Drowned on Niagara Ice Bridge at Falls
At Niagara Falls on February 6 a group on an ice bridge broke away and drifted into the Whirlpool Rapids. A man about 41, a older woman, and another man died despite ropes and help from bridges. Survivors state several others reached shore. more lives may have been lost. Priests in Belfast urged Catholics not to skip work for the Home Rule demonstration on February 8.
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Niagara River
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Eidredge
Tanton
Toronzo
Burrell Hecock
Cleveland
Rapide
Pool
Eafety
O Fee
Flower Arch
New York
Wong
Rapida
Belfast
Celtilc Park
Faphis
Cie
U S Marines at Guantanamo Our Great Cuban Naval Base
The United States has built a large naval base at Guantanamo Bay east of Santiago. Over ten million dollars funded docks and stores as the Atlantic fleet stations there. About two thousand Marines and a ready army staff keep the base prepared for rapid deployment in an emergency in Cuba.
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Guantanamo
United States
Santiago
Atlantic
Army
Washington
Cubs
Sandles to Operate Traveling Wool Exhibit
Columbus Ohio February 6 The traveling booster train aims to interest Ohio woolgrowers in exhibits to boost yearly wool income by hundreds of thousands of dollars. Secretary A P Sandles says three wool samples from Ohio Australia and South America show similar market quality with foreign wool priced higher. He plans to show higher earnings come from proper preparation and packing before market.
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Ohio
A. P. Sandies
State Board of Bericulture
Cleveland
Australia
South America
Sandles
Fire Claims Three Children in New Jersey Blaze
A fire three miles from Pompton Plains, New Jersey, destroyed six dwellings and a barn. Three children died, and six men were injured. Victims were James Chicetrelli 14, Joseph Chicetret 11, and Amelia Chteciel 7. Origin traced to an overheated stove in the Mireirell home.
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Pomnpnburg
N. J
Alpha
James Chicetrelli
Joseph Chicetret
Amelia Chteciel
Miireirell
Licensing of operators of moving picture show machines
Columins O Bob notes in Kearns annual report to Governor Harmon advocating licensing of operators of moving picture show machines, citing state inspectorate concerns over operation standards and public safety.
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Columins
Bob
Kearns
Harmon
Dead man identified as longtime Metropolitan Life employee
New York February report states William J. Larkin, believed dead after a 14 year illness, is actually alive. He has drawn a Metropolitan Life salary for 72 years as a printing department employee while his wife, Mrs. Verthing Good Larkin of Linnenhurst, had been paid an insurance policy.
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New York
Wiliam J. Larkin
David Pierce Butler County Delegate to Constitutional Convention
David Pierce of Butler County is nominated as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention. Local party officials say his credentials include legal experience and a record of public service. The announcement notes the convention will set foundational state policy.
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Butler County
Theories At Variance In Bomb Murder Case
Police debate motive and suspects in the Grace Walker case. Coroner Feinberg points to J H Taylor as a possible lead, citing military papers and a sister's letter. Uncertainty surrounds Howard Walker and Taylor's involvement as investigators search for the truth.
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Ni York
New York
Dougherty
Charles M. Dickinson
Grace Walker
Dickinson
Feinberg
Taylor
Grace Willis
Howard Walker
Artillery
United States Army
Plattsburg
J. H. Taylor
From Horse to Hen Jones Mark Misfortune
A Burlington Republican notice recounts Jones Mark losing a fine horse after giving the owner wrong powders. The horse worsened and, upon investigation at the store, Jim Mark realized the package contained poultry medicine instead of horse remedy, leading to the animal's demise.
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Jones Mark
Jim Mark
Jane Jimauld
Tam
Jim
Hin
Beavena
Tian
Wet- Burlington Republican
Royal Decree Points Toward Chinese Republic Talks
A royal edict issued by the dowager empress on behalf of young emperor Pua Yi authorizes Premier Yuan Shih Kai to negotiate with Nanking republicans to establish a republic. The edict hints at throne relinquishment but withholds publication pending negotiations. Analysts expect possibly two governments, north and south, while Yuan gains favor with republicans and Manchu princes depart Peking. Chang Chou Lin and 12,000 troops resist any republic.
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Pua Yi
Yuan Shih Kai
Nar
Yuan
Nanking
Nanking Repubicars
China
National Convention
Fenzle
Tith
Yuan Shih Kat
Peking
Su Kung
Manchuria
Chang Sur Hstan
Chang Chou Lin
Crude Oil for Food Seen By University Experts
Pittsburg feb 5 a new series of food supply has been discovered by scientists at the University of Pittsburg funded with 100000 to develop findings the experts assert this product has nutritious edible qualities that add value to daily menus when combined with existing common foods
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Pittsburg
Industrial Development Commission
University of Pittsburg
Warmer Weather Due Across Balance of Week
Washington reports the weather bureau bulletin stating unseasonably cold conditions will yield to higher temperatures by midweek in the eastern and southern states. The middle west Rocky Mountain region and Pacific slope will average near or above normal. No new cold wave is expected. Generally fair weather with a brief snow or rain disturbance is forecast for the far west tomorrow or Wednesday crossing the middle west Thursday and the eastern states Friday or Saturday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Paciffic Slope
Far West
Applegate Ends Life With Poison After Burial Plans
H C Applegate, 57, last member of a locally prominent family, committed suicide by drinking potassium cyanide after visiting a funeral undertaker. He left a note warning those who found him against the pitcher of water containing the poison. Delivers Farmers Mall carrier appointed in Chimboign County, Bellefontaine, Ohio.
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Zmicable
H.C. Applegate
Black Hand Roundup Reaches Three More Arrests
Alliance Ohio Feb 5 authorities arrested three more alleged Black Hand members, part of a Camorra ring blamed for terrorizing Italians across Ohio and nearby states for over a year. Among the detainees is G Atlancio, a priest at an Inderfemony Catholic church. The arrests follow a dynamiting six weeks ago at the home of James Carteta after he refused a $6,000 demand.
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James Car Teta
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American Proms Association
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Lotha Shriley
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