Soldiers' Rule Ends in Telluride District
Martial law revoked as civil authorities take control. National Guard will remain briefly under civil authority. Prisoners released to authorities. Ex-representative Glover arraigned for attempted killings. Parker and others linked to strike unrest face bonds. Telluride exiles' return blocked. governor to declare partial law in district.
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Fior
Sean Veo
M. Glover
Ssuars
Dittemorend Smith
Hye
Sherman Parker
West Tiets
Min
Varias
Parker
Plottel
Cripple Creek
Telluride
Colo. Pet
District Court
Hopeful weeks as miners weigh wage deal in Trinidad
Report from Trinidad says the joint scale committee of miners and operators near a decision on wage cuts. Operators seek a 45 percent wage reduction while miners resist. a renewed convention may be called to settle terms. Local sentiment split, with fear a larger concession could trigger a broader strike wave.
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Tadianapolis
Lo Asreemient
Fron Vie Petre
Fedil i Indiaaurpet
Subescale
Cds Te Conmni Tne
Mill
Colorado
Napolis
Trinidad
United Mine
Diller B Groff Tells His Story in Postal Trial
Testifying for himself in the postal service case, Diller B Groff denies any knowledge of Machen or Lorenz using influence. He claims he did not discuss the letter-box fastener with Machen or his chief clerk, and that he never saw Machen despite efforts to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel A
Machews
Machen
Huey
Preacher Held to Have Urged Creme
Newcastle reports a court hearing where a preacher is alleged to have urged a Creme to bear wheel and influence a church matter. The case centers on a sermon and potential actions after a resignation, with Ellwood and the presbytery noted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creme
Newcastle
Felsen Meibers
Robert A.sy
Agi Wowk
Ellwood
Helen
Newcastl
J. Enoch
Tob White
Parents turn couple out amid fatal drug tragedy
A disordered report describes Sosa Ging and Miss Mabel S atr lines solvene de gertatt taking poison after their parents disapproved of their romance. Mrs Valois is dead and a business is in critical condition. A note says the parents drove them away and they chose to die together. The cause involves car botic acid and taudenirm or lnul onjale.
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Sosa Ging
Velo
TF Isth Telml
Farlonsl
Mabel Satr
Solvene de Gertatt
Poiseanarlan
Ties Wynne
Lewse
Pecaklin Street
Mrs. Valois
Northwestern Buys Logging Line From Shawano County
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway company buys the Wi logging line forty five miles from Aniwa to Regina in Shawano county for 2000. Land will be modernized and extended to Shawano. The deal follows reports of unrest among non union miners and wage disputes noted in related Colorado strike coverage.
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Northwestern
Wi Company
Shawano County
Aniwa
Regina
George B. Matteen
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Shawano
Macedonians Adopt War Cry From Yale Football Song
New Haven report states Macedonians adopted a Yale football chant as a war cry. Constanti Stephanova of Yale claims the cheer Heels Hovla is linked to their cause amid reports of captivity and alumni connections. The piece notes Yale graduates and a Polish or Macedonian audience using the tune in conflict contexts.
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YALE
New Haven
Constanti Stephanova
Sime
Psilka
Ellen Stone
Wien
Stephanova
Two Texas Giants Put in Receivers' Hands in Court
Kirby Lumber Co concinery and Houston Oil Co, two large Texas firms, placed under temporary receivers in New Orleans federal court. Receivers named to hold assets intact amid pending adjustments. Kirby president Kirby vows to oppose. assets include vast timber estates, mills, stores, and oil properties valued at tens of millions.
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Houston
Tex
Kirby Lumber Concinery
Houston Oil Company
Tessas
Ww O Orients
Jonner
John WH
Kriruy
Sunt N. WL
San Antonio
Houston of Company
Kirty
New York
Dom FH
Kirby
Kirby Lumber Company
Mmpany
The
Ig Lamnher Rompany
Lunber Mills
Convention committee approves hotel rate plans
A local committee expressed satisfaction with the hotel accommodations and the rates to be charged for the convention. The message, though partially garbled, conveys approval of lodging terms and overall satisfaction with arrangements.
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Lotis
Democratie Hationnel
Uansiemsly
South American mine collapse buries fifteen miners
Guayaquil Ecuador reports a copper mine disaster in the Zaru district. A seventy five foot wall collapsed during blasting and buried fifteen miners, all believed to be native workers. Fe World notes the wall and mine were under control of United States capitalists.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Zaru
Dan
United States
Brazil to Have a Cardinal in Rome Bishop Rumor
The pope is nearing acceptance of the Brazilian archbishop’s cardinalate as Rome contemplates church appointments. Reports claim Emperor William of Germany seeks a German cardinal as part of the same reformist wave, with Rome weighing the benefits for Catholic influence.
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Brazil
Rome
Feb. S
Titan
Oe Jynere
Remkins
Willam
Germany
Bloodshed at Panama sparks Colombia attack report
Report from Colon details an attack by Colombians on an Indian village near Panama. After firing many shots, several were killed or wounded and houses were seized. No further facts available. Panama and U.S. officials assess line of action as tensions rise along the isthmian transit zone. General Ervin in Colon consults with the government as Buchanan departs for York aboard the City of Washington.
