Morocco Question Dominates Debates at Algeciras
In tense chamber sessions the Moroccan issue dominates, with Count Boni de Castellane and M. Jaros leading critic and support. France and Spain press for a Franco-Spanish accord under the Algeciras framework, while British backing looms to sway outcomes. A confidence vote on Morocco policy ends with 487 in favor and 56 opposed.
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Count Boni de Castel
Steputies
M. Jaros
Isler Delcasse
Morocca
M. Cs
Spain
Maal Police
M. Jaureg
Great Britain
France
Bonida
Lane Ad M. Herbet
Algeciras
Poken
Piet
Algeciris
Morocco
Viner
Raisalis
Ralsalle
Aland
Foreign Board of
Mororen
Nolan
M. Plehon
Almee
M. Jaures
AL. Pichon
Cmd
Bachelder Declared Elected After County Recount
A recount by the county court confirmed Bachelder as the winner of the November election by seven votes. The process, involving 12 doubtful ballots across 29 precincts, upheld the result with Hamilton Fleming also gaining strong support. The dispute centered on the Aberiit.sgabies seat and the final tally affirmed Bachelder’s victory.
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Atanilant
Jmes Flom
Aberiit
Sgabies
Aml Fleming
Three Men Die as Mine Explosion Hits Delaware Coal
An explosion at the Ruttenwood coal mine of Delaware Cate Coal company in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania kills three men and injures eight others. Initial reports are confused with exaggerated figures while authorities seek full details of the mine disaster and workers affected.
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Wilkesbarre
Dee.f
Ruttenwoood
Delaware
Dr. Marxoni's agnosia confirmed at Stonanear hospital
Fragmentary OCR text notes a medical case involving Dr. Marxoni's agnosia confirmed at a hospital, with irregular names and phrases suggesting a clinical report or case summary. The readable elements point to a neurological condition assessment.
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Tomer
Sappant
Marxoni
Movement to elect U S Senators by direct vote gains pace
A reform conference led by Thomas Cheshire of Des Moines pushes for a constitutional convention to allow direct popular election of United States senators. The group, called the Interstate Senatorial Convention, chairs include Thomas I. Kerrman and Frank C. Goudy, with Strate of Nebraska as first president. Delegates from twelve states met, aiming to persuade legislatures to demand a constitutional change.
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Des Motner
Town
Dee
Torbay
Thomas Cheshire
Des Moines
Esassa
Thomas I Kerman
Laurisiana
Frank C. Goudy
Colorado
WR. Ellis
Oregon
E. M. Kimbrough
Indiana
Congress
Canvon
Strate
Nebraska
Vamimiter
Idaho
Miingis
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Miltines Sole
Montana
Nevada
North Carolna
North Dakota
Oho
Fen
Pennsylvania
Sauth
Utah
Wrelington
United States
Notary public testifies in complex conspiracy case
In Omaha a notary public and vex estate dew er of Quincy Ti gave testimony in the Richards and Cormystack case. Defendants are accused of conspiring to defraud the government of thousands in public funds. Testimony references altered names and witnesses from Chevy county Nebraska and Box Hue Nebraska.
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Omaha, Dee
Samuel Posham
Dewer
Quincy
Richards and Cormystack
Rattle
I. Mann
Elimanti Ako
Attommey BE
Todd
Mr. Mann
Wolcott
Chevy County
Ura
Leo Nolenan
Box Hue
Thomas M. Hiuntington
Sila Ha
C. Noleman
Smokeless and Scotless Coal Company Formed
A new firm named Smokeless and Scotless Coal Company is formed near Tener igraphniized for M and Bozeman. Incorporators include JC McCarthy and others with subscriptions totaling several thousand dollars. Directors named are McCarthy, Hrophy, and Smith.
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Smokeless and Scotless Coal Company Formed
Mtapatch
Blanchard
Renator F.C. Rily
Bozeman
I ‘Ottr
We. Vin
Ee Krasburg
John i ' Bear
Mayor nearly smothered in bed of quicksand incident
In Los Angeles on December 4 Mayor Owe Medleor faced a near fatal incident as he sank into quicksand. He and two rescuers were pulled free after ropes and effort, with witnesses noting the mayor’s shouts drew attention and aided the escape.
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Aimeeles
Medneyer
Aimost
Constitutional amendment proposal to allow presidential reelection
A fragment notes Senator Cullom backing a joint resolution to amend the constitution. It proposes allowing the president and vice president to seek reelection, reversing the current restriction. The text is garbled, but centers on extending terms and altering presidential tenure.
Driver Expelled For Doping In Trotting Circles
New York dispatch reports actions by the National Trotting Association in sessions that expelled several figures tied to the Memphis gold wy incident. George W. Spear, once ousted years ago, faced renewed expulsion for alleged doping schemes involving horses. Ed Saunders, a stable attendant, was also expelled under the same rule for administering dope to Loy Rive. The report notes broader turmoil and resignations within related circles amid a washed-out railroad line and repairs.
