Japanese anarchists condemned to death in secret trial
D Kotoku aged 68 his wife and twenty three others labeled anarchists were sentenced to death in a secret Tokyo trial. They were accused of conspiring to kill the emperor and imperial family. Two other men were released. The case, kept secret for months, stirred sensational reaction abroad.
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Tokyo
Japan
D. Kotoku
Emperor
Apress
Imprial
Wa Re
Sayey
Otoku
San Francisco
Behi Shimbun
Empire
America
Kotoku
Supreme Court
Firemen Save 155 Children in Infirmary Blaze
In Inghamton New York January 19 a fire confined to the basement of the Quehanna Valley Home dormitory boiler room threatened 155 inmates. Firemen and attendants carried many children unconscious to safety before physicians arrived from the city. No fatalities reported as flames were checked.
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Inghamton
N. Y
Quehanna Valley
Ships Frozen in Ice Lock Meadow Cove Vessels
Four ships became trapped in Meadow Cove near Bay of Islands N F during a severe cold snap and will remain frozen for months. Thousands of dollars in fish gear were lost when the ice broke and sank into the water. Infield Massachusetts reports a large male deer killed by an eagle at Quabbin Lake witnessed by several farmers who did not intervene due to protected status and rules. The game warden found the eagle still preying as the deer lay dead.
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Bay of Islands
N. F
Meadow Cove
Anly
Infield
Mags
Quabbin Lake
Cass
Cook Wants Records Return of Polar Notebook From Copenhagen
Copenhagen returns polar notebook pages after University committee grants request initiated by Dr. Frederick A. via Walter Lonsdale. Key pages photographed and to be withheld.
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Plarer
Copenhagen
Spenhagen
Univer
Frederick A
Walter Lonsdale
John W. Kern Chosen as U.S. Senator on Indiana Ballot
John W. Kern is selected as United States Senator by a joint ballot in Indiana. The process confirms Kern’s election amid the state’s political alignment with the Democratic Party. The move consolidates Kern's Senate tenure and signals Indiana’s commitment to his policies.
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Indiana
Ely Lands On Warship Flight From Shore To Cruiser
Eugene B. Ely flew twelve miles from Selfridge field to the Pennsylvania in San Francisco bay, landed on the cruiser, turned and launched again to fly back. The maneuver took one hour and a half, with most time spent aboard preparing for the return. Ely, Curtiss school aviator, departed from Selfridge field as the Thirtieth infantry camped for the event.
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San Francisco
Eugene B. Ely
Pennsylvania
San Francisco Bay
Ely
Selfridge Field
Markets Record Steady Hogs Cattle Sheep Lodging Prices Across Regions
Chicago live stock reports show hog receipts at 30,000 with mixed quotes from $7.70 to $8.10 for heavy to good pigs. Cattle receipts 21,000 with steers $6.40 to $7.00 and cows $4.35 to $4.85. calves up to $9.75. Sheep receipts 25,000 with lambs $6.40 to $6.60 and yearlings $4.40 to $5.85. Omaha cattle $5.00 to $6.50, hogs $7.70 to $7.90. East Buffalo and Dunning & Stevens report steady to lower bids and varied car counts.
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Omaha
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
New York City Imports Vast Amount of Precious Stones
The New York market for precious stones remains brisk with imports totaling about 3.5 million dollars monthly. Dealers report steady demand and no signs of downturn in trade.
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New York City
Mackenzie Daughter to Wed Comte De Lesseps in London
Sir William Mackenzie president of the Canadian Northern railway sails from New York with Lady Mackenzie and Grace Mackenzie to London for the January 25 marriage to Comte Jacques De Lesseps. The betrothal followed their aviation week romance in Montreal and a flight with the count.
