American Warship Mohican To Visit Samoan Islands
Washington reports the Mohican, converted to a training ship, will sail to Apia to reinforce American interests in Samoa. Churchill cited native distrust due to lack of a warship and urged negotiations with Britain and Germany to adjust the tri party governance. He warned aid withdrawal could lead to German and British control.
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Washington
American Bay
Churchill
State Day
Samoa
Arizona
Apia
London
Serlin
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Powder Trust Attacked by Investigations
San Francisco report says a world powder trust binds eastern and western hemispheres since 1897. California powder makers are named in the pooling agreement, with a move to enjoin the "combination in restraint of trade" by state and federal prosecutors after recent coal company actions.
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San Francisco
Avorld
California
United States
Foote
Morrow
Proposals Opened for Government Armor Plant Site
Twenty nine bids were filed at the navy department for a government armor plant including site, machinery and buildings. Many offer sites with conditions, listing Detroit Marinette Cha Mich Winthrop Harbor Dock Co Chicago Waukegan Peoria and Marinette Wis with a free site offer if a $100,000 dock is built. Huntington West Virginia chamber proposes a complete plant package for 3 326 million dollars including site and buildings.
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Washington
Navy Department
Detroit
Marinette and Cha
Mich
Winthrop Harbor and Dock Company
Chitago
Waukegan
Peoria
Marinette
Wis
Huntington
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce
Well Known Author Julia C R Dorr Critically Ill at Home
Julia C R Dorr, famed author and poet, is critically ill at her home in Vermont. Family members from across the country have gathered at her bedside. she authored fiction works, travel books, and poetry that appeared in popular magazines.
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Julia C. R. Dorr
Retland
Vermont
Ktutland
Julia
K. Dore
Ivading
Libel Verdict Favors St. Louis Republic Case
In St Louis on February 2 a jury ruled in favor of the Republic in the libel suit brought by Charles Bo Stark. The judge instructed that a public body or its agents may not engage in corrupt lobbying and that truthful reporting remains protected, despite Stark claiming damage from the paper’s assertions.
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St. Louis Republic
Charles Lo Stark
St. Louis
Charles Bo Stark
The
Republic
Stark
Jefferson City
Anarchists in Free Fight Ends in Batlle at Bordeaux
A Bordeaux meeting on the Dreyfus case led by M Millevoye sparked an uproar between socialists and anarchists. A riot broke out, one anarchist was expelled and badly injured, and police dispersed the crowd.
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Bordeaux
M. Millevoye
Dreyfus
Markets Report Mixed and Sparse Across Regions
Sioux City and Chicago posts show mixed cattle and grain activity with receipts varying from 600 to 11,000 at Chicago and Omaha areas. Quotations drift for wheat corn and oats. livestock prices hover steady amid light to moderate demand. overseas markets in Liverpool close lower on cash and futures.
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Chicago
South
Opal
South Omaha
St. Alurket
Nicaragua Concession Debate Hits Canal Prospects
New York report cites US Nicaragua dispute over concessions for railways and ships that could rival the proposed maritime canal. Senator Morgan of Alabama argues Nicaragua lacks legal right to grant such rights to foreign firms and backs American-led canal construction with strong congressional support.
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New York
LA Herald
Washington
Nicaragua
United States
A Terriine Company
Herald
Morgan
Alabama
Allas Company
Canal Company
Menniey
Congress
Canal Commission
Suffering of Fishermen and Families in Newfoundland Crisis
The Portia arrived after a four day delay due to pack ice off Newfoundland. Desperate conditions caused exposure and starvation among hundreds in Lepast and nearby towns. The Virginia was sent with relief but blocked by ice and later released. St Johns faced impassable streets and suspended rail traffic as food prices soared beyond many.
