Harris Meek libel trial opens in Clearfield county
The Harris Meek libel suit begins with District Attorney Swope accusing Frank G. Harris of malice in a Bellefonte Watchman article calling him a king of crooks. Witnesses include ex Judge Krebs and Meek supporters as the case proceeds before Judge Gordon with a large audience.
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Swope
Harris
Krebs
Associated Press
Clearfield
Harris-Meek
Gordon
WW. T. Marshall
Ward R. Bliss
Dantal Edwards
Clarence Wolf
Philadelphia
Meitor Meek
D. Krebs
Thomas Murrey
Mir. Meek
H. Thurston
Samuel Rainey
J.B. Gillett
G. W. Smith
James ©. McCain
W. Fy. Kirk
Fe. Rooney
Matthew Bloom
Osten McGarvey
PL Oc. Weber
Peter Brown
J. M. Wrigley
Meek
Bellefonte Watchman
Frank G. Harris
Benator
M. L. McQuown
Clearfield Raftaman
Woodward
McQuown
Ayrris
John Martin
Matt Savage
J. J. Gingery
Morris
Crook
Wreele
C. Shields
William 8. Blair
Dubais
Blair
Eggs Thrown in French Chamber During Debate
A visitor in the Paris chamber of deputies shouted down with the thieves as she hurled eggs into the hall. The projectile hit deputy M. Pasmi and caused a bench to burn while splashing on other deputies. ushers expelled the woman who wiped the mess from floor and benches.
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Associatid
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Visitore’ Tribune
M. Pas- Mi
Schley in Knoxville Reception Before Washington Visit
Admiral Schley and wife were honored in Knoxville with a large reception by the Cumberland Club. A farewell dinner and campus visit preceded their departure next morning to Washington. the event featured floral decor, a mini Brooklyn centerpiece in the punch bowl, and a brief address from the admiral despite a cold.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Schley
Oelock
Cumberkinds Club
Enutire Club
Brooklyn
Briely
Rochester Walking Match and Verdict Terms Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR text references a Rochester walking event and a legal plea in New York. It lists names or terms like Muag Mapd, Messee 110, Mulber hana, and Loellein 11, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts, dates, or outcomes.
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Dewad
Muvhhenter
N.Y
Messee
Weir
Mulberhana
Loellein
MISS HAY WEDDED IN WASHINGTON CHURCH CEREMONY
Helen Hay eldest daughter of Secretary John Hay and Payne Whitney son of ex Secretary Whitney wed today at the Church of the Covenant in Washington. The ceremony drew the president and cabinet and New York and New Rochelle society, closing mourning for Adelbert Hay as guests gathered with Whitneys and Barneys among dignitaries.
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Washington
Asmciated Press
Helen Hay
John Hay
Payne Whitey
New York
Navy
Whltney
Woon
Church of the Covenant
New Burghind Society
Hay
Adelbert Hay
William ©. Whitney
Edward Colebrooke
C. T. Barney
Miss Barney
Gerald Paget
Payne Whitney
Arlington
Carlisle Indian Industrial School Commencement At Carlisle
The Carlisle Indian Industrial School held its twenty third anniversary and fourteenth graduating exercises with a large gathering from Washington Philadelphia New York and other cities. Superintendent Pratt led a day of school inspections and commencement with speakers including General Daniel Sickles Eaton Reed and Rev Dr Sheldon Jackson. 42 graduates delivered orations and recitations as the school enrolls 1050 pupils with 855 on farms statewide.
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Carlisle
Pep. G
Carlisle Indian Industrial School
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Pratt
Gymonasium
Daniel FE. Sickles
Eaton
Reed
Dickinson College
Sheldon Jackson
Alaska
Carlisle School
Red Met
Indian Affairs of
Congress
R. L. Pratt
Europe
Fight ing the Marine Band bill advances in Congress
Washington February report from the house labor committee favors Rep Bartholdt Missouri bill to bar United States Marine band and other army and navy bands from competing with civilian musicians. Bartholdt notes government pay uniforms instruments and sheet music give these bands an unfair edge in private contracts. He says the measure would not affect Marine band performances at the White House or on government duties.
