Cat Attack Triggers Tenement Panic in New York
A large Maltese cat attacked multiple women in a tenement at 7d Lev el Street causing widespread panic. Mrs Techtshaff was bitten as the animal moved through hallways while residents battled it with rolling pins and objects. several victims were scratched or bitten, one woman died, others injured. authorities captured the animal and took it to the health department for evaluation.
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Washington
New York Tech
Sarah Techtshaff
Tranla
Ariel
Heit
Quik
Gates Aréna
Three Hungarian Laborers Die From Gas in Bank Hotel Room
Four Hungarian men staying at the Bank Hotel in Newark on Washington Street were found dead or dying from gas exposure. Ferencz Baint, Laszlo Lopas, and Paris Tok were pronounced dead, while Ferencz Tobat and others were hospitalized. The men had arrived from New Silk City via Wear Virginia to visit family and had spent the day shopping and singing homeland songs before retirements late at night.
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Newark
Europe
Hungary
Washington Street
Senate Bainit Toth
Baint Ferencz
Lopas
Firly Toda
Matthew Cunningham
Paris
Ferenz
Lo Fas
St Vincents Hospital
Ruling Hits Ice Trust in New York Case
Segal reports in The Warington Post that Justice Leventutt sanctioned Attorneys General actions to pursue a grand jury probe into an American company’s alleged violations. Mayer seeks to enjoin three commands blocking business in New York State amid a contested attempt to delay proceedings.
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Segal
Warington Post
New York
Fey
New Hughes
Jackson
Leventutt
Manny Ty Couns
Jacksins
Teave
Itternes General
Explosion Kills Five Workmen in Starch Factory Blast
An explosion at a starch factory this afternoon killed five men and seriously burned others. Five workers were struck dead or incinerated while three were injured as the blast wrecked pits and roof sections. Rescue crews and investigators began clearing debris and identifying the victims. The incident occurred around 1 am after pieces of equipment failed during the shift change. Fire and emergency personnel worked through the debris as authorities prepared to determine the cause.
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Providereo
Thax
J Straton
Delayed Liner in Port Delays Steamer Departure
A fogbound delay in Philadelphia disrupts a liner bound for Atlantic ports. The ship faced a late departure on February as forty-eight crew and men aboard stood by. The situation worsened with shifting tides and a storm, leaving the vessel temporarily at the quay until orders arrived.
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Uae
Pont
Danas
Fresar
Licensed to Marry Croge X Dean and Pla Clarke 4 Te
A list of marriages and betrothals appears including Croge X Dean Pla Clarke and other couples such as Mary Reagan and Eka Lk plus numerous names, places, and notes. The text resembles a social register or wedding page with multiple pairings and dates implied.
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Croge
Dean
Pla Clarke
India
Mae Herndon
Jaiward Creen
Agnes Miera
Merestam Gonieh
Alle Tompkins
Norman Morea Oto
Wanla Hungerford
Norman Hercr
Mary
Health Office Record of Patients and Ages
A damaged OCR record lists names and ages of hospital inpatients and inmates. Notable entries include Muriel Wallach at 189 Wallach Place in an insane ward, aged 81, and Harry Lowrey aged 89 with Tibovs at 1662 hla eve. Other entries mention Tom Hoan and Benjamin F Treis among elderly residents with ages from 48 to 68 years.
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Wallach
Sears
Harry Lowrey
Tom Hoan
Caton
Kamhler
Baron Von Velthem Sentenced Twenty Years for Blackmail
German born Carl Ludwig von Veltheim posed as a baron and was jailed at the Old Bailey for twenty years servitude after a conviction for attempting to blackmail Sally Joel, a London and South African financier. He has a checkered past including seven alleged relations and a 1898 Cape Town homicide. Joel’s brother Wolff Joel was killed there in a prior case.
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Tondon
Carl Ludwig von Veltheim
Old Bailey
Sally B Joel
London
von Veltheim
America
Japan
Cape Town
Wolff Joel
Solly Joel
Lankton & Oak
New York
Europe
Paris
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Blackwall
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Slankmail
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Joel
Ns Brother
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Macan
Sam
Tre
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Jay
Southfricans
Wiebee
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Liere
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Kaiser approves jiu jitsu training for German garrisons
Berlin February dispatch reports Kaiser endorsing Japanese jiu jitsu as the martial art to be taught in military gyms. Officers to oversee courses at central gymnasium with proficiency tests, then extend instruction to garrisons empire wide. The Japanese admiralty hosted bouts aboard a royal ship, praising the method as a defense aid.
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Berlin
Centr
Kiel
George Meredith at eighty celebration marks literary esteem
A fragment reports a commemorative event for writer George Meredith aged eighty. The piece mentions a public address with signatures of prominent literary figures and congratulatory messages from international correspondents, including an Harvard affiliated note from Chealus Flot Norton and fourteen American authors.
