Editor vote anti Gannon leads across western papers
Republican lawmakers and independents in a Chicago Tribune poll show strong opposition to Speaker Cannon. Editors in 20 states divide on reelecting Cannon while favoring Aldrich Cannon tariff and regular organization. independents mostly oppose both.
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Aldrich- Cannon Teritt
Narrow Escape For Shasta Limited In Roseburg Crash
San Francisco Feb 11 After a harrowing escape from wrecked belts at Roseburg Oregon the Shasta limited of the Southern Pacific arrived here Kingsness passenger lightly injured and damage to rolling stock estimated at 1600 The limited struck the end of a freight car left partly over the main line and demolished another but the Flyer stayed on track Passengers were jolted but none injured.
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San Francisco
Roseburg
Oregon
Pacifle
Kingsness
Limited
Ai Moe
Ozazina of Russia in Critical Condition
Eydtkuhnen, Russia, Feb 11. The empress is in critical condition today. She cannot recognize her husband and children. Conversations are censored. The empress suffers from hysteria and periods of melancholia. death is believed to be near.
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Eydtkuhnen
Russia
Esarina
Bho
Exarina
Aged couple and caretaker die in Ohio home fire
Chadron Ohio Feb 11 Mrs Laney Hays sixty six invalid and Mrs Dines fifty nine burned to death when the Hays home buried. Mrs Hays found unconscious in the snow near the ruins as the two others perished. Parent Haye seventy likely fatally burned.
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Chadron
Ohio
Laney Hays
Bandits terrorize Montana village in Divide loot raid
Late last night two masked men robbed the DividePost Office and general store, taking cash and jewelry, then held up the Divide hotel night clerk and escaped with valuables. Authorities pursue the bandits toward the hills as a manhunt spreads. A regional alert notes the raiders fled toward the Divide area about 30 miles from the county seat.
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Butte
Divide
Li Totmosenge
Seouring
Mallum
Woney
Aporen
Purentil
Jos
Jury rules fighter killed by blow at ring bout
Feb 10 Uniergo. The coroner's inquest found 21 year old Alolan Wilowski was killed by a blow in a prize fight at the Doxing academy of Harry Vilmoere Thursday night. The jury urged prosecutors to present manslaughter charges against promoter and seconds.
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Uniergo
Alolan Wilowski
Doxing Academy
Harry Vilmoere
Pidieeph Mecariiy
Wilowells
Lehote
Fiehd
Anderson of Freewater Incident Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Anderson from Freewater involved in an unspecific event at a relative’s home. Details are unclear due to broken text and missing context.
Fourth disease Mystery Hits Pendleton Town
Local doctors report a mysterious skin eruption labeled the fourth disease causing a weeks long outbreak in Pendleton with 30 to 40 cases. The illness features a brief rash, sore throat, low fever, and typically two to four days of illness with no bed rest required. immunity from exposure remains unexplained and no precautions have been taken to curb spread.
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Pendleton
Clement Nuke
Eliy
Dr Hyde Charged With Degree Murder In Swope Case
A veteran physician, Dr Alyse Hyde, arrested in Independence for the alleged murder of Colonel Thomas W. Swope. Prosecutors seek first degree murder with $25,000 bond. Hyde pleads not guilty and awaits trial as prominent locals act as sureties.
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Konia
Thomas Wl Swope
Moetoterz
Boe
Alle
Bushy
Nieve
Tiranepnenet
John G. Paxton
Rwhpe
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Swope
Paxton
Virgil Conkling
Hede
Dotkine
Independener
Hyie
WF. Loar
Conkling
Wotyde
Kes
Bend Cae Alent Fy
Neal
Southweet Nathanial Bank
Aid
FF Hall
Halbttiker Grain Company
M. D Feruge
Mim MelLaughlin
Wireeman
John CL Wary
Weleh
Jodae
John Luts
Juviiee
Tm Indepanibence
Dr Hyde
Mayes
Promoters Under Arrest In Alaska Mining Scheme
Police report five men tied to a California based venture named Alaska Dredging and Mining Company are under arrest in Win city. Alleged promoter links include Lt Jowls Poly and W Ferednon with George Hhertine. Investigations trace the group to a January 1 incident near Gleencoe Missouri and other dates since then.
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Gleencoe
Lenne
Domee Lows
W. Ferednon
George Hhertine
Tee
Het Boris
Ark
ToWen
Kaiereon
Win City
Compiney Kenown
Alexka, Dredging & Mining Company
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Increased Cost Of Living Drives Veteran To Death By Self Action
Berkeley Calif Feb 1 Unable to endure the higher cost of living N F Williams a Civil War veteran shot his wife in their West Berkeley home as she slept and then killed himself with two bullets to the brain The report notes a failed second attempt and that three dairy men in two days killed 3090 jack rabbits, reflecting a harsh rural detail.
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N. FE
Williams
Hia
West Berkeley
Managua 3 at Rebelo Mercy General Mena Victory
In Nicaragua insurgent General Mena wins at La Garita while Chamorro advances on Managua. Courier reports Mena victorious at La Garita with Santa Clara contested. government forces retreat to hold Managua as Chamorro advances from the northwest. Wounded include General Blandell and others. six Ment men killed, sixty wounded at Santa Clara.
