Nina Alive Off Montauk After Stormy Voyage
Reports from Newport News say the tug Nina, overdue after leaving Norfolk ten days earlier, was sighted near Montauk Point at 1 pm Sunday. The Bay View reported no distress, and Navy search efforts were suspended as authorities awaited confirmation of her fate.
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Nina
Nay Department
Bay View
Newport News
Searsport
Cumming
Boston
Ina
Jones
Yewerdas
Fenmick Island
Delaware
Norfolk
Mrookin Navy Yard
Washington
Sina
Lope May
Block Island
Cumming Aje
Ce Awarch
Corning
Norfolke
Louisiana
Salem
Navy Department
Winter Quarter
Enwick Island
Louana
Virginia
Department
Pontiac
Apache
New York
Long Island
Jersey
Ellis Outlines Stand Disavows Individuals at Dinner
At a White House dinner honoring Ware Bills, Ellis outlined a clean, aboveboard Ohio Republican campaign and disavowed any link to individuals’ faults. The event stressed party unity, neutrality in candidate choice, and support for the president’s recent New York speech as a foundation for Ohio’s platform. No candidates or legislative plans were discussed, and the guest list showed national and state officials, with no clear White House preference.
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Trust Buster
Mr. Taft
Warer Bills
Ohio
Els
Anb Sy
Aoe Ae
Dng
Lis
New York
White House
Senate
Tafte
Ucket
Columbus
Lst
Amysock 4
Carmi Thompson
Mooney
Te House of Representatives
Guv Herrick
Partant
Col Herrick
White House Tavoriuum
Pier Mystery Deep Seabed Alibi Gap in Seyler Case
Atlantic City February case centers on William Seyler alleged to have murdered 11 year old Jane Adams on the Mil lion Dollar pier. Discrepancies in sister Alice Adams account prompt questions of truth while police chase leads and search Charcoal camps and Seyler family alibis amid ongoing private funeral plans and public curiosity.
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
Valereabouta
William Seyler
Jane Adams
Seyler
Orvis Seyler
Wiliam Seyler
Alice Adams
Jena Adams
Walliam Seyier
J P Crowley’ Puig
Fammly
Sytimer Goodwan
Hd M. E Church
Orters
Whalen
Seyler Brothers
Adame
Run
Blake Street
Peter Seyler
Centennial Avenue
Canada
Lamson Conducts 24 Hour Search for Missing Tug
The torpedo destroyer Lamson returned to the base after a daylong patrol in Block Island Sound and adjacent waters without locating the navy tug Mina. Lamson scoured Block Island Sound east and west and checked waters offshore while not finding any sign of the missing vessel. Block Island has a history as a perilous naval terminal, with the Leoyden wrecked against the bluffs years ago.
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Block Island Sound
Long Island Sound
Vineyard Sound
Lamson
Ning
Algo
Mtna
Block Island
Arrests for having aigrets in San Francisco
Feb 15 in San Francisco two men a milliner and a jewelry firm manager were arrested on warrants sought by William Finney secretary of the National Association of Audubon se cretion. They are among the first arrests under California law making aigrets in a ing possession a crime.
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San Francisco
Jane Des Bagual
Miltiner
Charles Isaac
Todey
William Finney
National Association of Audubon
Algréte
Spreckels Trust Invalid Court Nullifies Will Clause
The California ex p erior court ruled Claus Spreckels estate trust invalid, nullifying the trust clause and leaving the widow’s bequest intact. The residue would go to John D Adolph Rudolph Claus A Spreckels and Mrs Ferria Claus Spreckels. Mrs Christina Spreckels died early this morning after a long illness at age 7.
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Sportal
Washington Fort
San Francisco
Claus Spreckels
California
Coffey
Rudolph
Clay
Spreckels
John D . Adolph
Claus A. Spreckels
Mra
Ferria
Annd
Christina Spreckels
Swept by Republicans in Philadelphia spring election
Philadelphia voters gave the Republican organization a sweeping victory in the last spring city election. Hugh Black was reelected receiver of taxes over Democratic and William Penn slate rivals. Nine Republican magistrates won despite thousands of votes diverted to the Workingmen's League ticket. Albert H Ladner and William Gleenbrown, long magistrates, were defeated as predicted by party leaders.
