Cuba Murder Case Involving American Doctor Drutz
Washington reports say no current reason for US fears over Dr Richard Ruta who was found dead in Guanabacoa Cuba. State Department awaits Spanish official dispatches while Consul General Lee investigates the murder allegation amid suspicions of conspiracy and insurrection ties.
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Teant
Iit
Richard Ruta
Guan
Lee
Statr
Awaluedin
Rutzwash
Pat Wratizu
Amériboan Ditienr
Philladelphia
Cuba
Snow slides cripple Colorado roads and claim lives
Widespread heavy snowfall in Colorado triggers numerous snowslides with fatalities and many narrow escapes. Breckenridge rescuer crews report a trapped pack train rider near Collier Mountain. Imogene and Camp Bird mines suffer damage including a fatality at Camp Bird and an ore house lost at United States mine. Rail lines reopen after blockages. remote wagon trails remain impassable.
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Denver
Med
Pune
Goloride
Imany
Breckenridge Wayn
Wonwas
Rillon
Collier Mountain
Imogene Tewtrear Ourmy
Ony
Camp Bird
Peter Richburg
United States
German Tank Stean Steamer Lost Off Hallfax
Fragmentary report from February 17 details the loss of a German steamer Dinmente with 35 men after a wreck southeast of Hallfax. Captain Wiechinson and crew were confronting rough seas. a tow attempt near Putnam failed as a hawser parted. The Galatea from London sighted indications of distress earlier, but no definitive trace remained. Captain North, patrolling the area, reported no survivors and no further movements toward rescue.
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Owton
Wiechinson
Hallfax
Loi
London
North Mays
Abeclk
Gataten
North Uraland
North Inks
Lanka
William Steinite Died. Famous Chess Player Passes Away
Reports from Paris and London note the death of Dr. Stefnits the renowned chess master formerly of Prague. He died after a mental illness while confined at a Moscow private hospital after a defeat by Lasker in the world championship. The Salvation Army in Chicago announces Washington’s birthday celebrations with public clattings and house visitation to aid the poor districts.
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London
Aris Mays
Stelnite
Mancow
Lok Antelgen
Berlin
Stefnits
Ehesa
Die Euffering
Murisoff
Moscow
William Steinite
Prague
Bohemia
Professor Anderraen
Stetn
Ite
Lasker
Salvation Army
Chicago
Washington
May Skelton Suicide Triggers Chicago-Wife Death Scandal
A chaotic OCR fragment reports May Skelton, wife of a wealthy Chicago dealer in railway equipment, dying by carbolic acid. Names include John Turwr of Nashville and H Martiani as White Star agent, with links to Atlanta and corruption rumors surrounding related shipping firms.
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New York
Pet
May Mkolion
Alverton
Chicago
Othman
Wutelile Konig
John Turwr
John Turwr, Kee Bw, Whe le Mutt To Be T Ther Aunnery Buiatnons
Nashville
Tome
Mae
Plans for Reform Press Association meeting in Kansas City
Delegates from reform editors converge for the National Reform Press Association conference in Kansas City to discuss strategy. Washburn of Massachusetts and Master Workman Sovereign lead figures as Chairman Stowette prepares the gathering, with Memphis and Washington messages awaiting confirmation.
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Ixansae City
Reform
National Reform Press Association
Lyr
Arthiny Stowette
Mion Suri Alate People's Party
Sinche
Rovallo
Presa
William Aten
Waabiniton
Sunes City
Memphis
Washburn
Kansas City
Chaiyman Roseby
Ae Avila
Manter Workman
Knighte
Tabor
Murphy and Heath
Kansas
T. Meredith
Town
J. Edgerton
Catonal Association
Reform meeting of the People’s Party in Memphis
Hundreds arrived for the reform press association convention in Memphis Tennessee on February 2 with General Vandervoort presiding. Morning sessions feature welcome addresses and responses. Vander Voor to deliver the annual address in the afternoon amid warnings of party splits and a revival of the People’s Party movement.
