DANGER IN A STATE FUNERAL IN RUSSIA FEARS OF BOMB
In St Petersburg on February 21 officials moved Grand Duke Sergius to a temporary vault awaiting mausoleum alterations. Emperor may skip Moscow funeral. grand dukes likely to represent. Trembling security amid terror threats and a rising strike in St Petersburg to paralyze rail and gun works.
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Turks Burn Village After Battle Near Strumitza
In Kuklich near Strumitza on Feb 10 Bulgarians and Turks clashed. Bulgarians suffered twenty killed and wounded. Turks burned the village. An inquiry from Salonica found the charred remains of fourteen women and several children.
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Kuklich
Strumitza
Bulgaria to Use Shrapnel for War Effort Reported
A dispatch from the Austro Hungarian frontier states two freight cars loaded with shrapnel and other ammunition moved toward Sofia Bulgaria.
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Bulgaria
Vienna
Smlin
Sofia
Bishop McLaren Dead in New York
Rt Rev William B McLaren Protestant Episcopal bishop of Chicago died in New York from heart failure after illness lasting more than a week. The obituary notes his long church service and leadership in Chicago.
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William B. McLaren
Chicago
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Representative Bouck Aims Help for Small Rural Schools
Minnesota legislators consider a $50 annual state aid to rural schools employing a teacher with a second grade state certificate. Other measures include a single primary ballot showing all party tickets, land sale safeguards for settlers, stiff bucket shop license fees, depository limits, and a constitutional ban on taxing farmer produced produce.
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I. W. Bouck
Frank Haskell
A. L. Cole
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W. H. Putnam
Alvin Rowe
Midshipman Drops Dead At Annapolis
Annapolis Feb 21 Midshipman Samuel Westray Battle of the second class at the Naval Academy and son of retired Surgeon Samuel W Battle U S N dropped dead as the brigade was called to dinner. He had just taken his place as third petty officer of the Second battalion Ninth company and was dead when his mates reached him.
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Samuel Westray Battle
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Samuel W. Battle
Young Battle
Negro Voters organize new national league in New York
On Feb 21 in New York at the Colored Republican club Negro voters from this state and neighboring areas met to draft a constitution and by laws for a national scale political group to be called the National colored Voter's league. It marks the first definite movement of its kind by colored voters.
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Colored Republican Club
National Colored Voter's League
Japan Buys Engines Largest Order From Foreign Government
Philadelphia February 21 Miteul and Co New York agents for the Japanese government placed with a local firm an order for seventy five locomotives the largest purchase ever made by a foreign government The estimated cost is one million dollars shipping will be by rail to the Pacific coast and sent to Korea
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Pacific Coast
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Five People Burned In Howebrook House Fire
Five persons died in a dwelling house fire at Howebrook plantation near Island Falls Maine. Firefighters found charred bodies in a heap beside an apparently locked front door, suggesting a failed attempt to escape. Investigators are gathering details as to cause and sequence of events.
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Howebrook Plantation
Here
Admiral Dewey Confined to Bed With Grip in Washington
Washington February 21 Admiral Geo Dewey is confined to his home with an attack of grip and has been in bed for several days. He is expected to be able to leave his bed today and intends to inspect the North Atlantic fleet at Guantanamo.
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American professor MacLeanland shot in Moscow incident
In Moscow via Vienna on February 21 an American professor and English lecturer at the Commercial academy was shot dead by student Sisow for political reasons. Sisow then killed himself. The incident is recorded as a political assassination carried out by a student and followed by the assailant’s suicide.
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Vienna
Commercial Academy
Academy
Sisow
Northern Pacific Aide Resigns for Rock Island Post
Brainerd Minnesota February 21 report states Arthur W Wheatly assistant superintendent of motive power at Northern Pacific has resigned to become superintendent of Rock Island shops at Moline Illinois the job pays five thousand one hundred dollars annually.
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Arthur W. F Wheatly
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North Dakota News Roundup From Local Dispatches
Special agents assigned to North Dakota as grip epidemics rise in towns. New bank planned at Lidgerwood. Forman to house concrete brick making. A mine accident at Springbrook kills a man. Deportation ordered for new immigrant at De Lamere. Fargo eyed for a large hotel within a year. Many towns seek more hotels. Walcott creamery to run full time. Repairs and new projects target Kulm and Cogeyrell incorporation. Grain inspection and Soo railroad expansion dominate interest amid varied local notes.
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Lidgerwood
Forman
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de Lamere
Fargo
Frank Drinkwater
Patterson
Minnesota
Velva
Walcott Creamery
L. D. McGahan
Minot Land Office
Big Fire at Denver Destroys Symmes Block
Denver Colo Feb 21 the Symmes block a three story structure housing stores and offices was destroyed by fire yesterday with losses estimated at 300 000
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Denver
Colo
Symmes
Death of minister at M. E. Church in Wadena
Wadena Minn Feb 21 Rev C N Tilton pastor of the M E Church died yesterday afternoon after an illness of two weeks. He is survived by a wife and four children. He came to Wadena from New Hampshire last fall.
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C. N. Tilton
M. EB
New Hampshire
Pioneer Regulator Geo McDill Dies in Stevens Point
George McDill a normal school regent and cashier of Citizens' Bank in Stevens Point Wisconsin died yesterday after a week of illness. He was 69 years old and a wealthy longtime resident.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Geo. McDill
Citizens’ Bank
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