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P Tien I
Colon
Colombans
Inc
Coghla
Vaonama
United States
Nerest
Panama
Erin Colon
Buchanan
York
Washington
Thousands Snow Bound With Fuel Very Scarce
Roving dispatch notes heavy snowbound conditions across northern Michigan counties north of Port Huron to Saginaw bay. Rail service hampered as fuel and provisions run short in towns and hamlets amid a western storm.
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Detroit
Port Huron
Saginaw Bay
Nerth
Huron
Port Mustin
Harher Beach
Nal
George A Rose Sentenced to Ten Years in Penitentiary
George A. Rose, once bank cashier, confessed to embezzling 157 dollars from the bank. He received a ten year sentence in the penitentiary today according to court records.
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George A. Rose
Cleveland
Excitement in Cotton Market Continues in New York
Prices showed weakness at first as traders anticipated a turning point. Later renewed selling emerged driven by belief that the bull campaign had ended and a more vigorous downward trend would follow in cotton futures trading.
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New York
Pri
Death of Whitney Fiscal Policy Brought to Fore
Ex Secretary of the Navy William Collins Whitney dies after an appendicitis operation and second surgery at the Metropolitan Opera House. He passed away around 4 pm at his Fifth Avenue home with son Payne Whitney and Dorothy Whitney present. Burial set at Woodlawn. funeral at Grace Church, where he was a pew holder.
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Whitney
New York
Willam Collins Whitney
Fifth Avenue
Payne Whitney
William C. Whitney. Ney
William T. Bu
Metropolitan Opera House
Tially
Dorothy Whitney
Shell
Issie
Whitney Ditts
Finn
Woodlawn
Plora Payne Whitnexs
Olive W
Whitheamet
Whey Payne
Grace Church
Whites
New Navy Father Whitney Career and Political Debate
The article traces William Whitney's legacy as secretary of the navy under Cleveland and his influence in street railway ventures and arts funding. It notes his distinguished ancestry and public role in New York corporate counsel, with mention of ongoing naval ship plans. It also covers parliamentary debate on trade policy, the Thibet mission, and Alaska boundary dispute references.
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Will
Callins Wiltney
Jol Whitney
Hord Saltonstall
Wintnes
Vernor William Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Molem
Tury
Cleveland
London
Kotts
Remyss Campbell
Austen Chamberlain
Exchequer
Lansdowne
Chamberlain
Thibet
Sion
Teade
Alaska
Republicans Split in Kansas Conventions Amid Territorial Feud
February 8 report from Leavenworth Times notes a split at the First Kansas Republican convention with anti Carlson faction breaking in and nominating Anthony on the second ballot, while Curtis was renominated by the regular group. The state election board will select the final ticket.
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Folten
Wun
Kansa
Wame
Representative Curtis
Trossessi
Curtis
Anthony
Leavenworth Times
Susan B. Anthony
State Election Board
Two Firemen Die in City Blaze
A fatal blaze in the wholesale district last night claimed the lives of two firefighters. Captain A. Maxey of the engine wagon company led efforts as the fire, described with chaotic OCR text, caused the deaths and damaged property in the Welock area near S50.
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Heart of
Knoxville, Tenn
Wilh A. Maxey
Lece Wagon Company New
Smallpox scare forces closing of Normal schools
Normal schools shut down after a smallpox scare as authorities close buildings for two weeks. Unclear details reference Feb timing and local responses in the note.
Former Postmaster General James Marries Lowton
Feb 3 report notes Thomas James, former postmaster general of the United States, wed Edith, daughter of We term Celeetine of Ford on Hasen. The item mentions a career in race stables yachts and extensive investments in publications based in New York, overseen by Whitney with liberal expenditures.
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Sta Iles
Whitney
New York
Tension mounts as war fears flare worldwide
An unofficial dispatch from St Petersburg reports Russians poised to occupy rail links and cities while Japan masss troops near Seoul and Port Arthur. The message says Russia may declare war if terms fail, with Vladivostock fleet fully equipped and ice keeping ships at port.
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Railroad
Geo Vindiieh
Peterstur Ustock
Seoul Fusan
Seoul
Port Arthy
Port Acthor
Londen
St. Petersburg
Russia
Sr. Vetersiaire
Rurik
Lens
Canadian Pacific collision injures many passengers
A Canadian Pacific express bound for Halifax and Montreal derailed after a waterlogged rail section. Several passengers were injured and at least one is confirmed dead, Mrs. John Glassey of Milford, with other passengers unaccounted. Rescue crews respond to the wreck and secure the scene.
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Halifas
Pele
Gausdian Pacific Express
Montreal
Milford
John Glassey
Senator Hanna Improves but No Visitors Today
Senator Hanna is reported better today after a poor night. He spiked a brief 10 percent decline at one point, and no visits are allowed.
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Hannna
Washington
Hanna
Whitecaps drive out Negroes in Franklin County Mississippi
Franklin County Mississippi faces a labor shortage as white residents force out Black workers. New farming season approaches and efforts to recruit Black laborers fail. Higher wages offered to Black migrants yield no success, risking thousands of unworked acres across Franklin Amite and parts of Lincoln counties.
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Resinklin County
Mississippi
Ponte
Franklin County
Amited
Lineula
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New Orleans
A. P. McCormick
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