Cabrera Wins Fight in Guatemala Amid Revolution News
Reports from Guatemala describe Cabrera’s forces moving toward Quetzaltenango as a revolution gathers strength. Foreign interests, tax issues, and damaged communications complicate the frontier news while Cabrera garners broad local support amid a crisis seen as the defining struggle in Guatemalan history.
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Noi Lo
Atearmer
Barilies
Quezaltenanzo
Arilins
Salvador
Aula
Mt. Guatemsiane
Cabrera
Ralne
Guitemala
Jrires
Maspangera
Horabback
Ocek
Goonstolln
Ing Edlainn
Ger
Darilias
Dzastouange
Barliias
Washington completes canal appropriation bill passage
Chairman Tawney, authorized by the appropriations committee, reports to the House on the appropriation for the canal. The bill totals 419, with 25,461,000 for fork on the Panama Canal and 8424200 carried by the act. Proceeds from canal bond sales to reimburse the treasury are authorized to 122,000,080.
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Sam Carrie
Harvest in Mixes Reveals Coal Industry Toll
A Pennsylvania coal industry report by Chief Inspector Roderick shows 1,143 miners killed or injured last year. Surface numbers cite 644 deaths and 3,289 injuries in anthracite and 1,078 injuries in soft coal. Output reached 63,000,414 tons of anthracite and 119,201,516 tons of soft coal. Rockefeller plans a $1,000,000 donation amid reform talks.
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Pennsylvania
Roderick
Miners Reach Tentative Wage Settlement With Union
A fragmented report shows miners and operators negotiating amid wage demands. Union leaders, including President Yekn B. Mitchel, seek stable pay by April 1, with 6,000 miners affected. talks continue in Ohio Indiana and at a joint convention planned for mid week.
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Speraigra
Ko -Staletto sTinlon
Goalvoperntom
Tayleid amAnia
Ylnern
Ohio
Indiana
Seale
Yekn B. Mitchel
Hermin C. Parry
Peste
Ulala Diatrict
D. Ryan
Shue Diatriet Fhe Onictaia
Operatern
Ann Johnson and others appeal in Supreme Court
Fragmentary OCR describes AytaR Lynchees Jo Chattanvegs Toni and a 36 counteraction request at the United States Supreme Court. Attorney General Moorey filed a Motion for an Information asking seven persons to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt. Defendants include John F. Rhind from Johnson County, Ferm.
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Jo Chattanvegs
Toni
Ann Mauto Ed Johnson
Rane
United ‘States
Supreme Court
Alorday
Moory
Cowrt
John F. Rhind
Averit
Johnson County
Ferm
Train wreck at Louisville injures many workers
A Sunday night collision near Louisville yards left eight persons dead and many injured. A freight and passenger train derailed after a switch tied into the main line. Fire and undertaker crews responded as the wreck damaged cars and forced evacuations.
Revolutionary Rumors and Local Turmoil Across the Republic
Unclear dispatches describe threats of revolution in the Republic, with alleged imperial interference and border tensions. Reports mention political arrests, riots, and police actions in several cities, plus unrest linked to foreign influence and internal strife.
Crisis Deepens as Parliament Faces Military Rule
The government crisis escalates as Parliament adopts a martial stance and moves to safeguard order amid widespread discontent. Premier Goremykin meets officials to map a heavy-handed approach while opposition leaders resist, warning of revolutionary dangers and peasant opposition to land expropriation.
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St. Patarsbug
Pariia
Ike & Dolibarath
Naliy
Jena
Goremykin
Paters
Loraine
Dha Governusenis
Desolate Saturday in Lamulaville Ky as crowds face city rules
Confused crowds wandered Lamulaville and nearby counties amid tense enforcement of Sabbath restrictions. Police and officials patrolled streets and shops while residents, surprised by closures and altered routines, sought relief and news as authorities vowed to uphold laws. One exception stood out, a butcher named Trebrew ignored the Saturday ban.
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Lamulavilly
Sipdey
Elslag
Louse Holters
Ely
Loulavilla
Arbor
Iotanea
Lawiyelile
Jeeterida
Mw Trebrew
TASASTENS AT WATT GAME INJURY RIOTS AND DEATHS
A chaotic event at Mobile during a Bulganse in an open field left many injured or killed as a thunderstorm struck the crowd. Officials reported dozens hurt, several fatally, with surrounding chaos and debris. The incident disrupted Westenen Wimaque baseball and drew widespread attention.
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Mobile
Ala
Womeane
Serlounty
Baing Byrne
Presbyterian Una New Avcaial A tal-Ater Oe Fear
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Presbyterian assembly with prayers, doxology, and devout expressions. It describes ministerial figures and a vote scene amid fervent religious ceremony at a Cumberland church setting, highlighting unity and enthusiasm among congregants.
Corn Hinged by Cut Worms Damage Report
A damaged report notes cut worms harming corn stands in western Jina and rapid damage across several fields. Replanting may be needed, with one or two replantings possibly required as the worms attack the crop. Ground conditions are favorable for planting, though worm activity threatens yields.
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Worthwestern Jina
Rock Rapidn
Greman
Council Bluffs news reports and a tide of events
A chaotic dispatch records various incidents from the region including a controversial denomination of 95 hun lees, Sunday closing policies affecting harbors and transport, and a fatal accident near Northwood. It mentions court actions, industry shifts, and notable deaths, with editor notes on local newspaper staff.
Wanted for labor racketeering and fraud in Fort Wayne case
A garbled plea describes a suspect sought for a chain of labor and wage abuses in Fort Wayne. Authorities warn of a man matching the described features and alias, with mentions of forged cheques, coerced work, and a violent past. The report notes a long, unsettled history and possible flight.
Unclear OCR Fragment Reports A Calamity and Loss
Fragmentary text describes a violent incident at a residence near Jol Went. The account mentions a mob, destruction of buildings, and an insane person or event. It also references a Christmas Eve fatality and insurance totaling about 1,060 dollars. Specific names and places are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Chile
Mlovsk
Damage and Fire Scene At Ottumwa Bank Building
A partial report describes a fire at the Fir National Bank building in Ottumwa. The blaze began around 12:45 on Friday night in the third story as teams from Chase Dre and Gruss Company arrived to fight the flames. Losses are estimated between $1,950 and $190,004 though exact figures aren’t provided.
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Rlore
AL Ottumwa
Sgsil
Chase Dre
Ilarien
Donolan Ure Gruss
Fir National Bank
Train Crash Tragedy Darkens Friday Afternoon
A fatal train collision near Canalsa left several injured and one man dead. Victims include Harry tallins and Waite smith In Stone CUy, with reports of a bystander shot and another man drowned in a river nearby amid a chaotic scene. Local authorities investigate the accident and related injuries at Fort Dodge and surrounding towns.
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Anne Cubs Sariele
Mle Cyne Koetur
Tiel Caving
Muughyerne
Harry Tallins
Waite Smith
Stone
Fort Dodge
Ganger’s Ravage and the Elusive Study on Mortality
A garbled medieval style fragment discusses Ganger and a study led by Prof. Gurthle McCorriot on governance and mortality. It references the United Briten form term, medical or societal decay, and various invented places and figures, presenting a fragmented discourse on demographic trends and authority.
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Peentinriy
Delares
Lilian
Erin Nee Dahle
Regan
Fragmentary World War II Era Notes Scramble Names and Events
The OCR dump blends varied people and places across a wide era, listing figures such as Zola, Metternich, and Dewey with scattered mentions of Turkey, New York, Hamburg, and Amelia. It hints at treaties, conflicts, and movements but provides no coherent narrative or clear dates.
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