Brotherhood to Build 12 Story Office in Cleveland Striking Union Project
In March the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will start construction of a 12 story office building in Cleveland costing about 1,000,000 dollars. The structure will be the largest labored by a union and mirrors the Railway Exchange in Chicago with 161000 feet of rentable space. Located at St Clair Avenue and Ontario Street the first floor will house a large auditorium for conventions. Architects are Knox and Elliott.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Gleveland
Railway Exchange
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Clair Avenue
Ontario Street
Knox & Elliott
Unrest in India and its impact on trade
Lahore correspondence in the London Telegraph argues that fears of mutinous activity among native troops exaggerate the issue. The piece contends unrest is political, not military, and stresses England's ongoing direction and administration rather than military action, warning against misreading the threat to trade.
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India
Lord Kitchener
Chiet
Lahore
London Telegraph
Way to Judge a Man Says Much By Silent Actions
The saying notes two ways to judge a man by what he avoids paying and by what he avoids saying, implying character is revealed through missed obligations and withheld words.
Cattle from Wilcox Arizona shot en route to California
Nineteen cattle cars from Wilcox Arizona arrived in Los Angeles in terrible condition. Dozens died or were unable to rise. twenty were shot by humane officers after officers found the stock in distress. Three stockmen from Kidder ranch were arrested for cruelty to animals. L F Ogle was released on recognizance.
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Los Angeles
Wilcox
Arizona
Southern Pacific Railroad
Bakerafield
Cal
Humane
Humane Animal League
League
L. F. Ogle
A. B. Holly
J. B. Parks
Kidder
Ogle
Woman Arrested After Fatal Car Crash In Chicago
In Chicago a delivery wagon was struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Joel Eisenbarth. Thomas Clancy, the wagon driver, was killed. Mrs. Eisenbarth, wife of a clothing manufacturer, was arrested after the crash and released on $5,000 bond. She said a snowstorm blinded her.
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Chicago
Joel Elsendrath
Thomas Clancy
Eisendrath
Strained Cuban Ruling Duo Over Secret Police Chief Pick
Havana January 20 relations between President Gomez and Vice President Zayas grew tense over the selection for chief of the secret police. A rumor floated that Zayas would resign if Gomez presses his nominee.
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Havana
Gomez
Zayas
Secret Police
Senor Zayas
Department stores burned in northwest gale
Fire started on Seventh Street in St. Paul Minnesota this evening and threatened downtown. A high northwest wind spread embers over the business district destroying about six buildings with total losses near 600000. Major losses included White House department store California Winehouse Woolworths Fey Hotel and McQuaid Grocery. Minneapolis sent an engine and hose cart and St Paul used every available unit.
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St. Paul
White House
California Winehouse
Woolworth
Fey Hotel
McQuaid Grocery Company
Passenger Train 158 Stuck in Snow Drift Near Jackson
Passenger train No. 23 on the Southern Minnesota division between LaCrosse and Wessington Springs has been stalled in a snow drift west of Jackson, Minnesota since 10:30 last night. The train carries many passengers but has no sleeper or diner. A relief train failed to reach it. Another train, No. 3 on the LaCrosse division, was wrecked at Portage, Wisconsin, with no injuries.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Minnesota
St. Paul
Wessington Springs
Jackson
Transcontinental Freight Rate Meeting Opens in Chicago
The first session of the transcontinental freight rate hearing opened in Chicago on January 29. J. A. Koller of San Francisco and FE H. Parker of Portland spoke, criticizing east bound rate increases more than westbound ones. The Star interests reportedly sent a large delegation to press for mixed-load shipping rights.
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Hicago
J. A. Koller
San Francisco
FE. H. Parker
Portland
Ore
Murder at Hopewell Junction restaurant
Jann Kit, brother-in-law of Adams, was killed after Mrs Kit accused Adams of robbery. KNM, owner of a room in the Hopewell Junction restaurant, was struck with a heavy bolt and died hours later. The intruders then attacked Mrs Kit in her sleeping room, fracturing her skull and stealing about $700.
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Jann Kit
Kit
Adams
Kim
Funch Room
Hopewell Junction
KNM
Chis
Ogden guests attend conductors dance in Evanston
Mrs P F Tracey Mrs Tom Schall Mrs John Bennett and Mrs John Quigley of Ogden attended the conductors dance in Evanston last Friday. Mr and Mrs C B Boner left for Ogden where Mr Baer was transferred now in the trainmaster office. The Misses Little Reeder and Miss Figgare, Ogden professionals, also attended the Evanston dance Friday night.
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Byarston Times
P. F. Tracey
Tom Schall
John Bennett
John Quigley
Ogden
C. B. Boner
Mr. Baer
Little Reeder
Nliet Figgare
Delirious farmer shoots wife in Belgrade area
Louis Seifert, a Belgrade area farmer, fired a repeating shotgun while delirious with typhoid fever, fatally wounding his wife who fled with a baby in her arms receiving minor injuries. Seifert is critically injured and not expected to survive.
