Edioon Saves Life Stops Leap From Window
John F Randolph once office boy and later treasurer of Wizard companies kills himself with a rifle discharge in a curious way. He leaves notes claiming his money was honestly earned and that accounts right to a penny.
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John F Randolph
Wizard’s
Fandolph
Uysthoght
Nathan
Essen
William F Gilmore
Idison Companies
Alphonse Wester
Denim
Phn
Tantulpy
Floods Subsiding As Susquehanna Recedes In Rush
The report details rising water from floods and the Susquehanna River receding. It notes damage along New Castle Way and near Wheeling and Pittsburgh area plants, with rescues and evacuations continuing. Weather warnings and safety alerts are emphasized as conditions ease.
Taft Wagon in Jersey Waves Through Crake and Feat
Fragmented OCR notes suggest Taft information and political figures. Mentions Roosevelt decoy, new night on PT Tass, idol of nost note in Nfl Senses. Text includes garbled names, dates, and places, with unclear events and motives.
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Nostet
Nfl
Wiett B
Vetre
Caregate
Unclear text notes deaths from fever and ship reports
Fragmentary OCR mentions yellow fever death, a steamer and several names and locations, with unclear dates or actions. The damaged lines reference a voyage, Brazil and a city signal, but specifics are unreadable.
Tragic Night in Rich Manor Ends in Murder and Suicide
Mrs Randolph faces a violent confrontation as James Pandolph shoots himself after a tumultuous scene involving her discovery of a fashion deal gone awry. Edison, a bystander, helps restrain a desperate escape, while investigations note Pandolph’s recent erratic behavior and a disconnect over Essan Company funds.
Bark to Get the Dog Tax Evaded by Teens in Frat Vows
A fragmented report describes teens seeking ways to dodge dog tax and a suspect facing police inquiry. It mentions a mother and the dog owner involved, with references to street scenes and ongoing legal actions. The text is garbled but centers on attempts to evade Pet Revenue rules and associated investigations.
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Pune
Fritz T
Made Police Head Nervous After Interlude With Banker
An incident described as a personal confrontation involving a nervous police chief and an ascending banker ended with the police chief seeking restraint. Witnesses noted the strain and anxiety during the exchange as the parties then parted.
Kaisir 80n in Paris and the French crisis
A garbled report mentions Kaisir title and Paris events with references to Emperor, Napoleon, and German action. It notes issues with a fire or inflammation, a misdated misfortune, and a shifted political landscape involving U S Government, Johnson, Aros, and coal prices.
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Uo S
Paya Johnson
Coal and Save Mons Office
Retiring Randolph Led Quiet Life Amid Business Ties
The obituary notes Mr Randolph, five years devoted to his business and home, seldom vacationing and preferring riding in his automobile or clay pigeon shooting. He directed letters to Mr Gibnore and Mr Bardolph on business matters and remained close to family, with Mrs Edison involved in his affairs.
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Trenton
Randalah
Mra Randolph
Tiperty
Hildren
Gibnore
Bardolph
Peter Weber
Kefeon
Edison
Fitdolph
Te Mans
Basine
Three More Dreadnoughts And Naval Programme Plans
The government reportedly intends to press a naval programme featuring three armored dreadnoughts of the new ungrooved type and changes since the led struture. It also reveals updates on cruiser classes including six Lilgar and Raabe ships, each with long range and armament, including torpedo craft.
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London
Feh Iy
Letrttla
Resignation of Frink Hitchcock Sparks White House Talks
The article details Frink Hitchcock of Massachusetts resigning as postmaster with a thanks letter from the President. Hitchcock’s departure followed a lengthy service in the Post Office, amid visits by politicians and reporters at the White House.
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Roosevelt
Conehssiurt
Whitt House
Kim
White House
Taft
Priest Killed in Sleigh Collision with Electric Car
A report describes Father Andrew Salmon and Father Werphy injured when a car struck their sleigh on the beach. Salmon died instantly, his body cut in two, with Murph sustaining multiple fractures. The priests, connected to Notre Dame College, faced conviction amid drowning memories and vows on the sands.
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Heng
Andrew Salmon
Aus
Father Werphy
Salmon
Pathet Murph
Notre Dame
Anelt
Hanta
Carnegie Gifts Bride Remembrance Bond From Andrew Carnegie
Miss Annie Wallace of Atlanta, soon to wed Max Franklin Howland of Boston, receives a $100,000 wedding gift from Andrew Carnegie. The gift, in the form of $100,000 steel trust bonds bearing 6 percent interest, is deposited with Home Trust Company in Hoboken, with income of $6,400 paid to the Atlanta woman. Wallace, connected with Carnegie Library efforts, had helped in securing Carnegie’s initial library grant.
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Atlanta
Annie Wallace
Max Franklin Howland
Boston
Andrew Carnegie
Moss Wallace
Carnegie Library
Ur Carnegie
Carnegie
Mise Walace
Campsie
Home Trust Campin
Hoboken
Auanta Ehl
Roosevelt boxing clash at Harvard ends in bloody defeat
The report describes a boxing bout at Harvard between Charlie Hanks and Theodore Roosevelt with judge Theodore Reowelt Mickills. Roosevelt suffers facial cuts after Hanks delivers precise blows, leaving the former president battered at the end of the third round.
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Selil
Boston
Edwind
Mide Mabite
Harvard
Charly Siedman Hinks
Theodore Reowelt
Mickills
Charlie Hanks
Roosevelt
White House
Sam
Mradnates
JAIL AMERICAN LABORERS IN TEXAS EMPLOYMENT CRACKDOWN
Advices from Washington to Galveston report Americans seeking work in sister republics face hard labor or long prison terms as railroads report labor shortages while officials vow no passes unless verification is made. Vagrants and unrest prompt stringent measures amid growing tension over job competition.
