War Clouds Over Korea and Asia Pacific Tensions
The Daily Mall and other outlets report on Japanese and Russian diplomacy amid rising tensions in Korea and Manchuria. Tokyo warns U.S. support shapes outcomes while British and Russian ministers discuss war, peace, and possible troop deployments. A Yokohama conference hints at U.S. neutrality and potential use of American ports by Japan. Concurrently, Constantinople cites Turkish-Persian talks over a Black Sea fleet push via the Dardanelles.
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Jon
Daily Mall
Tokiu
United States
Yokoham
Ptyick Wovernor
Anunuils Nile
Japan
Attitude of Japan as USSR talks unsettled
Tokyo January reports the Japanese cabinet led by Premier Katsura and key ministers discussing fate of Russia talks. Sources say Russian proposals unsatisfactory and Japan may concede in one area but demand new terms elsewhere. Public mood grows weary and some urge abandoning talks for arms.
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Tokio
Japan
Ruasta
Katsura
Trance
Tzim
Tucsia
Anether
Japan Seeks U S Aid Amid Diplomatic Tensions
The era notes Japan hoping for help from Uncle Sam as tensions rise with Russia. The piece suggests a pessimistic tone and scant chance for a peaceful exit. Diplomats are assessing allied powers' position and responses.
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Uncle Sam
Aria
Oftelul
Efretes
Tensila
Cure for Eczema Promoted by Cathcora Remedies
A testimonial from Mrs. C. W. Burges of Bridgeport recounts how Cathcora Soap and Ointment cured her baby's severe scalp eczema after other treatments failed. The ad extols Cathcora products as effective for skin conditions in infants and children, urging mothers to use the warm bath with Cathcora Soap and gentle combing of scales, claiming lasting hair growth and clear scalp.
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Ban Notraon
Koza
C. W. Burges
Iranistan Ave
Bridgeport
Views of Morgan on Panama Insurrection
Morgan recounts his Senate testimony and charges surrounding the Panama affair. He defends U S officials, denies direct involvement by armed forces, and asserts imperial plots while detailing reactions from Congress and newspaper accounts.
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Panama
Stn
Iso Pat
Intiers Welien
Waleh
Ie Smi
Caluugblin
Congress
Ulwek
Panama Tagan Tie Jatanu
Library opening details and schedule change
A special plan proposes opening the library for public applications starting Monday June 1 with Miss Besse McCord staffing each afternoon from 3 to 6 pm to issue library cards. New cards require approved signatures and safeguards, with a supervised drawing of belts for readers. The public is invited to the formal exercises Tuesday evening in the assembly hall and the library opens to the public Wednesday with hours from 1:30 to 7 pm and 7 to 9 pm thereafter, with Geneva Cank assisting during the transition.
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Rogan
Jen Iieth
Thueliy Hieary
Amet Tatomique
Joleuly
Mirary
Teginining
Mendy
Ithountan
Besse McCord
Mbrary Gach
Mar Hirer
Mpeca
O'Elech
Mus
Geneva Cank
Ag Avelstane Nbrartun
Ginranteon Guro for Plas Jcehiere and Oregon case
Unclear OCR text outlines a legal matter involving allegations about a man named "Tirteh" Johnson and lawyers including Crippen. Mentions transfer to Oregon and corpus proceedings. References to Carey Snyder cases and sheriff delivery arrive from Grega. no clear outcomes or dates.
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Stoudant
Amnes
Jan
Ford
Wallown Coulis
Ore
Leoubbe
Johnson
Oregon
Crippen
Jos
Grega
Carey Snyder
Four Months for Petts Larceny
Kozma Jan Blankenship was sentenced by Judge Smith this morning to four months in the county jail for petty larceny. Blankenhip, a stringer with no known relation to prominent locals, drew a check for nothing on a Jacob Banks branch. Frank Brome and Jen Witt provided £9 on the check. the issuer had no funds and was taken into custody to serve the sentence.
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Jan
Blankenhip
Ray Toon
Smith Dus
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Himgol
Ure Jacal Banks
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Engineer Narrowly Escapes Calamity in Railway Yard
Jan 7 A Burlington railway engine engineer narrowly escaped injury when a switch engine in the yards was struck on the main track by a car derailed from the switch engine. The collision tore the car from the switch engine. the engineer and his wife escaped with minor injuries.
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Dawes Service Held at Methodist Church
Fewerak of Mrny Uawen reports a yesterday afternoon service at the Muth Methodist Church. Rev Gomer Reese delivered a biographical sketch and preached a sermon as honor was paid to a tired by the exercisey.
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Mra
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Gomer Reese
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He Mickel
Unclear names cite murder plot charges in Colorado
A garbled report claims a suspect was arrested in connection with a bombing plot tied to nearby towns including Leadville and Maho Springs. The Olpin county sheriff had sought a man named Hoigrist amid a broader investigation spanning several weeks.
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Sea Einai
John A. Mies Arrested for Grand Larceny in Haverhill
Ely treasurer John A. Mies was arrested today on charges of stealing funds amounting to $600. The incident occurred in Haverhill, Moes, with authorities from local law enforcement filing the case.
