Chinese gamblers busted in raid on West Mercury Street
A large Chinese gambling operation led to a raid by about 42 plainclothes officers at a Chinese joint on 1 West Mercury Street. The warehouse-like venue faced a siege lasting hours, with doors battered down and several arrests made, including two men on vague charges. White bystanders numbered five. three of the accused were released after questioning.
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Mercury Street
Frances
Esks
Rayalia
Collision with a Whale Disables Ocean Steamer
A whale collision disabled the Dansi frelgrut camel Wladmir Reitzhat, forcing the vessel to halt for repairs north east of St Juliar's after noon Monday. The crew watched the whale approach at high speed, could not avert the bow strike, and the whale died sinking immediately, its body causing water flow over a broad area.
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T. Debre
NewLlonndlan
Holland Suffragettes Demonstrate in The Hague
The Holland suffragettes protested the Bull-Matter bill on women’s suffrage. A march moved from protestors to the premier’s residence and Parliament. A deputation was sent to the government demanding constitutional safeguards for women's suffrage amid fears of restrictive language.
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Hague
Netherlands
Holland
Knlahts Hall
Bingenhof
Official Call Issued for Strike at Trinidad College
A strike call from the United Line Workers of America was issued in District 14. International vice president stated workers seek improved conditions and wages, urging peaceful conduct during the strike.
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Trinidad
Col
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Ameer
Igalen
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Vitor
Commutation Reduces Walter Westwood Sentence to Twenty Years
In Naccimento California on September 12 Walter J Westwood once sentenced to life for highway robbery in 1906 has had his term commuted to twenty years He may visit his dying mother in San Francisco The move followed recommendations from District Attorney Wickert and Superior Judge Dunne who had originally sentenced him Westwood can apply for a pardon later
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Naccimento
Cal
Walter J. Westwood
San Francisco
Johnden
Wickert
Dunne
Westwood
Ice Plant Fire at Kalispell Causes Thousands in Loss
Fire at the Miller ice plant near Kalispell destroyed five delivery wagons and icehouse structures, causing about 6000 in total losses. Investigators suspect arson as flames ripped through the facility shortly after midnight. The plant handles large annual advertising expenditures and trade catalog costs.
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Kalispell
Alexander Miller
Mier
Waty
Stage Set For Sulzer Trial With High Drama On Deck
Witness lists under tight guard as Governor Glyn seeks to fund impeachment costs with 75 dollars. Mrs Sulzer, recently recovered, stands as a key defense figure while public access tightens at the trial sites.
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Acmng
Glyn
Jonlaht
Mayor nomination vote shocks county political scene
An upset primary in MSP reports Mayor Lewis PL Pahyrmaga winning renomination two to one over Coorg J Meyer. Opponent was backed by the state Democratic organization. The county committee chairman emphasized party leadership amid impeachment debates.
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Antti
Yestercey
Lewis PL
Pahyrmaga
Inti-Organization
Coorg J. Meyer
Ue Eminday Democraticarginization
Atjie
Wahymann
Wiliam
Connors
Tormer
Titusime
Fitapatrick
Desperate attempt thwarted by mistress in New York
A Melancholy case ends with a woman clinging to a windowsill as others try to rescue her from a jump. Mrs Signa Straves restrains the girl, while a crowd gathers and bystanders assist until officials intervene. Several names and addresses are listed in the chaotic report.
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New York
Tui Mioksei
Kung
Signa! Straves
Leper Escapes and Travels By Trolley and Train
A Massachusetts leper from Penikese Island colony fled by boat to the mainland, then rode streetcars to New Bedford and a train to Boston. He later sought care at the Board of Health, claiming he wished to return to Japan. He was to be returned to Penikese.
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Leper
Sasaavhusetts
Penikes Island
Koumashi
Board of Healthospital
Japan
Tunard's Bay
Burned Major Charles Anderson Dies in Santa Barbara Forest Fire
Barbara Cal Sept 17 Charles Anders a retired U S Army major was fatally burned by forest fires igniting in Santa Barbara national forest reserve late today. He was alone at his mountain cottage which was destroyed. He was 76 and a veteran of the Spanish American War.
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Anti. Barbara
Cal
Tir
Charles Anders
Sycagiere Canyon
Sant Barbara National Forest Reserve
Hoe
Pr. Anderson
Hotel Aitut All Hutte Mystery Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists hotel names and scattered proper nouns including Griswold Lewistown Whiteley Reiman Mimith Bees budge Tine Phan Ring Dugee Melenas Kapatrick Alder Pritens Leer Lodge and a monetary symbol. Content appears garbled with no clear event or report.
