Paterson City Copes With Unfortunates After Disaster
Paterson New Jersey on February eleventh shows calm as Mayer Hinchliffe handles relief and Mayer Low of New York offers aid. Banks and safes were damaged, escapes and losses tallied, with crowds allowed to inspect the streets and ruined sites as authorities clear wreckage and recover valuables from the collapsed premises and public utilities.
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Paterson
N J
Mayer Hinchliffe
Mayer Low
New York
Denmeath
Maine Ube Ety
Grabibe
Washington
Stair
Ian Aaa
Freundeele
Brookside in Ashes in Fort Wayne
The Brookside home of John Hi. Vass, head of the Baes Car Wheel foundry, was totally destroyed by fire early today. The blaze caused about 364.500 in property loss with 310 in insurance. The fire also damaged nearby residences and contained many art treasures.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Rookside
Handsome
John Hi. Vass
Baes
Thre Tailay
Coffee Eyes Attack Many People Here
A Woodland reader reports coffee worsened headaches and eye irritation. After stopping coffee and trying Postum, her vision improved and symptoms subsided, illustrating coffee’s potential eye effects. Battle Creek, Sage Co.
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Woodland
Towun
Battle Creek
Topeka Republican primary controls and fees set
The city Republican central committee fixed candidate payments and strict voting rules at a secret session. The resolutions require 30 cents to the central treasury per candidate and 28 cents for membership, with supervisors to verify eligibility and tally sheets naming voters and precinct details for the March primary.
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City Central Committee
City Central
Republican Ety Cratral
J. C. Lee
Com
Topeka
Olf Court
Howe
TS. Williams
Pultor
Seorstars
Death by own action shocks Navy family in Brooklyn
Clive Hannum, son of W G Hannum and assistant paymaster in the U S Navy, reportedly died in his room in Hightstown New Jersey after barricading the door and attempting to starve himself of air. The incident, described by a roommate as a “make believe” death, became a tragic real event when help arrived too late.
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New York
Clive Hiennum
W. G. Hannum
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Peddie
Hightstown
N. J
Official Gore Agent Aims for Washington Dispatches
A Mague corre spondent reports that Dr. Mtuviler, former council, travels from Hollant to New York on troop dispatches. He is said to be en route as an official Horr agent, heading to the United States.
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de Musliler
Washington
Lonion
Fes
Daily
Wader
Mtuviler
Connil
New York
de. Mueller
United States
Independence Under Guard on Lawson Yacht
New York reports that 1. w. Lawson’s yacht Independence is under tight guard. The World says parts are reportedly broken for junk and stored, with every frame and plate numbered and watched. Lawson’s plans for the boat remain unknown.
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Independence
New York
Webb
W. Lawson
Ned
Mr. Lawson
Duel ends in death at Bowen saloon in Trinidad
February report from Trinidad notes Louis Chambers and Telesen Trujillo quarreled with pistols inside a Bowen saloon. Trujillo killed Chambers almost instantly. Chambers died hours later. Trujillo, aged four, was a minor who began firing after Chambers intervened in a dispute with a fellow worker.
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Trinidad, Cole
Feb
Louis Chambers
Telesen Trujillo
Pistola
Aloon
Bowen
Chambers
Murr
Trujillo
Case Seeks Republican State Central Chairmanship
J B Case of Avuene Washington travels to confer with Senator Burton and others on whether to seek the chairmanship of the Republican state central committee. The boss busters oppose Morton Albaugh due to Cyrun Leland ties, though Case is credited with deep knowledge of statewide conditions despite two failed campaigns.
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J. B. Case
Washington
Burton
Republican State Central Committee
Busters
Sone
Morton Albaieh
Cyrun Leland
Governor McBride's vow to purge railway lobby ties
Tacoma February 31 Governor McBride intensifies battle with railway influence vowing harsh action against any state employee accepting a bribe over railroads and pledging to crush the lobby. The aggressive stance signals a broader wartime crackdown on corruption in public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
McBride
Missing Warship Sloop of War Searched Off West Coast
From The Condor reports Captain Davis of the US steamer Grant assisted along the Vancouver Island coast in seeking the missing sloop of war. Captain Torr of the Grant handed over the boat to Indians who promptly returned it, amid questions about who boarded the vessel.
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Victoria
B.C
Davis
U. S
Grant
Vancouver
Siarphoney Bom
Reopens Case on Colorado Springs Fire Liability
Denver February 11 The Colorado court of appeals reversed the district court in a suit against the Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company for damages from the August 1 1898 Colorado Springs fire but the decision is deemed to concern only one of four causes of action and the exclusion of testimony The result does not settle the railway companys liability for the losses involved
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Court of Appeals
District Court
EH Fuso County
Denver & Rio Grands Railway Company
Colorado Springs
Court of Appeals
California Fig Syrup Co
Two Trinidad Miners Crushed in Mine Fall
In Trinidad Caio on February C J W Ribald and Tom Martin were killed by a fall of coal and rock at the Victor Coal company mine. Ribald left a widow and two children. Martin was survived by two wives and two children.
