White Slave Bill Aimed at Suppression and Deportation
Washington reports a white slave bill ready for action proposes ten years in prison and up to 5000 fine for importing women for immoral purposes or harboring them. It covers aliens in houses of ill repute and returnees after deportation. The measure also targets interstate traffic in a move tied to Mann and interstate commerce concerns. Congress adjourned before focusing further, with holiday recess ahead.
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Washington
Oraith
Oray
Bennethot Sarath
Chairitty Mann
Interstate Commerce Empiniiies
United States
Mnfernor
Hood's Sar Saparilin Promises Unique Cure Power
Fragmented OCR describes Hood's Sar Saparilin with many ingredients claimed to cure stomach and liver troubles and other ailments. It asserts a unique combination and endorses liquid form and Karuatabe. The text shifts to a Washington report on March exam planning and Hawaiian liquor prohibition debate led by John G. Woolley criticizing liquor influence and Hawaiian perceptions.
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Hood
Washington
Del
John G. Woatley
Richaent
Antivantown Teague
Wallan
Woolley
Eteformens’ Conchive
Ninety One Pearls Imitation Revealed in Astor Necklace
Appraisers report that Mrs William Astor’s famous five strand necklace held ninety imitational pearls. The estate appraisal fixes Mrs Astor’s jewelry at a portion of a larger valuation of her real and personal effects totaling 1,726,187 dollars. William Vincent Astor is named as heir and beneficiary, with daughters Orme Wilson and Charlotte Astor of London set to receive shares, while portions may transfer after a later death.
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Mra
William Astor
New York
Hirm Astor
Ids Marrogate
Astor
Wwe
Orme Wilson
Charlotte Astor
London
William Vince Astor
P Astor
Not to Sell Arms to Cuba
A congressional hearing reveals Major General Bell urged limiting arms to Cuba and opposing broad sales. He endorsed a wartime bill authorizing under ten thousand arms to Cuba and warned against Europe sourcing weapons. In a separate report a Central of Georgia train collision at Herrin City killed four and injured several others.
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Washington
United Staten
Congress
Bell
House Committee On
Fineral Bell
Cuba
Europe
Columbus
Dee
Ponr Passengure
Central of
Four Killed in Train Wreck and Appeal for Mantle
In Cambridge Massachusetts document 15 reports exceptions filed in superior court yesterday by Janes Mantle of Manchester New Hampshire and Peter Detorey of Somerville. Mantle was convicted of murder in the second degree for killing Annie Mullins and the appeal concerns the alleged slaughter of the same girl.
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Mantie
Cambridge
Aupurior
Dey
Janes Mantle
Manchester
N.fl
Peter Detorey
Somerys
Annie Mullins
Wan | Slaughter
Amie Chile
60000 Census Positions Open for Test in February
Washington announces 60000 census enumerator posts with no standard exam. Director Durand sets Saturday February 5 as the test date. Applicants must be citizens, residents of the supervisor's district, and between eighteen and seventy years old.
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Durand
Corpse Sat Up After Long Sleep in Indiana Wake
In Terre Haute Indiana an undertaker prepared the coffin for Edward Murphy when the supposed dead man suddenly sat up and yawned saying he felt better after that long sleep. Murphy had been in a coma for about ten hours, prompting the embalmers to recall the funeral.
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Undertaker
Terre Haute
Ind
Fdwanl Murphy
Murphy
Chamberlain's Meeting Breaks Up Amid Disruptions
London dispatch reports Joseph Chamberlain and Austen Chamberlain amid a tense Birmingham contest. A candidate rally faced strong interruptions from Unionists and hecklers as a suffragette incident and hostile crowding disrupted speeches and a Free Church gathering drew protests about non-conformity access.
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House of Lardy
Austen Chamberlain
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Lee
War of Commons
Birmingham
House of Lanka
Gham Derain
Pnefane
Jism—Nog
House of the Lyd
Abe Seri
Chanderlain
Bromagrove
Addries
Vlech-George
Wens Hall
House of Loris
Sds
Vielding
League
Britain
John Redmonds
Protective action near Nicaragua amid unrest report
A U S dispatch from American vice consul Calderas notes Zelaya loyalists disseminating daggers and several U S citizens seeking protection at Masagua. Secretary Knox confirms the mission after a parade of orders, with the Buffalo vessel assigned to Corinto to safeguard lives and property of Americans and foreigners in the region.
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Mendragon
Nicaragua
Srcvetars Knox
Tweaty Calders
Massagua
Mt. O Calderas
Zelaya
Comaut
Ahate
Knox
Pary Department
Buffalo
Purasia
Andere
Corinto
Six Likely Dead After Fire Destroys Manila Factory
A blaze at a Des MAL factory Thursday night left six believed dead and many injured. Firefighter Toner was killed during a search for missing women as rescuers battled flames and smoke. Authorities say the building housed a supplier of antiretekers goods.
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Philadypela
Slirak Sherwood
Selena
Drastic Anti-Strike Law Passes in Nova Scotia
Dec 18 Sydney N S reports drastic law making strike instigators and lockout leaders liable to up to a year in prison. The measure targets both unions and employers amid the coal strike, reflecting wartime labor tensions across Canada and the United States.
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Sydney
N.S. W
The Secret of a Genuine Syrup of Fig Revealed
The article proclaims exceptional equipment and chemists producing Ayrap of Tiga and Elixir of Senna mixed with Syrup of California Fig. It warns against imitations and notes only the California Pig Syrup Co uses an original method. It urges buyers to verify full company name on packaging.