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Philadelphia
Hugh Black
Nso
Workingmen's League
Candllantea
Albert H
Tragic double tale from Pittsburg amid arrest for jewelry
Grieving man fatally shoots himself in his bedroom as a constable waited for his wife in the parlor of the Briedberg home. An accusation of larceny had been filed against Mrs. Briedberg for failing to return borrowed jewelry, made before an alderman after the husband tried to arrange a loan.
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Pittsburg
Jal
Jeane Friedberg
Briedberg
Earthquake Shocks Potenza and Outlying Towns
A violent morning earthquake struck Potensa shaking homes and startling residents who fled outside. The tremor was felt in Otranto Begeto and other areas causing panics and minor damage. Telegraph contact with Mell nine miles away remained impossible adding to unease.
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Pata
Trs Weneeygton
Rome
Potensa
Otranto
Begeto
Mell
Potenza
Army Invasion Attempt Near Subig Bay Aimed at Luzon
The Washington Post reports an Army division under Brig Gen Ramsey D Potts will attempt to land near Subig Bay, challenging the theory that a large force cannot land near the main naval base. Defenders under Brig Gen Daniel H Brush expect a landing near Lingayen.
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Subig Bay
Washington Post
Manila
Jont
Ramsey D Potts
Daniel H Brush
Lingayen
Diplomat's Son Escapes Injury In Washington Crash
In a Sixteenth Street Northwest collision near M Street, Senor Don Leon De la Barre, the Mexican ambassador's 1-year-old son, survived as his ambassadorship vehicle wrecked and a laundry wagon was demolished. The Yale Laundry Company wagon driver and the embassy chauffeur Carthotts survived with minor injuries or shock. the horse died.
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Sixteenth
Senor
Don Leon de la Barre
Wehich
Yale Laundry Company
Young de la Barre
Carthotts
Sixteenth Street
M Street
James Moore
Deaths of Roanoke Sisters Linked to Illness
In Roanoke Virginia on February 16, Canty Woody died at age 70, followed by her sister Susie Woody 67 who died tonight from a broken heart. A third sister, Mrs. M Penn, is seriously ill. A fourth sister, Mrs. S A Tinsley of Washington, DC, is in serious condition.
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Roanoke
Canthy Woody
Susie Woody
Ana
Slater
M . Penn
Ness
Washington DC
S A. Tinsley
Cleaner falls five stories into crowd. man escapes unharmed
New York February 13 Joan Kauffman a young window cleaner fell five stories backward landing on James Girdwood of West Orange NJ who was watching from the sidewalk. Kauffman suffered multiple broken bones while Girdwood was barely hurt, with the human buffer saving him from serious injury.
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New York
Joan Kauftmab
James Girdwood
Fest Orange NJ
Kauffeian
Girdwood
Jail Menace to City Advocates Labor Prison Reform
Warden Thomas McKee spoke before the Brotherhood of the First Congregational Church arguing the District jail is a public health menace and a blot on government. He urged humane reforms, a 100 acre prison farm, and training schools to turn inmates into self supporting citizens.
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Calcutta
Thomas McKee
First Congregational Church
Wong
Mc Kee
Jalt
Erininala
Ana
Rich Man's Widow She Says Share in Estate
Miss Kathleen Moot of Canastota returns from Boston to claim a widow's share in the estate of Emanuel C Brith of Canastota, who died by suicide December 25, 1908, aboard the steamer Prince August Wilhelm near Hingston Jamaica. Moot, two years old, lives with relatives. Brith was a Syracuse furniture manufacturer and member of Citizens' and Century clubs. The note also mentions an auction of furniture and Persian rugs at Sloan's Gallery, 1407 G Street.
