Banker Morse Disappears Amid Attachments to Bank
Charles W. Morse, head of American Tee and Consolidated Freigh tship, failed to appear as courts ordered attachments on his property in New York. A default judgment of 185,789 dollars was entered in a separate suit, amid broader investigations into banking distress and Morse’s recent financial troubles.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
American Tee Company
Consolidated Freamship Company
Bovton
Bath
Thuy
Pix
Bisdence
Fitther
Charlee A. Hornana
Tena Bank Examiner
The
National Bank of North America
Morse
Europe
Knowh Moree
Nim
New York County
Davinesa
New York County Grand Jury
Natone
Morte
Tom Bisa
Knickerboker Trust Company
Enchtar
Nablarval Bank
Neri American
Tom Wae
Maree
Agmietie Heine
Panin
Conention 104 Steamship Company
Grose
Awart
Thorne
Orlinde F mAs
Wnielde
Charles Barney
United Tates
Yale Wins From Columbia in Valentine Day Duel
New York Feb 3 Yale defeats Columbia in a dramatic race at berkeley field. The meet featured close finishes and notable performances by Yale athletes against Columbia in the cold weather.
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YALE
PROM
COLUM
New York
Berkeitell
Davis
Willieirnck
Kentucky
Oxford
Kingsbury
Goodenough
Ranger
Pireton
Bogien Boston
Mattvcker
Three of
el Doubie
Bil
Polfs
City Furnishes Work and Warns on Storm Damage Safety
A city issue describes public works efforts after a storm. Officials warn residents about hazards and advise precautions while crews repair infrastructure and restore services across neighborhoods. Community responses emphasize safety, shelter, and continued updates from local agencies.
Cold Weather Record and Folklore Forecast Misread
A garbled Weather Bureau note describes extreme cold with subzero readings, shifting winds, and a forecast of a winter storm. It mentions a Whitney Luteau thermometer and a stray observer’s comments predicting rain by Wednesday, ending with a forecast of an approaching storm.
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Aerin
Koller
Taft Hartford Visit Prompts Hartford Event In Yale Setting
In Hartford on a February evening Taft will attend an anvil banquet tied to Yale ceremonies. The secretary will remain in the city over Sunday and depart Monday for New Marlboro to attend a Yale corporate meeting.
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Hartland
Secratary
Slieford
Yale Mumia
Bowe
New Maron
Yate Corporation Menting
Earthquakes Rip Haverstraw Area Prompting Tremor Reports
Reports describe a strong earthquake felt across Haverstraw and adjacent towns on February 1. Residents in Tarrytown and St. River reported beds shaking, with tremors lasting several seconds and a chimney stove dislodged in some homes.
Wotherspoon Nomination Debated Amid Bulkeley Clash
In Washington the Senate debated the Wotherspoon nomination for brigadier general as Senator Bulkeley pressed the issue over the president’s promotion of officers by seniority. The executive session yielded no action, with Warren and committee members preparing further remarks for the next meeting.
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Washington
Fed
Senate
Drbedier
Van
Willing
Duvall
Jonny Mitor
Jones
Ennalor Bulkeley
Jon
Warren
Labor turning to Taft in blended rally and hear ing
A fragmented report from Washington details labor groups leaning toward Taft amid a hearing before a House Judiciary Committee on reform measures. Attorney Tot Speltitia urged federation responses to proposed retrenchment while arguing about Taft's stance and duty to address labor concerns.
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Washington
American Federation of Latiornity
Taft
House
Judiciary
Federation
Frozen Before Stove Vorinkers Die in Kitchen Fire
Police report two women found dead in a home on West Twenty-third Street after a kitchen fire. Victims Margapat Merk Herlle and Kelly were identified, with authorities stating both had been dead more than twenty hours before fire suppression. Detectives say the women appeared to have been sleeping when the blaze began.
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Vorinkers
New York
York
Red Tawren
Kelly
Pellar
Gore
Governor at Danbury Opening of New Arms Campane Cosy Artillery
A governor attended the opening of a new arms camp in Danbury. The event included a dinner by the company, a military ball, and a grand march at the ceremony.
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Owain
Fen & Tinverine Rosttin & Woetrutt
Soest
Wien
Fondant
Ar Wiers
Campane
Ireel Green
Mnivery
Thaw Concession Report From Asylum Officials
A garbled report mentions Asylum authorities Hremk Fite and View Potton in connection with a thaw concession. The text references landing, a quiet gathering, and a note about Laver Peabody and a Mrs. Mary Wether, with intermittent mentions of dates and locations, though many words are indecipherable.
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Potton
PNK
Fen
Mit Sewon
Hevine Wyter
Laver Peabody Ier
Perelolnes
Plipmer
Aryan Speaks Before Bankers and Labor Turning to Tatt
General news briefs report Aryan speaking before bankers, labor shifting to tactics, and various political and financial items. The piece notes wholesale land graft, remarks on President policy, and ongoing national events with multiple names and places referenced.
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Aryan
Bularley
Chas
W. Morse
Young King
Hearst
New England
Washington’ News
Yarmouth Reg
QYSTERMEN UNITE Kien of Association Formed in New York
Thirteen delegates from Connecticut joined New York and Connecticut oyster groups in a February convention to form the National Oyster Growers and Deniers Association. Officers named include President A P Morris and Secretary William Arwood, with a nationwide group aiming for broad membership and regional delegates from coast to coast.
