Women's Vote Highlighted in Oklahoma County Seat Debate
In Washington Feb 15 the Senate debated an amendment by Mr Peffer Kansas to let women vote on locating county seats in Oklahoma. He argued women deserve public influence as in private life. The amendment was rejected 27 to 27 with the vice president voting aye.
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Senate
Interior
Blackburn
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Peffer
Kansas
Bland
Missouri
Masars. Rawlins
Dem. U T
Latime
Fight planned on Catty Hunk island postponed by rich backers
The Standard reports rich men who frequent Catty Hunk island intend to stage the Corbett Jaykeon fight there with bidders meeting offers and authorities in Gosnold reportedly leaning favorable. Excitement grows among local sports circles though details remain uncertain.
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Mass
Cattyhonk
Corbett
Jaykeon
Gosnold
Harry Dean Arrested in Lebanon for Doacanville Robbery
Harry Dean, detained in Lebanon on an Opic ion of involvement in the Doacanville robbery, was brought to Avrooxa and handed over to United States authorities. Investigators report he is a well known crook with many wanted charges, though federal authorities claim him for the Doacanville case.
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Avrooxa
Harry Dean
Lebanon
Tillard
Alora
Decaneville
Thiaaity
Sines
United States
Doacanaville
Mother Killed in Bandit Kidnap Attempt in Havana
In Havana on Monday bandits tried to abduct the youngest son of Senor Hernandez, owner of the Hidalgo estate Minas. Señora Hernandez intervened, shielding her child, and was fatally wounded. the child died and the mother soon died. A second son returned fire, killing one bandit. the others fled.
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Havana
Senor Hernandes
Hegleite” Entitement Minas
Senora Hernandes
Death of William Macraith Found at North Thirteenth Street
William A. Macraith 60 died of starvation in his Philadelphia home at 1209 North Thirteenth Street. Neighbors described him as uncommunicative and reclusive. A nearby worker reported the deteriorating sidewalk snow, prompting an officer to enter the house and discover the corpse on dirty mattresses.
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North Thirteenth Street
William A. Macraith
Macraith
Lefferts
Mac
Death Inferred From Elevation by Coroner
A coroner Dr Sidebottom or Sidebotham notes the impression of a death from elevation after a man was found with a pocketbook and a loaf in a kitchen area. The body showed signs suggesting suicide or accidental fall as per coroner’s office assessment.
London Anarchists Tied to Hotel Verminus Bombing
Paris bulletin reports Euile Henry accused of planning the cafe blast at the Hotel Verminus Monday night injuring twenty four. Authorities say the plot originated in London with twelve to thirteen conspirators including Henry, and Henry admits contact with De Paul Kaela sought by police over links to Vaillant.
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London
Howry
Paris
Euile Denry
Verminus
Hin
Wien
Henry
de Paul Kaela
Polles
Vaillant
Rescue Efforts Continue at Gaylord Mine in Ply mouth
Widespread collapse at the Gaylord mine traps thirteen men as rescuers push work from the No 4 Delaware and Hudson connection. A 100 man team uses the old mountain opening in hopes of reaching the entombed workers within days while air and debris impede progress. Superintendent Picton, himself trapped, is reported in danger as the Gaylord mine is described as ruined and permanently closed.
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Witkus-Banne
Plymouth
Vince Yedterdey
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Gaylord
Tomera
Picton
Von
Bridgeport Railway Union Split Weakened by Withdrawals
Five members quit the Bridgeport Sorfane Railway association in Bemorront Conn marking the first break among strikers. Two were expelled amid accusations of trying to sow dissatisfaction. Officials say the remaining members stand firm as the association plans to join the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America tonight.
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Conn
Bridgeport Sorfane Railway Association
Tewan
Apaosiation
Amalgamated Association of the Street Railway Eemployad of America
Tis
Medford Whale Feat and Various Legal Edicts Reported
A fragmentary 19th century wire style summary reports Medford whale feats, local temperance measures in Virginia, and a Cincinnati Hook event. It notes Robert Perry and others dying in Guilford, provides a jail release for a Chattanooga murder suspect, a San Antonio restoration project, and a Dubuque widow notice. It mentions a Windsor Locks cotton yard and San Francisco club expulsion hearing, plus a Morristown murder verdict and March sentencing.
