Urge War on Peers Budgets and Cabinet Clash Loom
Premier Asquith prepares to consult with ministers as pressure mounts to delay financial plans. Debate rages over reform of the House of Lords with moderates urging a budget first, while radicals push immediate action and abolitionist ideas. O’Brien warns of treason if the budget passes, as key figures return to London for a cabinet meeting.
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Kent
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John
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Ireland
Cremation Requests Delay Government Decision
Fragmentary notes from a local page describe a cremation request near Bt.hand and a government decision pending approval. The brief hints at a procedural hold and potential influence of officials on the final outcome.
Stray Shot Injures Girl in Woburn Home
Boston reporter notes a stray bullet fired from a yard at the home of Robert Pendergrace in Woburn. Ellen Muneen, 13, was struck in the head through a window while a man named Ned Petchetarace discharged a revolver in the front room. Pendergrace faces a two decade sentence in prison.
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Death by own action of 9 year old Hughes at Fittoburg
The city reports that nine year old John Hughes died after prolonged mumps pain. Physicians say he was driven to self harm by agony and began acting strangely, including cutting his throat with a crasher two weeks into his illness.
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Fittoburg
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Boy Leaves $10,000 Bill Mystery In Bellevue Ward Tale
Benson Lang, 17, employed by Hornblower & Weeks, loses a huge bank bill after pinning it to a deposit slip. He wanders dazed through New York streets in a trance, later waking in a park before returning home. Police question him as psychiatrically ward holds his status and alibis.
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Hornblower & Weeks
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Tornblower
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Eighth Avenue
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Ambassador Eid Back From London Arrival of American Diplomats
A mixed party of American diplomats arrived aboard the White Star liner Grecian at London. Among them were the American ambassador and Mrs Reid, with Mrs Ogden Mills and Mrs Livingston. They travel to the south of France next, while Mr and Mrs Mills stay with their daughter at 28 Charles Street. Other arrivals include Mr and Mrs Ridgeler Carter and their daughter heading to Roumania for Carter’s posting in Bucharest. Captain and Mrs Gioman arrive, and John Lewis Griffiths will lecture on Washington's Birthday at the Lyceum Club. Lord and Lady Ashburton, with a daughter of J G Donnelly, travel to Africa on a shooting expedition.
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Child dies in arms as mother tries to jump from car
Pueblo Colo Feb 5 A crazed mother, distraught over her child’s death, attempted to fling herself from a moving train car as it rolled through Pueblo. The woman was aboard the Denver and Rio Grande line on the Sunset Route to California.
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Rio
Thief Steals Jewelry From Miss Pitchlynn Home
A white man in a tight overcoat burglarized Miss Sophie C Pitchlynn's home at 1104 Sixth Street Northwest between 1 20 and 3 am last night. Jewelry worth nearly $1,000 and $26 in cash were taken after rifling drawers and a desk, with gas lights left on and the thief seen walking away toward Sixth Street. Police pursue leads as Miss Pitchlynn notes the intruder appeared familiar with the house and neighborhood.
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Slayer Death Mystery At Bay In Murky Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a death by self harm near Ma Lake involving a man identified as Howard Sexton and a sheriff. References to a brother in law and McDonald appear in garbled lines. No clear date or location details are readable.
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Lincoln Path Markers Planned Across Illinois Route
Lowden, formerly of Burlington, plans permanent stone markers to trace Abraham Lincoln’s route during the Black Hawk War. Donations fund the project to mark campsites from Beardstown to the Rock River mouth with inscribed stones and maps to be archived in state records.
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Surgeon dies after saving patient in operating room
Dr. William Lawrence Woodroft perished yesterday after a patient he was helping collapsed from a burst blood vessel, the strain of supporting the pound patient causing fatal injuries. Woodroft had risen to prominence for his controversial child raising theories.
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Val
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Wiliam Lawrence Woodroft
Banker Hall Rearrested in $100,000 Bank Theft Case
John A. Hall, alleged treasurer of the suspended Southbridge Savings Bank, was rearrested on a warrant charging larceny of $100,000. He had been free on bond and did not seem greatly perturbed by the development. Authorities expect the institution’s exact condition to be clarified next week as the shortage figure rises toward $160,000.
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Southbridge
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Lynn and Mie Lynn police report Bulgarian murder suspect arrest
Lynn and Mie Lynn police announce that the U S consul general at Bucharest reported the arrest of Vaitan Nalbandian in Austria Bulgaria for the murder of Minay K Monjin. Both Nalbandian and Monjin were shoe workers in Lynn. Monjin's body, shot through the heart, was found July 13 in a trunk in Nalbandian's lodging house room. motive remains undetermined.
