Indian Attacks on Washington Train Sparks Panic
A frenzied Native American aboard a Washington to Cincinnati train killed two by stabbing and slashing, hurt a third, then was knocked unconscious. Witnesses report a wild, warlike fury as crowds fled the trainshed while police prepared to handle the suspect after reaching Fort Wayne. The attacker, barely speaking English, is held under guard as federal authorities are notified.
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Washington
Ohio
Henry
Grand Cen
Oman
Meyer
Dupilie
Dupile
Dupille
Fragmentary Notice From Multiple Papers
A garbled OCR-like passage lists newspapers and dates with scattered references to notices or notices to appear. It mentions Washington Post and several papers such as Providence Journal Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press and others. The exact event or person is not clear in readable text.
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Warrisge
Washington Post
Morning Commeat Enquirer
Sermon Interruption Shocks New York Sons of the Revolution Service
William Evans Rogers, a Philadelphia-born lawyer and Civil War veteran, was called to order during a Sons of the Revolution service at St Bartholomew's in New York. Reverend Percy S Grant praised Theodore Roosevelt before Rogers objected, prompting whispers and Rogers’s removal as others led him away.
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William Evans Rogers
Sons of Revolution
St. Bartholomew’s
New York
Washington Post
St Hartholomew
Sons of the Revolution
William Frans Rogers
Percy S Grant
Roosevelt
Rogers
Stuyvesant Lish
St Bartholomews
Order
George Washington
Veteran
Corps of Artilery
Society of the War
Loyal Legion
Order of Foreign Ware
New York State Society of the Cincinnati
Aztec Club
IHW
Society of Colonial Wars
Volunal Dames
Daughters of the Revolution
William Lvans Rogers
Philadelpha
Paris
University of Pennsylvania
West Point
Susan le Roy Fish
Tate Hamilton Fish
Stuyvesam. Fish
Firat Trops
Philadelphia Cavalry
Mr Rogers
Grant
Tereafter
Will Fight Powder Trust Heads New California Works
Special to The Washington Post from San Francisco February 2. Senator Clark of Montana leads a $2,000,000 concern forming a powder company in California to challenge the powder trust. The plant will be at Antioch with John Birmingham as manager. the firm will manufacture dynamite and other explosives and seek government contracts.
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Senator Clark
Montana
Washington Post
San Francisco
California
Powder Trust
Antioch
Nese
John Birmingham
Churches Denounce Union Plan in Nashville Congregations
A joint church committee reported that consolidation of New York Avenue and Washington Heights Presbyterian churches failed over pastorate terms. They urged rejection of the merger citing irreconcilable differences on who should lead and how duties would be shared, with final actions to be discharged.
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Washinngton Heights
Wallace Radcliffe
W T. Mosg
Washington
New York Avenue Church
Consolidated
New York Venue
Conmeration
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Radclife
Moss
Noyes
Harmany
Hetr
Radcliffe
Mogg
Robinson
James T Newton
William YT Sommerville
Board of Trustees
Lion Attacks Trainer in Americus. Man Fatally Wounded
In Americus Georgia on a Saturday night a lion named Wallace attacked trainer Capt Cardo, killing him after a savage assault. Cardo fired his pistol to save himself as the enraged animal charged. Wallace had previous wounded Cardo during a Albany performance a week earlier, when bystander aid again saved him. The beast belonged to a traveling company filing an engagement in the area.
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Americus Ga
Wallace
Acearnival Company
Duel Ends In Police Captain's Death At Lumber Office
In Olean New York a pistol duel erupted after Nelson Dessler of Berlin Ontario was caught burglarizing the Droney Lumber Company. Captain Timothy Hassett died from a shot to the head. Dessler was wounded in the leg by two patrolmen and fled, later captured at the Diesa House.
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Nand-Tooland
Nelson Dessler
Berlin
Ont
Droney Lumber Company
Timothy Haseett
Deaslett
Diesa
Pittsburg
Dessler
Hassett
Deneler
Ins
Patrick seeks habeas appeal over death sentence and life imprisonment
Albert S. Patrick, a Sing Sing inmate convicted of murdering millionaire Rice, renews his bid for freedom. He argues Gov Higgins lacked authority to commute to life, claims the process was unfair and biased, and asserts prosecutors undermined his trial. Proceedings resume in Brooklyn appellate court March 3 with opposition from Westchester DA Winslow, DA Jerome, and state prisons department counsel.
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Millionaire Rice
Gov. Higgins
White Plains
Albert S. Patrick
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
United States Court
Patrick
Guv Higgins
Geond
Yatrick
City of
New York
Winslow
Westchester County
Jerome
Department of State Prisons
Regeneration and the need for a spiritual birth
The Rev Tn Join Lee Alison of Guntan'temple Memorial Presbyterian Church preached on regeneration as a radical, divine renewal of the will, not mere reform. He cited the born blind, noted man’s incapacity to grasp spiritual truths, and urged that only the Infinite Spirit can create a new heart, stamping divine life upon the faithful.