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Hoston
Old Colony
Consolidated Railraw
Iiank
G. N. Hanson
Chattanooga
Pan
Abertif
Lubuque
J. R. Montgomery Company
Windsor Locks
Conn
San Francisco Preay Club
Wien
M. H. de Young
The
Chronicle
Alse
August Bergman
Juling
Morristown
N. J
Bergman
Maroli
New York Inquiry Finds Contract Laborers at Wanamaker's Lace Dept
Immigrant workers from Ireland Timmins Gallagher Curran and Vealy were employed in Wanamaker's lace department dated from December to last month. They arrived from Philadelphia, contracted for seven dollars weekly with board, funded through London based Donegal Industrial Fund, and paid by Wanamaker’s cashier Mrs Covla. A hearing continues as authorities plan prosecutions over alleged contract labor violations.
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New York
William Timmins
Gridget Gallagher
Hugh Feny
Laws
Owen Curren
Wanamaker's
Postmaater
Clon
Oral Wanamaker
Dnapweter
Bilis Iland
William Timmine
Bridget Gallagher
Lucea
Owen Curran
Wood Earver
Huch Vealy
Philadelphia
Europe
Ad Epokexman
Misnadall
County Donegal
Ireland
Donegal Industrial Fund
London
Timumint
Fimvel
Sol
United States
Mra
Ernest Hart
Liverpool
Omlat Poitatelpiia
Whitten
Wal
Hart
Wanamaker
Trelind Timmins
Death of an Anarchist Martial Bourdin in Greenwich Explosion
A man named Martial Bourdin was fatally injured by a premature explosion near Greenwich observatory after nightfall. English and French papers found on him, plus evidence from Autonomist club members, point to an anarchist plot with Bourdin as a conspirator. police investigate his life and the-sealed contacts as witnesses vanish. Police watch the Autonomist club on Trafalgar Street and a Windmill Street lodging as inquiries continue. Bourdin carried explosives and thirteen pounds in gold. his exact motive remains unclear.
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Martial Bourd
Keapers
Greenwich Park
London Bridge
Observatory
Seaman's
Martial Bourdin
Ansyuia
Bourdin
London
Autonomis Club
Traft On Atrest
Tottenham Court Road
Benardin
Greenwich
Windmill Street
Ankroblats
Greanwich
Fire Destroys State Normal School at Oneonta
The state normal and training school at Oneonta burned this morning. Opened in fall TH90. original cost about 114000, later increased by appropriations for improvements. About 950 normal students and 100 intermediate students were in attendance.
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Coorensions
N.Y
Oneonta
Boy Apparently Dead Recovery in Undertaker's Hands
A boy presumed dead was found alive when an undertaker arrived in Guilerre Pennsylvania on February 15 to prepare the body for burial. The unexpected recovery details remain unclear as authorities investigate how the error occurred.
Valuable Imported Horses Defrauding U S Government Case
Special Agent Smith investigates a scheme to underprice valuable horses imported from England through Portland Maine and other ports. The operation allegedly defrauded the government by undervaluing stock, with authorities tracing a red stallion shipment and estimating dozens of horses valued at about several hundred dollars each.
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Dosros
Trenary Department
New England
Undtel
England
Hangor
Ale
Vianeoboro
I Bo Bennett
Topolew
Smith
Insurgent Marie Fires On American Launch Near Rio Harbor
Aboard the Newark the launch carrying an American crew is attacked by the insurgent steamer Marie near Copacabana. Three shots miss. the crew lands sickness victims at a yellow fever hospital and the Newark sails to Montevideo for disinfection under Rear Admiral Benham.
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Rio Jango
Craser
Newark
Aéverel Aailora
Marie
United Press
Marte Yeaterday
Beliafus
Benham
Montevideo
Copacabanca
Pittsburgh area obits and weather from yesterday
Christopher Denmark at Leona Bradford county and Austin L Taggart of Montgomery county died at King of Prussia. George Haynes appeared with a mother in Syracuse in July 1804. Dhor Johnston of Entriken died of cold while seeking shelter. Iron fire at Brooke Iron Company injures Galvin Steeler James Heuer Elam Reider with Heuer fatally injured. Wyoming valley snow and Wilkes-Barre heavy snowfall with twelve to nineteen inches in many areas. Brigadier General Richard W Johnson and Miss A M Careon wed at home. George Slootman from Huntingdon county faced desertion charges. Jankin county court jurisdiction disputed. Medical Society hosts reception for Dr I G Me Cortulk of Williamsport in recognition of his work toward state medical board exams.