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Belgrade
Mont
Louis Letfert
Powell Wins Decision Over Harrison in San Francisco Bout
Lew Powell of San Francisco defeated Kid Harrison of Washington by decision after 11 rounds at the Pacific Athletic Club. In the 12 round prelim, Jimmy Regan defeated Jimmie Walsh of Boston.
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San Francoise
Lew Powell
San Francisco
Kid Harrison
Washington
Pacific Athletic Club
Jimmy Regan
Jimmie Walsh
Boston
Moran Had Advantage In One Round Bout
Owen Moran featherweight champion of England held a slight edge over Tommy Murphy light weight of New York in a one round field at the National Athletic Club tonight.
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New York
Owen Moran
England
Tommy Murphy
National Athletic Club
Probing a Tacky Trick for Safe Pin Handling
A brief tip from Good Housekeeping explains how to insert a tack by threading it through a small strip of paper. This method keeps fingers away from the point and protects the hand from heat during use.
Dundee girl swallows two weeks wages in comic mishap
A Dundee girl swallowed her money while laughing at a joke to protect two shillings and a sixpence folded in a coin purse. The incident involved a fold of two silver coins and was caused by her burst of laughter.
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Dundee
Scotland
Hardships of the Rich in Recent Panic
In a local vignette, the story notes that old Gotalotte suffered during the recent panic and now struggles financially. Neighbors express sympathy for his plight and jokes about his poverty, mentioning he can only afford three cigarettes for fifty cluarks.
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Gotalotte
Esperanto Aids Poetry Claim Sparks Quick Rebuttal
A debate on Esperanto’s vocabulary ends with a sharp remark that the language’s abundance of synonyms would enable poetry easily, prompting a skeptical response that “that settles Esperanto.”
The English Bible in Macaulay’s View
A concise note highlighting Thomas B Macaulay’s praise for The English Bible as a language treasure whose beauty and power would survive the loss of much else in English. It emphasizes the Bible’s enduring linguistic influence and cultural significance.
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Thomas B Macaulay
Fire Threatens City of Saint Paul Amid Blaze
Fire began in a department store at seven last night and spread to two more buildings. Strong winds drove embers across the business district, threatening additional structures as flames raged through Saint Paul.
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City OF ST. Paul
St Paul
Next Governor General of Canada Named
Tondon report states John Sinclair, Secretary for Scotland, will be the next Governor General of Canada. Sinclair is named as the incoming viceroy amid political change.
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Canada
Hatiton Roundhouse Worker Arrested in Hopewell Denation
Poughkeepsie January 29 Theolose Adams a worker in the Hopewell roundhouse was arrested today and charged with a wrongdoing related to a denation incident. The case involves local authorities and details are limited.
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Poughkeepsie
Theolose Adams
Athe Hatitond Roundhouse
Hopewell Dunation
Controlling Recollections and the Fight for Memory
A reflective note on memory and restraint from George Ellot. The quote argues that controlling recollections is vital, comparing it with temper and memory of past kindnesses and hurts. The author hints at the power of choosing what to recall.
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George Ellot
Taft Arrives in Colon For Isthmus Visit
President elect Taft is welcomed across the Isthmus with warm demonstrations. He lands at Colon, travels by special train to Culebra, stays with Panama Canal Commission chair Goethals, and plans to visit the Gatun dam site. Also present are Goethals, Gov. Blackburn, Gov. Gorgas, and other officials. Taft to sail to New Orleans next Friday.
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Panama
Taft
Colon
Culebra
Goethals
Panama Canal Commission
Gatun
Joseph Blackburn
Canal Zone
William C. Gorgas
Porfiro Malendez
Obaldia
New Orleans
Secret Service Probes Timber Land Scam in Salt Lake
Agents pursue a grifter tied to a Harbor Lumber scheme who offered $1200 per land claim to gullible saloon patrons in Salt Lake. A pensioner used fake promises to recruit subscribers, postpone an excursion, and vanish with funds. similar ploys reportedly target Colorado and Idaho lands as Special Agent Hare in Utah tracks the suspect.
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Salt Lake
United States Secret Service
United States
Harbor Limber Company
Bolse
Conipany
Idan
Boise
Etween
Colorado
Hare
Marber Lumber Company
Uwipd
Frst
Carbon County
Jans
Orecon
Idaho
Born on the Train in Bear River Canyon
A young woman aboard an early morning Box Elder train gave birth to a girl while the train neared Bear River Canyon. The mother and husband, traveling from Shoshone toward Salt Lake, were aided by a doctor on board as the train moved through the tunnel. The mother and newborn were cared for, despite the moving carriage.
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Bear River Canyon
Shoshone
Date
Ty.ds
Salt Lake
Robbers Sentenced in District Court After Warning Springs Raid
Balt Lake January 29 Twenty years each in the state prison were the sentences pronounced by Judge T D Lewis in the district court for Ike Goldberg and Frank Lelanst on pleas of enticty to highway robbery. The gangsters were nabbed in the Warn Springs raid Tuesday and had pleaded guilty in police court yesterday, waiving preliminary hearing and being held without bonds. The prison term followed testimony that the pair confessed to three robberies using revolvers and were identified by seven victims.