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Lee Alison
Guntan'temple Memorial Presbyterian Church
Why a Neglected Wife Journal Sheds No Easy Escape
The New York World reviews a diary titled The Journal of a Neglected Wife by Mrs. Herbert Utier, describing it as a stark, intimate diary of a wife’s jealousy and despair. It portrays a husband’s infidelity and the wife’s anguished reactions, framing the work as a photographic, nonjudgmental study of marital strain and aging without offering clear solutions.
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Kixgta- Greeley- Smith’ Regents
Bel Herbert Utier
Lyttle
Weller
Nixotx
Ginley-Smith
New-York
Matat Erbert Eer
Brend
Maen
Neurasthenia
Japanese Ambassador Sees Excellent US Ties
London February 22 Count Takahira Kato newly appointed Japanese ambassador to Great Britain said in an interview that Japanese US relations should remain excellent in the future despite loud talk by a small excited section He praised President Roosevelt calling his policy loyal and statesmanlike and declared Japan has no interest to clash with the United States We intend a sphere of influence in our part of the Pacific but not to the detriment of any power and we are not seeking exclusive prestige
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London
Great Britain
Takahira Kato
United States
Roosevelt
Kato
Pacific
Funeral of Admiral Cotton in Nice
Funeral services for Rear Admiral Charles Cotton U N were held in Nice with attendance by American and British consuls and notable officers including Rear Admirals Drake Boggs and Perry. The casket was draped with an American flag. The body was to be cremated and ashes sent to the United States aboard a battleship.
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Nice
Charles 8 Cotton
Franklin J Drake
L. G Boggs
U. WN
Perry
Webster Iselin
Colin
Jellies Tommorow
United States
Long Chase For Husband Ex Governor's Daughter S
Ex Governor's daughter seeks missing spouse reported by The Weshington special from Milwaukee February 2 Sheriff Gibson travels to Los Angeles with a party to locate the couple. The woman names her husband as living in Los Angeles with relatives from Waukesha and Milwaukee. Her maiden name Charinte England, widow of Mr White, is cited.
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Gibson
Waukesha County
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Lon An
White
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Millwauke
Ite
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Waa
Charinte
England
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sx-Gov
Budington
Wixponeln
Wisconsin Sea
Flammarion Report On Earth Heaving Like Tides
A Washington Post special cable reports Flam marion asserts Earth heaves like a tide with inches of movement every four years, a claim physicists and astronomers long recognized. The piece notes criticism of Flam marion’s reputation and states the novelty lies in measured oscillation magnitude.
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Washington Post
Pats
Reb
Bret
Flammarion
Sea Eet
National school plan urged for color race in District
A movement to establish a national industrial school for colored boys and girls with a Maryland agricultural annex drew strong impulses at two Sunday and Monday meetings. Senator Heyburn spoke of opportunity and self help, noting the need to train for marketable skills. Rev Dr Geriah Lamkins announced three acres for the trades building and 71 1 21 acres for the farm school at Tuxedo, near Kenilworth rail lines, with Dr J Anderson Taylor and Thomas L Jones also addressing the crowd.
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Am Agricultural
Maryland
Senator Heyburn
Geriah Lamkins
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ofiio
Kenilworth
Henry Williamson
North Carolina
J Anderson Taylor
Thomas L Jones
Heyburn
Bibles
Prevalence of Kidney Disease Warns of Silent Threat
Advert explains kidney disorders as common yet underrecognized by patients and doctors. It lists symptoms such as frequent urination, nocturia, bladder irritation, headaches, dizziness, and insomnia. Promises a free sample of Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer & Co with information booklets to prove its merits.
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Bright
Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Washington Daily Post
Problems in Rearing Boys YMCA Talk on Early Religious Training
Dr B H T Musselman of Philadelphia spoke at the YMCA gymnasium Sunday on the need for early religious training for boys aged 12 to 18. He urged parents to know their sons, channel energy into constructive work, and shift emphasis from revival campaigns to persistent moral education to guide boys before they reach adulthood.
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BH T Musselman
Philadelphia
Young Mens Christians Association
Munselman
Devii
Musselman
Would Spread the Gospel In Use of Battleship Fleet
Reverend Dr Charles Wood cites the navy’s power and foreign mission work, arguing Christian reach comes not by war but by unarmed missionaries entering ports and aiding the sick, educating children, and teaching moral fatherhood in Asia, as a contrasting force to cannon. He urges a "children’s crusade" made of disciplined volunteers as Christendom’s strategy.
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Tamerlane
Children S Crusade
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