Missouri Capitol Destroyed by Fire at Jefferson City
Charred walls remain of the Missouri State Capitol after a fierce fire gutted the historic building. Firefighters battled the blaze overnight but could not save the interior. vaults with money and records were damaged though some funds were saved in the treasury. The incident severely impacted state offices and documents.
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Mexican Soldiers Defend Ciudad Juarez amid Freight Row
A raw OCR fragment describes Mexican soldiers defending Ciudad Juarez and a debate on railroad freight rates. It notes small proposed increases impact retailers and consumers, concerns over equity in rate structure, and mentions arrests tied to Black Hand letters in the region.
Robago Retreats to Juarez After Fierce Local Fighting
Colonel Robago and 275 men return to Juarez amid a show of patriotism with flags from many nations. Federals clash with insurgents 25 miles east across the border. casualties include two Federal dead and 12 wounded, and two insurgents killed with three wounded. Robago’s force, including one wounded woman, retreats to Juarez as defenders fortify the cathedral and walls.
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Senators Ready To Oppose Taft's Bill
Westexton Feb 6 The Canadian reciprocity document nears passage in the House and moves to the Senate for consideration. Administration advisers expect more speeches this March and hope to crystalize sentiment for a vote. A Senate majority would back the pact if given the chance but opposition remains strong to bringing it to a vote this session.
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Archbishop Ryan Improves After Illness in Philadelphia
The archbishop's bulletin reports a more comfortable day with stronger heart action and steadier respiration. He remains described as very weak but shows signs of stabilization in Philadelphia on February 6.
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Man Says He Owns No Railroad Stocks at Columbus Banquet
W C Brown president of the New York Central told central Ohio business leaders that freight rate increases are justified. He said he has no railroad stock because investments in manufacturing farming and banking are his focus and he criticized railroad management for discrimination against shippers. Other railroad leaders attended the Columbus event.
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New Orleans Cedes Panama Exposition to San Francisco
In Disgust Washington Feb 6 New Orleans has conceded the Panama Exposition to San Francisco and will offer no opposition when the house bill reaches the senate. State delegates and others had numerous conferences in the senate and it is said New Orleans spent about one million dollars seeking the event.
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San Francisco
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Spectacular Fight Defines February Sports Scene
The report notes McCurdy winning a $3,000 prize after a dramatic race to a starting point near an aviation field. He also received the Havana Post prize of $5,000 at the Bison theater for his Key West-Havana bout. The competition runs until February 28 with multiple contenders and a restored audience interest.
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McCurdy
Urged to Tell Truth in Mexico City Editorial
The Mex ican Herald urges honesty about the resolution made public and cautions against denying or distorting events. It warns that suppressing reports breeds mistrust and misperception, arguing truth sustains public confidence despite temporary discomfort.
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Mexican Herald
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Portan Minister of Agance Shot in Street Killing
February 6 Samed Dowlh, Portan minister of Agance, was shot dead in the street. His associates, two Armenians, also killed two policemen.
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No Fever on Marietta Gunboat Declares Florida Doctor
Key West Florida reports no yellow fever on the gunboat Marietta according to Dr Z Y Porter head of the Florida board of health. The statement clarifies health conditions aboard the vessel.
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