Schooner Burned Off Delaware Shore Fire Rages in Night
Delighted lifeboat crews battled high winds and ice to reach a two masted schooner ablaze near Cape May. Despite efforts from Sommiers N Stith and Juno Yehich Jett, rescue attempts failed, leaving the captain and crew unaccounted as the hull burned toward the shore.
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Delaware
Del
Sommiers N. Stith
Juno Yehich Jett
Lret Mleht
Cape May
Mar Hila
Gaig
N. J
Ascot Lance
Bmck
Argiesen
Cape Point
Clemerts Pethol
Delaware Bay
Roseman
Wien
Thames
Tos
Lipton Admits It In Cup Challenger Test
The article discusses the upcoming America's Cup challenge involving Shamrock III and an American skipper. It notes Melly’s position and the test against Sharrock, with references to prior Cup seasons and implications for American entrants.
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EO Melly
Warpton
Columbia
Shamrock Ik
Thomas
Fragmented Overseas Dispatch on Serom and Monaco Explorations
A muddled telegraph from London and Monaco reports brief notes on Serom occupation events and Monaco advisory flights. It mentions Miss Biles and a sergeant, with fragments suggesting resumed activity and a third trip by an unnamed explorer amid clear weather conditions.
Kelly 185 Back at Miami County Committee Meeting
Assistant state treasurer T. T. Kelly urged county commissioners to probe charges amid divisions between Kelly and Major Remington over whether to hold one or two conventions. The meeting saw a split on electing delegates and state convention strategy.
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T. T. Kelly
Ie Leck
Pao
Miami County
Remblkcan
Remington
Kelly
Terntrustun
Helly
Roosevelt Boy Improves Amid Pleural Pneumonia Fears
Crisis passes as President Roosevelt’s son shows improved signs after pleurisy develops in a pneumonia case. Doctors report better respiration and temperature, though pleuro-pneumonia remains possible. Secretay Cortelyou confirms steady monitoring and hopeful outlook while officials discuss ongoing care at Groton infirmary.
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Groton
Cortelyau
Cortelyou
Mia Rossevell
Mithicnt
Wm A. Gerdmer
Lambert
New York
Prince Henry
Incomplete Groton Update on Secretary Cortelyou Health
Groton Massachusetts February 1 at 1 oclock Secretary Cortelyou issued a brief bulletin saying the outlook is less favorable than this morning. The patient is not expected to improve tonight or tomorrow morning as he was previously anticipated.
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Groton
Mass
Cortelyou
German Prussian loan subscribers see weak health bulletin
Feb 1 subscribers to the new German and Prussian loans show weakness as a health bulletin from Clandehoye reports Lewd Datterin growing weaker. The bulletin notes continued decline and reduced strength in the affected party.
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Bertin
Doster Abandons Active Policy Role in Populist Link
Kansas judge Doster outlines views on Populist and Democratic cooperation without abandoning his party. He favors public ownership of services, direct legislation, tariff balance, and selective cross-endorsement while rejecting a full party merger. He notes trust issues and currency questions as settled but harmful to reopens. Spokane report adds unrelated local crime note from Washington.
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Doster
People's Party
Democrats
Dange Doster
Nespaper
Esworth
State Journal
Custer
Supreme Court
Tever
Supreme Bench of
Kansas
Dester
Judge Doster
Peoples Party
Tele Uke
Wiew
Democratic Party
Berozne Temocruis
Aereelint
Enon
Porisiar
Roosevelt
Fee
Tam
Pass Before King Edward at Royal Levee in St James
The new monarch’s first levee drew a vast crowd at St James Palace with King Ranard in field marshal uniform. Diplomats, cabinet ministers, and naval officers attended as ambassadors and attaches moved before him in order of precedence. A notable change saw attendees kiss the king’s hand palm down, while many guests bowed.
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Ting Raward
St James Pmlc
Nove
Prince of Wales
Duke of Conmausht
Marlboroughbowee
Tfe Cuatin
Otber
Royal Familly
Messrs
Allison Armour
Chicago
Charles Gilton
Boston
Ranard
Queen Victoria
Hinself
Prince Henry of Prussia to Sail for United States
Prince Henry of Prussia plans a Saturday departure for the United States despite uncertainty over President Roosevelt's son's illness. He had wished to delay or cancel but was advised to proceed. messages from Emperor William and the prince conveyed sympathy and concern for the president's son.
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Berlin
Prince Henry
Prussia
United States
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Schloss
Kay's Suit of Clothes in Kay Murder Case
The missing suit of clothes possibly linked to James Kay’s alleged murder of his wife is discussed by his father and defense. Kay plans to plead not guilty, while his attorneys seek a continuance as Kay remains confined and able to sit up only briefly. A man who had arranged home furnishings for Kay was also encountered, but offered no comment.
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James Kay
Kay Wi
Dalter Carl Lawson
Taweon
Cattlemen Meet Opens in Wichita With Welcome Address
Wichita Fed and the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association opened a three day pension session this morning. Jerry Simust delivered the welcome on behalf of the city. A. G. Cunningham of Woodward replied. Only one business session was held with activities at the stockyards in the afternoon.
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Wichita
Senate backs reversal of inauguration date change
Washington February 11 Senate approves a joint resolution to move inaugurations to the last Thursday in April at noon and to start Congress then as well. Teller completes his Philippine tariff speech arguing against U S control of the islands and questions its profits and ethics. House resumes routine business with oleomargarine bill debate and pension bill conference.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
United States
Congmar
Congress
Goour
Gainesville
Tex
Piedras Neat
Cal
Dorothea Lind Dix
Hampden
Francis Tuttle
Revenue Cutter Service
J. A. Jarvis
Samuel J. Culve
Point Barrow
Arctic Ocean
Teller
Philippine Islands
Philippines
HOUSE
McKinley memorial fund receives state school donations
County superintendents report amputation raised funds from country schools to Gov. Stanley for the McKinley memorial. Sumner county led with 977.41, totaling over 1.50 per student as remittances come from many counties and districts across Kansas.
