Refugees and strikes ripple through Lodz and Sosnowiec frontier
Thousands of refugees from Russian Poland crowd stations near Katowice as local violence fears rise. Lodz faces an uncertain, divided strike posture with mill owners split over concessions and pay, while St Petersburg and Warsaw report fresh labor unrest and cautious employer demands.
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Russian Poland
Silesian
St. Petersburg
Lode
Preas Lodz
Moscow
Lodz
Warsaw
St Petersburg
Putilof Iron Works
Putiloff
Russia
Health Office Record of Elderly Patients and Stated Ages
A health office record lists numerous patients with ages ranging from late 60s to over 90. Entries mention hospitals and wards, including Gell Hospital and related care settings, with inconsistent spellings and many abbreviations. The document appears to catalog ages, ailments, and durations of stay or conditions across multiple individuals in a care facility.
Undertakers advertise funeral services and prices
J William Lee and F Harvey's Sons present funeral director services with modest prices. Lee operates Embaler Tivery with Crematorium at 35 Penny vania Ave NW and Joseph Gawler offers funeral director and embalmer support on Pa Ave NW. F Harvey's Sons at 17th Foltlenth Street NW pledge first class service at moderate prices and a commodious chapel.
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J. William Lee
Embaler Tivery
Vania Ave
Joseph Gawler
Phone van Ie
Pa Ave
F. Harvey
Cmsalmers
Folrtlenth Street
John R. Wright
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitel
Confidence in Japan gains from year of war
Righted Times Cablegram from Tokyo reports the Japanese press commemorating one year of war notes that the nation has gathered no embarrassment and has gained a large degree of self confidence. It says Japan is prepared to continue the campaign until thoroughly satisfactory results are attained.
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Times
Washington Post
Tokyo
Gorky Interrogation Opens in Fortress Court
In St Petersburg Magim Gorky began questioning by the public prosecutor inside the fortress court. He is reported well and treated under ordinary prisoner regulations with access to writing materials and ordinary clothing. His wife Mme Gorky asked for permits to write, but he said writings would be burned under fortress rules.
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St Petersburg
Magim Gorky
Court of Justice
St Peter and
St Paul Gorky
Mme Gorky
M. Gorky
Associated Press
Nordhavet sails for Russia with cargo from New Orleans
The Danish steamer Nordhavet departed Norfolk for Novorossiysk with $700,000 in cargo including 510 harvesters and 3,400 reapers, loaded in New Orleans. Rumors claim munitions and a submarine section were aboard, though officials deny knowledge. Captain Schmidt commands the 2,350 ton ship with a 26-man crew. Admiral Togo returns to fleet, raises flag at Kure on Mikasa.
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Russia
New Orleans
Norfolk
Nordhavet
Novorrossisk
Schmidt
Togo
Tokyo
Kure
Mikasa
Peace rumors lift European markets on war hopes
London and Berlin report that peace between Russia and Japan nears, fueling optimism and pushing prices up on Paris and Berlin bourses. French and Russian-financial ties, plus limited Russian loan subscriptions, drive speculation while official sources deny concrete progress. Tokyo notes a London-origin peace claim, which the foreign office declines to confirm.
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London Times
Washington Post
Berlin
Foreign Office
Russia
Japan
London
Paris
Associated Press
Tokyo
Great Britain
Intimate ties link Finland assassins in boarding house
Reports connect the June last year killing of Gav Gen Bobrikoff to the recent shooting of Procurator General Soisalon Seinanen by Karl Hohenthal. Schau rann and Hohenthal shared a boarding house and were friends. Hohenthal admired Schaumann but thought killing should face punishment. Jichenthal allegedly shot with a steady, cool demeanor as smoke filled the room. police have not yet arrested anyone but plan searches of suspect rooms. The city remains calm and papers limit coverage per orders.
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Hohenthal
Bobrikoff
Heisingfors
Finland
Gav
Eugene Schaumann
Soisalon Seinanen
Karl Hohenthal
Schaurann
Schaumann
Jichenthal
Soinmen
Japanese Lines Shelled by Russians Reports
Reports from Manchurian army headquarters state Russian shelling hit various Japanese lines last Monday and Monday night Small Russian infantry forces attacked at multiple points but were repulsed Russians continue entrenching toward Wanchigyuantzu Litajentan Chenchieh pao and Heikoutai.