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Chamorro
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Blandell
Americ
Gahe
Conradem Americon
Booth Chara
Santa Clara Observatory Rector Dismisses Halley II Danger Fears
Rev Jerome and Richard, rector of Santa Clara college observatory, debunk warnings that Halley II’s tail may snuff life on earth. They argue cyanogen and hydrogen interactions are speculative, urging stability over alarm amid daunting astronomical claims.
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Call
Jerome & Richard
Santa Chara College Observatory
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Tolay
Richard Atta
Hermann's Viborney Plea For Acousttal Hein
Hermann's VIPORNEY makes final plea to jury urging innocence and a swift verdict. Defense insists no Norges connection and requests patient deliberation as Judge Wolverton prepares to charge jurors. Proceedings stretch into the morning with final instructions and expectation of a decision before Sunday.
Mystery blast strikes empty building in Chicago night
A blast at an empty building on North Walsford Street in Chicago caused no injuries. The structure, owned by Louis and Juliette Frank, is the 26th incident in a series of attacks. Police investigate possible links to ongoing bot threat activity in the city.
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Chigage
Walsford Street
Louwie
Juline Frank
Noone
Ben
Twa Sede
Denial of Rumor by Dutch Foreign Minister
The Hague February 10 Foreign Minister Van Schideren denied rumors that Emperor Whittant threatened to seize Holland unless it was placed in a state of defense against Great Britain.
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van Schideren
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Great Britain
Elkton Ax Handle Factory Employed Several Men
Elkton operates an ax handle factory that employs several men, reflecting a small local manufacturing operation. The business provides steady work for residents and supports the local economy.
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Elkton
English Explorer Defends Peary Battle Over Bartlett Route
In London a York lecture by Captain Scott of the British Antarctic expedition defends Peary’s decision to send Captain Bartlett back as Eskimo leader. Scott says he would have preferred a different arrangement but was compelled to return Bartlett, hoping his own four white men will accompany the final ascent and prove the party’s strength before any American arrival.
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York
Peary
Bartlett Tack
Pole
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Scott
South Pile
Dover man armed to run amuck after killings
Tylerton Mississippi February 11 A posse hunts Sylvester Bearden 25 after he killed George Walker and his daughter Inez with a shotgun and injured the Walker children. Walker had ordered Bearden away the night before prompting the attack.
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Tylerton
Miss
Sylvester Bearden
George Walker
Ines
Walker
Bearden
Inez
Professor Bergstrom Suffering Brain Surgery At Palo Alto
John Andrew Bergstrom a Stanford education professor, underwent skull surgery after years of violent headaches. The operation left his brain injured and vision likely lost, with two months of critical fight and uncertain recovery ahead at Palo Alto hospital.
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John Andrew Bergstron
Stanford University
Les
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Ais Hfe
Figo Bergstrom
Horgstron
CzarIs Battle Illness Amid Rumored Plots in Rus
Lotden feb 11 the real nature of the tine s of the crarina of Rus ei today dispatches likely by official censors at St Piersbure the union of the cranina s popuilar is believed to be an afform Yon of the Drain career by a comsmant foar of antirhaietic and nimitetle plots. Scarce a day means that wher Information noncerninge ploty to de stroy the ozgr or soms muober of the rosa family reaches Me Tillie.
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Lotden
Rusei
Ballinger Commission Adjou rned After Brief Session
A short executive session in Ballinger ends with the adjournment of the commission meeting. Unexpected names and dates appear garbled, but the record notes the session concluded and a future agenda item was not clarified.
Trampo Tay 1 Wreck Local Trampo Tay 1
A grave attempt to wreck the Portland Pendleton passenger train was made near Quinton Station. Fifteen feet of heavy rail was placed on the track to damage the No 1 westbound train, but a tow pilot saved the locomotive and the train was stopped after 209 feet. Detectives pursue two tramps suspected of the act as inquiries continue.
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Quinton Station
Pendleton
Dalle
Poas Volcano Eruption Kills Eighty in Costa Rica
Eighty people are dead after Poas Volcano in Port Timon Costa Rica erupted sending rocks from the crater. Scientists warn of severe earthquakes across Central America and the Panama region and urge Washington to reinforce canal construction against quakes.
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Washington
Oulahen Named Publisher in Post Death of Lattin
Richard Victor Oulahen has headed the Washington bureau of the New York Sun since 1901 and was moved to New York today after the announcement of his election to publisher. The shift follows a new management organization prompt by the death of William M. Lattin, editor and general chief of the paper.
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New York Today
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Sun
4Ew Organisation
Sun Management
William Bh. Lattian
Comlacwor Gorton Mensler in Peggleton-Walla Walla dispute
Fragmentary report from Peggleton-Walla Walla notes Comlacwor Gorton Mensler involved in a dispute over a run. The text is damaged and offers limited readable details about events or parties and no clear outcome.
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Gorton Mensler
Peggleton-Walla Walla Tun
Tron
Walla
Freiveta
Rolling Up Subscriptions for the Traction System
The expanded canvassing committee begins a citywide drive to fund a traction system with a goal of 15,000. Subscriptions rose from 11,500 yesterday to at least 1,900 today, with notable supporters including J. F. Tempte Henry Rosenberg and P. O. B. The plan divides into six subcommittees and aims to interview nearly every property owner and businessperson to share the cost.
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J. FL Tempte
Weil
Henry Rosenberg
Valsey
Wheeler
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