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Sonbury
George Haynes
Dane Harvey
Syracom
N.Y
Dohor T. Johnston
Brooke Tron Company
Far Wood
Birdabord
Galvin Steeler
Dame Poul James Hewer
Elam Reider
Sheeler
Wyoming Valley
Atari
Wilkes-Barre
Richard W. Jolinanrt
St Paul
Mit
Mies Due A
ML. Careon
Cutsangia
Tridey Houseatevening
Ceieral Johnson
Kentucky
United States Army
George Slootman
Huntingdon County
England
Simonton
Jwapkin County Court
Philadelphia
Hotel Metropole
I. G. Me Cortulek
Williamsport
Pennssylvania State Medical Society
Local whispers mix with reform talks at noon reception
The report notes a midday reception at the La house with attendees lingering. Congressman Hateh pledges rapid passage of his anti-option bill. Captain GT Beal, noted as the army’s only medical storekeeper, is slated for retirement and the office may cease. Jerry Simpson plans to back a bill granting Labor Commissioner Wright a recheck of the single tag theory in a city job. The Lighthouse guard questions 0.261 in lighting the Liberty statue, urging fund redirection. Postmaster Kiavell fights to keep periodicals out of second class status.
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Hateh
GT. Beal
Jerry Simpson
Wright
Wielo
New Series U S Bond Denominations $50 $1000 Issued
The First Lot Delivered to the Treasury from the Printer includes 1400 bonds of $50 $1000 denominations. The bonds feature a new design with Thomas H Menton vignette, Treasury seal, and J Furn Tillman signature forthcoming. Coupons for three months interest accompany each bond.
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Wasamanosx
Atlient
Bureau of Engraving and Print
Ing
Treasury
Thomas H. Menton
Treasury Goal
J. Fount Tillman
Register of the Treasury
Tuitiala
AT. Hantington
Train attack leaves two wounded after revolver fire
A report states a man fired several shots at a train car, wounding one passenger. Two assailants then drew revolvers and fired at another group aboard, prompting the victims to flee the train.
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Hieit Revolvera Weil
Officers Elected at Meeting in Hartinburg Yesterday
The meeting in Hartinburg yesterday elected officers for the coming year. Grand master Joel Baby Lancaster and other high ranking officers including deputy grand master William T. Carton Norristown and illustrious grand master AH McKillip Bloomsburg were named. Representatives from various state mascular bodies attended from many cities.
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Hariisting
Royal
Selegud
Marvin Wilj
Thera Ieers
Joel 8
Baby
Lancaster
William T. Carton
Norristown
AH. McKillip
Bloomeburg
Thowman
Millehough
William Sport
Dvsoen
Moser Heirs Clash Over Million Estate in Pa
John Afossi nephew of Hawkhardt Moser, said to be heirs to about 15 million dollars, was removed from his home by officers amid claims of illegal detention by the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co. Litigation over the estate is before Schuylkill county courts as heirs seek realization of supposed wealth.
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John Moser
Hazieray
John Afossi
Hawkhardt Moser
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Moser
Coal Company
Schuylkill County
Connecticut Democratic circular seeks funds from federal workers
Several weeks ago a circular from the Connecticut Democratic State Central Committee asked federal and state officials for campaign funds. It demanded a graduated assessment of 4 to 10 percent, based on the official’s salary. The civil service commission is investigating who received the circular and whether any officials are government officers. Possession or distribution of such political circulars by government employees is punishable by fine and imprisonment. Henry Goddard, U.S. collector at Bridgeport, is named due to his committee ties, though not proven to have sent the circular.
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Wasiusaros
Democratic State Central Committee
Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
United States Treasury
Connecticut State Central
Henry Goddard
United States
Bridgeport
Goddard
Decision of the French Court in His Wife's Suit
The Fourth Diei chamber ruled the French court incompetent to hear Princess Colonna's suit for separation and child custody against Prince Colonna. It provisionally awarded custody to the father, asserting the court lacked jurisdiction since he is an Italian citizen.
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Pans
Colonna
Mis
John W. Mackay
Prince Colonna
Fire devastates East Spring dry goods store and tenements
A blaze at Jour, Witter & Co. dry goods on East Spring street and adjoining tenement houses caused an estimated 40,000 in damage. The fire started in the basement most likely from a furnace and spread overnight. Joseph Lorgman barely escaped. a wall collapse injured three firemen.
