Eastward Tour Promotes Western Prosperity and Trade
A lengthy report describes a westward goods and people exchange tour led by Gov. Jatins Brady of Idaho and regional officials. Railroads supplied equipment while tens of thousands viewed displays across Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, Pittsburgh, and New York City. The trip stressed Western development, market access, and closer eastern-western commercial ties.
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Helen
Bee
Jarnipe
Ehithere
Montana
Lewis Pens
Us Northwestern Development Renge
Great Northern
Northern Pacffc
Burlington Mailroade
St. Paul
Erie Place
Chwagu
Kalama
Grant Rapids
Belrait
Mohs
Toledo
Cleveland
CoTuttbus
Timare
Ma Wantington
I.mington
Dely
Indianapolis
Tavis
Minnesota
AL Whelly
Chesg
Pear
Smodat approves a specific duty noted in report
The document records SModT approval of a defined duty and references Arnaton noted in connection with commission discussions. It mentions studied problems of Wives and schemes tied to a K and Me, within a unclear seei context.
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Vuml Arnaton
Cormitley
Problec OF
Wieves
Tariff Debate on Wool Duties and Protectionist Plans
Senators Smoot and Kunhardt discuss tariff revisions aimed at protecting American wool by imposing a single specific duty on scour wool per pound. The plan considers differential rates for fine, medium, and carpet wools, accounting for shrinkage in Australian and other imports. Debate centers on balancing producer profits with consumer prices amid ongoing industry reports.
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Washington
Boe
Congress
Dilly
Bergun
Billy
Dhe
Dso
Wouli
Smoot
Utah
Mnance
Uit
Tariff Board
Benatar Kmantsti
Uup
Austrain
Zedkind
Aus- Gsitla
Swealgrower
Brsci
Richeson Recovers From Medical Emergency Amid Holiday Notices
Richeson is out of danger after a medical event during a holiday period. Reports note continued monitoring by physicians and a plan to delay further statements until Wednesday. Local officials and a hospital spokesperson declined immediate comment.
Morse is Denied Pardon by Taft
President Taft refused to grant clemency to Charles W. Morse after a medical report from Atlanta doctors. The action follows consultation with the surgeon general and other military medical authorities.
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Morse
Taft
Whehington
Canrios W. Morse
Sargaon
Delany
Medient Corp
United States Army
Atlanty
Charles W. Maran
Christmas Carols Draw Thousand to San Francisco Square
One hundred thousand people filled the streets around the city square for a Christmas Eve service ending with Adeste Fideles. The event capped a long evening of music by the French Opera Company in San Francisco. Performers included Violinist Jet Jenbelk and baritone Davi Tispham as crowds poured from Geary and Kearney streets toward Lotn's fountain near the earthquake landmark.
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Fan Francisco
Bethlehem
Wareket
Kearney
Geary
Bird Streets
Pronch Opera Company
San Francisco
Jet Jenbelk
Davi Tispham
Charity
Michett
Bingera
Lotn's
Carey
Trucker Gardener Murdered After Robbery in West Ford
Lad, Cat, Dee, S Withy the Mead battered and his wounds whoul. The Gardener Hietra, found in a pool of blood near the neuronal rod, had arrived with a load of garden fuels. Detectives believe the attack was unexpected and tied to a large sum stolen.
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Dee
Hietra
Ford
Bietro
Het
Conscien ce Wwhat and the Missing Details
A fragmented OCR item mentions a prisoner with belongings and a questionable incident. The readable names include W. Babb and Avdge Hoaghind, with scattered references to a park, a fine, and a monetary sum. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Tragic double murder suicide shocks rural ranch
Special dispatch reports Brock killed his two young children and then took his own life at a Bett ranch. Neighbors Gus Nordanish and Dave Pemberton found the scene after Brock sent them a message. Mrs. Brock appeared prostrate. authorities noted the husband’s strange behavior prior to the tragedy.
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Wee
Ward Wan
Sherit McLeod
Bett
Nordanist
Pemberton
Brock
Tafts Slip Guards Lost Two Hours in White House
President Taft and aides mislaid for about two hours as 120 minutes of surveillance in the White House faltered. The incident prompted a review of guards and procedures, with Secretary to the President striving to reassure officials and the public.
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TAFTS
Taft
Tate
Magen
Lagetier
Cientreete
Tiles
Ana Ara
Woman shoots husband during baby’s tree decorating
A wife shoots and kills her husband during a dispute at a home where a baby’s tree is being decorated. The suspect, a woman, was arraigned as police investigated the fatal incident.
War reports from Tabrix and Teheran recount mass killings and Russian aggression
A telegram from the Tabrix vice governor describes many innocent Persians killed in Ukehyas by Russian forces amid blocked Teheran-Tabriz communications. Reports claim 500 Persians killed in Tabriz, with war threats escalating as Russian ministers accept terms and pledge harsh actions against rebels. New dispatches mention Persian defense, punitive bombardment plans, and looming clashes along routes toward Lapria and Resht.
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Teberin
Tabrix
Ukehyas
Tabriz
Pelegraphi
Teheran
Naxtr el Musk
Porsizh
China peace conference statements emphasize unity and neutrality
Tang Shao i and Wu Ting-fang, chief negotiators for the imperial and revolutionary sides, urge caution and patriotism. Tang says China must not be divided and calls for a peaceful, united nation, while Wu hopes foreign powers stay neutral and notes the move toward liberty and better government benefiting China and its trade partners.
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Shanghai
Nec
Tang Shaoi Yi
Yuan Shi Ai
Wun Ying-fang
Tang Shao ¥i
Yan Sil Kai
China
Tang Shad
Wu Ting-fnng
United States
WU Ting-Fang
Preparing Hospitals To Care For Wounded As War Fears Rise
Reports from Paotingtu indicate imperial forces prepare to treat wounded as Yuan Shi Kai seeks to renew hostilities. Premier Yuan appears to disdain peace talks and aims to retake Wu Chang after recent Hanyang success. A pardon-like document praises an imperial commander who committed suicide after Chiochow fall. Prisoners reach Paotingtu amid Western views on captivity.
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Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Shanghai
Hanyang
Wu Chang
Yuan Shi Ka
Chiochow
Yuan
Shiek
Aul
Yuan Shi Hai
Paotingtu
Chungking
Tuan
Mad rush on 10 new gold fields
Two hundred men with mining outfits raced toward a new stake at Sixty Mile river, 124 miles from Dawson. Hunters push along, stopping for meager ponies as Ernest Millon returned from the Klondike. Temperatures were frigid as the district awaits fresh claims and brokers eye hopeful prospectors.
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Tukou Verriinry
Dermoh
Dag Teante
Prospectora
Sixty Mile
Dawson
Duwaan
Baeacu
Bane Aera Qhonio Rat Tesie
Bishop Carroll Attacks Socialism In Sacrist Heart Sermon
The priest denounces socialism as an empty dream and a foe to labor, urging readers to reject utopian aims and defend private property. He links socialism to paganism, warns it would erode the family and liberty, and praises reform through moral betterment and responsible labor.
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John B. Carroll
Sacrest Heart Church
Ao—Cialist
Butte Miners' Union
Western Federation of Miners
Industrial Workers of the World
Carroll
Cape
Acquit Southworth of Killing Hanks
The trial of Southworth for the murder of Hanks concluded with a jury of twelve white men deliberating several hours. The judge urged calm and fairness as verdicts were delivered amid tense demonstrations outside Cromwell Court.
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Hanks
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