Fire Strikes St Cuthbert Off Nova Scotia Coast
The British steamer St Cuthbert bound from Antwerp to New York caught fire in a gale and snow off the Nova Scotia coast. Elmer Cymric sent distress, rescuing 37 aboard while the St Cuthbert was abandoned and left to sink after seacocks were opened. Several crew were saved. others were lost as the vessel burned and drifted toward Boston seas.
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St Cuthbert
Antwerp
New York
Nova Scotian
Cuthbert
Tor
Ile Stenmes
Siscotian
Cymric
Cutam
Pitan
Cresx
Fee & Bos
Sith
En Rays Ds
Mithherr
Brits +o Borel Steamship Compan
Amshi
Byston
Bern
Wcastle
Ensland
Armtrerm Wittworth
Hitchcock Trial Put Off
Sal 9 The Waneton Fest New Lark Feb 3 Raymond H ter fon tt retan iileted for assaults or nyams will he tred probabl r oxtricrien. Wo Savage told John So beachers Mr Teromes chief clerk Woitecfs was called at over 1 1 a le ween WO and aod 5 Tove t eined several contits 1 to oNtt uk to surlest 1 that arranzements will Tal od ween the a district atternes 5 i Toe Child ans Seeety rt trot
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Raymond H Ter Fon
Wo Savage
John So Beachers
Teromes
Woitecfs
Burglars arrested after New York spree report
Police report a group of suspects linked to a series of burglaries in Manhattan and surrounding areas. Authorities say the men targeted multiple residences and shops, with bursts of activity concentrated over several nights. Detectives pursue charges as investigations continue.
Germany Ahead in Patents in year totals implied by OCR
The article states Germany leads in patent activity with total patent grants over the past year and expenditure figures. It notes counts of applications and patents issued, including references to 10 countries and a large number of patents overall. The text is garbled but asserts Germany’s strong patent output across multiple regions.
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Tata
Bonus for Pullman men at Chicago plant
The Pullman Palace Car Company distributed 314800 dollars among 370 service department employees. Each conductor and porter who stayed on full pay during 1897 and escaped demerits received a one month salary bonus. The company plans yearly one month pay bonuses for those with clean records.
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Chicago
Pullman Palace Car Company
Itseir Service Department
Women Smoke Ban Sparks Public Debate in City
The city passes an ordinance forbidding women to smoke in public places but Mayor McLean asserts aldermen cannot enforce it. The measure targets hotel restaurant and venue proprietors for allowing women customers to light up, drawing protests and questions of authority.
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New York
Judge in Workhouse Aims to Follow Golden Rule
Police Judge Austin sentences two men and a woman in a disorder case to workhouse confinement. The court records detail their transport, meals, uniforms, and hours, with officials pledging a humane, reformist approach to punishment.
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Waas
Aieler
Tte
Nresembor
Aus
Astu Oor
Cleth Price
Treut
Smuth
Woule Smith
Walter Streeter
Slatheff
Tl Oelock
Rane
York
Judge orders Heinze stock transfer in bank case
Judge rules on Heinze stock held in the old Setna Sayings and Crust Company. The ruling directs the transfer of stock and outlines its deposit and exchange with the Aetna Bank and Trust Company now controlled by Vrecenver.
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Latie Mane
Robert Moryans
le Vetna Bank
Lin Ocowler
King
Augustus Henze
Clements
Heinze
Setna
Aetna Banlong and Truse
Vrecenver
Peary to Visit White House Next July
The report notes Commander Peary, famed Arctic explorer, plans a subsequent expedition and will be welcomed with Roosevelt in Washington. Authorities and reporters anticipate a formal reception at the White House with remarks about explorations and national pride.
In Hiding or a Fugitive as Portugal Plot Unfolds
Reports detail a fugitive opposition figure sought by police amid fears of a planned royal murder plot. Manuel II publicly declares trust in his cabinet as authorities pursue plotters, with the capital described as quiet while the manhunt continues.
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Manuel II
Portugal forms new cabinet under monarchist line
President Amaral announces a new regime with a king and a cabinet including Ferreira as Premier Admiral and others. turmoil follows the assassination of the king and crown prince. Police probe links murders to a secret plotting, while foreign and royal figures arrive to offer condolences and stabilize affairs.
Portuguese King Manuel II Hands Powers To Ministers
Lisbon reports Premier Franco blamed for the political tumult that led to the king's assassination and fall from power. The new session opened with King Manuel II declaring he is inexperienced in science and politics and will rely fully on his ministers. Arrestees are being made, and censorship is tightened as police monitor suspected dissidents.