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New York
Coview
National Trotting Associa Lan
Memphis
George W. Spear
Agin
Spear
DiNton
Delmir Incment
Ed Saunders
Sis
Loy Rive
Teale
Tat Pico Bey Spriogs
Negro Soldier to Get Hearing Amid Debate
Washington December reports detail a heated Senate discussion over a Calder resolution and Foraker amendment seeking information on the discharge of black soldiers from the Twenty-twentieth Infantry. Arguments center on presidential information rights, with proponents arguing for disclosure and opponents citing executive prerogatives in war matters.
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Washington
Dec
Penrose
Texas Authority
Oltavet
Rivers and Harbors Demand More Money
Washington D C April reports the national rivers and harbors convention seeks at least 40 million dollars for internal improvements. Speakers including Speaker Cannon and Theodore, Mion chair of the rivers and harbors committee urged focusing on major aims while cautioning against overreaching Congress. The gathering backed reorganizing the committee, electing officers, and pressing annual appropriations to boost waterways nationwide without favoring specific projects.
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Washington
Burton
Congress
John Barrett
Colombia
J. I. Neal
Portland
Seneor Bercy
Atkingas
Ter‘ory
Congress of Trade, Commercial and Waterway Associations
Half Million Paid in Fines In Sugar Pact Case
Philadelphia reports a settlement involving Chet the Corn Prod Melis Refining company of New York, part of the altered Alicose trust. De Warren, dairy and land commissioner, notes fines totaling about half a million dollars tied to glucose use in bleaching. Several cases were paid, with FE. Gertersd of the Corn Products company agreeing to cover costs in remaining matters.
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Philadelphia
Melis Refining Company of
New York
Alicose Trust
Hittl
Warren
FE. Gertersd
Corn Products Company
de Warren
Colbie
Government resumes silver bullion purchases in market boost
Washington report notes renewed Treasury purchases of silver bullion as demand grows. Officials cite price signals and supply constraints, with purchases continuing for an indefinite period. The move aims to stabilize markets and support subsidiary ering amid fluctuating prices.
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Washington
Shyer
Official Canvass Declares Vote In Favor Of Winners
The county canvas confirms Victor J. Smith as top vote recipient with 29,268 to Wass 22,874 and Bludlson 4.68 in a Socialist show. Justice race shows Smith 23,584 to Motleman 21,144. Maury is dead. The constitutional amendment passed 36,974 to 6,616.
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Ediit Dispateleo
Holendb
Dee
Beard of Cany
Vics
Kenry C. Smith
Prey
Wass
Bludlson
Calderheal
Smith
Motleman
Maury
Sovily
Half of Town Damaged in Morenci Disaster
Postulated river flooding after a disastrous event in Clifton and Morenci left twelve houses and ten stores swept away and up to twenty people drowned. High water covered the area, with the water mark two feet above previous records. Residents fled their homes and campsites, while rail lines and towns faced near-total destruction and repair costs around ten thousand dollars.
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Morenci
Aviz
Clifton
Cammires
Chase Creek
Corausday
Metcalf
Fight With Pulajanes Leaves Four Soldiers Dead
A chaotic clash with Pulajanes results in four soldiers killed and several wounded or captured. The battle halted operations and many injuries were reported, with unclear details on the aftermath and casualties.
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Pulajanes
Conaa
Lovie
Unclear text: court charges and education bill noted
Fragmentary report mentions charges under gains food hoard scheme and a guilty verdict with a $100 fine. London notes education bill third reading by nightfall with speeches from Loved Crowe Iteral and Lord Linsdawne.
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Jidevitte
Agate Gael Defendiuag
London
Lorie
Crowe
Lord Linsdawne
Bailey Admits Receiving Money Amid Mystery Aid Claims
Bailey admits receiving funds tied to a project watchdog group, while investigators seek clarity on the source and purpose. The confession follows a swirl of names and alleged favors involving political actors and donors in a tense public dispute.
Bailey Denies Oil Money Ties AmidReadmission Probe
United States Senator Bailey defends his actions in the Waters-Pierce case, admitting to receiving funds from H. Clay Pierce but claiming repayment as a loan. He challenges Attorney General Davidson to furnish records and denies any improper conduct, asserting forged papers and calls for examination of authentic documents.
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Awatin
Tex
Dee
United States
Bailey
Davidson
Texan
A Waters-Pierry
Standard CW
H.C. Pierce
Witters-Pierée Company
Atate Kftter Tk
Nnti-Trust Tayws
Suster
Senilor Bailey
Pierce
Waters-Pierce OM Company
Wis
Davidnes
Balley
Meney
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil
Hive Tn
Mats
Pipere
Cuban provisional governor cited by U.S. officials
Fragmentary text notes a Cuban provisional governor matter involving U S officials and military personnel. It mentions officers and soldiers serving in Cuba and a view from the city. The readable fragment is unclear on date or full names.
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Washington
Cuba
Catia
Sity
Stoned 14) DA ATH and Aris in Fort Apache case
A fragmented item notes charges involving Whoanix Aris Der and Lysheaman near Fort Apache. The text references a one mile location and an arrest or accusation tied to an Attaehs Kyunw by Lysheaman with unclear action and charges.
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Whoanix
Aris
Der
Lysheaman
Fort Apache
Withee
Oleg’ Read
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