Fatal fog wreck cripples two stock trains near Cloverdale
A dense morning fog caused a collision between two stock trains at Cloverdale on the Lilie wots Central Mis. Several killed and many injured. A Wilson of Preport identified among the dead. Injured shipped to Chicago and St. Jake's hospital. Wreckage blocked the line and five cars caught fire.
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Penrod
Cloverdale
Chelgtorm
Huwa Lewis
Craigherne
Holcks
Sir George Hookes
Jasmes Thompson
Marcus
Iowa
Mat
Wells
Iewa
AT. Mahan
de Mars
Awa
Benedict A
Comenenre
Neemain
Chicago
St. Jake's Hospital
Defeat for Castro Troops Reported Near Caracas
Joliet Illinois February 2 The Sanitary District indictment case in Chicago moves to the state's attorney. Flooding damages Ottawa road near Des Plaines river. Nebraska contemplates war posture urging navy buildup. Indiana operators await grand jury appearances. Des Moines upholds town inebriate law. Mass armory orders rush 100000 Krag rifles to arsenals.
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Wealdndiet
Joliet
Sanitary District
Chicago
Clanpahan Township
Ottawa Road
Desphines River
Pny
Saiiit
Terre Haute
Ind
BR. Hamill
Indiana
Springtick
Mass
United States
Torpedo destroyer Orwell sunk by British cruiser Pioneer
Corfu February 2 Fifteen men die when torpedo boat destroyer Orwell is run down by the British cruiser Pioneer during night maneuvers. Only two bodies recovered. Survivors swim to other vessels or are rescued. Orwell, built in 1900, carried torpedo tubes and light guns, max speed over thirty knots. The crash occurred in haze as both ships were under full speed. blame not yet determined.
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Corfu
Island
Orwell
Pioneer
Orwell Fair
Detroyers
MONTHS HAS BEEN DEADLY The Pioneer cruiser incident recalls naval disasters
The Pioneer, a protected cruiser of 2200 tons with 22 crew, 20.5 knots speed, two torpedo tubes, eight four inch guns and eight three pounders, suffered a deadly torpedo boat destroyer accident. Comparisons are drawn to the Victoria and Orwell Iles disasters, noting two vessels collided at speed and the captain’s overconfidence. Meanwhile the strainer Avent’s crew of 24 drowned at Lemvig, Denmark.
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Pioneer
Victoria
Camperdown
Sir George Tryon
Orwell Iles
Cireli
Senate panel rejects Delaware US attorney nominee
Washington. ren. 2 The senate committee on judiciary today agreed that the nomination of William Byrne for United States district attorney for Delaware be rejected. The ground was Byrne s connection to Delaware politics and lawmakers agreed to let the president withdraw the nomination.
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Washington. Ren
Senate Committee On Judiciary
William Byrne
United States
Delaware
Byrne
Lt Wae
Lelay
Hobson Resigns From the Navy Veteran Captain Hobson Steps Down
Washington May 2 Captain Richmond P Hobson famed for Merrimac resignation as Navy constructor cites failing eyesight in his letter to the Secretary of the Navy The Navy chief Admiral Taylor likely to support the recommendation for Hobson's retirement
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Washington
Richmond P. Mohson
Merrimac” Fame
Hobson
The
Avy
Holwey
Admiral Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Dudley and the Sheriff in Duress Quo Warranto Case
In circuit court Dudley objects to the information in the quo warranto proceeding to remove him from the sheriff office. Bays argues to strike all but deprivation by law. The defense contends the lynching context and governor Durbin’s role. The court weighs authority and citizen rights amid the attempted removal.
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Sherif
Casino
Btw, Sullivan, Inc
uWat John
Dudley
Sheri
John
Bays
Lew
Vic
Durbin
Ninton
D. Uhunt
Tere
Pothius
W.T. Doughitt
Daley
Pretenders Army Defeated by Sultan at Hautara
Tangier reports the Moorish pretender's forces were crushed by the sultan's troops at Hautara with many slain or captured. The sultan recaptured artillery and supplies once lost in December, and reports vary on Bu Hummara's fate amid contested casualty totals. Meanwhile other dispatches note ore specimens in Masnac County containing gold traces and a divorce granted in Dubuque and a physician's death in Arthur, Illinois. A Columbus barbecu should feature William J Bryan attending Feb 12 event.
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Tangier
Beh
Tas
Hautara
Hinself
Secord
Mex
EL Menebhd
Fez
Bu Hummara
Waterbury riot calls out national guard amid scarlet fever scare
Tightly formed regiments of the Connecticut National Guard were mobilized in Waterbury after a Saturday night street riot and threats of further disturbances. Non union workers clashed with crowds. cars operated in daylight but not after dark. One motorman injured. police dispersed crowds with guardsmen at the car barns. Authorities cited public order and a statewide health scare as factors driving actions.
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Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut
Seedel
Ternor Chamberistu
Leoups
Counteticat National Guard
Chamberlain
Genenel
Vale Iesya
Atin
Attet
Catnvellewr Kailwily and
Lyhuine Company
Winelats
Transport strikes force concessions and political talk in Washington
The narrative reports labor strikes yielding to workers demands and Congress debates statues for Maryland figures Charles Carroll and John Hanson. It notes the death of Representative Rumple, a funeral committee, and a session adjournment. Separate items cover a Chicago treasurer accused of embezzlement, a Pere Marquette railway retirement, and Henry Phipps’s donation to Lord Curzon.
