Prison Break at McNeill’s Island Convicts Escape
Eleven inmates escaped from the Unit penitentiary on McNeill’s Island after digging a hole through the wall and boiler room access. Guards and marshals, aided by Marines, hunted the island while a large force patrolled the grounds. Rewards offered and fear of outside help raise tension as captures continue.
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Isthmian Canal Commission backs Panama route
The president this afternoon sent to Congress the Isthmian canal commission’s unanimous recommendation favoring the Panama route for the United States. The Isthmian canal report is unanimous.
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Tennessee River Improvement Memorial Presented in House
A delegation from the Tennessee River and Improvement Association appeared before the House Rivers and Committee urging the necessity for Tennessee River improvement. They presented a memorial calling for an appropriation of one and a half dollars.
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Fire destroys Trinity Episcopal Church in Seattle
A morning blaze gutted Trinity Episcopal Church and the rectory on Highth Avenue Seattle destroying the church building, organ, memorial windows and furnishings. Firefighters contained spread to the rectory while the cause is suspected electrical wiring. parishioners and leaders vow to rebuild as fundraisers and a post fire meeting proceed.
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Battle in Panama Bay Tangles Warring Vessels
News dispatches report a naval battle in Panama Bay with six vessels involved. Government and rebel ships exchange fire as land forces fortify positions. several ships including the Laurata are sunk or on fire. The Philadelphia and other authorities monitor the engagement from nearby.
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International speed and figure skating championship at Davos Platz
Skaters from Austria France Germany Sweden Holland and others compete Saturday in Davos Platz for speed events 500 1500 5000 10000 meters and figure events including pair skating Interscholastic speed races and a 600 meter girls race Mike Davidson of Newberg NC represents the United States as reigning U S fancy skating champion and is favored to win her class first prize.
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Liquor War Targets Seattle Grocers and Delis
Seattle Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association seeks arrests of seven grocery and delicatessen proprietors for selling liquor in quantities under a gallon in violation of city ordinances. The group plans to move against druggists, claiming between $200 and $600 “fees” create unfair competition and vows to prosecute all noncompliant dealers.
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Liquor War Looms After Warrant Servings Across District
Detective Charlie Phillips served seven warrants on men charged in Saturday's complaints. Investigators report evidence against many drug stores showing whiskey available in all but a few shops. Wholesalers threaten counter action against retailers over Sunday and early morning closing ordinances.
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Anxiety Over Missing Grant Transport With Taft
In Cincinnati on January 20 anxiety grew over the US transport Grant not yet arrived in San Francisco with Judge Taft aboard. By noon in San Francisco no word had been received. delay blamed on a foul bottom.
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Vaccination Favored by Local Physicians Says Report
Local physicians show strong support for vaccination as essential in public health. The survey highlights high approval among practitioners and calls for continued emphasis on immunization efforts in the community.
Medical Opinions On Vaccination Risks And Benefits
Local doctors surveyed by The Star share views on vaccination amid samalipox outbreaks. Dr Carrel cites two thirds believing in vaccines, no real danger when properly administered, and that vaccination reduces smallpox severity. Dr Merkel values prevention, while other physicians note minor risks from incompetent administration but no overall danger. Overall, experts favor vaccination as a life-saving preventive with caveats for proper technique.
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Vaccination Considered Very Effective Against Smallpox
The report quotes Dr Weg and other physicians praising vaccination as a preventive for smallpox. They state vaccination is widely supported, usually effective, and reduces disease severity or prevents it entirely. Experts note rare cases of injury if vaccine purity or administration fail, but immunity persists years after vaccination with milder illness if exposed later.
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Senate Debates Philippines Tariff Bill and Franking Privilege
Senator Allison returns to the floor after the holidays and is greeted on re election. Senator Lodge reports the Philippine tariff bill and plans quick passage with debate. Rawlins submits a minority cub bill to modify import taxes. The majority favors 75 percent of Dingley rates with further reductions on taxed exports. The Senate passes the House bill granting franking privileges to Mrs McKinley.
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Reconcentrado order issued by Gen Bell in Luzon
Washington D C Jan 20 A copy of the reconcentrado order issued by Gen Bell commanding the department of Southern Luzon was received. It requires natives to surrender movable food supplies by a set date or face confiscation or destruction of property. Bell says the measure aims to starve insurgents who would endure endless fighting if food supported them.
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Robbery Case Tied to Valet in New York Mansions
New Orleans man says his former valet Thomas Manners stole jewelry worth 65000 dollars from his New York and White Plains residences. The suspect, identified as BEdourd Kern, showed no visible distress when confronted by his former employer and will be sent to New York for further proceedings.
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