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New York
Sir William Mackenzie
Canadian Northern Railway
Lusitania
Lady Mackenzie
Grace Mackenzie
Joseph
London
Miss Mackenzie
Comte Jacques de Lesseps
Montreal
Belmont Park
Old Inventor Dead
Albany confirms the death of Peter K. Daderick a longtime inventor and manufacturer of hay presses who died in Daytona Florida. Born February 1 1833 in Columbia County New York he held about 800 patents mostly in agricultural machinery and his hay press designs inspired global copies.
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Albany
Peter K. Daderick
Daytona
Fla
Columbia County
New York
Daderick
Mad dogs shot after rampage in Passaic streets
A black mongrel ran through Passaic New Jersey biting about twenty people before Policeman Owen Cunningham shot it at Passaic and Ninth streets. Victims included Karl Reng who sought care in New York, and Florence Stenoski a ten year old girl whose left leg was torn and thigh scratched.
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Passaic
N. J
Owen Cunningham
Ninth Streets
Karl Reng
New York
Pasteur Institute
Florence Stenesoski
Passaic Street
Lippitt Succeeds Aldrich in Senate Election
Providence R I January 19 Henry F Lippitt a Republican was elected United States senator to succeed Nelson W Aldrich amid political maneuvering in Rhode Island.
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Lippitt
Aldrich
Providence
R. J
Henry F. Lippitt
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Kern 15 Elected Indiana Senator in 1909
In a joint convention of the Indiana Senate and House John W. Kern was declared elected to the United States Senate. He thanked the legislature, praised Beveridge, and pledged to place country above party if necessary while serving as the successor to the retiring senator.
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Indianapolis
Bhig
Senate
House
Ise
John W. Kern
United States Senate
Gov
Marshall
Kern
Indiana
Beveridge
Lodge Re-Elected by Massachusetts Legislature
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was re-elected by the Massachusetts legislature on the fourth ballot in Boston on January 1 percent.
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Senator Lodge
Boston
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Weather Across Regions Reports Clear Skies Then Cloudy Outlook
Latest observations from the Weather Bureau show numerous cities with clear conditions including New York Atlantic City and Buffalo while St Louis and Philadelphia report cloudy skies. Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin expect cloudy and colder conditions with unsettled weather and north winds likely continuing into tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Temp. Weather
New York
Atlantic City
Buffalo
St. Louis
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Illinois
Indiana
Ywisconsin
Arson Case Trial Briefly Shocks Wheeling Court
Judge Jordan bars all women from the courtroom during the Schenk arsenic case trial. Laura Farnsworth Schenk collapses in court as physicians attend, while a fainting man and a dramatic defense claim prompt a citywide probe of doctors and druggists regarding poisons.
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Jordan
Wheeling
W. Va
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
Lewis S. Jordan
Court House
J. J. P O'Brien
Denby Named to Canada Border Disputes Commission
Representative Denby of Detroit is appointed as the American member on a six person commission created by the U S Canada treaty to settle disputes over joint boundary water use. The commission will have three Americans and three Canadians, with Denby the first American chosen after his defeat in November.
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Washington
Denby
Detroit
United States
Canada
French Birdman Wins Bride During Airplane Flight
A French aviator known for birdlike stunts marries his partner aboard an aircraft amid a publicity flight. The ceremony reportedly took place midair with friends and crew witnessing the nuptials. The bride and groom celebrated upon landing.
Lang Loses Fight in First Round Stop Curran Wins
London January 19 Bill Lang the Australian and naval sub officer Curran started a twenty round heavyweight title fight at Olympia but did not finish the first round Lang drove Curran to the ropes and Curran fell to one knee Lang struck him while down and the referee ruled Curran winner.
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London
Bill Lang
Curran
Olympia
Lang
Lange
How to Hang Out Washing in Freezing Weather
A practical guide to saving garments and handkerchiefs by using a long line in the laundry. Pin items on the line, carry the line to the yard to hang on hooks, then bring it back to remove clothespins once dry.