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Kiehse
Harrie
Krehs
Turek
Phillipsburg
Ttwan
Voar Rupe Fon
Wreba
Meek
Harrisburg
Krebs
Marria
Gordon
Nccessary
Harris
Captain Howard
Cottage Hospital
Cole
Stobert Foster
Centre County
B. J. Haywood
United States
Hanswood
Becker
Dy. LL. Wrehes
Thomas Bigelow
Clearwater
Noebs
Ierrisburg
Witter
Mr. Bigelow
Washington
House Committee On Labor Today
Bartholdt
Missouri
United States Marine Band
Birtholdt
White House
Mrs. Soffel Worsens as Butler Case Waits
Reports from Pittsburg indicate Mrs. Soffel, linked to the Tilid dle brothers, is gravely ill with a wound healing slowly and declining nourishment. Harry Biddle confirms the grave of the dead men will be guarded, and he seeks to be executor of the estate, alleging cash and other assets in possession at arrest.
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Pittsburg
Butler
Auide
Duck
Settlement talks stalled on coal mine dispute resolution
Exclusive wire report from The Alsociatei Mons in Indianspolis notes no agreement today by the doles tamalitee Mole on settlement between United Mine Workers and operators across four states.
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Alsociatei Mons
Indianspolis
Keb
Doles Tamalitee
Leky
United Mine Working
Progress in Agriculture and Rail Regulation The Commission Report
The Industrial Commission’s final congress report covers agriculture mining and transportation progress. It urges stricter railroad regulation higher shippers protections and broader inquiry powers plus enhanced agricultural controls and anti adulteration measures with calls for expert auditors and uniform class standards.
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Associated PLC
Washington
Industrial Commission
Congress
The Danish Treaty Cedes West Indian Islands to U S
The United States and Denmark reached a treaty for cession of St Thomas St John and St Croix and adjacent lands. Denmark transfers absolute ownership of public property while Denmark retains arms and military stores. Danish subjects may stay or depart with rights to property and allegiance decisions within two years. Delivery occurs after $7 000 000 is paid.
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Washington
United States
Denmark
Crown of
Government of
Gala
Forestry policy notes from the latest annual report
A recomimented summary notes that the government aims to enter policies related to forestry and administrative work connected with forestry. Detailing oversight and potential changes, it cites the general aims of forestry management and the role of government agencies in implementation.
Mob Hangs Two Negroes in Separate Kentucky and Tennessee Incidents
In Nicholasville Kentucky a mob hanged Tom Brown after he was identified by 16 year old Miss Erma Powell who said he assaulted her. In Lynchburg Tennessee Euless Whittaker was seized from jail and hanged by a mob after his murder case was called in court.
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Nicholasville
Tom Brown
Hegro
Erma Powell
Court House
Brown
Miss Powell
Nashville
Tenn
Euless Whittaker
John Foster
Lynchburg
Whittaker
Court House Yard
Governor Tait Dinner Guests With Washington Leaders
A White House dinner honored Governor Willi e W. Tait of the Philippines. Attending were Secretary Shaw, Booth, Speaker Metulemon, Senators Foraker and Beveridge, Representatives Lina senor and MMoney, and other prominent figures. The gathering occurred during Tait's stop in Washington.
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Washington
Vel
Mogeetelt
White House
Willie W. Tait
Hie
Philippines
Wile Ingtod
Secrretary Shaw
Peotetany Boot
Apraker Metulemon
Foraker
Bode
Spooter
Valebanks
Hanne and
Beveridge
Lina Senor
Mmoney A. Couper
Dee Arthie PT
Dedstes
Presidint
Valduiveysne
Mes
Loman Abbott
Fire Panic Hits Convent in Mount Carpel Ma
An explosion of sulfur shattered a Life Convent of the Chunk of Gir Lady in Mount Carpel Ma. One inmate woke alive and opened a window as others were hindered. Gallagher, director, appeals to authorities amid the chaotic scene and danger.