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Stanley
Matt
Sarmner
Fort Hor Witwin
ONOWR
Sumner County
Barton County
Realtor
Weel
McPheraen
Joni Phiny
Allen County
Norton County
Csveis
Chautaugue
TS Lay
Gove County
Neodeshn
Humboldt
Gaylord
Winfield
Halley's
Riley County
Shawnee County
Abe
Cherokee County
Nese
Vsv
Recnienie
Ak Grey i Wulshurs Ca
Turion
Atehivon o.Chesicpsui
ANP
Faker University
Baldwin - 40 Panoines Cnanas Hatta
Abies sNatheres
Eeeip Leavenworth
Ws -Courey
Six Day Walking Race Sees Injuries Shake Competitors
New York February first report on the six day walking match notes swollen knees sore ankles and upset stomachs forcing many to drop out. On day two twenty six teams remain led by Usim ahead of the field as old timers fall back and younger walkers close in. The Hurst brothers drop to eighteenth as the leaders push on through early morning hours.
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New York
Supermer
Ing Usim
Heedman
Cavanaush
Hax
Hurst Brothers
Question on legality of over certified checks at City Savings
Detrait Feb 11 The vital question for City Savings depositors is whether 682.00 in over certified checks signed by Cashier H R Andrews when funds were absent are legal or illegal. If illegal, deposits may be fully repaid. if legal, 75 percent recovery is expected. President F C Pingree believes legality likely and notes the bank has restated assets but over certified checks were ignored. Andrews has not turned over securities taken from other banks, and their whereabouts are unknown. Andrews is reportedly seriously affected by nervous prostration.
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City Savings Bank
H. R. Andrews
F. R. Andrews
Trust Company
Andrews
F.C. Andrews
F.C. Pingree
City Bank
Ro An
Drews
Taft in New York A Family Affair Visit
Governor Taft arrives from Washington for a family reunion in New York. He mentions possible medical care and an operation after testimony on the Philippine situation. Taft discusses native education plans, Yale involvement, and aims to return to the islands by May 1 with a departure on April 1.
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New York
Taft
Philtorthes
Washington
Schurman
Yale
Hadley
NewsHaven
Atkinson
Eta
Muntry
Train Strikes Handcar Killing Two In Wisconsin
A strike on the St Croix bridge in Hudson Wisconsin killed Andrew Swansen and August Johnson instantly while injuring Fred Carlsen and Charles Johnson as a snow storm hindered repairs. A westbound freight then collided with the River Falls passenger on the bridge’s first span, derailing engines and injuring passengers. Coroners investigated the scene as crews worked to clear the damaged bridge. Temperature notes from Chicago list frigid readings across major cities.
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Weithin
Supreme Court Justice May Resign If Fatigue Persists
Associate Justice may step down as fatigue described as a factor in long contemplated move. Decision hinges on health and service needs, with no final timetable announced. The report notes prior discussions within the court about a potential retirement.
Associate Justice Shiras May Resign For Private Practice
Washington February 11 Associate Justice Shiras of the Supreme Court is reported to consider resigning to return to the practice of law in Pittsburgh His wife Mrs Shirase urged him to defer the resignation arguing the routine and grind of the court leaves him unpleasing The justice enjoys leisure when not writing opinions but finds circuit court duties in Delaware Pennsylvania and New Jersey exacting and onerous He has not been convinced that social life on the court justifies the sacrifices required for the role
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Washington
Jusce Shiras
Supreme Court
Jumboe Shiras
Pitsburg
Mra. Shirase
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Shiras
Simaetf
Commercial club to consider McKenney Gaselle plant bid
Commercial club members will hear a proposal from the McKenny-Gaselle company of Baltimore to build a sewing machine factory in Topeka. Major T. J. Anderson, secretary, has been in correspondence with the eastern firm, awaiting local capital backing to unite for the plant’s construction.
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McKremay-Gaselle Company
Baltimore
Topeka
T. J. Anderson
Commercial Club
McKenny-Griselis Company
Loual Capitalians
Sewt
Weather forecast by Cider Smith and bureaus
Cider Smith announced a forecast of generally fair weather today with possible rain later. Weather bureaus send out a forecast of partly cloudy skies tonight through Wednesday with warmer temperatures and drying conditions into February, temperature around 14. The report notes unreliable clock readings and steady southerly winds.
Mabel Hannay to marry Harry A Parsons in Washington
Washington report says Mabel Hannay oldest daughter of Senator Hannay and Mrs Hannay is engaged to Harry A Parsons of Cleveland. The engagement is public but wedding date not yet fixed. Hannay family has been active in Washington society. Parsons is a rising political figure tied to the Republican National Committee.
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Daughose
Harry A Parsons
Washington
Mike Mabel Hannay
Artie
Harry A
Parsons
Cleve
Ianna
Cleveland
Pheemutri
Ruch
Mr. Parsons
Republican National Committee
Hagia Chattman
State Officers Inspect Iron Works Staircase in Topeka
State Auditor Cole Secretary of State Clark and Attorney General Godard made a long trip from Topeka to Minneapolis to inspect the new Iron Works staircase project. They spent several hours in Minneapolis examining casting progress and copper plating for electric grohe railing and stairways, with completion expected by March 2. In a separate report a mine explosion at Mine No 2 near Honale injured over 100 workers, with about 260 employed and most expected to recover as rescuers removed coal and stabilized the scene.
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Clark
Godard
Minneapolle
Honale
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