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Washington
Eterna
Caplessne
Mina
Mr Meredith
Chealus Flot Norton
Harvard
Florence antiquities sale raises export worry
Signor Volp buys an Etruscan collection including bronzes jewelry and carved stones valued at millions. The government weighs whether the artifacts stay in the country or may be exported. Volpi offers to donate one fifth of the items to the state if allowed to auction the remainder commercially.
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Florence
Sneneh Barberi
Signor Volp
Signor Volpi
Suffragettes Paroled or Imprisoned After Commons Raid
Nearly fifty suffragettes raided the House of Commons and were brought before Police Court. Most chose jail over fines, with only two paying. A separate report states six killed in a terrorist raid in Warsaw as attackers struck a post van, wounding five soldiers and stealing $2500.
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Lindon
House of Commons
Warsaw
Aftervsn
Joroff
Lublin
Wu Ting-fang Sails for Washington With Staff
Tokyo February 12 Wu Ting-fang Chinese minister sails for America aboard the Pacific Mail liner Siberia with thirty two aides. He will visit the American Embassy and confer with Minister Thomas J O Brien. The voyage signals a likely overhaul of the Chinese consular service in the New World with new consuls named for San Francisco New York City of Mexico Lima and Havana along with posts to the Philippine Islands and Honolulu.
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Wu Ting-tang
China
Washington
America
Siberia
Thomas J O Brien
Iday
H B Miller
O Brien
San Francisco
New World
New York
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Lima
Peru
Havana
Philippine Islands
Honolulu
Business Boom On Optimists From All Over
New York reports a nationwide surge in business confidence and spring optimism. Merchants from the West and South flood city wholesale houses with orders, signaling resurgent demand and planned full operations as buyers travel east of the Mississippi and beyond.
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New York
Hrms
HB Claflin & Cn
J ¢ James
Claflin
Comvern
Ince
Wart Street
Tim
Temites
Tates
Mississippi River
West
IGE IN RIVER ABLAZE NARROW ESCAPE OF FIREMEN
A massive fire at Standard Oil’s Astral works in Williamsburg gut the wharf area burning 30000 gallons of naptha and kerosene. Firefighters and volunteers battled flames for hours as tanks exploded and several buildings burned, with one cashier among those lucky to escape injury.
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Washington Post
York
East River
Standard Oil
Port Arthur
Standard Owl Company
Tun Cises
Oles
Perl
Startland Gil Company
Ganic
Astral Cummings
Red
College clubs unite amid campus reorganization plans
Speralto and Wali rton teams join NY Leh 12 project to consolidate clubs at multiple campus sites. Aiming to form joint clubhouses, shared dining and billiard facilities are proposed with a central house at a cost estimate around $2000 and storage of $1000, while formal weeks and titles are in play.
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Speralto
York
Mikel
New
Ugha
Gieseells
Willams Drownmhorst Dutmouth Westevinnd
Messachusette Institute of Teanology Loiley Uned
Elas House
Gregenhoin
St Margarets
Boy Escapees Snowbound Run To Father in Dramatic Rescue
Ten year old Benes Drayne ran away from Fessenden Boarding School Newton Mass in bitter cold and walked ten miles to Natick to reach his mother in New York. At Central Station he was seized from his father’s lawyer and placed into a cab, fighting in the struggle as he clung to his mother. Police and family dispute the seizure and the boy’s future custody remains unsettled.
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Speraj
Tre
Washington Post
New York
Benes
Mr Drowne
Leonard Street
Boston
Fessenden
Newton Mass
Natick
His Mothe
New Fork
Drowne
Harry
Ile
Pearl valued at 15000 presented to Denver lawyer
In New York on February 4 a Denver attorney Charce Hughes received a black pearl worth 15000 after concluding his forty five year address to arbiters presiding over the Denver waterworks case. The gift from a Demer dealer, David Moifit, underscores Hughes representation of the Demer interests. Hughes began his address last Wednesday and has spoken for several hours daily since.
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New York
Charce Hughes
Denver
David Moifit
Hughes
Blind Woman's Long Trip Across The Seas
Miss Alice Hollis, a blind traveler from Port Huron Michigan, sails on the Holland American Statendam to Rotterdam via New York. She journeys unattended to Wiesbaden Germany seeking sight restoration, relying on strangers for help and using Braille tickets and a shoe string baggage tag for identification.