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Galveston
Mesto
Sister Republi
Initad
Lorren
Weano
First Woman Minister in U S to Preach Again
Special to The Washumete reports Antoinette Brown Blackwell, now in her eight fourth year, resumes preaching as the first female minister in the United States. She will preach monthly at a Lorraine suburb Lutheran church. the land was gifted by Mrs Blackwell who funded much of the building. Her earlier ordination caused controversy with orthodox clergy in 18% and led to resignation from her Congregationalist pastoral post.
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Edison
John
Mrs Randolph
United States
Wis Antoinette Brown Blackwell
Lorraine
Blackwell
Worcester
New York State
Susan Benthon
Editors claim Maine explosion was internal provocation
The Diario Espanol argues Americans celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Maine disaster while Spanish elements accuse Washington of staging the war and blame mercenary hands aboard the ship. It cites a trial of victims in which officers are alleged to have hidden stolen luggage aboard.
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Havana
Diario Espanot
Ultra Spanish Elementin
Spain
War Department
Washington
Maine
Hughes League chief Woodford touts Hughes in New York
At the Hotel Manhattan Gen Stewart L Woodford accepts as president of the Hughes League. Speakers including Gov Bachelder Rep Waldo and former Mayor Seth Low praise Hughes and urge Republican unity to win the coming election. Milholland named national chairman and notes steady progress of Hughes nomination with Whitelaw Reid as vice president nominee.
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Ational League
New York
Spain
Whitelaw Reid
Gus Hughes
Fuimiu
Stewart L Woodford
Hughes Liue
United States
Manhattan
Gen Woodford
K Mitcholl
Coairman
Hughes League
Gov Bachelder
New Hampshire
Waldo
Brooklyn
Seth Low
Woodford
Jong Fast Ng Wi
Gor Hughes
Borner
Gov Pathemer
Kew
Hampshire
New England
Gov Hughes
Sud Remikable
Surn
Eland
Jfor
Hughes
Milholland
Slughes
Mulholland
Republian
Whitelam Reid
Harrigan Milholland
Gig
Warty
George W
Yi Lauterbach
Girl Gave Her Life in Vain Saving Brother From Train
A twelve year old girl Lily Was Aline died with her ex year old companion David Rogers when a moving train struck them as they crossed the track. Their father and the two children had been walking along the track and the girl rushed to help the other, but both were crushed. The tragedy occurred near a bank ad about increasing account interest follows the grim report.
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Fathersille
David Rogers
Lily
Aline
Althe Loy
Hon
Pursue Woman's Assailant Near Statesboro Heroic Neighbor Fights Off Attack
Statesboro reports a violent assault near Wis Matthew Howard home as a sheriff posse pursues the assailants. One negro was shot and likely fatally wounded while another is hunted. Mrs Howard escaped by fleeing the house and neighbors aided. a neighbor wounded one assailant, then jailed him in a wagon for transport to Statesboro Jail.
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Statesboro
Wis
Matthew Howard
Howard
Smith
Von Sternburg in New York and Florida trip details
Aaron von Sternburg the German Ambassador to the United States arrived in New York for urgent business before a two week work trip. He plans to speak in Tampa about two engagements then proceed to Havana for a week long Cuban tour. He will depart Washington for the south on February 2 escorted by Baroness von Sternburg.
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New York
Fed I
Aaron von Sterburg
Darge
Mig
Tampa
Fla
Navana
Cuba
Washington
South
Son Sternburg
Boston Bond Sale Yields 3 Million to Heavily Bid City
New York February 17 Comptroller Metz announces bids for city bonds sold Friday totaling 271,247,430 dollars. Long term bonds average price 10 22, short term 100 18, income 4 28 and 3 8 respectively. Syndicate guaranteed the issue will receive no long term allotment. largest single allotment goes to Stephen I Tingley and A F Reid at 10 4 9 to 10 4 3. Mrs Sage appears among successful bidders for 0 00 of long term bonds. Farmers Loan and Trust Co wins 2 478 600 at 10 4.01.
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New York
Metz
Sage
Margaret O Sage Widen
Russell Sage
Joan and Trust Company
Heaton
Stephen I Tingley
A F Reid
Tineley Reid
Compfrotier
Hoston
Massishaetts Loan and Guarantee Company
Maree
Natical Shaw N 1 Bank
Basted
Wall St
Priddis
Ehwart
Poston
Balin
Charles A
Wna
Ache Setts Loin and Guarantee Company
He Abraham White
Hallwins
Wal Stiet
Gen Pike Papers Found in Mexican Archives Reach Colorado
Herbert E Bolton of the University of Texas reports discovery of Gen Pike papers in Mexican archives. The documents, seized by Spaniards after Pike’s capture in 1809, may illuminate early American exploration and debate Pike’s link to the Burr conspiracy.
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Colorado Springs
Colo Keh
Zeon
Currywahun
Herbert E Bolton
University of Texas
Gen Pikes
Russia fears war as leaders urge readiness and troop moves
Reports from St. Petersburg allege Russia may face imminent conflict with Turkey as generals push for nationwide war readiness. Secret troop transfers in Siberia to the Caucasus and Sultanate mobilizations in Asia Minor heighten alarm, while diplomats deem the crisis a bluff or misread signals.
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National Defense Commission
Sultan
Asia Minor
Tilis
St Petersburg
Russia
Turkey
Caucasus
Europe
Trans-Caucasia
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