Denver Is Snow Bound City Stranded by Record Snowfall
A severe storm hit Denver on Thursday dumping twenty to twenty four inches of snow. Streetcar traffic halted, thousands stranded downtown, schools opened homes for children, shops closed early, and many workers sought shelter in hotels. Telecommunication slowed with operators unable to leave home. Colorado Springs also reported stalled streetcar service.
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Florida Bank Suspends Amid Penalty and Bond Notice
A Florida bank suspension follows a large penalty and bond details, noting sums of $100,000 and $290,000 with actions involving the comptroller. The fragment indicates regulatory enforcement and financial penalties.
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Florida Beate Bank
Penaaggla
Wee ‘Comptroller
Copoatte
Militant leader Mrs Pankhurst jailed in Devonport
Reports say Emmeline Pankhurst, leader of the militant suffragettes, was arrested aboard the White Star liner Mauretanian and taken to Devonport by government tug. She was brought ashore under guard, locked in Exeter jail, amid fears of riots upon arrival.
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England
Emeline Pankhurst
Majeaic
Devonport
Pankhurst
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Londer
House
Arthur J. Dodge
New York
National Association
Congress
Misa Aline Hill Chittenden
New York Association
Bilge Chittenden
Telegraphic notes from across the world
Reports cover a $5,000 reward for a bandit after a killing and hold up in San Francisco. A priest shot in Brussels over funeral rites. In Los Angeles a bank cashier killed and vaults robbed of 3,000 dollars. In Bingham Utah a Mexican outlaw looms as guards await his fate.
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Calvin
Horace Montegue
Sunset Express
Brussels
Aim
Los Angeles
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Bingham
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Dee
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Apex Mine
Sherif Smith
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Deadly 30 foot wave sweeps Belton Texas area
A 30 foot wave struck Nolan Creek Belton Texas before dawn sweeping fifty houses from the banks. Mrs C W Pol and four children drowned while another family, a camper and five others, suffered fatalities. A man on the Temple Texas bridge vanished. A Chicago man, Matthew Batd, 74, was found dead in his home after a gunshot wound.
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Tie
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Chicago
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Batd
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Aganston
Untitled local crime note involving alleged wife beater
A fragmentary notice reports a man named Harry Rich charged with pesting his wife. It references nocturnal methods and a setting around Arcola and Decatur with mentions of Dr Fauhel Dec 6 and a disturbance involving white-caps and bugsy whips.
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Fauhel Decatur
Arcola
Harry Rich
Gish
Ulster Pacification Promised Amid Arms Ban Announcement
Premier Asquith accepted Sir Edward Carson's terms for Ulster amid government moves restricting arms into Ireland. The Ulster covenant signers gain safeguards while Carson claims 90 000 volunteers ready and the government extends olive branches without humiliating Ulster.
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Sir Carson Saye
Ulster
London
Ireland
Maenta
Asquith
Edward Carson
Manchester
Sir Edward Carson
Iing
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Thada
Reform Club
Nottingham
Edward Carson Bald
Wiater
Edward Apid
Idng
President Wilson Delays Speech Due To Cold
President Wilson remained in bed on Wednesday per physician Dr Cary J Grayeon orders after a slight head cold. He had felt ill during the Capitol trip but was advised to rest and avoid further exposure. Des 6 Ingersoll Kin le Pead at 27 Rockford Ia Mrs Margaret Kellogg 80 past pioneer on first Chicago line train died here.
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Washington
Wi Won
Cary J. Grayeon
Wis
Makiog
Ingersoll
Rockford
Margaret Kellogg
Cht
Eggo
Hare
Fire Claims Twenty Seven In Boston Lodging House Blaze
A deadly blaze destroyed the lodging house at 1202 Washington Street in Boston killing 27 poor men and injuring many more. Firefighters and escape attempts filled the scene as inmates leaped from windows and crowded the stairs hoping to reach safety.
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Pire
Washington Urrest
Hostop
Yiétima
Five Women Found Guilty in Richards on Raft Ride Case
Five of six women defendants in the Richardson raft riding case at Vote Illinois were found guilty by the jury. The verdict cited entries including Emma Stadtheld and Mary Spel among those convicted, while Kate Wagner was acquitted. The court can impose fines up to $200 or more per case.
