Sioux City Fire Destroys Northwall Co Warehouse
A severe January fire in Sioux City gutted the T. G. Northwall Company wooden warehouse amid a 10 below zero wind and northwest gusts. Stock valued at about 66,000 dollars and the building at 8,000 dollars were badly damaged. officials say much may be insured. Fire origin undetermined, suspected defective wires. Miss Minnie Ghound alerted departments after flames burst through the ceiling. Firefighters used four streams to control the blaze, with one of six autos inside the wreckable structure removed.
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Stour Cuy
T. G., Northwall Company
Sioux City
Northwall Company
J. D. Goodwin
Monager
Omaha
Neb
Mionie Ghound
Wui@lne
Sre
Jowa Man Vanishes With $7000 In Chicago
Frel T Manselman a 45 year old bakery owner from Oelwein disappeared in Chicago after arriving January 17 with $7000 in his possession. His wife suspects violence as a possible cause and friends have urged police to investigate.
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Chicago
Frel T Manselman
Oelwein, Sr
W. J. Reuninger
Oelwein
Flo
Hanselmanh
Aurney
Great Western Railway
Henselman
JURY JUDGES FACE HENPEGRING QUESTION IN COURT
In a Sudee Mitchell Gilliam led case in the superior court Mrs. Dean and her husband faced questions about jury influence. The defense argued a juror's spouse presence could sway verdicts while Mrs. Dean insisted only Cait and dictates could decide Mr Dean's involvement. The exchange highlighted concern over potential bias in jury deliberations.
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Wasti
Nat Broper
Sudee Mitchell Gilliam
Jean
Kent
Dear
Deyn
Dean
Pirates Sunk Off Coast Resulted In Fatal Marine Losses
Fragmentary report indicates a naval pursuit near the Orman coast ended with a warship sinking and ten Marines perishing. The vessel, part of a cutter detachment, disappeared with all hands as rescue efforts followed. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Seins Bier
Atsl
Orman
Petroleum Monopoly Measure Stirs Imperial Parliament
Fragmented OCR summary notes a debate on a measure to establish an imperial monopoly over importing and refining petroleum and related subsidies. The text is garbled but centers on a controversial program and potential seat redemption references.
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Cocks Teibhesel
Memorial for Astor's Mother Lays Cornerstone
A memorial shaft honoring Mrs. Astor, mother of John Jacob Astor, is described as to be erected near Wall Street in New York. The article notes her death in 1268 and references Mrs. Marshall O ine Wilson in connection with the memorial events.
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Astor
Englang
Wall Street
John Jaco’ Astor
Marshall
Wilson
Speakers Will Pay Tribute to Hubbard
J Waghagion reports on January 31 as Representative Rugen, former dean of the Iowa dol ton, leads the egg exercises for the February mpsakers, elevating Ka.
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Hubbard
J Waghagion
Rugen
They House
Home Rule Defeated as Lords Reject Bill 326 to 6
In a heated debate the House of Lords rejected the Home Rule bill by 326 to 6 percent. The scene drew a large crowd as peers voiced opposition and support. Lord Lansdowne led the opposition while Lord Musler spoke for the government. Irish Home Rule gains noted as party victory in Ireland with Sinn Féin and other figures referenced amid a shaky, fragmentary report.
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Comat
House of Lords
Earl of Halsbury
Caun
Geers
Lord Lansdowne
Lore Musler
Blackburn
Ghadse
Irish Home Rule Party
Ireland
Scandal in Life of Sigkles to Be Aired
New York report claims a forthcoming public airing of scandal involving General Daniel J. Sickles. The piece details alleged letters, a Paris meeting with a 17 year old in 1875, and a contested $1,001,000 trust left to grandchildren. Stanton Sickles accuses misappropriation by the general.
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Sigkles
New York
Kittirg Singas
Daniel J. Stekler
Enurl
Paris
Inga
Wind
Stekles
George Sickles
Pat Ad
Stanton
Bets on Length of Prayer Sparks Expulsion
Mililetown, Com. heb Bevling On Prayers as RAPOTHVE WL wES EE din ing chapel. a senior Cass from Wesleyan unicepstt suvordiius overheard saying odds it is declared on the length of a prayer. The most venerable faculty members weighed in. Charges of irreverence were brought against the offending senior and his dismissal followed.
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Mililetown
Com
Cass
Wesleyan
Slug Shot New Weapon Of English Suffragets
Fragmented OCR copy reports a slug gun used as a new weapon by English suffragists. The disrupted text mentions police, bombardment, and executions while naming a leader and locations. The readable portions imply a protest event linked to suffrage action and potential violence by or against protestors and authorities.