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Washington
New York
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Rotterdam
Alice Hols
Port Huron
Mich
Wiesbaden
Germany
Pagen
Stehers Sanitarum
Hollis
Bank Robbers Rifle Fireball Escape After $12000 Heist
Bandits dynamited the Farmers and Mechanics Bank vault, taking $12000 in cash and escaping after a volley of gunfire with pursuing officers. The explosion woke the town as residents watched the robbers flee toward rough country to the south, where a daylight pursuit continued.
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Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Little Interpreter fatally burned in New York fire
Fannie Schendorf aged thirteen, known for translating between Russian, Yiddish, Hebrew and English in Manhattan's lower ghetto, died after her dress caught fire while a stove ignited. Neighbors and helpers attempted rescue as witnesses describe her skill aiding arrivals. authorities note her role guiding others in language and schooling.
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Washington Post
New York Tech
Fannie Schendorf
Ald
East Sixth
Bellevue Hospital
Manhattan
Houston
Hendorf Leto
s/ 6
Fannier
Dep Schwartz
Wors
Belleyue
Russia
Ghetts
Shipwreck Trial Rapped By Supreme Court Upholds Conviction
The Washington Post reports the United States Circuit Court affirmed the conviction of William H Van S buck raptim Ur N fated excursion steamer General die um guilty of criminal negligence in the loss of the steam Gentle Fast fiver. The case involves the sinking near Astoria with 100 women and children perishing. Capt van Schaeck, over seventy and recently married, faces a twelve year sentence unless commutation or stay is granted. The defense argued preservers failed and officers actions saved some, but the court upheld the verdict. A writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court is noted as obta ined from Washington.
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Washington Pas
New York
Saied
Creuit Court of Appetl
Crewe Cour
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Astoria
Hites
Ant Childre Caz von Schaeck
Garton
San van
Moe
van Seraickh
Jim
Supreme Court At
Washington
Customs Censor New Offer Threatens Thunderer Sale
The article reports a customs censorship dispute over a proposed sale involving the Thunderer. Vanni Sharkselier and Weet Brandans faced trial for allegedly distributing anti Catholic materials. An American syndicate discussed purchasing authorial rights in Washington amid a private customs meeting reviewing questionable pictures and literature.
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New
Locke
London
Theoamr
Ameniein
Ashe
Washington
Customs Service
Kaiser Plans Pilgrimage to Vienna on Jubilee
Kaiser plans a pilgrimage to Vienna to honor Emperor Francis Joseph on his diamond jubilee in December. The journey will pass through German states, with officials and citizens preparing ceremonies and blessings along the route.
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Kaiser
Vienna
Wallington Post
Berlin
Fey
Francis Joseph
Hig
Exchange Offer for Property and Cash Equities
Describes cash for real estate with mortgages due, offering to trade properties and pay a cash difference. Promises mortgage assumed by buyers, urging urgent contact to avoid auction losses and secure quick funding from solvent parties.
Investment Opportunity Convert Homes to 10 Percent Returns
An offer promising zero percent investment risk by converting dwellings or vacant property into income yielding 10 to 12 percent net. The firm represents several apartment houses for trade, with owners exchanging equity subject to a mortgage, taking clear dwellings and lots as payment. Many owners hold houses valued 6000 to 20000 dollars yet rent yields stuck at four percent.
Wealthy Contractor in Custody for Burglary Across Cities
A wealthy building contractor named Suhuette is jailed on burglary charges after neighbors report years of nocturnal thefts. In Ohio and New York neighborhoods, shoemaker John Hazy is arrested with $500 in stolen goods, while another man Cossette faces a lunacy hearing following a missing wife case. A Newark street scene and a dramatic domestic tale unfold in separate items as lawmen pursue multiple local incidents.
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Henr Suhuette
Schuelle
Jeremiah Kennedy
Bebuelle
Shuelle
St Louis
John Haze
Hazy
Cleveland
Ohio
Youngstown
Epi
Priven
George Cossette
Cossette
George Harmes
Way
Newark
Coshelta
Plot to Kill Americans Case Details and Suspected Involvement
A fragmented report describes a plot to harm Americans linked to a Santa Roz mine. It mentions several witnesses and locations including Donglis, Boise, and a lab, with references to foremen and a superintendent. The text is garbled but indicates an investigation and arrests related to a conspiracy case.
Pirates Hold Wrecked Ship Amid Coastal Turbulence
A garbled report describes pirates occupying a wrecked vessel near a port under Swedish control. It mentions a man named Han Berg and a sequence of unclear actions, with references to a price and abandonment. The fragments imply a maritime incident with disputed prize claims and potential negotiations at sea.
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Sean Mss
Hanr
Han Berg
Water the health elixir for Washington readers
An old public health note urges Washington residents to drink water, avoid patent medicines, and use simple vegetable treatments for ailments. It argues water detoxifies blood, supports digestion, and helps with bladder and stomach issues, listing a home remedy mix.
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