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Mount Carpel
Elianibese
Laters of Charity
Matawr Gallagher
Unclear transport listing from New York to Southampton
Fragmentary wire service note lists routes and vessels between New York and Southampton via Liverpool and Naples. Mentions ports Newark Paul and Naples with uncertain dates and carriers.
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Cnclusive
Associated Row
New York
Uo Gables
Sy 2
Mapuliwlie
Husiys Wheln
Wreuioi Cietione Archyis Ladi
Naples
Explosion at Park Avenue subway work injures two in city hotel
An explosion of dynamite in rapid transit subway construction on Park Avenue between Forty first and Forty second streets sent a 30 pound rack fragment through the Grand Union hotel plate door, breaking several windows. Two people were injured by flying fragments but none seriously.
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Advocated For
New York
Park Wevenue
Porty-first
Forty-second
Grand Union Hotel
Terrible Trip Of A Coast Schooner
The coastwise schooner Charles Noble Simmons from Norfolk to Fall River was towed into port by the steamer Indian after a hurricane like gale froze the crew. Captain Green was knocked unconscious by wreckage, five crew members suffered frostbite, and the voyage ended with the vessel anchored off Fire Island before reaching port. The captain and crew were hospitalized at Stapleton.
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New York
Charles Noble Simmons
Norfolk
Fall River
Fire Island
Creed Revision Sessions Focus On Doctrinal Revisions
Philadelphia Feb. Sessions of the Presbyterian creed revision committee concentrated on a report from the textual revision sub committee. The body tentatively plans to revise the third chapter of the confession and certain sections on salvation of infants and good works. Sub committees are to prepare final forms, with reports expected Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Committee On
William H. Roberts
West
Inia
Disastrous Chicago Fire Destroys Varsity Building
A four story Varsity fut building at the southeast corner of Bixndeth Street and Ellis Avenue in Chicago burned this evening, causing about 200000 in losses. Firefighters saved most occupants but several workers were injured or burned. one firefighter, James Tilman, sustained a broken thigh, while others suffered burns from an explosion in a store inside the building. Owner Thomas Burns had the property insured.
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Chicago
Varsity
Bixndeth Street
Ellis Avenue
Chicago University
Alma
Humes
James Tilman
Sévold Stary
Hin
Robert Hartley
Suother Nieman
Poliken
John Coyle
Thomas Burns
Thie City
Heated Senate Debate on Philippine Policy and Treason Laws
The Senate and House clash over oleomargarine and Philippine tariff bills as Foraker defends revised statutes. Trials of sedition laws provoke sharp exchanges, with Hour and Talbert pressing concerns while Reedlin's resolution spurs debate on war era treason laws.
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Senator Foraker
Harnest
Henr
Oldest Northwestern Obituary Notice Returns to Pier
Fragmentary OCR text chronicles a long obituary in a Northern region publication. It notes the death of a 77 year old figure and hints at historic links, city and family naming conventions, and a ceremonial return of a body to a pier for burial or display.
Pensions Granted by Federal Office
Frail fragment from a Washington pension notice lists recipients such as Philipp Schweiter and others. The incomplete OCR mentions pensions granted, but many names and details are garbled, leaving unclear amounts, dates, and agencies involved.
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Pyeax
Wishington
GeeThilip Schweiter
Sia
Jas Teem
Unclear text item from historical newspaper page
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or names to summarize. content appears garbled with numerous nonsensical phrases and misread terms, no discernible persons organizations places or dates can be reliably identified.
Wan Feb 6 Peninsular Weather Update
Eastern peninsular forecast shows chilly Friday and Saturday with colder north portions. Winds from the south ease late, and rainfall potential remains low across coastal towns.
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Wan
Peninayl
Ows
Cloutinos Acul
Malik
Witels
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