Outrages on 3 Americans in Honduras reported
A Puerto Cortes affidavit alleges Honduran police beat and lashed three Americans, including Willian Farber of Kentucky, then shipped them aboard the gunboat Yatumble to Guatemala. One man, Barber, was jailed in Honduras for weeks after refusing to bury a dead Honduran. Names of the other two were not disclosed. A rumored Jan 1 uprising against the Davila government ties to Manuel Bonilla followers is noted as context.
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New Orleans
Pickayune
Puerto Vortex
Honduras
Willian Farber
Kentucky
Barber
Witnes
Puerto Cortex
Pelicg
Etree
Davila
Manuel Bonilla
Niest
Ameri Viroles
Italy in Strained Quick Strike Talks Stun Railways
Rome reports growing secrecy among railway workers pushing for a strike to press wage demands, with authorities working to curb the movement. Officials fear disruption of a government‑owned system and widespread economic impact if many voters join a walkout, leaving the public anxious over the crisis.
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Rome
Italy
Anarchist Arsenal Unearthed in Stepney Home
According to the Daily Telegraph the police search for the Howndschtch burglars led to a trove in a Stepney home once occupied by a dead burglar. Investigators found explosives materials, anarchistic literature, weapons, and tullets, indicating a complete clandestine arsenal.
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Faendon
Dew
Telegrapl
Gollstenet
Stepney
Hardetein
Starvation danger looms for 40 families in quarry districts
In Sandusky Ohio on December 24, 0 families near starvations are reported in the quarry districts near Marblehead and Kelly's Island. Wives and children of unemployed quarrymen face death by famine without aid. Catholic rectors Rev William Keree and Hor Wagner appeal for assistance. They describe women and children wandering for food, prompting urgent relief calls.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Arar
William Keree
Hor
W. K. Wagner
Marblehead
Kelly's Island
Homemade Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts a homemade cough syrup claimed to ease sore throats fast. It endorses Pinex or honey as substitutes and pitches low cost, quick results, and a money-back guarantee from The Pines Co of Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Norway
United Stat
the Pines Co
Ft. Wayne
End
Sugar Fraud Bubbles Up in Treasury Talks
Washington reports disclose ongoing drawbacks frauds against the government by sugar refiners. The American Sugar Refining Co offered 700000 in settlement, while officials say evidence could yield up to 1000000. Attorneys for the company proposed 400000 earlier, rejected as the case deepens. Fraud inquiries expand daily, officials assert.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Amerian Sugar Refining Company
Misterence
Wickereham
Decision Against Them In Interstate Carrier Fare Case
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled against carriers seeking reduced round trip fares tied to group conventions. The decision affects many lines whose certificates allowed return-trip discounts only if 1000 or more travelers were present. Many attendees at a St Paul convention faced financial hardship unable to secure lower fares. The National Association of Letter Carriers filed the complaint, and relief was not granted.
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Washington
Agate
St Paul
Minn
Voters panic over Adams county election crimes
In West Union Adams county voters panic as crush blocks hearings. Judge Blair cannot finish long con s es sions and sheriffs seize large sums from those claiming to have sold votes. Deputies face high costs and a plan arises to use funds for a new courthouse.
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Adams County
Blair
Nuner
Boise
Weather Almanac Foresees Severe Cold and Storms Ahead
Chicago weather prophet Uncle Obediah predicts a harsh 1011 with a cold wave hitting the West and a 10 below read on the thermometer. February 11 and 14 bring rain and sleet, then a warm spell mid-month. Spring pulls in wild winds and fog, May is chilly, July starts with a cold wave, and autumn brings storms and heavy lake fogs.
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Chicago
Der
Obediah
Great Lakes
Burt
Ambitious Sanatorium Escape In New York Case
New York December 21. Robin, confined at a sanatorium on a paranoia charge, vanished with his sister Dr Louise Robinovitch after the Northern Bank of New York operations. District Attorney and others watch his apartment. no arrest warrant yet. Drs McDonald Schlapp Flint and Willman connected to the case. Jerome says he will produce Robin when needed.
