Insurrectionists in City Warn Citizens to Stay Indoors
A dramatic insurgent raid spread fear as four patrols distributed circulars urging residents to stay indoors after noon. Government forces, reinforced by thousands, push toward insurrection strongholds while reports say an American observer with rebel troops returns with intel on the revolt. Gerald Brandon and A. Sommerfeld, reporters with ties to military coverage, have left the front.
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Crowlark
Sutora
Gueyrera
Todas
Revolutionisto
Nawapzo
Pederniles
Gerald Brandon
Meslean Herald
Sederal Garces
War Office
A. Sommerfeld
Sommerfeld
Theatrical Gossip Still In Night at New York Theatre
The review debates Lulu Glaser in Tac Gul atul the Halser at Mercury Square NY. Critics note uneven music and sentiment, yet praise Glaser’s charm and a strong crowd response. The piece contrasts Viennese source material with English adaptation and comments on performances by Campbell, Drew, and others.
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Lulu Glaser
Merukl Square Theater
New York
Sun
Giel
Kalger
Vienna
Bernard Buchbinder
George Jaro
Leonard Leibling
Joseph TI
Ula
Treat
Bin
Sie
Agate
Glaser
Wight Price
Miss Glaser
Perritte
Abe Ulag
Barry Cennreinang
Lenier Prinscipus
Girl of the Golden West Impresses New York Opera
The Metropolitan opera opens Puccini’s Girl of the Golden West with Italian and American themes, drawing a large, enthusiastic audience. Destinn and Caruso deliver standout performances as the lead and tenor, with a convincing climax in the final duet and a highly realistic production overall.
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Golden West
New York
Giacomo Puccini
Metropolitan Opera
Belasca
O Zangurini
Civteni
Metropolitan
Biss Destino
Nile
New Inurele
Native writer plan teased by Henry Savage in theatre notes
An important Sav age announced plan to aid native writers near term. Henry W Savage is developing a practical scheme with the aim of boosting home dramatists and producers in American notice. The column lists many theatre workers and upcoming productions, including Arnold Daly in vaudeville and Dustin Farnum in Canejo Kirby, with notes on new plays and capital interests.
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Henry W. Savage
Ye. Savage
Savage
Scrappy Joyce Anxious for Berth in League
Jon 3 McCloskey manager of the Bulls in the Union league received a telegram from William Joyce, famed as Scrappy Joyce, asking to secure a franchise in the lintan league. Joyce, ex- Giants manager from 1897, is popular in baseball and may join the circuit. Mike Tin to manage the Ogden team. Twin Falls funding bid discussed.
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McClookey
Bulls
William Joyce
Balldom
Herappy
Joyce
McCloskey
Fone
Mike Tin
Ogden
Twin Falls
Tnil
McCluskey
Harry W. Allan
Twin Talis
Idaho City
Debtor in Bankruptcy Case Shows Small Assets
Augustus Dawn of Albany filed for bankruptcy in the U S district court listing debts of 114 dollars 90 cents and assets of 100 dollars. He sought funds to aid the Opp Mining company of Jacksonville Oregon and another mining concern.
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Uwilus
Augustus Dawnne
Albany
Peltton
Opp Mining Company
Jacksonville
Orin
Wid Anther Mining Voncerna
Mayor Orders City Dogs Limbo After Mad Dog Bites
Mayor Wilder orders a one year dog ban in response to recent bites by mad dogs. City weighs broad restrictions as injuries to nearly a dozen residents prompt action. Officials consider steps to prevent further incidents and protect public safety.
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Boone
Ions
Dew
Wilder
Christmas Eve tragedy at Twenty third Avenue church
In Denver a janitor named William Tlutehinnon died after attending to Christmas decorations at the Twenty third Avenue Presbyterian church. Bystanders believed he had Deer Uecates in the misread line. authorities expect to verify details.
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Denver
Bec
Avenua Presbyterian
Willian
Tlutehinnon
Visit of Colon To South Reveals New Orleans Ties
Fragmented OCR depicts a chaotic narrative with references to New Orleans, Tutte, and a regional journey. Names and events are unclear, but the piece hints at a travel or cultural visit, memory recall, and scattered dialogue about figures like Arleloybano and Gaby Minn in a midwestern or southern setting.
Mercy Sought for Mrs. Isibella J. Martin in Dynamite Case
In Oakland California on December 2, the jury found Mrs. Isibella J. Martin guilty of dynamiting Judge Ogden’s home on March 11, 1907 and recommended mercy. It was her second trial. she conducted her own defense and showed legal knowledge though tears moved jurors. The verdict cites her plotting to kill multiple officials and claims she employed "Baby John" Martin to plant the dynamite under threat of death.
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Supreme Court
Martin
Ogien
Supiet
Baby John
Monte Attell Wins 15 Round Championship Bout
In a fast fifteen round fight at a local arena, Monte Attell defeated Dilly Wagener of Chicago to claim the world title. Attell dominated the action, delivering severe punishment while controlling most of the bout.