Train Collision Kills Flagman in Florida Wreck
A collision between Florida East Coast trains 9 and 33 near South Taekponville Florida killed Flagman J Walker and seriously injured Conductor B C Awards, Arthur Cole, Oscar Oswander, and others. Five coaches were demolished and a Pullman car roof was torn off. Passengers suffered cuts and burns from flying debris as authorities ferried injured to Jacksonville area hospitals. officials called it the worst wreck on the East Coast Rail in years. Nearby in Georgia three women were injured in a rear-end collision between a Central of Georgia passenger train and a freight train near Pomons Ga.
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St. Augustine
New Smyrna
Knights Key
New York
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Transfer
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J.H. Qohumacher
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St. Johne
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Chip G. Mills
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Remanded in Bow Street Court Case Notes
Fragmentary OCR item from London court coverage. References ABT. GRITIC OW and Safeblowet ex te Cosh. Mentions remand and site bank. Scattered names and phrases imply a trial or hearing with warnings of injury and societal roles. The text is garbled, but indicates legal proceedings and custody or remand actions.
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Safeblowet
London
Carey
Bow Street Court
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Lemont
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Ihe Oe
Society
Elnes
Ees
Marta
Grand jury inquiry sparks funding debate in city
The special grand jury foreman led a probe that yielded little beyond severing long standing conditions. Officials argued for private detectives would cost at least 25,000, while Mrs Rockefeller offered aid. Judge Grauivan, District Attorney Whitman, Mayor Gaynor, and the board of estimate supported using public funds for the investigation.
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Whitman
Gaynor
Board of Estimate
Ten Hungarians and one American die in mine blast near Indiana Pa
A deadly gas explosion in the Jefferson and Clearfield Coal Company No 2 slope, five miles north of Indiana Pennsylvania, left ten Hungarians and one American dead. Andrew Krasveer crawled a quarter mile to safety on his stomach, escape aided by mine rescue. Rescue teams conducted recovery as 110 workers remained inside, with 12 mine bosses assisting. Priest Father Amelio attempted last rites for victims but was overcome by gas. government investigators and local officials prepared for inquest Monday.
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Col. Pitchiynn
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Miss Pitchlynn
Jefferson and Clearfield Coal Company
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Regene
Roger Sampson
Funasutéwner
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Altoona
Thomas Londen
Tyrone
Thomas Dreams
Johnstown
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John’ Harrington
Oohn Harrington
Michael
Bet All
Pritt
Amelio
Wiehed
Ivan
Tama M. Hammer
Clarence Hall
W. G. Snelling
A.C. Ramey
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Pittabirg
Senate to Act Tomorrow on Committee Report One
The Senate is set to act tomorrow on the committee report titled One. Lawmakers weigh the recommendations amid anticipated debate and potential procedural moves.
Taft urged impartial inquiry into cost of living
The White House stated the probe into living costs must be relentless and independent of the Payne Aldrich act. Senator Kean said a resolution to aid the inquiry will be reported soon with immediate consideration and possible Senate action. Lodge, Kins, and McCumber expected to join the investigation and name members.
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Court to Hear Heike in Sugar Refining Case
New York February 6 The question of immunity for Charles F Heike secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company will be decided in the United States circuit court Thursday Special Prosecutor Henry B Stimson and Heike counsel John B Stanchfield disagreed on facts of Heikes grand jury testimony Other defendants including Gebracht and Beodergal pleaded not guilty with motions to quash Spitzer dock superintendent was convicted and sentence postponed due to recovery from an operation The trial continued with defense near end Fortland Ore February 8 The defense in the trial Hi
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Charles F. Heike
American Sugar’ Refining Company
United States Circuit Court
Hla
Henry B Stimson
John B. Stanchfield
Heike
French Textbooks May Be Revised By Clericals and Free Thinkers
Paris reports a heated debate over public education as clericals press for revisions to history manuals and a secular education stance. A trial in Rheims pits lay educators against Cardinal Lucan Bre and church allies, raising the likelihood of a clerical free thinker commission to craft neutral textbooks.
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Epocia
Wéehtacum Post
Paris
England
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Licon
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Richard of
Auch
Gipois- Yhbi Ietser
Comrolasi
Chamber of Deputes
Trade Talks Favor Austria US Relations Now
Vienna February 6 deputation from the Austrian delegation hears optimistic reports on Austria Hungary and United States commercial ties. The foreign minister expects the government to grant improved tariff terms and closer economic cooperation. Local officials and diplomats hope for rapid progress in policy alignment and market access.
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Au ‘Trede
Austria-Eimigary
United States
Wanhington
Austria
Midwinter Gridiron Club Dinner At Willard Honors Twenty Fifth Anniversary
A distinguished crowd gathered at the New Willard Hotel for the Gridiron Club midwinter dinner, marking the club’s twentieth anniversary. Guests included President Taft, Vice President Sherman, and the German ambassador, with a ceremonial menu, wax-dummy unveilings, and a satirical skit featuring figures such as Zelaya and Knox, ending with musical performances and a revelry of costumes and mock processions.
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Gridiron Club
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Taft
Sherman
Bone
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