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New York
Waylum
Tames Hi
Robin
Jersey City
Louise Robinovitch
Othe District Attorney
Alice
Rabin
Corti
MacDonald
Robin Ter
Louise G
Rebhinovitch
Senatorium
Carlos McDonald
Max G. Schlapp
Justice Amend
District Attorney’s Office
Austin Flint
Valentine Willman
Scllapp
Louise Robinovitel
Robinoviteh
Ome Kim
Rebin
Deteret Attorner Whitman
Robin Fail
Saniatorium
Hobiy
Dr. Robinovitch
Whitten
William FB. Jerome
Chit Robin
Hint Ae
Itr Thiesty
Whitman
Jerome
Jerome Tae
Springfield trio in net burglary scheme
Chicago police arrested a 22 year old man, his 18 year old wife, and her brother on charges of burglaries in Springfield and Muncey Bankwell. Authorities say the husband and man acted in the robberies while the wife acted as lookout and bought items. The trio allegedly netted bison over two weeks and the wife insisted on being arrested.
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Chicago
Springfield
Mun
F Bankwel A. Butler
Walter Gry
Sue
Must muzzle hatpins as city enforces new ordinance
In Kansas City on December 2, women are warned to curb hatpins or face fines from one to several dollars. The mayor has signed the ordinance, detailing penalties and the need to secure hatpin entrances at stores and public buildings.
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Kansas City
Np Hower
Halpin Entinance Tuentay
Heven Haw
Pttves
James E. Martine Favored by Wilson for Senator
James E. Martine of New Jersey is endorsed by President Wilson as a preferred candidate for the United States Senate. The support highlights Martine's alignment with Wilsonian policies and his proven legislative record in New Jersey politics.
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Wilson
New Jersey
Land Value Per Acre Rises to Fourteen Dollars
A report shows farm land value per acre at fourteen dollars, marking a gain of four over figures from the preceding census. The data notes a decline in the all tenant class.
New Hampshire Farm Values Rise Despite Decline in Farms
Washington December 20 reports show New Hampshire farm values climbing over a decade. Durand notes 1910 totals: farm land value up 25 percent since 1900, buildings up 19 percent, labor expenditures up 45 percent, and fertilizers up 39 percent. Farm numbers declined from 29,324 in 1900 to 26,019 in 1910, while total land and buildings value rose about 22 percent to 70,124,000 dollars.
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Washington, D.C
New Hampshire
Consens
Durand
New York
Charles F. Marmente
Indy
Tammany Hall
Thomas F. Grady Gein
Neat Senate
Tammany Hell
Grady
LOTTO
Thon
Murphy
Loo
Renans
Fonante
Homemaking Tips and Hospitality Trends in Woman's Realm
A column shares household advice from milk to toasting bread and ink stains to wardrobe upkeep with tips on removing odors and keeping furniture clean. It also notes a London Mail critic lamenting the loss of home hospitality in favor of hotel dining and theatre culture, while highlighting wellness and farming shifts drawing women to rural living and a notable summer school on milk and infant mortality.
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Rucowat
Wellesley College
Laura
Intercollegiate
Alamo Association
Ann Wellesley
Gills
Advive
Charlotte H. Wane
Norfolk
Maes
Jersey
Wardlands
Ware
Harvard
Wellesley
Clark
Cornell
Carnegie Technical Wehonls
Mia Strang
Whittier
California
Healthful living and home remedies from early guides
A compilation of advice on using Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a family laxative, plus notes on growing vegetables, especially cabbage and tulips, and a detailed home cooking guide listing preparation times and seasonings for asparagus, beans, beets, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, corn, onions, parsnips, spinach, summer squash, squash, turnips, and tea.
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Volander
Adi
Five Men Dead in Powder Explosion at Puen Tex Plant
Eight workers escaped unharmed from a slag pile blast at the American Smelting plant in Puen Texas. A 2400 pound blasting powder explosion killed five Mexican workers and injured several others. extensive damage occurred to nearby tunnels and structures as rescuers dig through the rubble.
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Tex
American Smelter & Moflning Company
Bentied
Jaewratut
City Charts Aerial Parks Under New Charter
A new city charter grants authority to contract for and operate aviation landings at a municipal enterprise and to run aerial contests in aviation parks. The piece also notes a January American Magazine excerpt on Owen Seaman highlighting his versatile life as poet, journalist, and sportsman.
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Cal
Moilento
Trent Story and Atlantic Voyage Mentioned in 19th Century Magazine
Fragmented OCR notes reference the Trent affair and a voyage toward the Atlantic in a Walter Welling setup. It cites Adventure magazine imagery and lines about non combatants, a ferry, and a January issue featuring Morton and fiber telegra related topics.
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Trent
Star Mail Steanelip Company
Whiel Walter Welling
Anderson Morton
Welkman
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