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Monte Attell
Twisa
Okla
Dex
Tovign
Germinian
Dilly Wagener
Chicago
Attell
Chiisso Ian
Daly Repeats Victory, Sparks Local Cheers in Chicago
Jack Daly of Chicago, who reclaimed a title in New York from Al Fred De Oro, gains praise from Dillion Chaney and farm friends in Dutte and Anicenda. He visited cousin Hugh Daly at the Florence hotel after meetings and a prior accident that dislocated his shoulder. Daly’s recent win rekindles support among local followers.
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Jack Daly
Chicago
New York
Alfred de Oro
Dutte
Anicenda
Daly
Hugh Daly
Florence Hotel
de Orn
Thiel and Vaudeville Actress Wed in Lake City
L F Thiel married vaudeville performer Margaret May Coch in Lake City, after a prior four year stint in vaudeville. The couple announced plans for a permanent engagement and exchanged vows at the Wheeling and County Building.
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Lake City
Der
T. F. Thiel
Margaret May
Cochin
Wheeling and County Building
Unclear OCR sports clash yields a win for wrestler
Fragmentary report describes a wrestling contest with unnamed athletes and refereeing confusion. The text mentions a winner identified as a wrestler and references several misread names and places, making specifics hard to confirm.
Christmas charity drives spread happiness in Butte
Butte churches and charities organize a citywide Christmas distribution. More than 500 families will receive groceries and essentials today, with 30 plus families visited yesterday. MT Gemmell and volunteers use four autos to deliver baskets including ham bread sugar butter beans flour potatoes apples cheese and candy. The Salvation Army and other groups will also provide clothing furniture and baskets, with a children's Christmas tree event tonight and further aid planned tomorrow.
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Tutte
Mevar
Butte
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Williun Gammell
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Lou Frank
Paul Albertaon
Byron McNutt
Jozhers
Gemmel
Gemme
John Moroney
al Frank
Ross MuGred
Theman Lavell
Hig
Mr. Genanel
Sntvyidor
Avjutant J. Vollank
Joon
Hawk
Charitehla
Balvation
Bes
Whitely
Teagies
Church Relief Asvordesions
Indiviously
Emeryville Handicap Showcases Narrow Finishes
Oakland Nevada daily reports Emeryville Recreation Handicap results with Jack Paine narrowly outfooting sprint stars. Raleigh F. C. overtakes Bart Jalmégona. Sewell underperforms after a slow start. Multiple races feature long odds and close times as track conditions stay fast despite chilly weather.
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Nec
Emeryville
Jack Paine
Raleigh F. C
Bart Jalmégona
Sewell
Ding Weather
Rene
Fuluriy
van der Bloom
Darlington
Manuel Hall
H. Barr
Mine
Endymion
Raleigh
Fort Johnson
Borgs
Nebulosis
Secandy
WHATIVES AT WHAWTDY RACES REPORTS AND REBATES
Tuarox Des 23 stewards announce the ylel Mita sia pension of tras Jockeys 4 Smith Manders and Rottie Ruapeniiing for ncvopting a rites of 200 to pull Cadge Tanisse and Manders not down for offering money Rettig acc eepting 75 from an outsider Folie Levy 14 pounds new track record six furlongs Shurwing Maxim's Pride Old third Mimo 208 second race selling Curtonia Minpat Wont Merle Bneo Sand seventh Tins Old third race selling seven turkinge
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Torrazas Park
Ylel- Mita Sia
Tras
Smith
Manders
Rottie
Entity
Ruapeniiing
Bneoh
Mivo
Saven Turkinge
Pensacola racing results amid rough conditions
The Pensacola meet featured seven races with harsh weather disrupting action. Winners included Venna in race one, How About You in race two, and Mindinorte in race five, with several events declared off or moved by conditions and rider changes noted across the program.
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Pensacola
Virginia Ludeey
Emmy Lau
Tune
Mila
Octopus
Lady Maxim
Cry Baby
Chief
Bayee
Teddy Baar
Secamh
Jive Tanguay
Story
L'Rofile
Track Night Upsets Bantam Title Victor in New York
Ted Mawiank Goodman of New York defeated Te w Powell of California in a six round Ashil weight bantam clash tonight. The decision was close with both boys exchanging hard blows to the end.
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New York
Ted Mawiank Goodman
Tew Powell
Califerita
Tania
Goodman
Bly
Wrestling match ends without incident in Columbus
An event in Columbus Ohio featured a wrestling bout between Colmiumus Wiss of a local club and Denkin Rogers of New York. The match was declared a draw after one hour and one minute due to an unforeseen hold. Rogers refused to continue the content.
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Ohio
Rot Anhtet
Columius
Ineision
Vanken Rogers
Naw Yorke
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