Outlaw George Taylor Arrested on California Ranch
Hanford California police arrest George E Taylor on a ranch after sheriff Buckner identified him while he worked there. The Missouri outlaw had been linked to the Browning murder case involving the Storer family and the Meeks thefts. Convicted earlier, Taylor escaped jail and faced execution in Missouri.
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Cal
George BF. Paylor
Munderer
Jacobs Ranch
Bucker
Taylor
George E Taylor
Browning
William P. Taylor
George Taylor
Vic O
The
Peoples Bank of
Bill Taylor
Gus Meels
Meeks
Lan Beas
Deeks
Nellie Meeks
Carter
Hve Wetlo
Airae
Hans
Pendine
George E. Taylor
Caurrultien
Hi Taylor
Carrollton
Kamsas
Author of Shore Acres Lectures at First Congregational KC
A report on James A Hearne, leading actor from the Shore Acres troupe, lecturing at the First Congregational Church in Kansas City. The talk, part of a series by Dr Henry Hopkins, drew the largest church audience yet, with Hearne arguing theatre is a social educator and should partner with the church to uplift society.
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First Congregational Church
KC. Karitas City
Eyonine
James A. Hearne
Plywrieht
Henry Hopkins
Johns Horkine’ University
Chad
Hearne
Poly
Shere Acres Company
Enid Hearne
Wood
Bryan at Galveston Arrives in Texas for Delayed Visit
William J. Bryan, accompanied by ex-Governor Hoge and Speaker Markel, arrived in Galveston after a trip ending at 219 dollars. He was greeted by A tures crew, Caton station and WHA Learnly, with Congressmen Towne and Henry among others. He will visit Gov. Moody, then join ex-Governor Hoge for a duck hunt at Lake Surprise, before a public reception and lecture Wednesday night.
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Galveston
Tex
Feo
Wiliam J. Bryan
Mone
Dablel
Bryan
Tures
Caton
Towne
Henry
Nthers
Gol
W. L. Moody
Hoge
Markel
Cal Moody
Lanke Surprise
Inspecting Pupils Daily Health Examinations Planned
A New York committee from the board of education and the board of health held a conference to discuss rules and methods for medical examinations of schoolchildren. Inspectors would examine primary school children each morning for contagion symptoms and report findings.
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New York
Bomnt of Education
Wilson
Board of Health
Board of Heelth
Miss Cousins Improves After Critical Stage
Miss Cousins, who arrived two weeks ago from Excelsior Springs, Missouri for medical treatment, passed the critical stage and is reported improving at a private chest clinic on Chestnut Street. She remains unable to receive visitors, though hospital officials say she is doing well.
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T. Louis
Mies Pavehe Cousins
Louis
Excelsior Springs
Mreilica
Trynimunt
Chestnut Street
How a bounty works German sugar cheaper in America
Workington Feb 1 United States Consul General De Kay summarizes the dangers of extreme subsidies in sugar production. He notes German sugar costs high while American and British prices stay low, causing overproduction and factory expansion. He cites rising beet sugar in the Catled States and warns of broader trade impacts and finance driving industrial surpluses in Germany.
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America
Germany
Workington
United States
de Kay
Fréland
Prodita
Cuba
Spain
Genera Sa
Gwin
Tiuerness Ventures
Ministry of Finghee
Two Poisons Clash in Vaccination Diphtheria Case
In Oakland a doctor reports treating several children with fever after vaccination who then developed diphtheria but recovered quickly. Dr Woolsey suggests vaccines may counteract diphtheria toxins, noting a possible antagonism between diseases and vaccines. He remains cautious about practical value but calls it a scientifically interesting idea.
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Oakland
Cal
Woolsey
Orinoco Colony expedition to Venezuela planned
St Louis February 1 A representative of Donald Grant of Faribault Minnesota promoter of the Orinoco company says a syndicate owning 14 900 000 acres along the Orinoco river plans to send 100 men and 20 cars of goods to Venezuela for a large expedition from Santa Catalina It will involve over 190 Americans mainly wealthy men seeking wealth and new trade between the United States and South America Goods loaded for the voyage will fill about 29 cars to the port of New Orleans.