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John Croghan
Yohn
Mra Croghan
Roosevelt
Navy
Teddy
Croghan
Washington
Grant
John
Paul Tao
Nave
Clarence Ellsworth Fowler
Tate, Belny
Tenth Street Southosat
Quanty
Newport R
Millonarre
Washington Post
Syracuse
Kathleen Moot
Canastota
Boston
Amnuel
C Brith
Canastots
Hingston
Jamaica
Jamaica, Aboard the Stesiaship Prince August Wilhelm
Missouri Governor calls recount in Folk Stone race
Gov Hadley declares St Louis ballots not burned and proposes opening ballot boxes for a recount to resolve fraud allegations in the Folk Stone senatorial primary. Senator Stone denounces Hadley’s charges as false, demands full inquiry, and signals possible contest of the election. The dispute centers on ballot handling, recount authority, and potential resignation if fraud is proven.
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Missour
Folk
Stone
Senate
Washington Peat
Jefferson City
Hadley
St Louis
Work
St. Louis
Ihn
Gitote
Nis the Agen
Eadleys
Governorale
Harley
Sail
Handler
Gov Folk
Reston
Missouri
Drunert
Twentieth
Ht Louis
Henator Stone
Htis
Gov Hadley
Senator Stone
Mr. Hadley
Miscouri
Eurous
Nina
Eylis
Ohio
Atlantic City
Meneceta City
Albany
Avistion
Republic
Tilman
City
Ballinger
Fee
Taft
Potomac Park
Paris
Roosevelt
Haskin
Peters
Swope
Albany Bribe Fund Inquiry Deepens in New York
Albany New York Feb 15 Senate probes the alleged rail and bridge bribery scandal centered on Senator Conger and the American Bridge Company. Lawmakers plan a broader inquiry into corruption tied to highway legislation, with party leaders debating radical measures.
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Albany
Senate
Benn Conger
Jotham Pairds
Ameriesan Bridge Company
New York State
Newcomb
New York
American Bridge Company
Conger
Newcombe
Congers
Neright
Mit Ag
Anmunce Committee
Radical
Uistroducer
Walnwright
Aéra
Hughés
Wadsworth
Nts
Senate Tx Committee
Grady
Renate
Allds
Concen
Teadera
Nfedent
Wainwight
Hobby Night at National Press Club Showcases Notable Guests
Prominent figures including Dr Wiley, Prof Moore, Gifford Pinchot, Robert Peary, Champ Clark, and Speaker Cannon shared personal hobbies in a lively National Press Club event. The ten minute speeches featured jokes and friendly jabs as guests discussed air, chemistry, forestry, exploration, and politics amid a festive audience of journalists and international guests.
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Cannan
Moore
Wiley
Gifford Punchet
Explorer Peary
Chemp Clark Furnis
Uncle Joe
National Press Club
Dr Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department, of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchot
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Champ Clark
Joe
Canton
Caricpe
Amla & Gals
América
Cannon
Pinchot
Dr. Whey
Clark
Bex
Mr. Peery
Minois
Conmreme
Congress
Benton
Minsouri
State of
Colorado
Rupperle
Colcredo
Grend Junction
Sige
Wlliam F. ‘Bromam
Charles E. Mayer
Melville Honney
Roland Redarick
Helt
Mint
Taras
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Herrick
Treadway
Moorey
Staite Thompson
Denman
Fullington
Walter Brown
State Central Committee
Henry A Willams
Ellis
Sens
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Alice
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Seyier
Furay
Jersey Pines
William Seyter
Alice Adama
William
Jane
Zink
Sesler Aye
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Lydia Seyler
Battle Avenue
Gortinled
Baltimore
Chic
Niewspaperl
Brillet
Praly
Poteme
Luzon
Biplomat
Federal Gamer
Omaw
Eilis
Shock
Thud
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Man
Warden McKee
Brotherhood
Speaker
Sloan
G Street
Rale Pena
Moi
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Galery
Stone and
Charman
Allis
Groton
Groton Bridge Company
Iio
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Hankes
Vedsral Guinuk
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Produsts
Tim
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Newspapreda
Maine
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