Battle with ice on voyage to Dutch Harbor report
United States revenue cutter crew rescuing distressed whalers at Point Barrow reports landing of the roller expedition near Tununok village after a long icebound voyage from Bet Sah harbor. Weather was severe with cold, shifting ice while dog sleds carried the party toward St Vincent and future landings planned for spring.
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San Francisco
Cal
HG. Harslee
United States Revenue
Cur
Point Barrow
Uy the Arcti
Lakme
Beteh Harbor
Datel Harbor
Ebamlet
Mabout
Pinuk Island
Cape St Lawrence
Sims
Lce
Siedar Teland
Cape Vancouver
Vormewhht
War End
Nuntvakaland
Cape
Sven
Linut
Jarvir
Severntallys Cathoed
Kyake
Tununok
Diorwelf
Sc. Mictmet
Andresfski
St. Mir Chass
Jurvia Ré
Coming to America Brings Morality Reform Advocate to New York
Ver Ia- Viet Wood Hull Martin lands in New York within days to pursue moral reform of works and confront a lawsuit instigated by Dr. Chariew A. Weiss. The visit includes plans for humanitarian aims and concurrent discussions in England and France, with Mrs. Mar Niere and Lulu Maud Woodtail involved in the broader dispute.
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New York
Viet Wood Hull Martin
Chariew A. Weiss
Marniere
Mr. Martin
Lulu Maud Woodtail
Actin
America
London
England
France
Mar UN
Startles Society Boldly Attends Broken Log Concert
Boston society column notes Mrs Jack Gardner defies a broken log incident by attending a Friday concert. The piece mocks gossip and features a cast of names including Alex Sider Slot and Wadler mest fed a cee capelin, with Mrs Gardner receiving an ovation as the event began.
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Jack” Gardner
Boston
Jack" Gardner
Jack
Eneloy Wadler
Cee Capelin
Alex. Sider
Gardner
Mexican Central Wreck Disrupts Minneapolis Journal Excursion
A Minneapolis Journal excursion train on the Mexican Central reportedly wrecked ten miles south of Mexico, leaving the survivors shaken. accounts describe a night of danger with passengers tossed and some injured though most escaped unharmed in the chaotic crash.
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Minneapolis Journal
Ann Antono
Mexilo
Minneapolte Journal
Wenile
Ateepene
Drenan
Causes of Nervous Decline In Modern Civilization
At the Topeka Academy of Medicine meeting Dr Lindsay argues modern life breeds nervous disorders and insanity. He cites relentless bustle, sensational headlines, rapid public education, crude medical quackery, and intrusive crime reporting as key stressors. He warns against overactive brains and careless instruction of children fueling mental unrest.
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Topeka Academy of Medicine and Surgery
W. & Lindsay
Lindsay
Unis
Almont Daily
Joan'a Ramalne la
Callmatlop
Manor
Kansas City
Treanuy
Reneon
Asvir
Cuts Running Time. Colonel Arty Telegram News
Denver February 15 Colonel George Arty general agent of the Union Pacific railway received a telegram today detailing progress on measures to shorten running time. The brief dispatch adds to ongoing efforts to streamline schedules and improve service reliability.
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Denver
George Arty
Wnlon Pacific Rail Ay
Topeka News Gathers City Notes And Court Dockets
A clumsy, datelike collage of Topeka items reports on civic business, court activity, and local personalities. Mentions include police chief Henry M. Stele, post office figures, a jury selection, pension payments, and other scattered street notes reflecting daily life in Topeka.
Stevenson Flats Sold in Sheriff Sale at Four Hundred
Stevenson Mats at Huntoon and Filmore streets were sold by Sheriff Cook under foreclosure. Homes in the western row lot sold for 400 each aside from one, with total mortgages about 2500 per house. Purchasers held mortgages, built by George T. Stevenson, leading to bankruptcy. Other sales included Clay street lots bought by Vermont Slying Investment Co, Courtney Ward subdivision lots by First National Bank of Hi Paso, and Lincoln street lots bought by Mr Slinger Jarl, mortgagee.
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Stevenson
Huntoon
Filmore
Sherif Cook
George T. Stevenson
Sheriff Cool
Lon Clay Street
Harver's
Jennife Mt Chamberlain
Vermont Slying# Investment company
Courtney & Ward
First National Bank of Hi Paso
Patrick Ward
Lincoln Street
Slinger Jarl
A. H. Quinton
Street Car Run Wild In Cheyenne Canon Crash
A Broadmoor branch street car ran away with four women aboard near Cheyenne Canon and sped three miles downhill. It struck a motor car at Ivywild, causing a violent crash. The conductor and two small girls, daughters of Dr Meade Smith, were injured but not seriously. The motor car was wrecked and both drivers escaped serious harm.
