La Follette Denounced At Philadelphia Publishers Dinner
At a Philadelphia dinner for the Periodical Publishers association Don C. Seitz denounced Senator La Follette as the crowd of 600 grew weary. Seitz claimed the senator attacked newspapers and praised magazines, calling the speech a calamity and the senator’s map of power a dangerous slander of the press. The toastmaster and Seitz clashed over press interests and influence.
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Philadelphia
Periodical Publishers’ Association
Senator la Follette
Don C. Seitz
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Wisconsin
Seitz
la Follette
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Josh
Armed Men Defy Sheriff in Gold Dig Area
South Bend Washington February 3. Patrols fail as about 180 armed men and women camp along the South Ford river occupying ranch land believed to hold a rich gold deposit. Sheriff and deputies pressed to eject trespassers but are powerless against the surge of claimants.
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South Bend
Wash
South Ford River
Eggs Hit New Chicago Price Peak At Forty Cents Per Dozen
The cold wave pushed wholesale price of first quality eggs to 40 cents a dozen in Chicago. Market chatter suggested the record could rise further on Monday as buyers watched the trend.
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Chicago
Saloon Keeper Hank North Dead in Chicago
Henry G. Knaute known as Hank North, saloon keeper and friend of London editor W. T. Stead, died in Chicago. Stead drew material for his book from Knaute’s saloon and lodging house, where they discussed ideas on charity and the brook. Stead noted North was doing the right kind of charity.
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Chicago
Henry G. Knaute
Hank North
W. T. Strand
London
Knaute
Hobees
Stead
Attempt to Raise Fated Submarine Near Portsmouth
Salvage efforts near Portsmouth England focus on the sunken vessel A B37 which sank after a collision with Bazard. Four officers and ten men were aboard. Rescue operations face thick fog hindering progress.
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Portsmouth
England
Bazard
Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Subscriptions
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers the lowest ad rates per inch per thousand in Town. Its regularly paid circulation nears 10,000, split evenly between Waterloo city and a 25 mile surrounding territory. In Waterloo the city share is evenly divided between the east and west sections.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Ast
West
Tragedy at Binghamton: Maihland Family Slain in Tuberculosis War
William Maihland of Appleton Wisconsin killed his father Lewis his sister Dora age 16 his brother John age 8 and then himself on a farm near Binghamton as a response to long tuberculosis suffering. Authorities say the family all had TB and the plan was to end the agony.
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Appleton, Wis
William Maihland
Binghamton
Maihland
William
Appleton
Wis
Lewis Maihland
Dora
John
Burlington Girl Fatally Hurd Near Fort Collins
Denver, Feb 3 Miss Garnet Taylor of Burlington Iowa was fatally injured when an automobile carrying three others skidded and crashed into a telephone pole near Fort Collins. The top of the pole broke off, caught on a wire, swung round and struck her in the back of the head.
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Denver
Colo
Garnet Taylor
Burlington
Ft. Collins
Interurban road promoter dies at 70 in Iowa City
Michael ONeilly, prominent capitalist and promoter of the Iowa City and Ottumwa interurban line, died at his home in Iowa City today of pneumonia. He was 70 years old.
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Iowa City
Michael Oneilly
Ottumwa
Father of Boy Scout Movement Baden-Powell Visits Country
Lieutenant General Sir Robert Baden-Powell, hero of Mafeking and founder of the worldwide Boy Scout movement, is touring this country on a visit and expressing pride in its success globally.
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Robert Baden-Powell
Mafeking
Boy Scout Movement
Wrecked steamer Pomareon nears Newport News harbor
New York reports that the British steamer Pomareon, after colliding with and sinking the Hamburg‑American liner Allegheny, was within miles of Newport News at 2:30 a.m. The Allegheny passengers and crew were saved aboard Pomareon and by the Onondaga, which escorted them toward port. Officials confirm the sinking occurred about 78 miles northwest of Cape Henry.