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Coumees
Whale Vale
Jour
Witter & Go
East Spring Street
Joseph Lorgman
Hou
Pool Tournament Delivers Hard Fought Matches in Feb 1
In a Feb 1 pool event at Keogh and Wilson faced strong opposition. Keogh led early but Wilson challenged, reaching 6 to 4. A separate match between Sherman and Dougherty became a tense battle with Sherman ultimately winning 15 to 1 as both players pushed for victory.
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Pinhapranina
Wilson
Keogh
Sherman
Dougherty
Fromm
Interesting Developments At Commission Meeting In Hamusiona
Tomorrow night in Hamusiona Pennsylvania the Soldiers Orphans Schools commission will hold a session noted for its potential drama A commission member accuses bribery in site selection for the State industrial colony The accused denies the charge and counters that the accuser seeks money for a vote The dispute is expected to be aired fully at the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamusiona
Soldiers’ Orphans Schools Commission
Romlen
Commission
Industrial Cohon
Convention of District No 2 United Mine Workers Adjourns
The February 15 1905 convention in Altoona Pennsylvania adjourned after approving a resolution favoring a broad miners strike while opposing local walkouts. Officers elected to the executive board include District master workman Thomas A Bradley Lilly Cambria County and others from Jefferson and Hastings counties.
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Altoona
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas A. Bradley
Lilly
Cambria County
V. Henderton
H Moutedale
Ohio Governor and Grow Greeted in Oil City Welcome
Governor McKinley of Ohio and Hon. Gam Neha Grow Republican candidate for congressman at large were the guests of honor in Oil City. At Oil City hall they received a royal welcome with loud cheers and calls for growth as the next president. Both addresses were frequently interrupted by applause.
Bold Attempt of Two Negroes to Rob Passenger on Train
Two black men attempted a robbery on the 11 40 o'clock Fort Wayne road train after it left the Union depot. As the train neared the Sixteenth Street bridge the suspects entered a day coach and struck a passenger near the door. A passenger cluster forced the assailants to desist while others intervened.
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Pawengere
Cooado
Pawengera
Fort Wayne Road
Anion Depot
Piabetiger
Obscure obituary notices mingle names across nations and towns
A jumbled list of deaths and statuses includes Miles for Brien in Dorinantown, Mrs William J Magie of Filgabeth, Sir William Strouse a chaplain in Jeffersonville Ital, and Kee ney aboard the ranger at La Union Salvador. Other entries mention Mrs Daniel B Dyer of Abington and Robert UL Gh Mantington from Chicago, with diverse locales and titles.
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Miles
Brien
Dorinantown
Mra
William J. Magie
Filgabeth
N.d
Supreme Justice
Magie
Prince Edward Ueland
Charlottetown
William Strouse
Jeffersonville
Ital
Burgeon
Damon P. Keeney
U.S ON
Ranger
la Union
Salvador
Abington
Daniel B. Dyer
John Monroe & Co
Conta Rica
Robert UL Gh Mantington
Lonimeociation
Chicago
Weather Sketch for Eastern Pennsylvania Weekend
A rough forecast notes fair conditions in eastern Pennsylvania with northwest winds and warmer Saturday. Northwest winds persist with improving temps except near Lake Erie where cold pockets may linger in the northern portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnredtom
Pensylvania
Finley’s Reduction Sale Highlights This Week
A brief notice notes Finley’s store conducted a reduction sale during the past week. It mentions discounted merchandise and timing. No additional details or dates are provided in the readable text.
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MR. Grow
Mr. Peffer
Corbett and Jackson
William Macraith
W Philadel
Phia Miser
Medford
Virginia
Methodinte
Cincinnati
Robert Perry
Meer
Guilipolis
Boston
Vermouth
Oneonta Training Institution
Undaertaker
GiuLerre
Undataker
Nathan
John Kingslant
Uncle Sam
Rio Janeiro
Commonwealth
Yeaterday
Pennsylvania
Christopher Denmark
Leona
Bradford County
Austin L.taggart
Montgomery County
King of Prussia
Capitol Corridor
Tes la House
Kiavell
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Convention OF Masons
Officiea
Hartinburge
Connecticut State Democratic Committee
Columbus
Scranton
Mine Workers
Grow and
M’kinley
Oi City
Weather Forecast
Finley
Linen Department
Ask
Marion
Lackawanna Ave
Chas A Schieren & CO
H. A. Kingsbury
Spruce St
WJ. Weichel
Arcade
Wyoming
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