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Balt Lake
T. D. Lewis
Ike Goldberg
Frank Lelanst
Warn Springs
Loofbaurow
Four More New Church Schools Planned Across Regions
Salt Lake, Jan. 29 Four additional church schools will open by next school year, totaling five new sites. An existing academy at Oakley Idaho will gain a location and a new building. New schools will arise at St. George Utah Hinckley Millard Cowley Hig Horn Wyoming and Raymond Canada with projected building costs no less than 26000 dollars each.
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Salt Lake
Oakley
Cassia County
Idaho
Oaktoy
St. George
Washington County
Hinckley
Millard County
Cowley
Highorn County
Wyoming
Raymond
Canada
Ten Years Prison Begun for Salt Lake Robber
Salt Lake January 3 Jim Donaldson convicted of robbery linked to the McWhirten S100 bunco game in September 1906 was handed over to Sheriff C. Sharp by Judge George Armstrong. He faces a ten year term at the state penitentiary starting after five days in transfer, with a pardon petition to follow. Local sympathy grows and may seek clemency from the pardon board. Sheriff’s office controls action, Judge Armstrong may also request mercy.
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Salt Lake
Jim Donaldson
Donaldson
Board of Pardons
Moet
Sheriffs Office
Algu
Daring Young Thief 18 Again in Custody
Norstrom, released from Utah state prison after an eighteen month burglary sentence, was arrested Friday evening by Night Watchman J. Riley for attempting to break into W. W. Reed’s home at 777 Brigham Street. Detained and interrogated, he admitted intent to enter the residence but denied any partner or actual break in.
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Salt Lake
Jam
dh—Guse Norstrom
Alles Loonan Ryan
Utah
J. Riley
W. W. Reed
Brigham Street
Noratrom
Sheets
Norstrom
Pirates’ Hall of Fame Umpire Hank O Day and Connie Mack Histories
Pittsburg history recalls Hank O Day and Connie Mack as rare Pirates not wearing the uniform together. O Day began in 1866 and Mack in 1891, with O Day briefly in Pittsburg in 1855 and Mack later joining from Hartford and Washington. The piece notes pitchers Gilbert, Morris, Mountains, Meagan, and catchers Miller, Carroll, Kemmeler, Ringo, Berger, Fiolis, and Lally shaping early Pirates rosters.
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Pittsburg
Hank O'Day
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Pirate
O'Day
Mack
Toledo
Tony Mullane
American Association
Washington
Galvin
Morris
Mountains
Meagan
Peter Ex
Pilteborg
Miller
Carroll
Kemmiler
Ringo
Buffalo
Temple
Hartfords
ISS
Connie
Burglary at Heed Home. Loot Likely Taken
Police report a home on Heed Street was burglarized with the house ransacked from top to bottom. Officers cannot identify stolen items but say the attackers carried off considerable plunder. Noratrom, age 22, described as having a checkered life, has spent most of his years in prison since age eleven.
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Althatieh
Noratrom
Lfe
County Officials Hear Liquor Case in Brigham City
Brigham City January 26 county commissioners heard the case of Dr Ro Smith against A M Brown of Collinston. Brown is charged with selling liquor on Sunday and permitting gambling at his business. Witnesses testified Brown sold liquor and allowed gambling. After the hearing the court took the matter under advisement. On the return trip Brown assaulted Mr Smith, leaving him with a black eye. Smith filed charges and Brown faces arraignment for assault later.
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Irigham City
Ro Smith
A M Brown
Collinston
Brown
Connstoners
Brigham
Smith
Chafey Mill Project Announced By Investment Firm
John Q Critchlow president of the Chafey Investment company announced Friday that the firm plans to install a thirty ton milling plant at the Chafer site. The decision signals growth in local production capacity and economic activity for the area.
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John Q Critchlow
Chafey Investment Company
Chafer
Mill to expand capacity for custom work in mining district
The mill in the mining district will operate on strictly custom business and will increase capacity as camp needs demand. It will provide supplies akin to food for starving India, aiding mine owners and leasers in ongoing development during tough finances. John Condron departs for Chafey today to finalize the mill installation maneuver.
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Starviary India
Chafey
John Condron
Sergeant Harry Hall Dies at Home in Colorado Springs
Sergeant Harry Hall, aged 04 years, longtime Colorado Springs resident and pioneer in service, died at his home from angina pectoris. He served in the United States Signal Corps and arrived in the city in 1881. He later pursued mining ventures.
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Harry Hall
Colorado Springs
Colo
Smet
Pike's Peat
Todas
Wall
Unit States Signal Corps
Mile & Fortune Ip Mining
Princess Alice in Automobile Wreck
Rome reports Princess Alice of Bourbon youngest daughter of Don Carlos the Spanish pretender was in a car wreck near Via Reggio today. She was not injured.
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Rome
Alice of Bourbon
Don Carlos
Via Reggio
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