including fines on the St Peters burg Journals for publishing articles about alleged Austrian police crimes, and several political and legal developments in the U S and abroad.
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North American Fish and Game Associaton
Toronto
Ont
A. C. Meehan
Philadelphis
St. Petersburg
Quip and Quotations Across Pages from Old Newspapers
The passage compiles satirical snippets and opinions from various papers including the New York Times and New York World. It references remarks on public aid pensions, a king’s wit, a hypothetical planet, Mozambique oils, a rural reform view, and insights from Milton to Dr. S Weir Mitchell about language, nursing, and weight perception.
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New York World
World events and disasters across nations and regions
Reports describe Tyabasan Province earthquake destruction in the Philippines, Turkey quake damage and refugee needs in Italy, and cholera outbreaks in St Petersburg. Diplomatic activities include Bolivian consul general appointment in New York and talks between Venezuela and the Netherlands at The Hague. Russian embassy officials return from the United States voyage.
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Turkey
Jose Acnirre Acha
la Paz
Bolivia
New York
Baron Korff
Helsingfors University
Finland
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Montgomery Schuyler, Jr
St. Petersburg
Russia
M van Swinderen
Hague
Venezuela
Netherlands
Forceps Sewed In Woman After Long Misadventure
Miss Mary Donovan of Philadelphia died after a surgeon, now deceased, accidentally left forceps in her abdomen during an operation eleven years earlier at University Hospital. The fatal error only came to light recently after an X ray revealed the instrument.
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S. Weir Mitchell
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Mary Donovan
Bell of Bayside Loses 5000 in Paris Scam
American businessman Mr Bell of Bayside New York befriended three Englishmen at the Louvre Paris. They later lured him to a cafe and stole 5000 dollars. One attacker was arrested at Calais as the others fled toward England.
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MR. Bell
Bayside
Paris
Mutilated city and state news from early 1900s report
A scattered charge sheet shows T E Smith found dead in Chicago amid thugs. Legislation to probe West Virginia penitentiary graft. Wisconsin Senate blocks audit of a United States Senate primary. Amite City trials cover self defense in the Duncan Kemp killing. Jail guard tensions in Harlan Kentucky amid suspected Talbott Howard murder. Boulder County reservoir contract for 604000 dollars to render 21000 horsepower. A duel in Irenton Ohio ends with John Taylor dead. Andrew Carnegie donates 3700 to Intercollegiate Peace Association at Earlham College. Alienists say Mrs Allen F Red is sane after dynamite attempt on Mrs Genevieve Philps. Governor Hughes names Frederick A Wallis NY State Superintendent of Insurance. Louisiana election law challenge in Warmth vs Estopinal race. Bellevue nurse and New York City nurse marry secretly in Jersey City. Mayor McClellan denounces socialist trend before Cassiday panel. Charles T Yerkes leaves 2 dollars estate in New York with 1 706 dollars liabilities.
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Wigconsin Senate
United States
C. F. Hyde
Amite City
Duncan
Kemp
T Harlan
Henry Carter
Robert Osborne
Sidney Pope
Talbott Howard
Boulder County
Cal
John Taylor
Irenton
Ohio
Andrew Carnegie
Intercollegiate Peace Association
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Allen F. Red
Genevieve Philps
Denver
Col
Hughes
Frederick A. Wallis
New York State
Louisiana
A.C. Warmth
Albert Estopinal
R. A. Monker
Bellevue
Etalk
Anna J. Krauss
New York City
Jersey City
New Lines to Be Built This Year at Cost of 6 Million
Canadian Pacific Railway plans a 6 million dollar appropriation for new lines and extensions west of Fort William. The primary project is a line from Lethbridge to Calgary. All funds will be spent within the year.
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Montreal
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Fort William
Lethbridge
Calgary
State Costs Insurance Company loses New Orleans insurer’s license
Albany N Y The State Insurance Depart ment revoked the certificate of the Southern Insurance Company a New Orleans to transect the business of fire insurance in this State A receiver has been appointed for the company which had a paid up capital stock of 200000 dollars
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State Costs Insurance Company
Albany
State Insurance Departent
Southern Insurance Company
New Orleans
Eloped To Marry In New York City
Francia Berdier chief pastry cook at the Hotel Phoza eloped with Miss Gertrude Lathrop chief stewards stenographer. Berdier is sixty three and wealthy owner of a chateau in France. The couple plans to depart with the twenty year old bride to an unknown destination.
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New York City
Francia Berdier
Phoza
Gertrude Lathrop
Stewart
France
Ahe Hummel Fills to Nice Amid Paris Exodus
Ahe Hummel has joined the general exodus from Paris heading to Nice. He is fond of racing and this hobby fuels his season of departures along with Mayor Van Wyck.
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Ahe Hummel
Nice
Paris
France
Gaiae
Mayor van Wyck Algo
Roosevelt Reports Seven-Year Conservation Gains
President Roosevelt writes to Congress in a special message from Washington D C. He summarizes seven years in the White House focused on conserving natural resources and reports notable results and progress.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Telephone tact test reveals skill in private talk
The article discusses a man answering a telephone while in his office with a visitor nearby. It notes how cleverly people phrase questions and answers, and how both sides on the wire exchange information as a bystander observes.
A Wife's Tribute to Mr Blaine
A wife laments the loss of her husband Mr Blaine writing of missing his presence and routines at dinner The notes mention his steady attention and the familiar chaos of their meals as part of their life together.
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Mr. Blaine
Conskint Negler
Jemeg G
Blaine
Rice Growing in Texas by Thrifty Japanese Colonies
The Gulf Coast in Texas hosts several Japanese rice planter colonies, including Webster and Deepwater. Japanese planters focus more on crops, yielding up to twenty five barrels per acre this season with better quality and top prices.
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Texas
Gulf Coast
Webster
Deepwater
Gyl
Fragmented OCR Summary of Express Business History
Fragmented text mentions express business control by the Bureau and a few states. It notes thirty four operations and absorption by railroads. References part owners and prices and a Mrs John T Witha and two dozen weights.
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Bureau of Then
Railroadmcetves
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