Markets report Chicago Jan 19 1911 hog cattle and sheep prices
Estimated receipts hogs 24000 official 27050 yesterday 4195 shipments 4195 left over 3420 cattle 9000 sheep 15000 market steady to lower by grade despite strong tone. Beves 4.80 7.00 cows 2.69 6.40 Texas steers 4.20 5.40 stockers 3.85 5.90 Western cattle 4.69 6.00 native sheep 2.60 4.60 western sheep 2.75 4.60 lambs 4.75 6.50 closing steady at early prices mixed packers 7.85 8.10 rough 7.80 7.90 etc. Grain prices also listed with Chicago close.
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Chicago S
Texas
Washington City Market Prices Note
Prevailing prices show SOP and various commodities listed with per unit costs. Items include straw per load at 12 dollars, flour per sack around 1.60, bran per hundred at 1.35, shorts per hundred at 1.50, corn meal 10 percent sack at 0.08, and buckwheat 10 pound sack at 0. See odd OCR spellings and formatting.
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Washington City
Deka Kenny
Elas
Mineveer
ROR Sc. Cae
Gonsign Your Livestock Direct 10 John A. Babcock
U S Yards Chicago Illinois rooms 27 25 main floor exchange promote direct consignments of livestock with commission merchants John A Babcock listed as contact.
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John A
U. S. Yards
Chicago
Bickford Arrested Over State Funds Misuse in North Dakota
The former state treasurer of North Dakota, Luther Bickford, was arrested on a warrant alleging misapplication of 74000 and later a second warrant accusing 400 of state funds. He came from the senate balcony after consultations with friends, as Gunder Olson, who defeated him, prepares to assume the office.
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Bismarck
N. D
Reiring
North Do
Luther Bickford
Senate
Hickford
Banka
Aso
Bowbella
New Orete
North Dakota
Wiene
Bickford
Gunder Olson
Stalwart
Dying Man Breaks Silence After Fifty Years
Philip Burkhardt aged 9 is reported to have asked to see his children before dying of heart failure. Relatives say his insanity, lasting over fifty years, stemmed from fear of witches and he never left his home at night. Physicians were puzzled by the long silence.
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Nglish
Ind
Philip ‘Burk
Sais
Burkhardt
Beveridge to Speak at Michigan Republican Convention
Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana accepted an invitation to address the Republican state convention to be held at Saginaw on March 2. W F Knox announced the speaker after efforts by the state committee to secure a nationally known figure.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
W. FP. Knox
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Saginaw
Tal Committee
Beveridge
Newspaper Man Stricken In Elizabeth After Chocolate
John J. Hill a local newspaper man and athlete fell ill at his home in Elizabeth New Jersey on June 3 after drinking chocolate at a restaurant A physician diagnosed ptomaine poisoning His brother Hall was also affected Both are bedbound and in pain awaiting further treatment
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Elizabeth
N. J
John J. Hill
A Hall
Valet In Paris Accused Of Jewelry Theft
Paris, Jan. 19. Thomas Brown of Philadelphia reported his former valet robbed him and fled after stealing a ring valued at 10,000 francs from Rue de La Paix jeweler. The missing stone is said to have been replaced as the valet left town. Mr Brown later sent the details to his ex-valet.
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Paris
Thomas ‘Brown
Philadelphia
Rue de la Paix
Bronvon
How to Whiten Teeth Using Lemon Peels and Towels
Learn a DIY lemon peel whitening method using kitchen scraps and towels. The guide outlines safety concerns and practical steps for a quick, natural brightening approach.
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Binghampton
Issels
Cook Wants Records
U. S. Senator
Perth
Interstate Commerce Board
Judson
Clements
Georgia
Congress
Harrison
Count DE Lesseps
Aviator
P. K. Daderick
Daytona, Fla
Mrs, Schenk
U. S
Plalee
Winder
American Press Association
Grain Market
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Ilinois
Bae Com
Eas
Slyax
Ees
Reister & Son
C. L. Bickford
Mr. Bickford
Valet
Thomas Brown
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