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Donald Grant
Faribault, Minn
Orinoco Company
Orinoos River
Santa Catalina
Venezuela
St Lowis
Venesuely
United States
South America
Rowde
New On
Heartless landlords in New York evictions amid storm
New York on February 1 sees thousands of unemployed shovel snow with some employers hiring 300 men only to be overwhelmed by about 2000. Sixty nine rent related evictions amid snow blocks as families lose belongings. Civil authorities limit eviction hearings on stormy days. Also Alabama dispensary bill passes senate with exemptions. health system reform notes. Dr Samuel Armor dies abroad after service in Africa. a swing imam with bright future described.
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New York
Civil Zustics Gallfrate
Thee fest ou curse came and te HE 3. W. Phillips ad
Fragmentary OCR text shows a line with an address 012 W. Eighth Avenue and an advertisement for Peerless Laundry at 112 and 114 West. The readable snippet hints at promotional language about quality and cost in a local laundry business.
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W. Phillips
West Sth
Gage Sets Out Sharp On Currency Reform
Lyman J. Gage, new secretary of the treasury, declares greenbacks and silver must be retired and bank notes reformed. He criticizes silver certificates as dangerous and argues for a central redeemable note system. cites heavy silver stock and Sherman act purchases as obstacles to stable money. An Associated Press correspondent notes Gage’s busy morning with letters and his refusal to detail views further at this time.
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New York
Chicago
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Treasury
National Bank Act
United States
Ote
National Commission
Gage
Kien
Patroling Chinatown Amid Heightened San Francisco Tension
San Francisco reports a surge in Chinatown patrols after a lawless outburst. Officials aim to curb venders and vagrants as Chinese residents fear mobs, with tensions rising during the Chinese New Year festivities. Police warn of potential violence as tongs and highbinders are targeted.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Wil
Little Pete
Big Jim
Pete
Tang
Oriental
Greeley Potato Market Sways With Exchange Meeting
The Northern Colorado Product Exchange held in the courthouse drew 200 to 300 members as they discussed a permanent marketing organization independent of dealers. They reported good exchange functioning and debated warehouses while noting reduced marketable stock and attempts by competitors to mislabel shipments, influencing price trends.
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Greeley, Peb
Colorado
Exchime
Court House
Greeley Belt
Tin Acropolous
New York
New
Mammoth Reservoir Dam Plans Near Fort Seldon
Advices from Las Cruces report President Edgerton of a Scotch syndicate planning a Rio Grande dam near Port Seldon. Atchison Topeka Santa Fe may add a spur line and cement supply for the project. Estimated cost two million dollars covers 2,000 acres of land between Fort Seldon and Rio Pas.
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Santa Fe
N.M
Advican
Las Cruces
Evgerton
Scotch
Rio Grange
Port Sidon
Goaden
Topeka & Santa Fe
Tito Grande Valley
Fort Seiden
Ri Pas
Edgerton
Titia
Ecelish
Intin
Ili
Chicago Charities Plans With Boston Philanthropist
Boston millionaire philanthropist Robert Trest Paine arrives in Chicago to enlist residents in organized charity. He will lead lectures and social events over four days to address present emergencies and foster permanent city agency support for the poor. In Willamsport Pa a 10-year-old boy died from convulsions after fright caused by a prank at his home. Palace Clothing Co offers free examinations to customers.
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Chicago
Fen
Robert Trest Paine
Boston
Thie City
Teks Viet
Mr. Paine
Willamsport
Waner
Willian
Muncy
Walter
Apes England Patterned After Warwick Castle Ball
New York report details Mrs. Bradley Martin planned bar masque modeled after Lady Warwick s event at Warwick Castle. Seventy five Louis XV outfits and fifteen Marie Antoinettes entered with many notables including Mr Rhineander as Louis XV. Hyphen controversy noted over Bradley Martin name spelling.
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New York
Rainsford
Bradley Martin
Louis XV
Louis
France
Tiadhey Martin
England
Warwick
Irouk
Wales
Warwick Castle
Fhinelander-Rhineander
Bradley-Martin
Queen Lil Poses For Studio Portrait In Washington
A crowd watches as Ex Queen Lil rides a cab to a Shoreham area studio. Attendants carry a trunk and calico bundle, then enter with a Boston business associate. Inside, Queen Lil dons a purple robe and crown jewels to sit for a photograph amid local bustle.