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Colorado Springs
Broadmoor
Cheyenne Canon
Ivywild
Phes
Meade Smith
John Drew Welcomed in One Summers Day at Wal Meck
John Drew earned a warm reception at Wal Meck's theater in New York as he starred in H. Y. Eemond's comedy One Summers Day. The character blends gentleness chivalry and humor, with a neat construction and crisp writing depicting human nature at its best.
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New York
John Drew
Wal- Meck
H. Y. Eemond
Rescuer Chris Urges League Action Over Debts
Cleveland February reports relay that De Haas Robison calls on the National League to settle Von der Ahe debts or provide loan money. Letters from Nick Young indicate efforts to secure unanimous league consent and quick action upon Mr. Bruce’s arrival. A plea notes alleged jail delays and need for prompt attention. A separate item recalls a body snatching reward in Chicago and a Cook County commissioners board offer. Australian Gold Still Co
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de Haas Robison
National League
Cleveland
von der Ahe
Frank de Haag Robbun
Cleveland Bireball Club
Nick Youn
Frish
Mr. Hobison
League
Hruehl
Brosh
Cincinnati
Young
Chicago
Dunning
Henry Ulrich
Board of Commissioners of
Cook County
Payroll Theft Arrests Hit New England Railroad
Boston February 15 eleven New England railroad workers were arrested after an investigation begun weeks earlier. W L Coyle a time clerk stood accused of falsifying pay rolls. Arrestedees include four freight conductors three passenger brakemen two freight brakemen four passenger conductors and a yard man. They allegedly obtained money by false pretenses with overpayments ranging from two to twenty dollars per employee. Coyle reportedly devised the scheme about three years ago and recruited each employee to sign inflated payrolls.
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Boston
New England Railroad
Nome
W. L. Coyle
Trgan
Police
Coyle
Ume
British Yukon company to build White Pass rail road route
Montreal reports C H Wilkinson says the British Yukon company will begin immediately a 45 mile line through the White Pass from Lynn Canal head to Lake Bennett. The Duke of Teck presides over the company which holds a government charter to build the White Pass route. The plan calls for a three foot six inch track with a three percent grade using ABT rail, similar to European practice.
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Montreal
C. H. Wilkinson
British Yukon Company
White Pass
Lynn Canal
Lake Bennett
Duke of Teck
Mesert
Mann and McKenzie
Harts Mountains
Europe
Mantime Lattimer Striker Discharges Reported
Wilkesbarre Pa February report by the prosecution committee says two ex strikers testified to losing their jobs after returning to work. Witnesses claim a mine foreman told them there was no more work for them and names Mikka and Sorro roremaen were discharged though one man denies involvement with the Martin trial.
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Wilkesbarre
Lattimer
Joseph Mikka
John Sorrororemaen
Martin Triak
Uul
Geo Roseter
Mars
Vespucci Birth Record Found in Florence Church
Rome reports a long search uncovered the birth record of Amerigo Vespucci in the La Giovani church in Florence. The document places his birth on March 78, 1459, tying a precise date to the famed explorer.
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Florence
Rome
Amerigo Vespucci
la Gioyvani
Medusa Ashore in Bay of Bengal off Andaman Islands
The Austrian steamer Medusa, en route from Trieste via Bombay to Rangoon, is reported ashore at the Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal. Assistance has been dispatched.
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Lieyds
Bay of Bengal
Calcutta
Trieste
Bombay
Rangoon
Andaman Islands
Real Estate Transfers Filed for Record in Local Office
Real estate transfers listed include Chas. O. Knowles to Rec. Investment Trust Co. and L. W. Wilson to Knowles with various parcels in Crane Homestead block. Transfers involve Barry A. Coomer, the Gardiners to Financial Association, and several other parcels on Western Avenue, Kaw half breed reserve, Van Buren Street, and Auburn dates addition. Names include Chas. H. Hall Ephraim H. Blake John W. Riegel Thomas W. Davis S. W. Gleed and F. Popence among others. Amounts range from $500 to $1,500 and up to $2,700 in listed transfers.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Chas. O. Knowles
Rec. Investment Trust Company
Crane
Grunks
L. W. Wilson
C. ©. Knowles
L. L. Sexon
Barry A. Coomer
Western Avenue
Jackson Street
H. F. Gardiner
Financial Association
Kaw Half Breed Reservation
L. T
Dolman Tract
Same
Bextnalug
Immin
Chas
Lotria
Aubursidaie
H. Hall
Heary
Harri
Ephriam H. Blake
W. Horn
van Buren Street
The
John W. Riegel
Roftheast
Thomas W. Davis
Northeast
Popenoe
W. Gleed
Auburndate
C. L. Holman
Gleed
AS. Johnson
Charlotte Barrows
Kepley
Popence
Samy
Wise and Upright Judge on Accidental Death Ruling
The U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed lower court in favor of Mrs. Sarah J. Smith for $6000 from Western Commercial Life Association over her husband F. O. G. Smith’s death in 1895. Judge Sanborn redefines accident as caused by external factors not by design, citing a toe injury from a tight shoe.