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New Memesthrid
New York
Portia
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Aifax
Urat
Virginia
Tazht
Striking Cotton Mill Workers Return Home to Canada and England
An exodus of cotton mill strikers from New Bedford, Massachusetts, begins as many French-Canadians return to Canada and Lancashire workers head to England. Some rely on aid from the town's poor department while others seek work and higher wages abroad. The trend challenges local assumptions about pay and living costs, with English workers choosing mills in England at $7.59 to $8 weekly plus housing and meals cheaper than in New Bedford.
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New Jimnpshire
Canana
Hagland
New Bedford
Mass
Jon
Canada
Poor Department
Tabor
England
French Sympathy Grows for Cuban Cause in Paris and New York
Dr. Sanchez Age raukohte, surgeon general of the Cuban insurgents, arrived from Europe with 15,000 raised in Paris for the Cuban cause. In New York the report notes strong French public sentiment backing Cuban success, as Dr. Agremonte cites.
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Agremonte Comox Prom Laris
Whetzenis
New York
Sanchez Ageraukohte
Europe
Paris
Apramonte
Cardinal Moran condemns Irish rebellion centenary celebration
London reports Cardinal Moran of New South Wales vows to oppose the centenary centenary of the Irish rebellion. He calls the 1793 uprising a crime and blunder by government and Irish participants and predicts the Sydney passenger ship to Ireland will carry few emigrants. He argues centenary celebrations mislead and dishonor Ireland's history.
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London
Cardinal Moran
New South Wales
Sydney
Ireland
Teller Resolution Dominates Early House Debates
In Washington on January 31 the House clerk preceded the Teller resolution passed by the Senate with applause from Democrats. General debate on the District of Columbia appropriation bill touched on Cuban, Hawaiian, tariff, and other topics. Debate centered on whether to refer the Teller resolution to Ways and Means or act immediately, with strong calls for prompt action to answer the Senate.
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House
Washington
Senate
Greece
District of Columbia
Dingley
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
John 1
Tniliana
Earthquake Shakes Tehuantepec Mexico City Area
Residents of Tehuantepec reported a Thursday evening and Friday early morning quake that damaged a dozen shacks and caused panic. No injuries were reported, but subterranean rumbles and a rising haze accompanied the seismic activity, which the federal commission has studied as part of a coastal Oaxaca disturbance.
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Sehuantepec
Tehuantepec
Mexico
Oaxaca
Rewark
Actors Press Union Plan Against Unethical Managers
A group of legitimate actors from the Actors Society of America proposes forming a union to protect members from unscrupulous managers. They seek a charter from the National Alliance of Stage Employes, which includes actors, carpenters, and related trades. Fifty times more context follows about votes, pay, rehearsals, and a proposed lien on box receipts.
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New York
Actor's Society of America
National Alliance of Stage Employes
Alliaces
Steric Artists
Stave Carpenters
Actors’ Society
Reynolds
The
V Votors’ Society
Griss
Kurds On The Warpath In Armenian Front
Vienna reports Kurdish forces devastate Armenian villages near Russian vilayets amid Armenian retaliation. The article notes complete anarchy in Asiatic Turkish provinces and escalating hostilities in the region.
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Russian Vilayets
Vienna
Turkes
Curious odds and ends mix of ads and notes from era
A jumble of fragmentary ads and notices from a past issue. It references praise for patent medicines, seed catalogs, a prize for new names, notes on a St Louis light company, a joke writer in New York, and a Kansas City man’s humor, plus a Penobscot girl Lucy Nicolar's biography and talents.
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Kansas City
New York
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Salter Seed Co
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LaCrosse
Light Brigade
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Aiso Company
Warren, Pa
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Lucy Nicolar
Joseph Nicolar
Markea
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Cata
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Sirenjar
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Camaan
NF Rogeirg
Ned Napa
Morris
Petty
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Aon
Kay
Li. J. Kay
Cutler
T At & CO
Tops
Haffalo
Rex
ST. Jacobs Oil
Sapolio
Tomy de Saline Bred CO
Fachmarel
Sioux City Printing CO
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