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Memphis
Tenn
Reform Press
Vandervouet
Vandervoor
G. L. Spanee
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bitver ‘Tribune
Butler
Martin
Vandervoort
Democratic Party
Creentackers
National Union Party
Ife
Peoples Party
People's Party
Reform Poets
Three Days Celebration Begun for Endowment Fund
Colorado Springs February 2 The three days celebration of the completion of the Peirsons endowment fund of Colorado College began with religious services today Rev John L McGuish Denver delivered the sermon at a vesper service in the college chapel this morning A masked event for prose and thanksgiving drew about sixty attendees Chancellor McDowell of Denver University spoke on Bona and Davithiore of Colorady
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Peirsons Endowment Fund
Colorado College
John L. McGuish
Denver
Vollege
McDowell
Danyver University
Colorady
Plot to Blow Up the Prison At Santa Fe
Governor Thornton orders the local infantry to guard the penitentiary after a plot to blow up the building is exposed. The plan involves friends of four Borrego assassins who were sentenced to hang next Tuesday but have been granted a reprieve by the president, despite appeals from authorities to enforce the law.
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Banta Fe. N. M
Thornton
Suard
Ainassins
Beun
Cleveland Io
Couren
Porter Learns Ropes as Presidential Secretary Aide
In Washington in February Porter of Hartford Connecticut arrives to serve as private secretary to President McKinley. He met with officials and spoke informally, beginning to learn the duties and inner workings of the office.
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Mlect Mckinley
Washington
Addiany Porter
Hartford
Conn
Mekinley
Thapler
Utah Sugar Factory Output Report for Half Year
Thomas R. Cutter reports Lehigh sugar factory operations for the season. In half a year the plant sliced 43,200 tons of beet and produced 48 tons of sugar sent largely to Utah, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming, with prices at the lowest level ever due to German bounty-fed imports.
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Ue Pro
Thomas R. Cutter
Lehigh Sugar Factory
Ural
Taho
Ihitana
Wyoming
America
Monument to Washington at Philadelphia Park Entrance
Philadelphia February 21 A handsome monument to George Washington rises at the Grand Street entrance of the park erected by the Society of the Cincinnati of Pennsylvania. The statue stands 20 feet high on a 74 by 40 foot ground platform with a 17 by 40 foot pedestal costing about 200 000 dollars. The Swedish granite base is approached by four wide steps symbolizing the original states, and Washington appears in full military cloak with the sword of kings, while an eagle stands in the left hand and allegorical figures guard the sides representing four states and major rivers.
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Philadelphia
George Washington
Society of the Chictmat
Pennsylvania
Washington
Washinton
Kin Horry
Dr Ruiz Death Mystery Stirs Havana Port Town
Dr Ricardo Ruiz a naturalized American citizen dies in Havana jail after a violent incident. Reports say marks on the body and conflicting accounts prompt General Lee to demand the body and order an autopsy from the state department. Investigations unfold amid treaty tensions with the United States.
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Dir Toile
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Lien
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Rutz
Tahitians Subdued by France After Prolonged Conflict
Reports describe a French expedition subduing Tahitians after two years of resistance tied to colonial governance. French forces landed at Tevaltoa and engaged natives with a bombardment and troop advance. Casualties included five killed and four wounded on the French side. natives faced similar losses and were accused of harboring English agents.
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Adeas
Halis
Tabith
Newa
Garrett West Paletit
Bourad
Aube
Caledomia
Tevaltoa
Train Robbers Put to Flight Near Watera
An attempted train robbery on a Watera bound train from Mountain to Watera was foiled when two masked men forced conductor Writhee to surrender a pouch. A crowd of armed citizens quickly dispersed the robbers, and the regular train resumed after the alarm failed. The event distressed local travelers and drew swift attention from Muskogee authorities.
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Wateva
Med Sea bombardments as Crete unrest widens
Bombardments continue around Canai and Crete with Greek, Italian, German and Turkish forces exchanging fire. Reports say shells hit near Caried, casualties feared, while British ships and Greek gunboats engage insurgent camps and aid shipments. Colonel Vossos and Vassas reportedly coordinate inner Crete defenses amid ongoing bombardments.
War Preparations and Greek Response Reported by Times
Dispatches describe King George urging unity and prayers as Greek forces prepare for war with Turkey. Reports detail Prince Nicholas reaching Larissa, 700 Greek soldiers with artillery, and a Turkish transport moving 1600 troops. London cites safe conduct offers and Greek requests for European mediation amid growing hostilities.