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New York
Onondaga
Pomareon
Allegheney
West Indies
Newport News
Cape Henry
Marine Department
Funeral Arrangements for James Malick in Independence
The body of James Malick, who died Thursday evening at the Tremont hotel, was moved to Independence this afternoon for burial. His son in law, Marshall Shrenk of Omaha, arrived yesterday and assisted with funeral plans. The daughter was unable to attend due to illness.
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James Malick
Tremont Hotel
Independence
Bureal
Marshall Shrenk
Omaha
Miness
Death of Tiny Lady Mystifies Death Deed of Tuesday
In Krangas City Missouri detectives probe the death of Mrs Tai atia Dorsett known as Aunt Lou, a four foot tall widow whose body was found in her Shanaas City home. Coroner says she died last Tuesday from four blows to the skull as robbers seek the money left by her late husband, a commission merchant.
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Krangas City
Taiatia Dorsett
Shanaas City
Kan
Ann
Lou
Lorimer Probe Near Its End Is Continued
Washington Feb 3 The Lorimer senatorial investigation is to be continued today. Chairman Duling ham of the Investigating committee has notified attorneys that they must close up testimony today as private detectives have obtained admission of perjury from Charles McGowan a Hines Lohtimer witness. Detectives testified they induced McGowan to say he received money for testifying before the committee. The investigation is nearing its end with one or two more witnesses to be examined before hearings close and a report for the senate will be prepared.
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Washington
Lorimer
Dhulingham
Charles McGowan
Young McCrawan
Senate
Jury cannot reach verdict in Avery and Martin mail fraud case
Kansas City February 3 the jury that has deliberated on the case of Frank C Avery and Ernest Martin charged with using the mails to defraud in connection with stock sales in an interstate railroad that never was built reported they were unable to agree and were discharged. San Felice 5¢ cigar.
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Kansas City
Frank C. Avery
Ernest Martin
Taft Hints At Appointing Myron T. Berrick Ambassador
Strong indications that President Taft will name Myron T. Berrick of Cleveland Ohio as United States ambassador to France emerge from Washington sources. The move would place a seasoned Ohio figure in a key diplomatic post amid ongoing Franco American relations discussions.
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Taft
Myron T. Berrick
Gleveland, Ohio
United States
France
Telegrams reveal average dressed beef prices in 1910 packing trial
In Chicago court, telegrams from 1910 show weekly average dressed beef prices and margins for Armour, National Packing, Morris, and Swift. A Boston message states next week’s price at 11.18 per cwt, with margins indicating sale below test cost.
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Chicago
Asplataut
Kdlp
Department of the National Packing Company
Perking
Boston
Beck
James M. Shsean
Piackers
Perkins
Joseph J. Kiesch
G. H. Hammond & Co
National Packing Company
New York
Philadelphia
Armour & Company
Morris & Company
Swift & Company
Sue
Patterson
Munnsche
Tilden
Godman
Reisch
Toston
National Packings Company
Ground hog vindicated as cold wave grips Midwest
A cold wave swept down from the Canadian northwest reaching the Dakotas Minnesota western Wisconsin and parts of Nebraska Iowa Missouri and others. Temperatures plunged below zero with Omaha Norfolk and Des Moines reporting ten to fifteen degrees below. Chicago could hit 12 below as the cold persists two days. Thomas Morgan dead in Altoona Iowa after long Polk County political work.
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Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Thinois
Iowa
Missouri
Winona
Minn
Duluth
Omaha
Norfolk
Tes Moines
Towa
Sioux City
Bridge Blown Up Near Mukden Kills Several
London reports a railway bridge east of Mukden Manchuria was mined and destroyed early today wrecking a train. Several passengers were killed with the viaduct blown as dynamite charges detonated in the center. Responsibility not yet known.
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London
Mukden
Manchuria
Tien Tsin
Chimpmiulim
Shanhaikwan
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Tiomas Morgan
Altoona
Thomas Macrfan
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