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Tokyo
Wanchigyuantzu
Litajentan
Chenchiehpao
Heikoutai
British steamer Eastry captured off Hokkaido
The British steel screw steamer Eastry of 2998 tons, bound for Vladivostok with coal for Russians, was captured off Hokkaido yesterday and is being brought to Yokosuka. Built in 1892 at Furness, she belongs to Imperial Steamship Co of West Hartlepool and is commanded by Capt W T Horsfield.
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Eastry
Vladivostok
Tokyo
Estry
Hokkaido
Wokosuka
Furness
Impertial Steamship Company, Limited
West Hartlepool
W.T Horsfield
Norfolk
Qntana
Marchants and Miners
Transportation Company
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Hampton Roads
Ontario
Stuffed Ballot Box Crimes Hit Denver Officials
Denver court records reveal City Detective William H Green pleaded guilty to stuffing ballots in the November election. He received a ninety day sentence tied to a six month Supreme Court injunction term. Edward Sweeney also pled guilty to conspiracy and drew a ninety day term concurrent with a four month contempt sentence. Ballot handwriting experts testified in Las Animas County contests that 692 Republican and 53 Democratic ballots were written by a few individuals across 1449 ballots. The Primero precinct vote for governor was excluded from county totals after polls were moved without authorization.
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Denver
Colo Web
William H Green
Green
Green County
Supreme Court
Johnson
Edward Sweeney
Jil
Sweeney
Adams and Peabody
Las Animas
Primero
Peabody
Adams
Phon Eae Nee Ae
Extradition Prospects in Gaynor Greene Case Abroad
Government reports the Privy Council decision will hasten extradition of Gaynor and Greene from Quebec to Atlanta to face charges tied to misappropriated government funds. Extradition proceedings resume after King’s order. Caron and Andrews feature in the delayed process.
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Canada
Quebec
State Department
Privy Council
Ambassador Choate
Gaynor- Greene
Gaynor and Greene
Washington
Secret Service
Andrews
Justice Caron
Caron
Gaynor
Greene
Atlanta
Georgia
Oberlin M . Carter
United States
Atttorney
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Greene- Gayner
Montreal
Lafontaine
Justice Andrews
Judicial Committee
Ecouncil
Wyoming Senator Warren Faces Wide Charge List
A Wyoming Senate resolution demanded a triple inquiry into rumors against U S Senator Francis E Warren. The tabling vote was 18 to 5 with Patrick Sullivan opposing. Allegations include payrolls for relatives, unused posts, land fencing, and a government contract tied to Fort D A Russell.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Senate
Keister
Dem
United States
Francis E Warren
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Patrick Sullvan
Charles M Smith
Senator Warren
Washington
Committee On Claims
Stabbed by rival in love leaves hotel chef near death
Louis Pra, chef at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, was fatally stabbed over a romance with a young girl. A Frenchman named Emanuel was named by Pra as the assailant, and police search for him as hospital officials say recovery is unlikely.
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New York
Hnanuel
Louis Pra
Fifth Avenue
Emanuel
Pact with Domingo Revised Convention Affirms Monroe Doctrine
The United States agrees to respect Santo Domingo's territorial integrity under a revised protocol. The plan ties customs control to U S oversight, sets 45 percent of revenues for admin needs, and requires ratification by the U S Senate and Dominican Congress before taking effect. The Monroe Doctrine now underpins the broader guarantee.
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Dominican Territory
United States
Banto Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo
Certan
Dominican Republic
American Senate
Dominican Congress
State Department
Dawson
Senate
Dominican
United States Senate
Police Hunt Waddell After Assault Incident in Peabody
Peabody Massachusetts February 8 police in surrounding towns are asked to arrest Rube Waddell a Philadelphia pitcher accused of assaulting his father in law Edward Ross with a flat iron and felling Mrs Ross with a chair during a quarrel since December Waddell had been living with the Ross family and fled town after the incident Also included two jewel theft sentences for John Morgan and Carl Wilson in Los Angeles for a New York guest at the Maryland Hotel with jewelry valued at $20 000
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Peabody
Mass
Rube” Waddell
Philadelphia
Waddell
Edward Ross
Ross
Lynn
Los Angeles
Cal
John Morgan
Carl Wilson
Pasadena
William Ey
New York
Maryland Hotel
Efforts to Save Mrs Edwards Reach Governor for Clemency Push
Harrisburg February report on a lengthy petition urging clemency for Mrs Kate Edwards, widow of a husband murdered, to spare her death sentence. Gov Pennypacker and Rev Martin Sweitzer discuss capital punishment, urging commutation to life imprisonment. the bid fails on a technicality and is referred to the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons for action.
