Demand for Death for Stoes sel and others at court martial
The court martial at St. Peterburg heard a scathing indictment by the judge advocate demanding the death penalty for Lt Gen Stoessel General Fock and General Roels over the Port Arthur surrender. The proceedings showed the accused under sharp questioning as the judge advocate pressed for the harshest punishment while generals displayed nervous distress and mixed defiance.
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Peteratuirg
Stoessel
Orether
Fock
Port Arthur
Wissinming
Judge Advocate
Relex
Stora
Pyon Fock
Retse
Smirnoff
Tober
Generel Tursky
Tien Frais Stoearet
Relea
Sinirnoft
Oneral Koedsel
Nivcette
Guraky
Reiss
Streetel
Columbia University Receives Major Bequest
The article reports a bequest totaling $100,000 to Columbia University, with additional legacies of $50,000 to the University and $61,000 to related medical and scientific institutions. It mentions beneficiaries including St. Lawrence University and the Massachusetts Institute, along with other dispersed amounts and bequest-related details from a Brooklyn resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poriyn
St. Lawrence University
Y York
Columbia
Baward Mall
Cote
Ontinge
Mass
Brooklyn
Vielen
Tye
Flaw University
Canton
N.Y
Twelve years for shooting in New Haven hospital case
The article reports a defendant named Nott receiving a twelve year sentence after a shooting incident involving Geriende Nott at a New Haven hospital. Details mention a local court proceeding and subsequent transport to a state prison, with follow up on medical status and return.
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Geriende Nott
Whale
New Haven Hospital
Rich
Atate
John Castin
Torrington
Nott
MM Nott
Educational Ladder Boar Endeavors to Stimulate Interest
Sten Kimareth Brown, the commissioner of education, spoke to teachers on February 4 at the Enysitol center about improving educational conditions. The meeting, directed by a board of education, aimed to stimulate interest and discuss nationwide concerns in education.
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Sten Kimarerth Brown
United Commissioner of Aduiration
Ers
Broten
Ile
Ibeering
Excitement in Duma Traitor Remark Sparks Clash
In St. Petersburg on Feb 4 conservatives attacked Professor Milukoff for American utterances. Milukoff was branded a poltroon and traitor by M. Purakhkevich, who faced expulsion after a heated exchange with Milukoff and the president called for an apology.
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Milwkoff
St. Petersburg
Paul AlliKon
M. Parish-kevieh
M. Porlahkevieh
Milukett
M. Purlahkevich
Tribune
M. Milukott
Duma
Roosevelt Letter Echoes Debate on Prosperity and Peace
A fragmentary OCR reads like a 9 letter note attributed to Thomas P. Mallard referencing President Roosevelt's recent message to Congress. It expresses gratitude for support and urges a balance between preventing anarchy born of greed and avoiding hardship from want, with garbled phrasing obscuring details.
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Movelana
Thomas P. Mallard
Roosevelt
Congress
Yale
Lisbon Recovery After Tragic Killing Sparks Turbulent Debate
Lisbon shows fragile recovery after Saturday’s bloody tragedy as government and popular factions weigh restoration of constitutional order. Officials say a militant conspiracy aimed to replacement monarchy with unrest, while authorities pursue key suspects and deport offenders. In mourning, the royal family and foreign diplomats observe the king’s funeral plans and emphasize stability despite ongoing tensions.
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Lisbon
Admiral Perreiera de Ama
Sal
Franci
Wieretin
Watermhune
Witt
Tonurry
Adecrae
Peentaienar
Amiirehistic
Socintit
Chented
Spen
Chrios
Unholz Bests Nelson in Contested Bout at Pacific Coast
The match features Lee Angers, Ruddpn and Battling Nelson in a tense round with penalties and fouls. Officials signal no decision current. crowd and tainted vote linger over the bout as legal threats and proposed conservation measures surface in the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Angers
Ruddpn
Nelson Dye
Pacific
Joe
Bart
Mitte
Cannon Thwarts Tariff Revisers in Congress Clash
Washington February 4 The present Congress will not appoint a tariff commission and tariff revision is planned for next winter. Delegation headed by War Cleave and former Governor Bitchelder pressed the White House and Capitol for a tariff commission as Speaker Cannon and Chairman Payne listened. The group urged a hard heated business approach to encourage foreign commerce while limiting protection. Cannon asked for a clear view on a general tariff with a minimum tax and implied opposition to immediate revision without broader review.
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Washington
Congress
Twaltad
Famousy War Cleave
Ft. Louie
National Association of Manufacturers
Bitchelder
New Haripatiie
White House
Paia
Tater
Capitol
Whd
Canenon
Payne
van Clave
United States
Cannan
Orleans
Howe
Speker Nore
Siemon
Cremin
Rerien
Mariela
Hanviailie
Gersuetkn
Tarif Revision Prompt For Death Penalty Sparks Debate
Unclear discussion centers on a proposed Thaw affecting private Asylum finances and the death penalty. The piece references political figures and a Senate vote, with mentions of Raven Firemen injuries and various local officials. Reader notes include sports references and unrelated cultural items.
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Tarif
Stoeseet
Wilcome
Messa Cause
Senate
Organize plan delayed as Fertman absent at session
Report notes absence of Commissioner Fertman from the pollen downiny Mayne Martin 10 sheo and the board failing to organize at the first meeting of the flav a night. President presided. 10 commissioners present including Gillman Kelly Smith Maxwell and De yn. Temporary committees named. Civil service board referenced supernumerary officers Keen and Laneb. $14 payment sent to department for services. Chief Cowles praises officers Carton Hanrahan Cohen. Stokken death noted. Cohen assailant case and return from three month absence discussed.
