Cortelyon offered presidency of Knickerbocker Trust
A Brooklyn era dispatch reports George Bruce Cortelyon being offered the presidency of the Knickerbocker Trust Company of New York City. The White House denies plans to resign and states Cortelyon is considering the offer while White House ties to Treasury remain unsettled.
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George Bruce Cortelyon
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
Weavinglan
Sentefart Corleigo
Kolekerhater Trust Company
New York City
Anaitar
Corlelyan
Thal Ba
Kiockerbocker
Morgan
Variely
Cortelyou
Ufight
Hoppo
New York
Corbelyau
KnickerLoplar ‘Trust Company
Alt
Ruickarbocker
Corlelyon
Wickerbonker
White ‘House
Eumars
Carlel
Remarkable visit sparks large crowd at Birmingham banquet
A notable visit by Mr Bryan drew a packed Bijou Theater crowd in Birmingham on January 28. Harmon and Ryan spoke on Democratic victory and Republican unity, with remarks on state governance and proposed platforms amid strong public enthusiasm and a full house.
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Birminghan
Alu
Birmnga
William Jr. Ura
Harmon
Tha Dar
Ryan A
Otdak
H. B. Comey
Bryan
Yur Lin
Damorriie
Ryan
Wien
Raveniey Glenn
Gov Allion
Uae
Adil Mehlead
Haran
Madson Hater
Cinoine
Sind Bey
Suayehing
Fir
Andy
Faye
Gentval
Jett Lin Harel
Tony
Militia Refuse to Help in Coast Defense
Los Angeles dispatch reports the California militia largely declines to assist in coastal defense. Officers and officials contest federal control while tensions rise over mobilization and local authority during the crisis.
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Los Angeles
Sineshig
California
Mets
Lemantel
Militia Joins Regiments in Wartime Maneuvers
Fragmented report recalls militia joining regiments in training and strategic shifts. Quoted lines imply debates over practice, infantry readiness, and the role of artillery as a key defensive asset. The account mentions New Dr Thomas Ecclestrie, and cites names such as Mys, CG Whiteacre, and Buffalo, N.Y., in a confusing, uncertain transmission.
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Regiinis
Golong
New
Would Be Marchers Routed In Chicago Street Clash
In Chicago on January 28 a plan to march through the streets met police opposition. Dr Benjamin J Peltram led the effort with a small group. thousands of leaflets spread ahead of the event. Police, under Assistant Chief Sublettler, charged after a crowd assembled on Michigan Avenue near the Art Institute. The marchers, estimated at about 200, dispersed amid arrests and pushes as police dispersed the contingent.
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Tley
Pier
Benjamin J. Peltram
Redluan
Newplayer
Reltman
Michigan Avenue
Art
Font
Dormer
Meltman
Tiny
Adorn Street
Adama Ehreel
Ratiman
Vorth
Madison Street
Uinal
Madigan Street
Ast Tant
Subuettler
Bee Disregardixl
Waelude
Tavk
Polos Widen Taentena
Wile
Mooney
Cafes
Umley Ayrest
Scars Wits
Anton Retin
Tia
Shwela
Tellman
Artalgach
Disorderly Rallies Shake City as Police Quell Unrest
Crowds demanding work march through arrears, clashing briefly with police in a tense scene. Police call in reinforcements, but no serious injuries occur as authorities disperse the protesters. Separately, a government censure vote in Tokyo tactics fails, keeping the cabinet in power amid broader political tension.
Four Baltimore Firemen Die and Four Hurt in Blazing Wall Collapse
On Holt Street near Saratoga in Baltimore, a wall collapse during a brewing operation killed four firemen and injured four others, including Chief George Horton who is internally injured and feared dead. Lieutenant Kedetiek Harmon and Fireman James Harvack were among the injured from No. 2 engine. Flames and debris drew a general alarm as the wall gave way, trapping crews and signaling a deadly blaze.
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Saratoga
George Lortan
Fre
Aihong
DRA
Frederick Harnga
William B. Pieh
Guathanat
Liviliday and
Saratoga Atreeta
J. Rekester Luna
Wen
Toe Register Orm
Baltionre Bell and Arnan Company
Wessloe
Bentley and Shriver
Gracnrs
North Holliday Prices
Fignal and
America
Boel
Saratoga Street
F B. Heed and
Lone Company
Winters
Reinier
City Hall
Starthment
Atkens
Stiger
George Horton
I Brewing
Tudsing
Suullmet Cormur
Holt Uy
Saratoga Alreats
Kedetiek Harmon
James Harvack
Angial
Seliriver
Saul John Steed
No. 2 Engine Company
Homadith
UL $E
Meyarnt
Uiguiday
Sientogo Stronte
Phydrat Slarta
Bowman Crashes Into Wall Ending Meet Early
Bowman crashed into a wall during the event causing a knockout impact and forced retirement from the competition. the fall left him stunned and unable to continue.
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Bowman
W DOWELL CALLED BY DEATH
Edward Alexander MacDowell, famed American composer, died at Westminster Hospital in New York City at 8 o clock tonight aged 40 years. Death attributed to a nervous exhaustion after a long illness. He spent the last months at his Peterboro New Hampshire summer home and returned to New York on November 1. A memorial fund has been raised and concerts planned to honor his memory.
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Qasentid
Emris
Borardizna
Bude
Tiely
Linn
Jen
Wenedenhouk
Uefa
Washington
Montgomery
Andania
United States
Yallyvada
Congress
Eich
Pach
New York
Edward Alexander McDowell
America
Westminister Hospital
MacDowell
Simmer
Peterboro
Illg City
Toston
MacDonnell
Benn
Macdowell Memorial Fund
Promoters Propose MacDowell Center To Aid Composers
A plan by promoters across the country aims to feed musicians and bring comfort to composers facing breakdowns. The initiative includes creating a residence at the MacDowell home in Peterboro for musicians, lasting 28 minutes in an artful effort to ease distress and support families.
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MacDowell
Peteoboro
United States mail steamer Fox missing near Juneau
A Seattle cablegram reports the steamer Fox is feared lost with Captain Roscoe States of Juneau and owner engineer Charles McConnaghy aboard. The Fox left Sitka bound for Keke, 60 miles away, and a search by the steamboats Marion and B D M found no trace after scouting miles.
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Seattle
Wash
Juneny
United States
Fox
Roscoe States
Juneau
Charles McConnaghy
Reerat
Thong
Marion
Oast
Reets
Left for Crow Agency in Spite of Arrest
Helena Montana January 23 Matthew X Sulfren secretary of the Indian Rights association declares he will set foot on the Crow reservation despite a warning of arrest. Agent Reynolds, acting on instructions from Washington, issued the warning. The group accuses Gray of unlawfully enjoining funds from the Crow agency.
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Crow Agency
Helena
Mont
Matthew X. Sulfren
Indian Rights Ascostation
Reynolds
Washington
Helen Tere Gray
Ogden drug firm refund claim amid blood tie up
A garbled OCR note mentions money refunds and drug companies in Ogden including Et ts Drug Co and Gulley Drug Co. The readable fragments imply a refund request or financial action connected to medical or pharmaceutical firms in the city. Further specifics are unreadable.
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Etts Drug CO
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Gulley Drug Co
Ogden, On
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