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Trinidad
Caio
Feb. C
J. W. Ribald
Tom Martin
Victor Coal Company
Ribald
Martin
Annual meeting notes and sale details for Live Stock association
In Wichita various notices mention an annual meeting of the Live Stock association with tickets on sale February 20 at 11 and 12. A good returning date is February 15. The text also references satin skin care claims and product blemish notes, with several garbled phrases about relief and dye options.
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Live Stock Association
Lincolnin Day Plans and Local Society Notes
A busy Topeka page outlines plans for Lincoln Day observances and notes from the Commercial Club meeting with W. A. D. Walther of Holton. It mentions a ministerial meeting, trip discussions, a concert in the Auditorium, community fund drives, social gatherings, and local civic events. The column captures hints of weather, entertainment, and ongoing town life, with references to Osage, Lit Crum, and Topeka figures.
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Epe Commercial Club
W. A
Citer Smith
Markey
Lincoln
Thin County
Kanes Oconaresemen
Kansas
Osage
Crum
Ngure
Rev. White
Fort Scott
Janis
J. Fl. Chapman
Topeka
Lawton
Ting
Congress
Ik Railroad
Save Pfamene
Jame
Home Cooperative suit marks case against the Star
Kansas City reports reflect a damages suit filed by Home Cooperative against the Star newspaper. The action alleges profiteering by the 12 members of the cooperative and cites a publication as the cause of harm. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Kansas City
Will Return Rich New York Feb 11
A fragmentary 19th century notice reports Thomas Muthern of County Dublin Ireland planning to return home from the steerage of the Etruria with funds in hand. The aged man, more than six years to the voyage, pressed to see his brother Patrick and died soon after awaiting death on Kills Island.
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New York
Thomas Muthern
County Dublin
Ireland
PMO
Patrick
Tie
Deaths in Philadelphia and gifts to institutes
Brief telegraphs report a Philadelphia death of Louise Venalt, 23, and her 2-year-old child from asphyxia by illuminating gas, with two other children nearly dead but revived. Other items note Adolph Lewisohn's $55,000 gift to a Hebrew technical school for girls, Andrew Carnegie's $100 to Stevens Institute for a Carnegie laboratory, two deserters hanged in the Philippines, a London newspaper ownership change, and a Potawatomi Indian band plan to visit Mexico to prepare for relocation near Tampico.
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Philadelphia
Louise Venalt
South Clarion Street
Gan
York
Adolph Lewisohn
Hebrew Technical School For Girls
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Carnegie Laboratory of Engineering
Manila
Edmund A. Duboise
Amt
Louis Rusell
Guinobatan
Albay
Guthrie
Citizens Band of
Oklahoma
Tammualipas
Mexico
Tampico
Cost of New Navy Exceeds Ninety Nine Million Dollars
A Washington dispatch reports the United States has spent 99,800,928 on construction and 79,348,285 on repairs for completed vessels. Expenditures on vessels under construction include four million dollars for Kentucky and Kearsarge each and 1,990,000 for Illinois, Wisconsin, and Alabama each, with several smaller ships in progress. The record covers 1889 onward, noting the Chicago, Atlanta, and Boston as beginnings and the Precon at 4,075,082 as the costliest completed vessel.
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Washington
Foo
United States
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Kentucky
Kearsarse
I Ilinois
Wisconsin
Alabama
Chicago
Atlanta
Boston
Maine
Prank James Stops a Play in Kansas City
Frank Janes former member of the Jamne boys' gang secures a temporary injunction in the circuit court restraining a local theater from presenting The James Troys in Missouri The play portrays the Jamne family as train robbers and outlaws prompting objections that it glorifies crime and harms youth. The same newsbrief notes Montana Consolidated Mining Company incorporating in Camden New Jersey with capital of 500000 and a separate item reports the German Imperial Bank discount rate cut from 5 to 3 percent.
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James
Kansas City
Frank Janes
Jami Boys
Kang
James Troys
Missouri
Jamne
Direct Importation Promises Trade Expansion in France
A Paris dispatch reports direct importation from the United States to southern France may boost trade. The article notes reduced costs from bypassing middlemen and rail freight, predicting sizable savings and accelerated commerce if direct importation is adopted widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
France
Telcen Letary
United States
Equthern
Evan
New York
Merchants Plan Against Fake Advertising in Cortland
In Cortland New York merchants move to form a society pledging members to use only legitimate newspapers for advertising. The push aims to curb misleading promos and protect business interests, prompting commentary about sensational claims and public perception.
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Cortland
New York
Washinton Postry
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Imperial Bank of Germany
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Waxe
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