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Dain
Joln
A. Mies
Ely
Senate considers foot and mouth eradication bill
In a 72 minute executive session the senate debated a bill amending and appropriating funds for foot and mouth eradication. One hour of tomorrow’s session opened with proposals to allocate 500 dollars to fight the pest, with 250 dollars intended for emergency measures near Watminqunt. The bill was uniformly reported today.
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Washington
Dan
Sessio
Tallying accident and royal visit reported
A chaotic scene near Boulder records a serious tallying accident with university students and locals injured as horses bolted and a carriage overturned. In a separate note, ex Governor Trt of the United States, famed for a panese capital post, visits Tokyo and Yokohama with a reception marked by demonstrations, amid comments on Taft’s reception by the Japanese.
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Cole
Dozan
Lenn Tman
I University
Edna Baddock
Houlder Dinky Camert
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Anal
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Tewah
Senterer Grissom
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al Abe
Grant
Juege Taft
Loud Appoints Eugene F Loud U S Delegate to Post Congress
Postmaster General Payne appoints former Representative Eugene F Loud as United States delegate to the international post congress to meet in Rome next spring. Congressional appropriation of 3 available for expenses of the delegate.
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Washington
Payne
Eugene F. Loud
United States
Postus
Rome
Healy
Warning On Croup Signals Early Hoarseness
A historical note urges early recognition of croup danger from hoarseness occurring a day or two before the barking cough. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a prevention and cure, claiming it has helped thousands and never failed.
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Timon
Ans
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Miracle Cure Ad
An old time advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims it aids women’s health by treating kidney disorders, boosts energy, relieves nervousness and despondency, and offers free samples by mail. Includes address in Binghamton New York.
Swamp Root Free Sample Offer in Anaconda Standard
A dramatic advertisement touts Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It promises a free sample bottle by mail and a book about the product, urging readers to try it despite prior doctors and expenses. It cites Dr Kilmer & Co and directs readers to purchase available bottles in stores.
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Winghamton
Ansconda Daily Standard
State Department Replies to Beyes Note
The State Department responds to Beyes with a formal note prepared by Secretary Hay. It rejects reopening the Panama question and states the United States will not disclose the correspondence pending Senate consideration.
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Pnoraddeves
Senate
Colombian Troops Concentrating in Cartagena Frontier
Jan. 7. Rural mail steamer Wtruto reports great military activity in Suvan, Cartagena, and that large numbers of troops are concentrating in Cartagena. Troops arriving from the interior last fortnight push total at Cartagena to at least 2,000. General Vin von and Nellie continue convoying troops to Titumanil as they come from inland. Army from Antiogul depot arrived by traders from Dalwwinn. Many volunteers among the transports. Cartagena repairs underway, hulld corrosion, scouts prepared to resume troop moves. Discontent over diplomatic policy voiced in Cartagena. Major Cole's division of 80 Marines from the United States cruiser Dixie disembarked for Empire station. Prairie’s cruiser Olympia returned. Admiral Caghlan handling transfers.
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Caghlan Transferrenis Angre
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Death notice from Snowball Ariz for Arehle Wiens
Nineme fst Gr Valles Cab tan Telegrapnke Infornation BAReen received at Als home here of the death at Snowball Ariza of Arehle Wiens, one of the foremaet laing espiorts in the easted Stati, He rece ty returnei Fram Kay where We went to taambiite nidaca for an Enghai pyaidlence.
Miners Seek Temporary Injunction in Watson County Case
The Waster Federation at Minnra applies for a temporary injunction against the stave militia, the Minn Owners' association, and the Civilian alliance, in a Cripple Creek court dispute. The action, brought by the attorney general, targets the local mining interests and related parties.
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Jan Ta
Watsot
Peller County
Waster Federation
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Ciizem Aliinoue
District Guard Ordered to Prohibit Unrest in Cripple Creek
Fragmentary OCR notes report orders to prevent unfavorable actions by miners in the district. References to West set for Jan. 11 and mentions Aust Gen Shriya Bei directing Colonel Verderberg to prompt no service by Union officers or guard members for the Wealer Federation of Miners.
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Wealer Federation of Miners
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Yas
Former congressman convicted in New York case
A former U.S. congressman was found guilty in New York court. Proceedings detail the case against him and indicate a sentence to be determined. The ruling, reported by court officials, outlines the charges and the judicial process followed.
Former Congressman Edmund H. Driggs Convicted
In New York on January 7 the jury after 45 minutes found former Congressman Edmund H. Driggs guilty of accepting money to procure a contract between a private company and the government while serving in Congress. The jury urged mercy and Judge Thomas said the recommendation was fitting though the act was technically based, reserving decision on a possible appeal and noting the sentence would be as light as law allows.
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Edmund 4
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Congress
Thomas
Driggs
Briggs
Men Charged With Gaining In Bonners Ferry Robbery
Idaho January 7 11 County judge district court heard two men J Saylor and Hy ran from Bitterroot entered a Chinaman laundry at Bonners Ferry killed two people and robbed them taking their money.
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Saiid Pont
Wdaho
Hyran
J. Saylor
Thy
Bonners Ferry
Wight
Fever Epidemic Strikes Tenévida Area Cause Suspected Typhoid
Reported fever outbreak in Tenévida with physicians noting typhoid fever as probable. Local authorities say there may be several cases and heightened concern across the county. No week-long count yet, but health officials have issued cautions as cases rise.
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Con
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