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Times
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Yuavos
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Vauion
Voukos
Martin Son
Jeuve
Pravi
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Akroties
Constantinople
Adapateh
Datini
Fort Voukorios Battle Report From Distant Fronts
A wartime dispatch describes Greek forces and Cretan insurgents clashing with Turkish troops near Voukalion. Telegrams recount bombardment, retreats, and casualties as Greek lines hold and Turks suffer significant losses. The report notes bold resistance by Cretans and strategic bombardments around Fortified positions.
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London
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Vuason I
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Mum
Jose
Jing of Groves
Vasoh
Platina
Crntans
Sistem Demeetblag Ghia
Large Athens rally backs union with Crete in 1860s style
Over 40 000 march in University Square to press Greece toward unity with Crete. Crowd cheers as deputation reads a royal address to King George I, with leaders including Crown Prince Constantine and the duke of Sparta present.
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George
Athens
University Square
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Schooner Joannette Attack During Cuban Port Visit
Reported incident at a Cuban port describes the schooner Joannette from Matanza Cuba. A Spanish guard and crew member claim the American sailors were attacked by four Apanteh soldiers demanding money. The mate was injured and the crew’s valuables were taken. Spanish officers reportedly escorted away a Cuban soldier as target practice.
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Carabelli
Pla
Joannette
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Cuba
Grand Forks Blaze Destroys Dry Goods Block
A major fire in Grand Forks North Dakota destroyed the three story Bindlenté building and nearby shops. The blaze, in below zero weather, caused about 225000 in damage with 110000 insured. Several families fled in their clothing as stores Wilder’s, Beure’s, and others burned. the block was owned by William Burlge.
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Vture
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Wilder
Dumurance
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Belek
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Steh
Congress of Venezuela Meets on Boundary Treaty Ratification
Washington Feb 21 The Congress of Venezuela convenes in regular session with the expected first business the ratification of the boundary treaty and arbitration tribunal for defining the frontier between British Guiana and Venezuela. The official treaty copy was sent to President Crespo for advice. The nomination of Chief Justice Fuller as American commissioner on the boundary tribunal awaits Venezuela's approval, a detail in the amended agreement.
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Congress of Venezuela
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Venezuala
Crespa
Fuller
Venezuela
Crespo
Fight With Papago Indians Sparks Fatal Clash in Arizona
In Negaton Arizona last week a clash between Poloma Bono Mixton mining authorities and Papago bands led to four Papago deaths and two serious wounds. Earlier a man attacked Papagos near the ramp. later Chief Pablo and followers entered town and were arrested, with more Indians riding in to attack and three to four more fatalities reported.
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I Poloma
Bono
Mixton
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TEL Voteme
Hanna toga governor promins to tim in waitu senate vacancy
Governor Bushnell announced Hanna will appoint Marone A. Manna of Cuyphuga county to serve in the Waitut State senate, subject to general assembly approval. The move follows Senator Sherman’s resignation to join the cabinet, drew mixed reactions from Hanna and party leaders.
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Onio
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Amy Lie Delormant
Waitut Staten
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Mineral Land Classification and Special Treasury Allocation
Fragmented report discusses mineral land classification in western states, compensation for land suitability exams, and a projected deficit in the annual appropriation. References to the Northary Pacific Railroad Company and commissions for 1807 appear amid a budgetary accounting.
Home for aged Odd Fellows seeks farm home for indigent members
Chicago February 21 Encouraging movement within the Odd Fellows aims to establish a home for indigent aged members and their wives. A farm of about 100 acres near a thriving town would support a modern facility with a structure to provide care and allow some income. The state grand judge has donated 10000 toward the project, with further support from lodges and individuals as representatives from Illinois lodges convene to push the effort.
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Chicago
Odd Fellows
T«nols
Banquet for Michael Austin by London printers
A gathering of working printers at a Holborn restaurant honored Michael Austin, MP for Limerick, for his service to the printing trade. The event praised his advocacy and support of workers, with speeches highlighting his rise from printer’s devil to employer ally.
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London
Holborn
Londen Society of Comporitory
Michie
Austis
Pariament
Limerick
Brice
Fife
Anti Liquor Law Men At Work In Beattie
Beattie Washington February report notes anti liquor law proponents confident but wary of a close vote. Representative Murry Struve, Republican ally, says measures will likely be defeated later but a rain day vote could pass. Spokane men passing through Beattie voiced urgency to defeat the Dill amid political tension. Text also mentions Havana dispatches and a New York World correspondent in jail awaiting trial.
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Feb
Murry Btruve
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