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St. Louis
United States Court of Appeals
Sarah J Smith
Western Commercial Titea” Association
Sanborn
F. OG. Smith
Woman allegedly attempts poison in Oakland case
Mrs Dick of Oakland swallowed a white powder in a suspected morphine incident after a warrant was sworn for her sanity. Sheriff and matron removed her to Topeka for observation, with doctors unable to confirm poison intake. Her husband had previously reported a poisoning claim, but no evidence found.
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Oakland
Sacoh Dick
Jude Dolman
Folloe
Thorpe
Sherif Cook
Topeka
Wille
Olor
Huisband
Worman
Polwan
Women's suffrage defeat in Massachusetts House vote
In Boston on February 18 the Massachusetts House rejected a constitutional amendment to grant women the right to vote. The constitutional amendments committee had voted to allow supporters to withdraw but the motion was later withdrawn amid crowded galleries and debate.
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Boston
House of Twnrenentatives
Committee On
Graves Brothers Strike Reported In Blue Jay Mine
In Morrison tributary of Calter creek, Trinite county, the Graves brothers are said to have made another rich strike in the Blue Jay mine. The new pocket is reportedly worth 360,000 dollars, following a prior 340,000 strike that caused a stir in Coffee Creek.
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Graves Brothers
Reiding
Cat
Blue Jay
Morrison Jet
Calter Creek
Trinite County
Graves Brom
Graves Rose
Coffee Creek
Illinois Constitutional Convention Debates Suffrage Hearings
The constitutional convention adopted a resolution inviting Wind Tep ings Bryan to present proposals before the members. The week includes hearings on suffrage and other motions as the body weighs how to address the enfranchisement question. Oldest Illinois lawyer dies in Chicago, Feb 15.
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Menwehetin
Bryan
Malia
Ita
Chicago
Starr Techsatire
Ventas Dart Tv
Aaa
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Bear Lands
Dutch Harbor
St. Michael
Victoria Woodhull Martin
Startles Society
Mexican Central Wreck
Academy of Medicine
Grers
Saumaron Doorn Or
Santa Fe
Arren M
Iba Arte
Crosby
Crosby's Mill
Bristol
Behn
Hhemilton
Eus
Anne Charles F. Spencer
Dex Mainen Inc
Netenn
Prasettitet
Pelea
Stafower
Silunan
Aismister
George
Midtarum
Chiliicothe
Firat Kanean
Henry Tooth
W. C. Edwards
Mt State
C. B. Reed
Aah Avenue
King and
Fillmore Streets
Elmer Strickter
Dallas Ena
Thompson
D. W. Detelass
Shanehal
Chima
Nautilua Club
Mra
Mortis
J. J. Sreyhaw
Albuquerdie
John
Kinndiee
Ste
New Mexico
Paisilman Rucker
Roy Shreve
Major Shreve
Tridge Atchison
Topeki
Sion
A. Fe & AL ML
Wichita
Manon Goiree
W. M Ver
Lee
Wm. H. Hubbard
Loyaltan
Calam
Tim
Omurere
Dilman
Nore and & Patina
Dalecar
Binta Fe
Skinner
Booth
Department Oorsmanier
G. A
W. A. Swift
S.A. James
Tom
James
Stevie
Rye BiSgeace
Ted Agate
Ithalomew
Patton
Ar Gortuit
Cheyenne
Chris
Australian Gold Still Co
Martin
Midland Bank of
Dodge City
Breidenthal
J. W. Gilbert
Janney
Philadelphia
Baron Erlanger
Frankfort
Seron
Ludwig von Erlanger
Erlanger Bank
Indy
Stevens
Axminster
Sieper
Sie
Sevilla
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Kansas
Western Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Kans, Proprietorm
Columbian Building
Sixth Street
Great Western Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
East Seventh Street
Bodiger
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