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Villa Vicera
Cranen
Cranco
de Amarno
Ind Onta
Franco
Manuel II
Lisbon
Mberty
Biebon
Pretender Dom Miguel Sees Grim Portugal Outlook
Dom Miguel de Braganza, Portugal's pretender, issued a cautious statement after a reported tragedy in Lisbon. He urged restraint and unity among Portuguese society to support the widow and her son. He said conditions in Portugal were graver than official reports and hinted that something serious could occur soon. He departed for Vienna via Visreggio after a week in the area.
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Vienna
Tebo—a
Dom Miguel de Braganza
Portugal
Italy
Visreggio
Dom Miguel
Lisbon
Condolences From America to Portugal King and Queen Mother
White House cablegram expressed heartfelt condolence to King Manuel II and the bereaved Queen Mother after the death of the royal father and brother. Theodore Roosevelt quoted while noting strong American sympathy for Portugal and its royal family. The Senate passed a resolution deploring the violence that killed the King and Crown Prince and requested transmission to the Portuguese government.
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Prince of Wales
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Aosti
Victor
Amelie Lon Triry
Oporto
Tus
Palece
Royal
Tashanta
Portugal
White House
Manuel II
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Culion
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate of the
United States of America
United States
Russia analogizes danger from Portugal to domestic policy
A St Petersburg paper warns the government of a looming danger mirroring Portugal's unrest. The article links the plot to anarchists and condemns dictatorship while noting resistance from multiple political parties and secret channels.
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St Petersburg
Russia
Portugal
Novos Wiemi
Prayers Mix with Regicide Rumors in Africa Dispatch
A Delagoa Bay report notes Portuguese adventurers in Africa openly celebrate the negation of King Carlos and the Crown Prince. Clergy fear for safety as prayers for the assassins are reported in a church, amid rumors of unrest and political tension.
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Afica Kence
Cape Town
Tech
Delagaa Bay
Hungarian Chamber Defeats Gov on Portugal King Death
Budapest lawmakers refuse to pass a posthumous resolution honoring King Carlos. The majority voted against condolence for a monarch who abolished constitutional government and founded a dictatorship, signaling Hungary’s stance on freedom and constitutionalism.
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Budapest
Tech
Chamber of Deputies
Portugal
Carlos
Griscom Cancels Rome Dinner for Duke and Duchess
The February 7 dinner in honor of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, arranged by Llova Griscom the American ambassador to Rome and Mrs Griscom, has been postponed due to court mourning.
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Rome
Llova Crriscom
Griscom
Charles W Morse Fined For Jury Roll Incident
New York February 3 Charles W Morse longtime banker and trust official appeared as a juror in Supreme Court trial term Part EA. When his name was called he did not answer to Morse and Justice Lord fined him one hundred dollars for contempt of court.
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York
Charles W Morse
Supreme Court
Morse
Justice Lord
Funeral of Mrs Yenaga in New York
Funeral services were held today for Mrs Ellen M Yenaga widow of Antonie Yanaga and grandmother of the present Duke of Manchester at the Church of the Transfiguration. The Duchess of Manchester and Lady Rae were the chief mourners. Present were Ogger Mills Jacob Astor Kernochan Vanderbilt descendants and Mrs Post. The Rev Dr Houghton read the Episcopal burial service and the choir sang Peace Perfect Peace and Now the Laborers Tass is Oer. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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New York
Ellen M Yenaga
Antonie Yanaga
Duke of Manchester
Duchess of Manchester
Lady Rae
Ogger Mills
Johm Jacob Astor
J P Kernochan
Fredj W Vanderbilt
Harry B Holland
William K Vanderbilt
Wilam Post
Alfred G Vanderbilt
Houghton
Kaye
Dmits Yznaga
Woodlawn
British Warships Off Interference Not Planned
British and Spanish actions in Portugal raise talk of joint intervention to restore order. Lisbon reports indicate the second squadron heads west while not planning to reach the Tagus unless Portugal’s crisis worsens. Officials warn internal affairs interference is unlikely, though protection of British subjects remains possible if needed.
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Spain
Joe Lisbon
Miniater
Britain
Powers
Portugal
Gibraltar
Wishon
Tagus
London
Great Britam
Great Britain
Foraker in Defeat Taft Body Is Recognized
Columbus February 3 The Republican State central committee recognized the Baker committee aligned with Taft’s control of party affairs in Ohio. Three rival committees contest supremacy in Cuyahoga County over presidential honors. The state action may lead to courts to decide which is controlling.
