Montenegrin Volunteer News From Front Lines
Dispatch from Outayari pi Now reports Montenegrin division under General Martino capturing Alessy near the Adriatic. Volunteers from America and Britain join the Montenegrins, some with airship scout roles, as Turkish resistance and harsh winter conditions impede progress along the coast and hills.
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Monteregrity Volumteere
San Gallina Eallen
Mscusa
Luany
Siler
George Spasay
Bull
Hima
Dana
Outayari Pi
Paulo Prija
Ehorgretie
Ame
Albania
Ani Folby
St. Jovanici Merua
Atlania
Mey
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Weader
Alessy
Adriatic
Jonsey
Ales
Ty White Iin
Walsh Campaign Finances Show Small Montana Senate Bid
Democratic candidate Walsh reports campaign balance of about 1,215 dollars with receipts totaling 1,265 according to state records. The filing, dated today with the secretary, contrasts Walsh’s modest funds with larger balances held by rival candidates.
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Washington
Te T. Walsh
Unite States
Montana
Ha Jinn
Une Hwasit
Tye
Aviator Falls to Death in Fair Parachute Accident
Richard Zin aeronaut, age 21, died after leaping from a parachute balloon at a fair. Witnesses say his parachute failed to open safely, sending him crashing in Evergreen cemetery driveway. Companion Jack Crosby survived, but Freyne’s chute opened after the fatal fall.
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Joose Frum
Jack Crosby
Frayne
Tri-County
Wea
Crosby
Lils
Freyne
Tim
R | Prayie
Jowell
Crashy
Pravin
Tyes i Sfarsnehy fActla
Hos- Yen
Congress Begins Work Again With Wide Agenda
Washington December 2 The new congress will assemble to set legislative plans for the year. Key issues include the impeachment trial of Judge Archibald and numerous investigations. Major bills slated: a department of education, a constitutional amendment limiting the president to one six-year term, and funding measures. President Taft's annual message and calendar-driven work will shape early action.
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Dee
Moon
Archibat
Senate
Clort Wilson
Livi
Department of Inno
Moran
Sheppard-Kenyon
Tomerrow
Taft
Wilkreigton Wold Mit
Bacon
Te Ts
Canchie Ryn
Ube
Robbery on Barnberger route station near Hold Testamos
Unclear OCR text describes masked men at a rail station late at night. They halted a train crew and opened a nate to rob it. They commanded passengers to say Goodnight and fled. The event lacks clear names or locations but indicates a station heist with multiple passengers present.
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Lake City
Armel
Barnberger
Hinigiet
Telat
Confession of West Point Bank Shortage Leads to Suicide Attempt
W Parker of WinnebagoMinn confessed a 31700 shortage in his account and tried to kill himself in West Point jail by swallowing 33 grains of headache remedy. He revived after a confession naming married Cleveland woman Moyenne Dauer and asked to see his wife, who planned not to accompany him to Winnebago.
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H. W Parker
Enadler
Winnebago
Minn
Tie Fieoner
Tie
Moyenne Dauer
Cleveland
Winnebs
Deane
Parker
Steve Wils Ife
Chartea
A. Long
Tin
Trould
Staunton Birthday Celebrations Spark Wilkow Ties
The historic Little White Trusse residence in Staunton, birthplace of Woodrow Wilkow, is set to host a great celebration marking his birth. Wilson’s southern roots and ties to local figures will be highlighted as he returns to the area to greet friends and acquaintances at the event.
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Woodrow Wilkow
Mia
Elvet
Stanton
Peranpad
Gomun
Weington
Dixie
Wilson
My. Wilken
Stvnetlon
Wilsem
White House
Ble
Geo
New Social Creed Church Council Debate Surfaces
Fragmentary text shows a church council discussion of a new social creed. It references federal councilor Ate Gharthoe and a 700,00 figure, along with mentions of welfare, rights, and workers' protections. The passage is garbled but hints at social reform goals and objections rooted in constitutional limits.
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Federal
Lee
Ali
Jill Teabslatiog
AL Pyar
Rego Hatin
Black Cat’s Ear Charm Fails Invisibility Scheme
A rambling tale follows Ghirago and Lakoritz as they attempt invisibility via a cat’s ear charm and a magic bean. Lokoritz uses a secret formula to vanish, causes trouble in a saloon, and is expelled by a wary bartender. The bizarre episode ends with multiple purchases and failed stealth.
