De Lome resigns. cabinet accepts lette r of dismissal
Madrid and Washington report Senor Dupuy de Lome has resigned as Spain's minister to the United States. The cabinet accepted the resignation, and the first secretary will handle legation affairs. Spain aims to secure Washington's approval before naming a successor.
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United States
Woodford
Spain
de Lome
Washington
Senor de Lome
Madrid
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Mirieter
Senor Canalejas
Cabinet Council
Senor Sagastn
Associated Press
Civb
Ce Lome
State Department
Woolford
Dupuy de Lome
Senor Murhaga
Senor de Lume
Havana
la Tacha
Senor Dupuy de Lone
Benor de Lome
New York
Horatio Rubens
Aid
Sagasta
la Correspondencia de Spank
Senor Muruaca
Ki Heraldo de Madrid
Americana
Congress
el Correo
Havans
Buccaneer
Naval Department
Cuba
Dubourdie
Barrios Assassinated in Guatemala City Night
Official confirmation from Guatemala City via United States minister reports President Barrios was shot and killed at 8 o'clock while walking with two military aides near the palace. The assassin died while fleeing. Manuel Estrada Cabrera has been proclaimed constitutional successor and the country reports quiet.
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Washington
Barrios
State Department
Cabie
United States
Hunter
Guatemala City
Manuel Estrada Cibera
San Francisco
Narrog
Dourrios
Revolutionary Party
Acapulco
Central American
Guatemala
Family in Ohio asphyxiation tragedy at home
Cleveland report says Morris Abitieky, wife, seven children found unconscious at 279 Forest Street after coal gas from a broken burner filled the Mining room. Mrs Abitieky and daughter Bertha in critical condition. others expected to recover.
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Cleveland, O
Morris Abiiteky
Forest Street
Senator Hanby Dead In Dover Area
Senator Robert J. Hanby longtime Addicks Republican leader in Delaware died suddenly at his home in Holly Oak near Wilmington on February 10. He had been a prominent figure in state politics and party organization.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert J. Hanby
Addicks
Delaware
Hotly Oak
Dela
Japan to keep Wei Hai Wei as permanent foothold in Asia
Reports from Pekin and Washington discuss Japan’s plan to retain Wei Hai Wei after peace terms. Indemnity payments totaling hundreds of millions taels are described, with five remaining annual installments. The move aims to secure a lasting Japanese presence on the Asian mainland.
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Japan
Asiatic
Port Arthur
Paris
Foreign Office
Peking
China
Weil Hai Wei
Washington
Wei Hai Wei
Wei Hail Wei
Legation
Asia
Russia
Rusia
Germany
France
Jian Tung
League of Wheelmen Elects Potter President at St Louis Meeting
The National Assembly of the League of American Wheelmen elected Jayne Potter of New York as president with 219 votes to 107 for George D. Gideon. Officers include first vice president Thomas J. Keenan of Pennsylvania and second vice president E. N. Hines of Michigan. Reports show 1817 membership and healthy finances, with rail and transport issues discussed.
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W. K K. Tucker
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Keenan
Pitte~burg
Sterling Elliott
Keenan
Philadelphia
Providence
National Assembly
Mott
Racing Board
J. E B. Corser
Allentown
League
Massachusetts
Rhode
Treasury
Bulletin
Albert Mott
Committee On Transportation
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Florida
Chicago
St. Louie
New England
Cammgittee
Luetgert Blasts Jury After Not Guilty Verdict
Adolph Luetgert in Chicago denounces the jury as cowards and a cowardly verdict after a not guilty finding. Attorney Harmon seeks 30 days to file a motion for a new trial, alleging juror bias and possible perjury.
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Harmon
Luetgert
Gary
Ume
Pittsburg Fire Kills Eleven and Destroys Property
Pittsburg reports eleven dead, twenty seven missing, eighteen injured from last night’s wall collapse and blaze. Insurance estimates reach 1.5 million with up to 1 million in coverage as fire crews search debris and aid prompts from Mayor Ford. Names of dead and missing include police lieutenant A J Berry and others. losses span W A Hoveler & Co and Chautauqua Ice Company properties with substantial uninsured damage.
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Pittsburg
A. J. Berry
Joan Mhanna
William Scott
JR Stanley Stirz
John Dwyer
George Loveless
Albert A. Wolf
Thomas Claffey
William L. Wallet Arenstin
John Beatt
Chautauqua Ice Company
Walla
Ford
W. A. Hoveler & Co
Chautauqua Tee Company
Union Storage Company
Poisoning Srooms Hit Washington Boarding House
Poisoning struck a large boarding house at 216 East Capitol Street. Twenty six boarders and servants became ill after dinner with several still severely affected. Representatives Bodine and Lloyd of Missouri were among the ill but upright today. Mrs Lloyd and her two children remain in bed. Doctors cannot yet determine the cause.
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Washington
East Capitol Street
Bodine
Lloyd
Missouri
Hanlon Denounces Rowdy Play in Baltimore
Baltimore manager Ed ward Hanlon voices firm opposition to foul language and prolonged kick plans on the field. He supports league rules prohibiting fines but seeks a clear line between aggressive play and rowdyism, insisting his players not be made dummies.