Alleged Booking Agent for Chicago Fire Case Notes
fragmented OCR text references an alleged booking agent connected to a Chicago fire case. witness statements hint at planned arson or insurance schemes. the chaotic wording obscures clear facts, but the piece implies investigations and potential charges against named individuals in connection with a blaze and finances.
Leaps From Hospital But Escapes Injury
Readable fragments describe a patient named Mies Wilt leaving a hospital bed and leaping from a window. The event caused minor injuries or none and occurred in a hospital setting. Additional context mentions family members and a related nurse or staff response.
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Mies
Nux
Californian Arrested on Theft Charge in Estradiotios Court
A Californian, beaten and brought before the estraditios court in Los Ps, faced trial over an alleged receipt of 312,010 in a turkey extraction scheme. His role as a clerk was noted as his cor proved, and he was released after questioning.
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Los Ps
Turkey
Hisi Eor
Estraditios Corre
National corn show report from a fragmented page
Fragmentary National section notes a corn show with scattered words about a speaker and a parade day. Mentions school for ex-whanbrs and a mix of unreadable names, numbers, and phrases. Readability poor, details incomplete.
Millionaire Farmer Without Relatives Found Dead
A fragmented oblique notice reports a Chicago bank vault and securities tied to a late Oregon farmer of wealth. Administrators are appointed to the estate as details emerge about debts rents and possible heirs.
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Oregon
Chicago Bank
Eight hour day urged by British trades union congress
London Feb 1 a resolution calling for an eight hour day for all workers was adopted by the trades union congress representing over two million wage earners. Notices will be served in March on employers refusing the demand and all contracts with them end May 1 when the men will walk out.
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London
Tin Trades Union Congress
Boy Beset by Lion Climbs Tree in Night
A Georgetown area boy is chased and treed by a lion during a wild encounter. The animal remained beneath the tree as the boy and companions watched anxiously through the frigid night while rangers or guardians attempted a safe withdrawal at dawn.
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Rurtr
Monk
Meletier
Krank Engstrut
Georgetown
Colli
Wealthy New Yorker Slashes Own Throat in Home
A wealthy New Yorker reportedly slashed her throat at home amid a tense marital dispute. The incident, described as self-inflicted, occurred in Manhattan during a period of marital strain. No further condition details are provided in the fragment.
Government Seizes Coal Carried via Dardanelles Route
Washington announces that coal shipped through the Dardanelles toward Black Sea ports will be subject to clearance and certification requirements, signaling tighter control on strategic fuel supplies. The move reflects broader government efforts to regulate critical imports and secure energy flows amid international tensions.
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Washington
Dane
United Staten
Black Sea Porta
Elatire Uniter
Ita
Focal Fe
Washington suffrage march headline sparks protests
A chaotic scene unfolds as marchers push for women’s suffrage near Washington. Reports describe clashes, arrests, and strong police presence while activists advocate for equal rights and voting access. The event dominates headlines with vivid testimony and wide public attention.
Girl of 19 Wife of Two Husbands
A fragmentary report mentions a 19 year old girl linked to two husbands. The text references a court or procedural event with names Bauer and possibly Bilis, but the details are garbled. The readable portion centers on a contested marriage arrangement and a defense in a ceremony context.
Daughter of James Hill Becomes Bride
In a small town ceremony, the daughter of James Hill wed her longtime sweetheart. Attendants wore formal attire as family and friends gathered to celebrate the couple’s union and future together.
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James Hill
Unidentified Dead Leave Large Sums Behind
A scattered newspaper fragment reports unidentified deceased leaving large sums, with references to January 31 and an administrator's report. The text evokes hardship and urban scenes, mentioning loading, trains, and hotel sites, but specifics are obscured.
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Erent
Sidhdan Hat Roi Ponds
Ecoverean
Poona
Deadlock in Illinois Ended by Compromise
Fragmentary report outlines a political stalemate in Illinois resolved through a compromise. Mentions key figures and locations in vague terms, with unreadable portions and garbled names.
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Illinois
British government moves deliberately unclear text
The provided source text is garbled and unreadable, making it impossible to extract coherent facts. It appears to mix foreign language fragments and incomplete phrases without clear entities or events to summarize.
Chicago thieves steal roof off man's house
William Williams, a night worker in Chicago, reported thieves stole the roof of his one room house. He warned that rain would ruin his furniture if the weather turned bad. The damaged dwelling had just been fitted with a new roof section prior to the theft.
