Elko men identify the dead robber
Salt Lake Feb 3 two men are viewed with suspicion in the holdup and fight that killed a robber and wounded grocer Morrison and Heath. Police order arrests but identity of the two escaped bandits remains unclear. Studmeyer and George Heater of Tk Now identify the robber slain by Oliver Upath as one who held a box in the January 17 incident. Notorious results expected from Heath and Morrison wounds.
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Z. G. Morrigum
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George Heater
Tk Now
Ofliver Upath
Heath
Morrison
Utah Sheepmen Signal Victory In Border Move
In a U S circuit court of appeals ruling, Idaho’s cattle movement case was reversed, allowing Utah lambs to cross into Idaho to reach Rex Elder County. The dispute centered on Idaho’s infection control laws and Utah’s animal passage aims. The decision upholds cross state animal exchange against Idaho’s restrictions.
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Disappointed Lover Kills His Sweetheart
A waiter, Sovant waumed Th Hidiech, shot a woman at her Bernhardt Beineke residence, then drank poison and died. The man had been the victim’s sweetheart until recently, and a photograph of the woman was found on his suspenders.
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Hidiech
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Beineke
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Torry
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Bidhech
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Renewed Violence at Waterbury Conn Report
Waterbury Connecticut woke to renewed turmoil as strikers attacked rail lines and locks. National guards were dispatched, militiamen patrolled power stations, and by morning the disturbance had subsided though blockades remained and workers still faced patrols.
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Waterbury, Conn
Was an attempt to bribe congressman
A report on an alleged bribery attempt involving members of the naval affairs committee. The commission found that Philip Doblin and others sought to influence action for personal gain, including corruption claims against Lemuel Quiggly and connections to the Havland Submarine Rant Company. The committee recommended certifying testimony to the attorney general and pursuing legal action.
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Lesaler
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Hovland
Committee On Oval Affairs
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CHAIRMAN GRAY SIDES WITH COAL OPERATORS IN TESTIMONY
Philadelphia report on Daniel McKelvy and Hazel fon amid a tense hearing over coal price disputes. The witness described long nights with strikers and alleged intimidation while details of the strike's causes and authorities were debated. Officials pressed for orders to maintain peace as General Gobin and others addressed disorder claims.
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Daniel McKelvye
Hazel Fon
Cho
Thainan
AssnaTh
McKeley
Aras
Amy
Minister Bowens Decisive Note Reviews Venezuela Claims
Washington and London reported Herbert Bowen and Venezuelan envoy discussions over settlement terms for Venezuela's claims. The note rejects preferential treatment while proposing a tribunal reference, signaling potential progress toward a full settlement amid allied negotiations and pending parliamentary considerations.
Two Women Executed in the City of London
The article reports the execution of two women in Holloway jail, identified as Lenton, Melin Sieh, and Arta Walters described as "baby farmers." The event notes the women walked to the gallows. one had been previously hanged in Buglinil since March 1900.
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City OF London
Lenton
Melin Sieh
Arta Walters
Corbett to Fight Jeffries in June 20 Card
Boxing news reports James Corbett signing to defend against Frank Jeffries on June 20 with a purse split 74 percent to the winner and 24 to the loser. Negotiations cover rules, officials, and venue details for the heavyweight title bout expected in a major market.
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Jeffries
Blizzard Sweeps Prairie States Across Wide Region
A severe winter storm with northeast winds paralyzed several states from the northern plains to the Midwest. Rail and road traffic halted as heavy snow and sleet disrupted trains, with Nebraska and Missouri among the hardest hit. The storm spread into Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa, and surrounding areas causing widespread travel delays and power outages as crews battled drifting snow and high winds.
Unclear fragment outlines sudden political disturbance
A garbled OCR fragment references a high level meeting or dispatch, mentioning a revaviderall figure and rat Mos Maines, with others deciding to call a speedad wleatlisa in thy sae and Tote diatrion at Chavaewney. It notes death or removal around Congress Hye, with a mined context and unclear outcome.
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Congress
Ntoros Hanged Sr Tamisy Feb De Pailin Gurley
A terse report notes an event involving individuals named Ntoros Tamisy Pailin and Gurley with unclear roles. The fragmentary text mentions February and a judicial or formal action but lacks coherent details or context to confirm specifics.