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Fertman
Martin
Balan
Ree Maved
Gta
Smith
Maxwell
Deyn
Joe Woul
Commissionera
Dean
Civil Serview Board
Frantie Keenap
Edward Laneb
Waa
Wark
Tyerrtten Band
Goltbaum
Glven
Police Mutual Benefit Fund
Cowles
John Carton
Wo W. Tryan
Micheet Hanrahan
Clifford M Cadwet
Ver Peck
eMelener
Winter Weather Brings Cold, Biting Wind Across Area
Historical weather notes describe a sharp cold spell with a sixteenth mile an hour wind. Temperatures ranged from seven degrees above zero to fourteen by noon, then back near seven at night. The minimum dropped to three degrees as the day wore on with a steady breeze and a slight warm-up after sunset.
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Jack Frost
Solid for Hughes in New York Presidential Primary
A fragmented report notes Hughes as a candidate seeking support at a New York convention. It cites party alignment and the role of local committees in shaping the delegate slate and the forthcoming primary battles.
French Counts in Court Debate on Intimate Charms Trial
Count Bele and Prince Het de Sagan faced charges in a court hearing that adjourned from January 14. The case centered on alleged use of intimate documents and the authenticity of papers claimed to prove royal connections. Witnesses testified as the court weighed the implications of the apparent charm and its impact on state affairs.
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Paria
Jane Gane
Janinare
Caninfont
Jean de Cathie
Peince Het de Sagan
Mm Eheinter
Elreta
Pathe
Clint Bosch de
Hetio de Sagan
Prince Hille
Wilo
Bele
King Alfonso Attack Scene in Reville Tragedy
A garbled report describes an assassination attempt on King Alfonso in Reville. The chaotic scene shows authorities and policemen reacting, with confusion over the target and mistaken identity amid a deadly confrontation surrounding royal figures.
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Reville
Alfonse
Sevilte
Alfonsen
Wheda
Local bars accused in minor liquor sales conspiracy
A trial recounts a trio of bars in Salem facing charges of selling alcohol to minors. Evidence centers on repeated incidents involving underage patrons in 297 cases, with witnesses detailing staff actions and enforcement responses. The proceedings focus on compliance failures and potential penalties.
STANDARD DENIES IT New York Feb General counsel Elliott dissents
The Standerd OV company contends it has no connection to the president’s heritage or the Chambers letter. Elliott states the letter references a matter outside the Standard Ol company. He asserts the cited companies’ railroad relation involved a different entity and denies any ownership or stake by Standard OL.
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New York
Elliott
Standerd OV
They Chambers
Charohers
Standaard Mt
Assa
Hold-up on Church Street
A morning hold-up on Church Street near Crown Street ends with a failed robbery attempt. Patrolman Kate and two bystanders pursued the suspect, who escaped after the weapon was shown. Witnesses named Harold W. Lampson and William F. Ryan as present during the incident.
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Church Street
Kate
Crown Street
Kane
Wen
Hareld W. Lampson
Willan Ft. Ryan
Eighth-Hour Work Day Debate at Carpenter Convention
Reports from the National Carpenter Council convention describe debates over an eight hour work day and related labor issues. Executives from Bridgeport and Norwich were reelected to key posts, with discussions of new safety rules, wages, and organizing efforts across the three-state group. The meeting stressed unity among carpenters and endorsed measures to advance shorter workdays and fair labor standards.
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Bidgeport
Fol
James Grierson
Norwich
Connection Council
United Bratheerhowd
Cappenters
Hunan
Wresident
Ff Wall
Martrand
Breckenriite
New
Husun
Georgy J. Bhantey
Miers
Anton
Menntone
Moguerin
Cros
Readjusted Divisions Possible On New Haven Hartford Rail Line
A report suggests the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad may abolish two divisions and form two new ones around the Shoreline base from Stamford to Midway and Midway to Boston. Electric service will remain in New York and Stamford. Executives including J P Hopson and others may be reassigned or retained as readjustments take effect around February 15.
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New York, New Haven
Hartford
Northampton
Worcester
Stamford
Midway
Boston
New York
J.P. Hopson
Woodward
Sumford-Midway
Bi ‘T. Horne
Deficiency funds debated in Senate over Canal costs
Washington February 4 The senate discussed a 24 million deficiency appropriation for Panama Canal expendi tures and related policy. Lawmakers argued over the canal project impact and future feasibility with Senator Taller warning a failure could render a nonfunctional lock and a sea level canal unnecessary. The criminal code bill was reviewed for about two hours before adjournment at 4 30 pm.
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Washington
Senate
Panama Canal
Panama
Taller
Firefighters Hurt as Fire Ravages Five-Story Macy Atrium
Seven firemen were injured tonight while battling a massive blaze that swept through a five story structure at 43 Worth Street in the heart of the dry goods district. Fireman Frank Exlanton is missing and feared lost in the ruins as investigators estimate damages around 280,906 dollars.
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York
Hughy
Worth Street
Frank Exlanton
Weather forecast for Washington and New England areas
Fragmented weather record forecasts warmer conditions for Wednesday in parts, with increasing clouds and possible snow in the northeast. New England expected cloud cover and milder temperatures, with stronger winds in the northwest.
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Washington
New York
Howe
Nogland
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