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Baltimore
Edward Hanlon
Baltimore Baseball Club
Fall from Bridge Ends Harrisburg Man’s Life
John G. Gunder, aged about years, fell from the railroad bridge into the creek below in the evening and was killed instantly. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Natal
Harrisburg
John G. Gunder
Bear Mallfix
Thin County
Morning News Briefs Span War Warns and Trials
The morning edition reports a warm, fair spell with variable winds and notes the resignation of a Spanish minister. It covers an Asian foothold update, Klondike relief hurdles, a Pittsburgh fire with eleven dead and twenty-seven missing, and a quiet day at the Martin trial. Also mentions mayoral approval of a Wyoming Avenue extension and local notices about sickness, arson, and YMCA horses.
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de Lome
Asia Main
Klondike
Pittsburg
Fruit Affair Settled With Germany Over Exclusion
Secretary of state reports to the senate on the Berlin talks about American fruit bans. He says U S actions protected exporting interests and admissions to Germany are secured except where the San Jose scale is found on fruit or in packing.
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Washington
Secretary of State
Senate
Sherman
Department
Berlin
Germany
San Jose
Zolas trial advances with calm court room and witness remarks
Paris reports a tranquil session as Major Paty du Clam refused to answer on secrecy. General Pellieux testified on Esterhazy and Picquart actions, declaring some accusations unfounded while praising acquittal and urging government calm amid European interest.
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Paris
Zola
Paty du Clam
General Pellieuz
Dreyfus
Esterhazy
Mathieu Dreyfus
M. Scheurer- Keetner
Pellleux
Plequart
Bordereau
Pellieux
Picquart
M. Dupuy
M. Laborie
M. Thevenett
M. Zola
M. Thevendt
Esterhagy
Europe
Buckley Attacked by Poisoning From Canned Corn
The Rev Dr J M Buckley editor of the New York Christian Advocate arrived in Pittsburg from New York and fell ill after eating canned corn on a train. After several hours of intense suffering he recovered and the illness was attributed to the canned corn.
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Pittsburg
J M. Buckley
New York Christian Advocate
New York
Ohio bribery charges prompt subpoenas for named officials
Columbus Feb 10 Chairman Burke of the senatorial investigating committees issued subpoenas calling Senator Hanna Major Dick Major Rathbone Harry M. Dougherty and H. D. Hollenbeck before the committee The individuals named Hanna Major Dick and Major Rathbone were mailed the subpoenas They are not in the state and attendance cannot be compelled but the move offers a chance to appear before the committee before the report is prepared.
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Columbus
Burke
Senatorial Investigating Committees
Hanna
Major Dick
Major
G. Rathbone
Harry M. Dougherty
D. Hollenbeck
Major Rathbone
Sound Steamboat Nutmeg State Aground at Bridgeport Light
The Sound steamboat Nutmeg State of the Bridgeport Steamboat Co ran aground in mud off the float beacon light near 2 a m. It backed off about 4:30 and returned to the city unharmed, to make its regular trip to New York tonight.
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Bridgeport
Conn
The
Sound
Bridgeport Steamboat Company
New York
Weather forecast for the middle states and New England
In the middle states and New England today fair to partly cloudy and slightly warmer. Fresh variable winds mainly southeasterly and southerly. Possible rain squalls on western and northern districts and along coasts at night.
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New York
Middle States
New England
Canada Hesitates on Escort for Relief Expedition
Washington notes Canadian authorities may bar U S troops from accompanying relief to gold country. A dispute centers on escort terms and free entry for supplies. Officials recall prior understandings with Mr Sifton and Sir Julian Paunceforte and urge clear agreement before the expedition proceeds.
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Washington
United States
Meiklejohn
War Department
Sifton
Canada
Burning of Seminole Indians case heats in Oklahoma
Preliminary hearing for P. Smith W. H. Davis and Ed Nix on conspiracy to burn Seminole Indians opens before Commissioner Galbraith. Nix is related to ex marshal Nix and Davis runs Earlboro Plain People. Eleven held for trial including two preachers. Witness Harry Brown says Indians were guarded and fires built. Glover identifies Smith claiming plans to burn Indians at Maud. About twenty culprits surrender at Tecumseh.
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Shawnes
O. T
P. Smith
W. H
Davis
Ed. Nix
Indiana
McGelly
Simpson
Galbraith
Nix
United States
Davia
Earlboro Plain
Harry Brown
Lavarda House
J. M. Glover
Karlboro
Smith
Maud
Bission
Tecumseh
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League OF Wheelmen
MR. Potter
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Tolay
Ole Rausie
Mulky
Gilroy
Supreme Court
George Newman
Philadelphia Gas Company
William Doran
William Finch
Eward Donnelly
Chris 8Cheriver
James P. Morrison
James Moxan
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grandtown
D. BF. Weckerly
George Gerry
Samuel McLaughlin
Jacob Booth
Jack Farrell
George McDonald
Penn Avenue
May McFaden
Mulberry Alley
Hanlon
Martin
Foreign Service
Marine Gardens
Bahamas
Olehofski
Wyoming Avenue
Y. M
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Pellieuz
J. M. Buckley
Ohio
Hannan
the Herald
Mitting
Meikton John
Mr. Sifton
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