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Tnild
Lau Heigner
Une Cage
da Gardner
Hifl
Lawrence
F. Kenneth
Abs
Meyer
Mrs. Lawrence
Fee
Aewrene
Elias
Lillie Lawregee
Lilie
Chicago
Adil Beaty
Williams
Williaa
Houng
Record Break In Foreign Commerce Report
Foreign commerce totals for the year show a record gain with exports and imports rising. The report notes $1,828,133,253.25 in value for the period, up from $1,502,259,160 the prior year, and highlights increases in manufactures, crude materials, and unfinished goods amid a thriving domestic market.
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Ashington
United Starrs
Toseful
Landis Sets Example For Federal Judges
Judge Landis refuses to enter a ruling on the matter, stating there is nothing before him due to the lack of resort to state or legislative channels. The remarks emphasize caution in presuming authority beyond the bench.
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Landis
Mwinois
Rts
Senate
Picnic Time For Holly Gee Kids In Albany
A fragmentary note describes a community picnic in Albany with adults and children expected to attend. The text mentions hats, foods, and a gathering near a river, with unclear references to local officials and attendees.
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Holly Gee
Dead Mad Dog Parcel Post Mystery Aboard Ship
A fragmented report describes a dog’s body shipped by parcel post, with confusion over the shipper, destination, and fate of the animal. Officials indicate the package may have contained live dogs or other items, raising questions about handling and disposal. The source notes an inquiry by Merril and references state investigations into the shipment and its final delivery.
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Taleip
Sienie Lasurainry
Merril
Bern
Married Aliens Must Send For Their Wives
A garbled historical notice appears to concern married aliens and the obligation to secure their wives. The text mentions a judge and a legal process, with references to citizenship and pending actions. The readable parts imply a formal demand related to residency or marriage status.
Death Comes To Her Kneeling In Prayer
A fragmentary notice describes a death occurring as a woman knelt in prayer. The readable text references a pew scene and a religious setting, but missing details limit full context.
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Death
Stock Exchange Seats Record Low Amid Turbulent Trade
Market indicators show a slide as exchange seats hit a record low amid rising volatility. Traders report reduced liquidity and ongoing concerns over regulatory shifts impacting long term access and sector confidence.
Democratic Senator Chosen in Delaware
A partial, garbled notice reports a Democratic senator selection in Delaware with unclear details. It mentions possible names and events but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Delaware
Fragmentary election note on federal commission roles
An incomplete OCR fragment references the United States federal commission and actions related to direct elections. It mentions names and terms but lacks clear context or a complete event to describe.
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Ivan Weyisdatore Racktien
Tgten
Federal
Wink Heedlan
United States
Popular
One Man Slain In Pittsburgh Strike Battle
In a strike clash near the American Steel and Wire plant in Rankin borough, Pittsburgh, a man named George Korey was killed and several others wounded as deputy sheriffs and guards clashed with strikers. Armed guards vanished from mills as rioting ended when deputies retreated behind the mill fence. authorities ordered indoor confinement along Hawthorne Avenue and nearby streets.
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Pittsburgh
Are Steel and Wire Company
Barget
Hawhe Ing
Rankin Borough
George Korey
Pritz Beck
Wying - Anna Leba
Charles Henson
Anton Audick
re Ameri_can Steel
Cen Lihopes
An Oor
Tm A Dar
Ing Sh Conta
Magnate Robert Arthington Leaves Wealth to Missions
An estate appraisal filed in London reveals Robert Arthington's vast fortune allocated to missionary causes. The personal property is valued at about 4.6 million pounds, earmarked for major London missionary societies and the gospel work of St Luke. The full estate value remains undetermined.
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Fork
Robert Arthington
Eng
London Missionary Societies
Debut Senate Wage Bill Sparks Minimum Pay Debate
Fragmented OCR notes show a debut mood in the senate over a wage bill. It mentions efforts to shorten the workday and signals sentiment against a proposed minimum wage. Possible references to state action and political figures hint at a first mover claim.
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Nuence
Ravn
Hanes
Mongolians Appeal for Aid of Russia
A garbled report notes Mongolia seeking Russian aid amid political tension. It mentions Mongolian government actions and reactions from Russian officials, with references to recognition and official statements. The article appears fragmented and unclear on specifics such as dates or exact entities involved.
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Petersbure
Jen
Liegaliza
Mongolia
Alhegens Wautese PO
Striking Waiters Given Old Places
A brief report notes striking waiters are reassigned to former positions amid labor action and management changes. The move affects staff allocations and restaurant operations as negotiations continue.
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