American Warship Mohican to Visit Samoa for Protection
Washington reports the Mohican, converted to a training ship, will be sent to Samoan waters to support American interests. Former Consul General Churchill urged a show of force after Native insults toward American representatives, aiming to gain native respect and possibly renegotiate tri party treaty terms.
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Washington
American Bay
Churchill
State Day
Samoa
Arizona
Apia
Congal Churchill
London
Berlin
United States
Germiany
Great Britain
Powder Trust Attacked by Authorities in Explosive Trade
San Francisco reports the examiners say a world powder trust binds eastern and western hemispheres since 1897. California makers are named among pool participants. prosecutors seek injunction as a restraint of trade. Foote and federal officials review the alleged organization and methods.
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San Francisco
California
United States
Foote
Morrow
Bids On Armor Plant Include Donated Sites
In Washington on February 1 the Navy opened 79 bids for a government armor plant covering site, machinery, and buildings. Several offers propose donated sites contingent on the plant location, including Detroit, Marinette, Caha, Winthrop Harbor, and Dock Co in Chicago. A Marinette Wisconsin proposal includes a free site if a 2,000,000 dock is built into the lake. Huntington West Virginia reports a chamber of commerce offer to finance the complete plant for 3,326,000 dollars including site and buildings.
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Naval Department
Washington
Navy Department
Detroit
Marinette and
Illness Shocks Esteemed Author Julia C R Dorr in Rutland
Mrs Julia C R Dorr renowned author and poet is critically ill at her Rutland Vermont home. Family members from across the country have gathered at bedside. Dorr wrote fiction travel volumes and poetry popular in magazines and serials.
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Julia C. R. Dorr
Rutland
Vermont
Seseral
Idading
Jury rules for newspaper in libel suit against St. Louis Republic
The jury found in favor of the defendant St. Louis Republic in the libel suit filed by Charles B. Stark. Stark, former attorney of an old school, claimed damages claiming the paper accused a corrupt lobby opposes reform measures at Jefferson City.
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St. Louis Republic
Charles L. Stark
St. Louis
Charles B. Stark
The
Republic
Stark
Jefferson City
Spencer
Ant
Anarchists in Free Fight at Bordeaux Meeting
A Bordeaux meeting on the Dreyfus case sparked an uproar among socialists and anarchists. M Millevoye attacked Jews, provoking a brawl. One anarchist was expelled and badly injured as police dispersed the crowd.
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Bordeaux
M. Millevoye
Dreyfus
Markets Report of Sioux City and Midwest Prices
Sioux City and Midwest markets show hogs mixed and steady, cattle steady, and sheep steady across several wholesale centers. Chicago and Minneapolis quotations list mixed to steady hog and cattle prices, with grain futures and provisions showing small shifts in cash quotes and futures, while Liverpool closes lower on wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Concessions on Nicaragua Canal Spark Debate
Senator Morgan argues Nicaragua cannot grant rail or steamship concessions that would compete with the maritime canal during the ninety nine year term. He cites concession terms and says the United States will back canal construction with American capital as prospects grow brighter.
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New York
Herald
Washington
LE Nicaragua
United States
Maritime Company
Nicaragua
Friends of the Canal
Morgan
Alibami
Allas Company
Government of
Canal Company
McWinney
Congress
Canal Commission
Suffering of Fishermen and Families in Newfoundkind
The Portia arrived from St Johns Newfoundland after four days at sea and a harrowing ice entrapment. News reports hundreds of fishermen and their families dying from exposure and hunger as relief efforts falter. The Canadian ship Virginia towed supplies but ice conditions forced its return. St Johns faced a blizzard and severe hardship with impassable streets and skyrocketing food prices.
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New York
Portia
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Ualifas
Liab
Virginia
All
Johns
Ounless
Strikers Return Home From New Bedford Strike
A New Bedford strike widens as many French Canadian workers leave for Canada and Lancashire families head back to England seeking work and higher pay. Some appeal to the poor department for aid, while others plan to return to cotton mills in England at about seven and a half dollars weekly with cheaper housing and meals.
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We Hogland
New Bedford
Mass
Canada
Poor Department
Alleen
England
Newda
French People Sympathize With Cuban Insurgents
Dr Agramonte arrives from Paris with funds for the Cuban cause. He reports 15000 francs raised in Paris and says French public sentiment favors the insurgents succeeding.
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Agramonte
Paris
New York
Sanchez Agramonte
Europe
Agramonite
Frances
Cardinal Moran blasts Irish centenary rebellion celebration
London reports Cardinal Moran of New South Wales declares the centenary celebration of the Irish rebellion to be banned. He says the 98 movement was a crime and blunder and opposes a shipload of Irish Australians leaving Sydney in April.
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London
Cardinal Moran
New South Wales
Sydney
Ireland
Teller Resolution Stirs House in Washington Jan 31
The House opened with the Teller resolution from the Senate drawing cheers from Democrats. Members debated broadly during District of Columbia appropriation discussion, touching Cuban, Hawaiian questions and tariffs. Debate on action divided between immediate floor move and committee reference, aiming to answer the Senate.
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House
Washington
Louse
Senate
District of Columbia
Dingley
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Johnson
Indiana
Earthquakes Shake Tehuantepec City in Oaxaca Region
Dozens of shocks were felt in Tehuantepec Thursday evening into Friday morning causing alarm among residents. Subterranean rumbles were heard with a dust haze rising as crowds remained uninjured. Authorities note focused activity in a recently studied seismic zone and report continuing offshore quakes along Oaxaca coast with locals speculating about a possible emerging island.
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Tehuantepec
Mexico
Federal Government
Oaxaca
Union Seeks Protection by Forming Actors Guild
A proposed union of high class actors, mostly from the Actors' Society of America, aims to join the National Alliance of Stage Employes to shield performers from unscrupulous managers. About 1,200 members voted. 760 favored, 160 opposed. They cite shortened seasons, unpaid rehearsals, and costume costs, seeking support to secure a lien on box receipts via legislation.
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New York
Actor's Society of America
National Alliance of Stage Employes
National Alliance of Stage Fainpfoyes
Actors’ Society
Reynolds
The
Actors’ Eiety
Kurds On The Warpath In Armenian Villages
Reported Kurdish forces devastate Armenian villages near Russian vilayets as Armenians retaliate. The Asiatic provinces of Turkey are described as in complete anarchy amid the fighting.
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Russian Vilayets
Vienna
Turkey
My Pets and Other Oddities From a 19th Century Page
A collage of short items from a newspaper page. It notes family pets from various places including Hong Kong Japan and Ireland, a Danish tasting remark, a drink advertisement, a Mother Gray remedy claim, a playful ad about new seed names, and local notices about a Penobscot Indian girl Lucy Nicolar with talents in cycling piano and crafts. The tone is compact and varied with multiple fragments.
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Lewiston
Jaey Nicolar
Joseph Nicolar
Markeall
Lucy
Oldtown High School
Swacy
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Tuluth
Figo
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Wis
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Light Brigade
Buffalo County
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Piso Company
Warren, Pa
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Grand Ave
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Washington, D
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H.sallth & CO
Buffalo
Nex
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Salxem Bred CO
Sioux City Printing CO
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