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Richardson
Vote
Daly Ope
Ballot
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Cantyla
Emma Stadtheld
Ara
Mary Spel
Mra
Anne Bradfield
Alma - Walton
Raymond
Kate Wagner
Tha
Bentenga
Bizmontha
Colonel Gaillard Dies After Illness at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore reports Colonel Gaillard member of the Panay canal committee died Friday at Johns Hopkins Hospital after nine months with paralysis. He served as chief engineer on the papal commission.
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Odent
al. Oatliard
Priday
Phipps Linia
Johns Hopking
Gaillard
Paresla
Papal
Des Moines Saloon Ban Advocates Highlight Community Benefits
A Des Moines Coliseum audience of about 5 000 heard seventeen local business leaders argue for the dry movement. They cited pre and post prohibition conditions, claiming Waterloo’s town life improved after a year without saloons and urged Des Moines to follow suit.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
Centerville Case Drops After Guilty Plea in Child Abuse Charge
The state charged Henry Hansen of Unionville with assault with intent to cause great bodily harm to a 40 year old boy from a children's home in Ottumwa. Hansen pleaded guilty, receiving a $200 fine plus costs. Reports describe severe abuse including a rope around the boy’s neck and corporal punishment. A civil suit for $5,000 by a friend in the boy’s name was pending.
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Centerville
Henry Hansen
Unionville
Alek
Qttumwa
Mensen
Hansen
Dairyman Advocates Government Dairy Tests
Northwest Cedar Falla area farmers Mr Peterson and son advocate dairy test associations. They say tests show cash profits per cow and enable culling of poor producers. They cite an average cow earning profits and note Lady Natheyiond Danel Oakhurst posting $140 after interest on $2,066.
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Pater Peteraen
Cedar Falla
Greardaut
Peterson
Petersons
Tile Pow
Natheyiond
Danel Oakhurst
Lisa
Will of John Horsley Heads to Probate in Bremont County
The will of John Horsley a resident of Bremont County is set for probate. Valued at about 140000 dollars the estate would pass to his widow with half the estate to be divided among six heirs after court action. Contestants allege the testator was mentally incapable at the time of making the will.
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Horsley
Sidney
John Horsley
Bremont County
Man Charged With Criminal Assault Escapes Custody
Caperville residents report John Aguity a wage miner was charged with a brutal assault on a young girl. He was found guilty by a jury and jailed awaiting trial. He reportedly escaped custody and was later captured.
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Senviot
Asgallang
Tohn Aguity
Apbury
Bury
Wrigon
Tured
Colonel's Pity Teaches A Veteran A Lesson
An elderly veteran recounts serving in Italy for 15 years to a compassionate colonel after losing much of his livelihood. The colonel offers a half dollar, learning the man’s tale reveals the veteran’s long service and poverty, prompting reflections on reward for sacrifice.
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Odeotonel
Italy
Scaly Psoriasis on Limbs Reported by Troop Soldier
Walter Mahony of Troop H 6th U S Cavalry at Camp McCoy Sparta Wisconsin describes a two year battle with a scaly psoriasis on arms and limbs. After trying several treatments with only temporary relief he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, received a sample, bought more, and claims a full three month cure.
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6Th
U. S. Cavalry
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Wis
Walter Mahony
Cuticura
Roston
Steamboat Crash Sparks Confusion at Dockside
An early report describes a steamboat speeding toward a pier and colliding with Bend on, prompting exclamations from passengers. A deck hand dismisses concern, suggesting the captain forgot the stop. The scene ends with a murky sense of what happened next.
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Mercy
Pat
Castoria Safety Reminder for Infants and Children
Parents urged to ensure bottles of Castoria carry the FDA approved disclaimer and name Fletcher’s Castoria. The product has been marketed for over 30 years and remains a trusted remedy for infants and children with gentle, soothing relief for upset stomachs and teething symptoms.
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Bramine
Fletcher
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