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Roosevelt Committee
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Republican State Central Committee
Baker
Cuyehog
Cuyahoga County
Onlo
Harvey
Mats J
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
Cuyshoge County
State Central Committee
Baker Committee
J M Matthews
Cleveland
Oie Committee
Aay
Treasure Quest Ends as Divers Quit Vessel Salvage
Americans seeking 3.9 million from the sunken silken vessel Golder Gate abandon the hunt. The ship sank off the Mexican coast near Fort Manzanillo on July 4 while traveling from San Francisco to New York carrying 18000 in gold. Only half was recovered earlier, and a concession for recovery is held by Phillips and partners. Previous attempts failed when pumping gear was swept away. a new effort awaits fresh pumps.
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Merica City
Golder Gate
United States
Manzinillo
New York
San Francisco
JE Philips
Denver
OC R Johnston
Wilmington Dei
F Phillips
Phiadelpha and
Blood of Japanese Labor Plot Shocks Colorado City
Local readers report a mass meeting in Denver forming a Peril Exclusion League aimed at driving yellow labor from America. Organizers urge action, calling for bloodshed to force Congress to address the Japanese and Chinese labor issue amid denouncements. A separate incident: a coal truck crash in Long Island City injured Edward Mazurka, who sustained bruises and a cut leg. he was treated and sent home in his wooden leg.
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Washington
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Peril Exclusion League
America
Pees
Congress
RP Croskey
Pacific Coast
Washington Port
Edward Mazurka
Long Island City
Vandeventer
Steinnzs Avenues
Mazurka
Betowski
St Johns Hospital
Salem Doubts Authenticity of London Flag Purported from Chesapeake
Salem residents question a London flag claimed to belong to Dan James Lawrence of the Chesapeake. They recall past loyalties to Captain Lawrence’s lineage and note the flag’s link to the reburial of his body in Halifax and the 1800s era of flags. Salem folk consult the London flat and New Jersey Historical Society for verification.
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Boston
Doulix
London
James
New Jersey Historical Society
SHOPS OPEN FOR 1900 MEN AT NEW YORK CENTRAL
After a brief shutdown the New York Central Railroad Company shops at Albany resumed operations and about 1900 men were put to work. In Massachusetts the Magee Furnace plant in Millbury reopened after a two week shutdown, with a four day week and about 25 workers back at the mills.
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New York Central Raiiroad Company
Albany
Boston
Millbury Mass
Bryan Says Clergy Now Want Him to Speak at Conferences
Nebraska candidate William Jennings Bryan says clergy who opposed him now invite him to address conferences, calling it a hopeful sign. He notes that voters should instruct delegates and that nomination depends on Democratic choice, while praising ministers for showing interest. Bryan traveled from Philadelphia to Reading, Pa.
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Nebraska
Orb
Otera
Del
Democratic Party
Brian
Lewis Succeeds Mitchell as UWA Leader
Special to The Weehn ton Pat Indianapolis Feb 3 Ton J Tenis the anti administration candidate for president of the United Wire Workers of America was declared elected today but by a vote far lower than expected. Lents received 64,000 plus votes while William B Wilson the administration of Mitchell candidate received 24,472. Lewis spoke urging conservatism yet defending labor rights and pledging to set fears aside while uniting workers to pursue what is justly theirs.
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Indianapolis
Tenis
United Wire Workers of America
Jus
Lents
William B Wilson
Lewis
Ameria
Furniture by Cubic Foot Special in The Wohia Court News
In Harrisburg Pa Feb a probe into a capital area furniture case shows a new phase of the matter. John R Sanderson's per foot method is compared with a per foot schedule used to value furniture placed in the Capitol. Payments totaling 87606840 dollars are cited as transactions, with defense objections overruled by the court.
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É13an
Brian
Wohia
Harrisburg
Wal
John R Sanfelson
Commonwealth
Debaters in Glagh Democrats Clash in Live House Debate
The House session featured a vigorous debate on the Roosevelt administration with Cochran praising the President and Sherwood attacking policies. Townsend of Michigan spoke for the Republicans criticizing recent legislation and defending the President while claiming financial danger from rate acts. The chamber and galleries filled as parties clashed over policy, wealth, and reform in a lively political confrontation.
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Townsend
Col. Hepburn
House of Representatves
Michigan
Ali
Vita
Ty Roerkech
M Cochran
Willam Jennings
Ervan
Ceran
Roosevelt
Ockran
Bryan
Oho
Pete Ye
Ndt
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