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Senate
House
Brier
Washington
Seurday
Maryland
Chas Carrell
John Haneen
Charles Carroll
John Hanson
Statmary Mall
Representative Rumple
Senator McMillan
Michigan
Sultan wins decisive victory over pretender Jaugier Pel
Rebels crushed as Sultan secures victory with critical timing and coercive pressure. Forces of the pretender falter amid defections and relentless pursuit by imperial troops. Captured leaders and remnants are pressed, signaling end of the rebellion.
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Sultan
Jaugier
Pel
Wetake
Sutao
Railroad Wins Injunction In Oamah Against City Tax Levy
Carlington Railroad secured a restraining order from Judge Mange preventing the city council from levying taxes on its property. The Union Pavilie and other railroads will face similar stays. The state board listed property at 1250 and the tax office reduced assessment to 2100,000.
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Onaha
New
Carlington Railroad Company
Mange
Union Pavilie
Apimainet
Omalu
Board of Review
Fix
Dowie to invade Gotham and march on New York
Milwau kee special reports founder Dowie addressed 7000 followers promising a 3000 strong restoration host to reach New York for three months of daily street meetings 1000 volunteers join the invasion plan while other items recount storms of historical horseshoes and a weeping tree phenomenon in American forests with climatic notes.
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Milwaukee
the Sentinel
Kenosha
John Alesandar Dowie
Zeu
Oregon
Washington
Montana
British Columbia
Ferre
Beauty practices across cultures described in old text
The article describes unusual beauty rituals where infants are marked by mothers to alter facial features. Techniques include flattening the back of the head, sharpening noses, forming chins with four dimples, and pressuring the head with a pot or bands. It notes differences with American beauty standards.
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Penjdel
Jasin
America
Clara Barton Seeks Release in Red Cross Leadership Rift
Washington reports prominent figures discuss executive changes at the Red Cross after Clara Barton writes the White House seeking a cabinet role. The president rejects Cabinet inclusion but considers consultation, with Barton asserting her readiness to lead reforms and defend public trust.
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cLama Baton
Telfer
Miss Barton
Exfive
White House
Consulta Ton
Red Crows Society
Miss Barwn
Indy Inc
New York
Alice
Murary
Miss Iron
Arthur Ami Wiseritfre Calithet
Suiewedlie Aini
Conradine Mise Harton
Mir
Supreme Court Rules on Bank Responsibilities
Washington ruling declares state laws regulating state banks do not extend to banks incorporated under federal act. The decision, delivered by Chief Justice, limits state regulation over national banks and upholds federal banking authority.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Eat Vm
Supcene Leonel Wilay
Maver
Easton
Easton Wis
The
Nations Bank
Decorah
Priso
Shiran
Congress
Compromise Is Effected and City Coal Plan Debated
Chicago February discussion on a compromise within the association of MIan and Wisconsin, with prices and distribution plans for coal to city yards. Officials reviewed facts including scope, costs, and delivery points as denoted by public works leadership and municipal agents.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Denver
Herron
Eenmaian Bey
Perseus
Cotheta
Bowen’s Modified Proposition Sparks Political Debate
A garbled 19th century style dispatch reports Bowen altering a policy proposal and its reception among politicians and the public. Amid references to military matters and dress, the piece threads uncertain notes on a blockade, desertion, and wartime measures, with fragmented names and dates.
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Willemstad
Rev
Revelationisto
Caracas
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Linenin
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Des Moines
A. H. McVey
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Mano
Janthe Denn
Kinkjoebing
Denmark
Lemvig
NAVY
Hero of
Merrimac
Metropolis
Mis
David Zettler
Metropolix
Masnac County
Dubuque
Matthews
Fannie Stout O'Donnel
Tudge O'Donnell
Larbuque
FH. Ly Stout
Tumbermaen
Carlinville
J. Te Ash
Arthur
Illinois
Bryan
Barbecum Columbus, O
William J. Wryan
Jefferson Jackson-Lincoln League
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Prat
Baginsky
Perve
Frederick Chiltern
Tertin
Edwin Archer
Deexel Boulevard
lWweal Interpatioui Union of Electrical Workers
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Pere Marquette
Saginaw
Mich
Pere Meryuette Ralron
Tcrapo
Detroit
Roa
General Penager
H. J. Carpenter
A. W. Smith
Houzhton
Mick
Fe Witham McKengie
Wodity Pharm
McKensh
Minde
William B
Calwinet
Vivie Fedion
Dipps Mande Curzon
Calcuttr
Henry Phipps
Carnegie Cterl Company
Tuahaw
Lord Curzon
Railway
DOWIE
Gotham
Henry VII
England
Anne Boleyn
Rome
London
Henry
Jane Seymour
Anne
Hed Chins Society
Clara Barton
Dovid Garrick
Tix
Garrick
Abel Drugger
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Bowen
Warhgron
Feu
Tale Howlas
Meawerr
Willimer
Venezuela
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Ft. Wayne
Weage
Warren To
Whratom
Hinestown
University of Lille
Clestnut
Trowbridge
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