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California
Ite
California Pig Syrups Co
Fone
California Pig Syrup Co
Murder of Madame Gouin Shocks Paris Police Probe
The mangled body of Mme Gouin was found in a railway compartment near Paris. The door was torn from its hinges and a blood pool stained the floor. Police cite evidence of a crime with jewelry missing and a curtain torn by a bloody object. A severed blade and other items were recovered near the scene.
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Paris
Mme. Gouin
Roaband
Jules Hdoverd Gouin
Bank of France
Teineur
Paris Yestentay
Erin
Bae
Pheria
Wwe
Mike
Que
Contested Succession Rumors Shadow Brussels
Rumors from Brussels claim a potential royal succession crisis as reports surface of a thwarted marriage confirmation between King Leo and Hesenese Vaughan. Alleged issue include two children, with the elder Lucian aged five, though details remain unclear amid fragmented press text.
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Brussels
Leopoll
Hesenese Vaughan
Thie Ate
Eller
Lucian
Fiksea
Birt
Laugelic Ii
Individual Investment Report Declares No New Holding Company
Attorney General Brown states that the purchase of United States and On Telephone Pomparin by Peeee & Co is an individual act. The operation will be independent with no new holding company for the present. Brown returned yesterday from New York to Toledo.
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Obie
Brown
Toledo
Det
New York
United States
Vi. Peeee & Co
Roa
Sipauy
Demand for Land Inquiry Ballinger and Pinchot
A Chicago flavored dispatch reports shifting mood among Republicans in Congress toward investigating Ballinger Pinchot land dealings. Democratic lawmakers press for inquiry as Taft aides defend current administration stance while public call grows for transparency into land office management and potential conflicts of interest. Pinchot signals interest in public attractions tied to Michigan university.
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Pinc
Perce
Taft
Seeeier
Ballin
Gana Mind Office
Pinchot
University of Michigan
Pastor Accepts Call in Rutland and Salem Move
Rutland reports Rev W G Knowlton, pastor of Advent Christian Church since April 1907, will resign this month and begin duties in Salem Massachusetts in January. The Rutland church has about 160 members and has seen growth and mortgage repayment under his guidance.
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Rutland
W. G. Knowston
Advent ‘Christian Church
Thin City
Advent Christian Church
Saiem
Maes
Maxaachoneht Shurch
Trutland Jap-a-lac beverage disclosed by McGarrity
A new beverage in the form of Jap-a-lac a furniture polish was discovered by Bartley Mc Garrity a local park commissioner. He testified before City Judge W Swinnerton that the furniture polish was one of the best ticket quencher he had tried. A hardware store inquiry noted Mc Garrity had been a good customer and he was found with a can on his person.
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Trutland
Bartley McGarrity
Nies
W. Swinnerton
McGarrity
Ulse
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a quick cure for kidney and urinary ailments. It claims to cleanse strengthen and restore function, endorses Cincinnati based Pape Thompson & Pape as a trusted firm, and urges readers to buy the fifty cent treatment from any drug store.
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Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Vermont Forestry Association elects new officers in Brattleboro
Brattleboro reports the Vermont State Forestry association annual meeting with talks on state ownership of lands taxation of formal lands and a Yale Forest School address by Prof. Toumey delayed by illness. Officers elected: President F D B Proctor, vice presidents George Aitken and Allen M Pletcher, secretary E A Hitchcock, treasurer W H Reed, J A DeBoer, W A Van Patten, C G Fitia, and State Forester Hawes. The retirement of Prof L R Jones to Wisconsin is noted.
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Brattleboro
Vermont State Forestry Association
C. H. Green
Forester Hawes
FE. A. Hitchcock
J. W. Toumey
Yale Forest Echool
J.A. DeHoor
F. DB. Proctor
Proctor
George Aitken
Allen M. Pletcher
E. A. Hitcheonk
W. H. Reed
J. A. DeBoer
van Patten
C. G. Fitia
Hawes
L. R. Jones
Association
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
No Decision After Four Hours In National League Meeting
New York December 18. After faking three ballots the chairman of the National League found the vote still tied between Ward and Brown of Louisville. Four hours of heated argument ended without a decision and the club owners adjourned until today.
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New York
National League
Pape Ward
Iolbert W. Brown
Louisville
F:o'rlock
Ice dealer Bennet files bankruptcy petition in Rutland
Clayton C Bennet of Brandon an ice dealer has filed a petition in bankruptcy with Clerk F S Pratt of the United States court listing liabilities of 924 20 and no assets.
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Rutland
Clayton C. Bennet
Brandon
F. 8. Pratt
United States Court
Tielaws
No Angels
The Island of Nickels and Dimes at Coney Island
A garbled summer report estimates enormous spending at Coney Island with nickels and dimes fueling a vast, unnamed economy. It notes heavy weekend crowds, popular stands, and a projected doom if the island were quarantined, hinting at inflated values and sensational totals without clear sourcing.
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Coney Feland
Napoleon
Louisiana
Russia
Alavka
Coney Island
Frankie Wk
When Tempus Didn't Fugit
Little Helen, never separated from her elder sister, endures a day apart. She tries every game and occupation known, adds new ones, then gazes from the window and sighs, realizing the day will pass slowly.
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Helen
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