South swept by sleet storm cripples Georgia to New York
A severe sleet storm disabled central southern telegraph and telephone lines from Georgia to Texas, isolating Atlanta for hours and leaving Macon and New Orleans with limited contact. Poles fell in vast numbers, trains delayed, and ice disrupted shipping and harbor traffic along the Northeast. The Weather Bureau predicts continued cold across much of the United States with heavy snow in New England and the lower Great Lakes region.
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New York Harbor
Shepard
Lighhhouse Board
Department
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Conn
Connecticut
Connecticut River
Saybrook
Long Island Sound
Bridgeport
Five Men Drown in Hoopers Straits Near Cambridge
Five men drowned last Friday while attempting to reach shore from icebound oyster vessels in Hoopers Straits near Cambridge Maryland. The incident adds to a grim winter toll as crews battled ice and seas. The steamer Burged was reportedly damaged in a separate incident as the Hudson, moored at the east Wamswaters slips, burned at night causing about $30,000 in losses.
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Cambridge
Hoopers Straits
Cincinnati
Hudson
Strife in Russian Army Over Kuropatkin Linevitch Change
News from St Petersburg reports rumors Kuropatkin has handed command to Linevitch after Grippenberg was relieved. Conflicting versions say Grippenberg protested to the emperor over a flanking move, or Kuropatkin complained Grippenberg acted against orders. Tokio and London dispatches note Russian skirmishes along Shakhe and Hun rivers and the death of Gen Matsumura at the front.
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Kuropatkin
Shakhe
Hun
Waitao
Titi
London
Matsumura
Tokyo
Daily Telegraph
Metra Hill
Reprieve Granted to Mrs Rogers in Vermont
Windsor Vermont February. A few hours after receiving last rites and hearing prayers for the dying Mrs Mary Mabel Rogers who faced execution learned Gov Bell granted her a four month reprieve. The gallows had been prepared in the prison west wing with a black curtain hiding the execution area. The reprieve is to test her claim of an unfair trial by the supreme court. The crime was the murder of her husband Marcus Rogers on August 12 1902 at Bennington.
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Windsor
Mary Mabel Rogers
Henry H. Peck
Charles J. Bell
Roosevelt backs education grants for Indians in denominational schools
Washington February 6 President Roosevelt referred to Secretary Hitchcock the authority to grant contracts for educating Indian children in denominational schools. The president says legal authority exists to grant the Indians money to educate their children as they choose and directs continued practice unless Congress objects.
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Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Congress
Agrievauyce
Department of Justice
Banker Beckwith Dies From Worry in Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio February report says C T Beckwith president of the defunct Citizens National Bank died after two days of worry over federal indictments. He was about 66. His death may weaken cases of forgery and conspiracy against Mrs Cassie L Chadwick. deposition not allowed. potential Massachusetts trial discussed.
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C. T. Beckwith
Citizens’ National Bank
Beckwith
Federal Grand Jury
Cleveland
Castle L. Chadwick
Citizens’ National Bank of Oberlin
Chadwick
Federal
Common Pleas Court
United States
Massachusetts
Weston
Witgatton
Cassie L. Chadwick
Citizens National Bank of Oberlin
Mre. Chadwick
Herbert D. Newinn
Brookline
Pro Russian Protests Hit Helsinki Official Johnsson Shot
In Helsingfors on February 6 a man in uniform shot at Procurator Johnsson and wounded his son after entering his residence. the assassin named Alexander Gadd was arrested. Johnsson, a Finn with pro Russian leanings, was later reported killed amid broader strike turmoil across Warsaw and Lodz with Cossack clashes and factory blockades. 6,000 Russian reserves mutinied at Peterhoff and lawless strikes closed most factories and rail lines in Batoum and Carncasia.
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Finland
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Johnsson
Alexander Gadd
Johnson
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Gelner
London
St. Petersburg
Chronicle
Peterhoff
Samtreci
Reform proclamation urged as Washington’s birthday observance
A multi group proclamation copy urges a national observance on Washington’s birthday to spur reforms in government rail regulation post parcels and currency. Signed by Govs Brooks Wyoming and Hertick Iowa plus others, it calls readers to contact Washington lawmakers. The item also notes ICC criticism of Atchison Topeka Santa Fe coal rates, plus a New York extradition pursuit and local tragedies.
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National Grange
Washington
Brooks
Wyoming
Hertick
Obie
Elrod
South Dakota
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Death of Rev. GE Bentley Puzzles Los Angeles Police
In Los Angeles a lodging house death puzzles authorities. Rev. GE Bentley of Lincoln Nebraska, liberal presidential candidate in 1846 and three time US Senate candidate, died after collapsing in room 126 Sau in Los Angeles Street. A mysterious woman accompanied him. $1.03 cash and a gold watch missing. Autopsy cites heart disease. Other items: Buenos Aires uprising suppressed, a 14 year old stabbed by brother in Philadelphia, three children drown near Browns Town, and a Toronto notice.
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Ge, Bentley
Lincoln
Neb
Sau
Liberal Party
United States
Nebraska
Ray
Bentley
Douglass
Centenarian dies. Tilghman Craigie passes at 102
In Mahanoy City Pennsylvania Mrs Tilghman Craigie aged 102 has died at Quakake after a long life on a farm. She was the mother of fourteen children. Fire devastates university buildings in Buchan an West Virginia the main structures burned Saturday.
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Mahanoy City
Tilghman Craigie
Quakake
Chilldren
Fairmont
W. Ve
University At Buchanan
Testimonial for Chamberlain Cough Remedy at St Luke’s
Ashburnham Qnt April 18 1941 rector EL A Langfeldt testifies to rapid relief from a harsh cough after using Chamberlain Cough Remedy. He describes preaching three times on Master Day and credits the medicine for restoring his voice. Sold by FE BE Conner & Co.
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Chamberlain
Euster
EL. A. Langfeldt
St. Luke’s Church
FE. BE. Conner & Co
Thousand Dollars Thrown Away by a Lung Remedy Complaint
Mr. M. W. Baker of Plain View Nab reports his wife suffered lung trouble for over ten years. After trying many doctors and spending over a thousand dollars, a friend suggested Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy improved her health, and they credit it with saving her life. They urge others to try it and note its role in preventing consumption when treatment begins promptly. Sold by BE. & Conner & Co.
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M. W. Baker
Plain~ View
Nab
Foley
Woley
Conner & Co
Poisons in Food and Cure Claims by Pills
A fragment discusses food poisons and claims Dr. King's New Life Pills cure undigested poisons with a money back guarantee at a local drugstore. It mentions dyspepsia as a bane and a product called Turdock Blood Bitters that promises prompt relief by regulating the stomach.
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Dr. King
R. A.mil‘er
Tryubem
All Run Down HIS Is Common Expression
An advisory note suggests organic trouble may underlie fatigue and that a doctor should assess the condition. It recommends a concentrated fat food to enrich the blood and strengthen the system as a likely remedy.
Scott's Emulsion Offered As Nourishing Aid
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion rebuilds weakened bodies when other foods fail. It claims to benefit run down or emaciated individuals and calls it the best nourishment for delicate children and pale anaemic girls. A free sample is offered.
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