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Duelanski
Reahly
House of
Ny Hodge Landis
Anton
Laoritz
President Ryan to Be First Defense Witness in Trial
The defense plans to call President Ryan as the opening witness as prosecutors outline their case. The government indicated it would call more witnesses, while defense lawyers prepare to challenge certain charges and seek dismissals.
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Hefenge
Hlenselt
Frode M. Fhyas
Druke and
Breneturat Iron Workers
Brhal
Atinreya Mitr
Monell
Hickey Questioned Over Multiple Deaths In Pennsylvan ia Case
Reports say Hickey will be questioned about several deaths tied to disappearances including a seven year old Josephs, with authorities noting he confessed to only three homicides. Investigators continue probing connections to a missing Kane man and an assault in Lucern.
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Lawrence Frell
Allegheny
Thaye Pic le
Josephs
Kruck
Wurm Vreil
Dward
Hua
Football player suffers neck fracture in Bucking Line incident
George Walker of the University of New Mexico football team returned home from Tucson, Arizona after a Bucking Line play caused a neck fracture. He is reportedly in a sling and expected to be out for weeks as doctors assess his injury.
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N. ML
George Walker
Siniversity of New Mexico
Tucson
Ariz
Mouse Sparks Auction Frenzy at Telescope Observatory
Disjointed reports describe a mouse causing panic among Molt Wilson observatory scientists in Los Angeles. Strange solar photographs circulated as researchers reacted to the bizarre event before the mouse was found and killed, ending the disturbance though tensions linger.
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Los Angeles
Te. T
Jandmar
Not Her Farewell Tour Declares Divine Sarah
Fragmented OCR text mentions a performer named Divine Sarah and a tour. It hints at a first appearance and a planned Westward leg but fails to provide clear dates, places, or a coherent sequence of events. The result is a garbled note lacking verifiable details.
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Sarah
River Meander Abandoned at Sea After Foundering
The steamer River Meander of New York, a British 3,583 ton vessel formerly named the Hardian, was abandoned at sea after likely foundering. Captain and 90 crew members were rescued by the steamship Ikbal, which arrived at Halifax harbor tonight. The River Meander left New York on November 26.
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Nova Bentio
Tes
New York
Bnit
Ikbal
Halifax Harbor
Wea
Nationalization Talk Sparks Chicago Coal Debate
Robert Smille, president of the Betusa Coal Miners Federation, urges nationalization of coal to align with British unions and to address child labor. He envisions state control to meet national needs and reduce foreign influence on mining.
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Chicago
Robert Smille
Betusa Coal Miners Federaion
Fatyy
Inver
Great Britain
United Kingdom
MISS CAMERON STILL MISSING IN CHICAGO
Federal and local detectives search for Justice Cameron, former white commander of Jack Johnson, with a rooming house in a downtown hotel as clues. A note and messages suggest she planned to go west, with loneliness and moral worry noted.
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Chicago
Federal Deelective
Juctle Cameron
Jack Johimson
Moral Loneliess
Newscol Hawrs
Vienna press views on crisis with Serbia and Adriatic issue
Vienna journals largely view the Russia Nasyeven crisis as over though some doubt Serbia will give up its Adriatic claim. Neue Freie Presse notes ongoing negotiations and Serbia’s stance on the Adriatic question while most papers expect no immediate-resolution change.
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Russia
Nasyeven Escararres
Servia
Tong
Servia Haa
Neue Freig Presse
Remarkable Escape for Passengers on NYC Train Derailment
Albany December 1 The New York Central No 45 traveling at 69 mph derailed near Hoffmina seven miles west of Schenectady but none of the 24 passengers were injured. Only one dining car chef was hurt with several broken ribs as the rear truck on the engine tank broke and the tender left the tracks. The train, starting late from Albany, continued after the derailment with eight of nine cars following the crippled rear car.
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New York Central
Wool Beard
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Lohe- Nectady
Ahi
Eta
Hoftimina & Journal
Ttain
Sain
Baen
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