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Sr Tamisy
Fragmented OCR note with unclear names and places
An unreadable OCR fragment references multiple unclear names and locations. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects to summarize into a factual item. The content appears garbled with mixed foreign phrasing and possible personal names that cannot be reliably interpreted.
Death caused by a blow in New York case
A report describes a death caused by a blow during a confrontation. The text notes suspicions about a suspect, mentions an official inquiry, and references a superintendent connected to the incident. The fragment hints at a tragedy with unresolved questions and potential motives.
California Larson Death Mystery Echoes in Court
A muddled report describes a death tied to a California resident named Larson and a disputed will. Witnesses describe a Sunday drive ending in a fatal argument, with statements about the will and a wife’s plea at home. Local officials note the case hinges on the will’s validity and the circumstances surrounding the death.
Charles Rehavel Proposes Religious Daily Paper
A New York Daily Paper editor envisions a religious daily funded by a millionaire investor to deliver wholesome news and be a tool for public education. He argues press should avoid sensationalism and avoid sensational depictions of crime. Dr Parkbvtrgt weighs in on the plan and its potential to sanitize journalism.
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New York
Charles Rehavel
York
Parkbvtrgt
Municipal Ownership Pact Foretells City Rail Grantee Deal
A damaged OCR reads of a municipal ownership agreement involving Chicwon Vel deed, the Taeat committee, and Graebinn in forests in de Jaye. The plan contemplates city purchase of a transit line, with a twenty year term, fixed compensation, and potential for an advance to public works. The settlement outlines union transit company involvement, capital contributions, and possible adjustments to align with the city’s finances.
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Sean
Gineborbatton
New York
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Teggiakrtinge
Robbers Captured By A Citizen Posse
A mob of townspeople cornered and captured four robbers after a nighttime heist. The posse tracked the thieves through rough terrain to a library area where two suspects were soon blocked by pursuit. The four men were eventually subdued and divested of their loot as a community hunt continued to identify all involved.
Mexican troops ambushed and killed in border clash
Feb 8 report from Tuston Avign states Mexican regulars suffered ambush and casualties during a Yaqui confrontation. Survivors were rescued as reports acknowledge possible exaggeration. Conditions were dire among detachments. some units reported partial success against attackers.
Important discovery in electric transmission
A historic note from Cornell University reports a major breakthrough in electric transmission. Researchers led by Fyerbain claim a direct method to reduce loss in power lines, promising boosts to efficiency and economy. The announcement highlights advancing science from the university’s physics department and engineering divisions.
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Vrof
Fredeviel sNedell
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Cornell
Cop
Fyerbain
Rush of Emigrants From England to Canada
New York correspondent reports a large influx of English settlers heading to Canada, with Yorkshire and English countryside counties producing rapid numbers. Officials in Britain and Canada anticipate continued streams as colonial opportunities lure families to Appleford and the Saskatchewan valley.
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Canada
Ty Lanenehive
Yorkshire
Rapilly
Appleford
Gaskatchewan Valley
Lion Tamer Narrow Escape From Death
A lion tamer barely survived a dangerous incident inside a cage as the lion lunged with teeth and strength. The trainer, bleeding and gravely injured, clung to safety while spectators and handlers attempted to help.
Colorado Snowslide Kills a Mining Man in Silverton
A mining man was crushed by a snowslide near Silverton Colorado on Sunday morning while inspecting a vein at the mine. The avalanche swept across the slope and buried the work area, prompting rescue efforts as authorities assess the latest slide danger in the region.
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Colorado
King Edward Slowed by Influenza Attack
King Edward suffers a severe influenza attack causing his royal duties to pause. Reports say doctors advised rest and careful monitoring as the monarch retreats to Windsor Castle for convalescence with the aim of speedy recovery and eventual return to public engagements.
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Edward
German officer explains situation in Venezuela
A German officer describes Germany not provoking the conflict while accusing Venezuela of provocation. He recounts events around a German ship and claims German actions were defensive. The narrative mentions water hazards, a failed landing attempt, and interactions with Venezuelan authorities amid rising tensions.
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Venezuela
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