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Pardon Board
Pennypacker
Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
Kate Edwards
Edwards
Martin Sweitzer
Morristown
Reading
Berks County
Sweitzer
Pennsylvania
Rey Sweitzer
Board of
Pardona
Greason
Board
Death notices for notable officials across states
Deaths reported from Rochester Wilmington Cincinnati and Mattison include George A Gilbert assistant general superintendent of the Railway Mail Service who died of apoplexy in Rochester while on post duty. James S Moore Recorder of Deeds of Wilmington who died after paralysis. Dr James Leslie noted dentist and educator who contributed to dental surgery. C P Holden former president of Chicago city council who died of pneumonia in Mattison.
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Rochester
George A Gilbert
Railway Mail Service
Ann Arbor
Mich
Post Office Department
Wilmington
Del
James S. Moore
Moore
Cincinnati
Ohio
James Leslie
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Mattison
Ill
C P Holden
Chicago City Council
D S Hiolden
Ryan Will Go Free in Embezzlement Trial
John J. Ryan, indicted for embezzling 500000 in a get rich quick scheme, faces acquittal as Judge Foster sustains the demurrer. The jury, delayed until tomorrow, was to hear the rest before a nol pros in the weaker remaining cases. Ryan will go free.
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St Lows
John J. Ryan
Toe
Foster
Ryan
Gager
Two Vessels in Peril at St Johns Harbour
Ice floe trapped two ships Energy and Victoria near St Johns Newfoundland. Tugs failed to reach them. Energy short of provisions. Three volunteers attempting to relay aid reached land safely. Gale intensifies with feared destruction of vessels and low rescue chances for crews.
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St. Johns
N F
Trig Energy
Victoria
Hoch On His Way To Chicago On Bigamy Charge
New York report states Johann Hoch, in the custody of 12 Chicago detectives, travels to Chicago to answer bigamy charges. A widow linked to Leo Praeger is to identify Hoch upon arrival, amid claims Praeger used a $36000 life insurance to start a furniture store. Dr Joseph Springer believes ring-applied curare could explain Hoch's wives' deaths, noting even minute poison amounts are fatal.
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New York
Feb
Chicago
Johann Hoch
Lackawanna
Hoch
Leo Praeger
Hoch Talhes
Praeger
Joseph Springer
Springer
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Kattowitz
Siley
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Sosnevice
American Westinghouse Company
St Petersburg Car Factory
Putiloff Iron Works
Putiloff Works
Sc Powersburg
Trepoff
Naval Construction Yard
Odessa
Conecusus
Uutary Aed
Eatra
Sheba Omre
Icpald
Flelig Ledger
Andard
Papai Minneapolis
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EOE
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Aante
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Perkis Hak
Katland
Magute
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Atessa
Ennie Lee Bot
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Meig Varshat
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Trey
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Robert H Tickets
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Bbeumonia
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Quoy
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Reedence
S Vipel
Simon Wolf
Wes Maximlin Golachten
Walmingtopio
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Health Office Record
Sano Theos
Sears
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Undertakers
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F Street
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Gorky
Orient
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Se 'Phons
Main
Iberty
Extradition Commission
Mr. Moody
Warren
Wyoming Senate
Hiram Sapp
E Warren
Harvard University
Fort D A Russell
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Darlington
James H. Darlington
Christ Church
Brooklyn
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
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Royal Baking Powder
Domingo
Rube
Carters
George A. Gilbert
G. H. Mumm & Co
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Messrs
Fredk. de Bary & Co
Newbro
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Herpicite
Insterieg
Weaip
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Dandruff
Itehi
Edward Stevens
Afpleck
Pro
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Home Savings Bank
Seventh and
Mass Ave N W
Affleck’s Drug Store
Blake
A.collinsee
Chesapeake Bay
Oceadic
Liverpool
Cevie
Teutonic
Lizard
Vaderland
Dover
Antwerp
Southampton
Kronpring Wilhelm
Bremen
Cherbourg
Apollinaris
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