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Hutte
Griswold
Lewistown
Whiteley I
Mrs Pankhurst to be guest of Mrs Belmont in New York
Mrs Tanina Une Pankhurst arrives in New York aboard the Imperator and will be admitted to the county. Mrs Belmont insists her visit will support suffragists without endorsing militant methods while noting she will discuss suffrage only modestly. Chicago police prepare to combat October crime wave by instructing guards to shoot to kill if necessary.
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Belmont
York
Tanina- Une Pankhurst
New York
O. N. VP. Belmonte
Euicope
Imperator
Pankhaorst
Wittr
Europe
Chicago
Gilet of
McWeony
Lis
Alvat
German Migration to the United States in the 1880s
A historical note states that of 229002 Germans who emigrated in 1881, 208189, or 94 percent, settled in the United States in the following decades, with the proportion roughly remaining steady.
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United States
Estate Bequest and Transfer Details From Local Wills
A fragmentary notice outlines bequests and estate actions. It mentions Crany $1000, a $3000 estate component for Neat Mary Cops of Liancliffe college, and a training fund of $5000, with some bequests to relatives. The wording is unclear but indicates transfers and bequest plans.
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Neat Mary Cops
Liancliffe College
Damaged listing of sale items at basement store
Readable fragments show a basement store sale with Dover Sad Irons sets Electric Irons Alarm Clocks Dollar Watches Jelly Mold and Jelly Glasses offered at reduced prices. Mentions regulars and special deals with various finishes and guarantees.
Strange action in loan office continues to baffle police
Report from Butte details strange events surrounding a bank loan office crime. Investigators pursue new theories on the suspect’s movements after the shooting while searches extend into gardens and streets. Rewards of 1410 and additional sums are promised for information leading to conviction as police and county authorities press for clues. The funeral of Officer Vaughn and union notices are noted, amid unrelated tech reports on a novel bicycle skate device.
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Clint Murphy
Butte
Wharton
Street Money Company
Me County Commission
Bute
Ure
Lee Vaughn
Vaughn
Xtreet
Carden’ Union
Tee Vinighn
Masonic Temple
G. W. Phi
Masmun
Memorial fund to honor Schiaparelli aims for Mars canals insight
A committee of Italian science leaders under the king plans a public subscription to honor Prof Giovanni Schiaparelli. They seek a monument in Savigliano Piedmont and a Brera Palace tablet in Milan, recalling his 40 years at Brera Observatory and fame for Mars canals in 1877. A Washington Post note recalls Adams dining habits with a four tine fork contrasting with two tine forks, reflecting utensil trends.
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Italy
Giovanni Sellaparelli
Hits
Savigliano
Piedmont
Brera
Milan
Schaparelli
Mars
Washington Post
White House
John Quincy Adams
Adams
France
Econi
Mike
Autax Betaeen
Springfeld
Monopoly in Radiat Governs National Exports
Despite radiium discoveries during the year the declared export value from Vécuna fell nearly in half. Production has become a federal monopoly as the government gradually acquires all districts where it is known to occur.
Mystery rises as Schmidt's life probed in police search
Police probe intensifies as Ich Schmidt faces questioning over suspected forging schemes and a linked girl’s death. Detectives found evidence of $400 stolen from Easter collections at St Joseph's church and a visiting priest's purse missing from the rectory. Schmidt denies involvement by insisting Anna Rammlion knew nothing of any plans.
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Bradhorst
Anna
Schmidt
St. Joseph's
Nehan
Ernest A. Mureth
Orient
Anni Rammlion
Aiarfereil
Anny
Dillon Nays Capone Winnipes Sep Wack Dillon Wins
Dillon defeated Tony Capo of Chicago in the eight round of their scheduled twelve round bout tonight. The midflight weight battle took place in Winnipes.
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Winnipes
Sep
Wack Dillon
Ine Hiaminols
Tony Capi
Chicago
Chinese policy and Japan tensions in Asia
News from Berlin and Peking reports increasing strain in the China Japan relation as Beijing aims to avert foreign intervention. Rumors suggest Jamun may have Russian backing and Japan may demand removal of Changs HMsun amid regional pressure.
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Peking
Jamun
Russia
Dan— Bee
Japan
Changs Hmsun
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