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Kien
New York
Journal-Courier
Connecticut
Oystermen's
Connecticut Oystet’ Growers’ Association
New York City
Norfolk
Boston
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Puter Growers Rand Deniers’ Association of North America
A. P. Morris
View Preadent
Henry Rowe
New Hive
William Arwood
Barton Treacher
Edward Thompson
Thik
Ameers
California
Aregon
Chicago
Rochester
Wheeling W Ya
Cipal
Thomas Hamilton
New London
New Haven
Charles W. Bell
Blowarten
Ernest B. Ball
Prank Smith
Stony Creek
Illiterate Japs and European Language Policy in Canada and UK
Fragmented OCR reads discuss anti Japanese sentiment and language policy. Mentions Natal Holy mr a Whee, Veliel Colittle teettature, Governor, and provisional actions. Reading is unclear. core topic appears to be emplaced restrictions and education aims in relation to Japanese presence.
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British
Colmbia
Victoria
Pet
Ines
Natal
Foot Crushed by Train in Waterbury Conductor Hurt
An accident on the Meriten and Worterbars branch left Watertury conductor Willem varson with a crushed left foot. He was moved from the engine to the Dobtin yard and taken to Waterbury hospital. Multiple toes were mangled, and the injured man endured severe pain as rail workers assisted.
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Watertury
Fen
Willem Varson
Middletown
Meriten
Worterbars
Meritem
Waterbury Neenitel
Repeals of Dictatorship Shake Lisbon Crisis
Turmoil continues in Lisbon as decrees ending the dictatorship face repeal. Monarchists and republicans clash in streets while the young king vows to resist further tyranny. Dispatches describe political upheaval, cabinet shifts, and international concern as France and others monitor developments.
Mellon Seeks Authority to Sell Two Railroads
President Charles Mellen of New Haven seeks legislative approval to sell Milford and Woonsocket Railroad Co and Milford Franklin and Providence Railroad Co to the New England Railroad Co. Attorney Choate says both companies are owned by New England and the change would streamline operation and bookkeeping. No opposition was raised, and the hearing closed.
Wholesale land graft claim shocks Colorado foresters
Daniel B. Fitton, in charge of Las Antinas forest reserve, told Colorado and neighboring states foresters that fully 70 percent of homestead entries are fraudulent. He said millions of acres are illegally taken from the government, with timber worth $600 cut daily in the Animas area before a halt was ordered.
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Leadville
Col
Las Antinas
Daniel B. Fitton
Foresters of
Colorado
Fitton
Forest Service
D. Pollock
United States
Pollock
Mrs Fletcher Murder Case Sparks Hamden Townwide Anger
Coroner Mix states Mrs Catherine Fletcher died from violence after assault and robbery near Pond Street Hamden. Autopsy by C J Bartlett confirms the finding while detectives Daley and Ward continue with circumstantial leads and local residents push for swift action. Official notification to relatives anticipated soon as the case takes on a brutal historic tone.
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Catherine Fletcher
Pond Street
Hamden
Mix
Fletcher
Mra. Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
C.J. Bartlett
Journal- Courier
New Haven
T Tamden
Affasr
Fletcher Thie
ASK CITY FOR WORK Organised Charities Also Feels the Stress
Director Frank Foley of the public workers department tells a Courier representative that he has been logged from morning and wants work of any honest kind. The note describes men and women seeking employment through organized charities as the winter drives demand higher and resources tighter. Local officials emphasize the need for work programs and warn that more relief may be needed if jobs are not found.
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Frank Foley
Public Worker Department
Percy
Polite Works Department
Perind
Sige I Morte Peery
Erutine
Correction Department
Joneshae
Hearst Not Dead Yet Mbony
In a garbled report the story references Attorney General and governor related to Hearst and a mandating issue. It mentions New York, a tax or fee, and a judicial judgment tied to the state governance, with emphasis on constitutional principles and the public’s votes.
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Mbony
Gene
New
Race for Chairmanship in Democratic Campaign Committee
Washington D C Feb reports a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee meeting planned for next Monday to elect officers and organize. Top candidates for chair include Lloyd of Michigan Flood of Virginia Ryan of New York and Bowers of Mississippi with Lloyd leading the pack. Harmon seeks the Democratic nomination for president after returning from the South with Bryan and asserts strong presidential ambitions.
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Nicholas
Murray Phutler
Colombia
Univert Annonce
Pelveralty of
Copenhagen
Denmark
Washington, Fen
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Ehnetoss
Llnvd
Mikkotrrl
Flood
Virginia
Ryan
Bowers
Miseiseippi
Lloyd
Harmon
Mineinnat
Fed
Judson Harmon
Ax Heene
Wiliam J Bryan
Mc Harton
Democratic Provident
Weather Record for Eastern New York and New England
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for snow in the north and rain in the south of Eastern New York with colder temperatures. New England expected snow in the north, snow or rain in the south, with turning colder Friday. Winds from the southwest.
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New York
South Partie
New England
Warner
Hi Kouth
Whiting
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