Gompers Placed in Hospital After Illness
New York Samuel Gompers 74 president of the American Federation for Labor suffered lung and bronchial pneumonia. His condition was described as serious. he was moved to a hospital after overwork and fatigue worsened his health. Mrs Gompers accompanied him.
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Red Cross
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Threm Killed in Flakes and War News Sweep
Reports detail multiple casualties including officers Blut Kile and an probation officer wounded amid unrest in Georgia. Mentions mail carrier Robert Howe and J C Brooks among wounded. Weather fears persist with French towns evacuated as rains threaten, and a divorce case hints at Judge Sra Reiner preparing to grant in Stanley Field's family dispute.
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Kile
Luly Ameniet
Saith Georgia
Willas
Sra Reiner
Stanley Field
Field Museum
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Field
Sarah Carpsli Field
de Sered Inlay
Sebregs Move Toward Lanes Afloat Warningios
Dispatches say governorship officials consider a rising ice threat from the north Atlantic. The warning has not reached full alert, with routine precautions in place. Pension details for former enslaved workers are mentioned in a broader wartime era discussion.
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Sebregs
Patryl
Fragmentary note on Monks event near St. Louis University
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Monks and a 60 and 24 figure near St Louis University in Illinois or Missouri. Readable words imply a local event or observation at a university setting with unclear surrounding details.
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Miinix
Kelsi Uiraghal Obser
St. Lovie University
Armed bandits rob a New York clerk at a store
A violent robbery occurred at a New York store as bandits held up a clerk, injured none, and escaped with cash. The incident is under investigation and local authorities urge witnesses to come forward with details.
St Paul Publisher Dead Amid Turbulent Local Press scene
A St Paul publisher, aged 64, dies after a career at Natly News and related outlets. The obituary notes his leadership in the Glover faction and ties to a weekly paper in Minneapolis area. Details are fragmentary but indicate a prominent figure in local journalism.
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St. Paul
SA Balleris
Gis Per
Chrill Financier Dies in Michigan and Canada
An obituary reports the death of financier Chrill Financier in Michigan and Canada. The notice notes his residence and burial details, naming nearby cities and institutions involved.
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Chrill Financier Dies
Mich Chiles A. Maonett
Howndor
Orkudrgr
Michigan Und
Canara
Rescue and cliffside peril on Atlantic voyage ends
Capt Henry James and crew of schooner A J Bargonin report being rescued by the Norwegain steamer Finuk after their vessel was driven ashore near New York. They left New York February 5 bound for this port, endured extreme cold, and signaled for help with flames. Two crewmen were badly frostbitten.
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Dabger
Amyutarian
Lee
New York
Thenette Voth
Bia
Janes
Mall Clerks Fined in Federal Court Arraignment
Judge Martin J. Wade arraigned 23 mall clerks in federal court for varied offenses connected to Union Pacific transfer terminal activity. They faced fines totaling $1,000 with installments allowed for the balance, and one debtor’s payment suspended under terms of the sentence.
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Martin J. Wade
Herp
Gien
Istail
Union Pacific
New York Struggles Through Worst Snowstorm of Winter
New York City faced a severe snowstorm as the sanitation department and police mobilized. City crews and volunteers battled drifts and blocked streets, disrupting transit and daily life across multiple boroughs.
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New York
Straet Cegiing
Ratifies Sutf Amendment in Dover Legislature
Dover Nh reports the Tulward legislature’s senate joint resolution ratifies a constitutional amendment on safety materials. The text is jumbled yet mentions nine dates, canalate concerns, and national committee, with quake and building damage noted in a separate line.
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Senate
Speeders face short jail or vehicle seizure in Cleveland
A Cleveland court found several motorists guilty of speeding. Defendants face two options: ten days in the workhouse or a four day vehicle seizure, with Judge given final sentence.
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Cleveland
Muntefpat
Gihert Anieusieat
Bandits Rah Cattleman, Los Angeles. No. 262 Hold Up
An aged segment reports a bandit incident in Los Angeles involving a cattleman. The event text is garbled but indicates a robbery or attack with a black man and a white witness, mentioning Jos Auzeen and a claim of reaching something at a place named Henddale or similar, with unclear details.
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Fair ¢Henddale
Woley
Calidas
Jos Auzeen
Riot at St Patrick’s Day Protest Sparks Police Action
Police reserves were deployed as a crowd opposing a St. Patrick’s Day parade clashed with protesters. One person reportedly fired a pistol for about 30 minutes, causing injuries and property damage as bystanders fled.
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Adi-El
Patrick
New York
Clizeis
Abd Feng
Eudjenes Ealbel
Evilanes
Man Reise
Fragmentary Local Note on Customs Office Decline
A damaged OCR fragment notes the customs office at a liberty center fell into disuse for years. It mentions persons and places obliquely with unclear dates and events. The readable elements suggest a historical record of decay and fading routines tied to local governance and civic spaces.
Damaged Nebraska Wire Lines Reported in Local Area
Fragmentary Nebraska wire line damage affected Rortolk and Nek Fury crews with over 200 Avlaphane oilers torn in Silurtagts select WON in Teller Netieneke, officials report.
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Nek—Fury
Tela
Silurtagts
Teller Netieneke
Legislative news from an Iowa session in turmoil
The governor faces a jammed legislature as a women’s suffrage resolution advances, with both houses passing and awaiting the next assembly. Governors signs and veto threats loom while churning through tax reform, state boards, and budget plans.
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