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Washington
Wep
Lil
Shoreham
Wall Boys
Seventeenth Street
Queen Lil
Boston
Hawaii
Never Liked The Treaty As British Press Fears Senate
London February 1 The afternoon newspapers express disappointment at the arbitration treaty and opposition in Westminster. The Pall Mall Gazette says the committee avoids bold opinion and withholds approval, deeming the treaty worthless. The Globe calls the treaty meaningless and urges the Senate to refuse ratification, noting few tears would be shed.
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London
United States
Senate
Pall Matt Gazette
The
Globe
Counterfeit Piper M cent Bill Tied to Old Land Office Find
Records at the United States land office reveal a 1878 letter from the land commissioner to ex-Congressman Harrison Kelley. A Piper M cent bill attached to the document was identified as counterfeit by Receiver Hitt, described as a lever-piece that could not be distinguished from a genuine bill by ordinary people.
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United States Land Office
Ixtila
United States Land Commissioner
Harrison Kelley
Land Office
Hitt
Gage Denies Rumor About Tax Reform Views
Chicago reform prospects falter as J Gage secretary of the treasury designate denies a New York report claiming he is a single tax advocate. He states there is no foundation for the report and nothing he has said or written supports it.
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J. Gage
200 Hounds In Chase Fox Hunt In Pennsylvania
Mammoth fox hunt unfolds near Phoenixville with 200 hounds released after a lone fox. Frank Rhoades leads, crowd cheers as the fox escapes toward the Chafistown hills and Pikelands, finally stopping near the Seven Stars hotel after a wide chase.
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Phoenixville
Frank Rhoades
Wall
Mr. Etheades
Asl the Fox
Barrow
Grand Stand
Theox
Chafistown
Pikelands
Seven Stars
Wages Rise in Japan to Ease Labor Tensions
Washington reports that rising wages in Japan lessen fears of cheap Japanese labor undermining American workers. Consul Connelly cites wage increases from yen per day in farming and crafts to higher rates in weaving tailoring smithing and other trades, influencing cotton textile labor demand and mill competition.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Connelly
Niaga
State Department
Pepermarers
Ashermes
Apwar
Kketa
The Castles Return to San Francisco
San Francisco residents Mr and Mrs Castle arrived yesterday on the Overland train from Philadelphia. They were met at the Oakland pier by Arthur Castle and driven to the Martinet hotel. Mrs Castle, exhausted after several surgeries in Philadelphia, will need time to recover. The couple plans to settle permanently in the city.
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Reo
BL Castle
Philadelphia
Oakland Pier
Arthur
Castle
Martinet Hotel
Arthur Castle
Castie
Revival Foresaw If Extra Session Passes Tariff
Chauncey M. Depew warned from New York that hard times lie ahead until Congress holds an extra session to draft a business like tariff. He likened the crisis to war and urged Congress to act boldly to avert a nationwide revival in all sectors by next fall if duties are enacted.
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Depew
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Cymeress
Returns to Costa Rica for mining venture trip
Pooren sere uue marine for To geka heads to Costa Rica in a few days to work for the Poile Vist Mining company. Prof. Prastklin from State University joins as assayer and chemist. Ed Sass will bring a US carriage and three mule backs to accompany him. Mr. Fouteh, known in the city and state, travels as an agent of the Accounting Trat company and will return to pursue Costa Rican investments.
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Pooren Sere Uue Marine
Togeka
Costa Rica
Central America
Poile Vist Mining Company
Prof. Prastklin
The
State University
Ed Sass
United States
el Dorado Republican
Fouteh
Bryan finishes Texas lecture tour in San Antonio
William Jennings Bryan closed his Texas lecture series Saturday night in San Antonio before about 25 000 people. He announced this lecture was the last under the present management with no future plans yet. He planned to attend Chambers County and go duck hunting with a party chaperoned by former Governor Home.
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San Antonio
Austin
Tex
Bryan
Bam Antonio
Chambers County
Hall
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