Fragmented World News and Local Tragedies Chronicle
The fragmentary text reports varied items: a divorce case in Cleveland involving Mrs Marabeth Toltusen, a temperance worker killed on tracks in Elwood, Indiana, and a Portland fire causing about 550000 in losses including damaged docks and a cargo ship. Also noted are cremations of horses, a hotel suicide by Ex Mayor Seebohm, and scattered international references.
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Charles Winstern
Elwood
Ind
Instant
Tie
Cdy
Christie Church
Portland
Ale
Grand Trunk Railroad Company
Carnis
Railroad Company
Sindeda
Alexis Overthrown as New Ruler Seizes Port au Prince
A coup in Port au Prince ousts President Nord Alexis after armed unrest and a safety committee seizes the capital. Jean Jataeu’s insurgents clash with loyalists, twelve killed as authorities restore order amid looting and chaos in the wake of the overthrow.
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Alexis
Ait
Port Au Prines
Comittee of
Eblonk
Dia
Rte
Fiek
Hugh
Wilfred
Wire
Disisj
Isis
Tibet
Cotespir
Jenene
Jean Jataeu
Pert Vau Prines
Poverqueent
Treens
Gem Celestin Cyriagiea
Nord Alexis
Oauisht
Lootina
Port du Traree
Operais
Petisienis
Wellstered
Stereleuses
Tle Posidetees
Man Seeks Divorce in Auburn Case From Blind Husband
Nathaniel Francis, an Autona pics, years old and blind, seeks support from the wife he married in Auburn Indiana. He alleges she refused to live with him for two years. The fragment mentions a collision near Indiana polis and injuries to Motorman Wiertin Bullivan.
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Nathaniel Francis
Auburn
Ind
Carload of Postal Cards Arrives at Indianapolis Post Office
A carload of postal cards arrived at the Indianapolis post office. The consignment contains 5,000,000 cards, enough to supply the office for about one year.
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Indianpolis
Bevis and exploitation of railroad pressure cited
The state reports reveal disastrous results from last year’s railroad work. Costs are estimated between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with Milwaukee and St. Paul ordering 200 cars, and prices set for early delivery. Structural steel use will rise sharply as production and rail labor hours drop, while new passenger rates and tariffs push costs higher nationwide.
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Owilb
Publicity for Trusts Proposed by Secretary Straus
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce endorses broadened public scrutiny of corporate trusts. He urges voluntary publication of pertinent facts while safeguarding business secrets and suggests corporations register under state law to avoid federal standing. He argues publicity would illuminate practices and aid public interest.
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Sthius
Joe Gers
Newberry Sworn In as Secretary of the Navy
Newberry was sworn in Tuesday as Secretary of the Navy. Mr Metcalf, his predecessor, formally presented him to the cabinet. Metcalf's final letter thanked Admiral Dewey for his cordial and local support as Newberry headed to California.
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Teuman el. Newberry
Navy
Mr. Metcalf
Admiral Dewey
Lis
California
Plant Reopening Announced Amid Operational Delays
A fragmented notice indicates the Plant is reopening with initial operations at the Mingo facility. Officials say the rest of the plant will soon come online, but progress has been slow due to unspecified delays.
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Die Steel Company
Amigo
Deuess
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lakes
Menedville
Hero of St Louis Tornado Died, Captain McLean Passes
Captain John C. McLean, famed for saving a ferryboat carrying dozens of passengers during the St Louis tornado of 1806, has died in a fast St Louis hospital after years of heroism.
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St. Louis
John C. McLean
Weather Kills Cattle in Colorado Range Disaster
The report notes thousands of cattle perished across Colorado ranges and many more starved as winter storms swept in. Prices for feed soared and stockmen faced heavy losses, with state authorities attempting to depopulate affected herds to curb spread of disease and salvage remaining stock.
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Colorado
Serge
Robbers Target St Paul oradea case noted
Fragmentary OCR records a robbery at St Paul with blurred names and uncertain details. Readable bits mention a spree, fear, and police involvement but lack clear dates or suspects. The text hints at a violent disruption and the community reaction but yields few verifiable facts.
Academic reshuffles and bids shape top U S colleges
Dr RS Copeland resigns from the University of Michigan faculty. Prof Richard MacLaurin of Columbia accepts the presidency at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Souther Minnesota teachers appoint commissions to work with associations on winter school plans. William Edgar Denson, longtime Witgins City education officer, dies at 57. Minnesota board of revisions opts to replace the Goat Gow building with a new facility. John D Rockefeller offers 1500,000 for a Richmond college if Baptist state raises 450,000 to build a southern Baptist university hub.
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RS Copeland
New York
William Edgar Denson
Witgins City
Tragedy at Mine Construction Causes 125 Deaths
A sudden industrial accident at a construction site kills 125 workers. Reports say a collapse of pipes and unstable structures caused the disaster, with some victims found at the building’s top levels and others transported to hospital. Authorities conducted a two day inspection prior to the collapse.
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Kibavi
Tuompsom
Butter Trust Threatens Housewives Prices Increases
A sensational alert describes a supposed butter trust formed by competing buyers to fix prices and control supplies. The report claims fear of shortages and higher costs for households as the alleged cartel plans to push butter above ordinary levels, impacting dinner table costs nationwide.
Flooding Threatens Kansas Farms and Rivers Push Past Banks
Rain and floods threaten Kansas with Neosho River overflowing its banks in several counties. Reports describe widespread crop and land damage as railroad lines experience disruptions and communities brace for continuing heavy rainfall.
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Neosho
Vailroad
100 Die When Steamer Sinks In Ocean Storm
A coasting steamer Ponting carrying laborers from Narva to Pangasinan provinces struck a rock and sank during a storm. Estimated 100 passengers and crew drowned after the wreck. A patrol recovered several bodies and more were feared dead. It is unclear if any Americans or Europeans were aboard.
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Narvacan
Iies
Pangasinan
Provines
Chicago Markets and Trade Outlook in Fragmented Report
A fragmented report notes mixed activity in Chicago markets with banks guiding payments and a rising recovery in trade. Distillation of commodities shows gains in rail and lake transport while several districts report mixed results and notable failures.
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Issietory Tenis
Iateether Wether
Uyers Benelieiit
Cuienge
Tee
Bovie Cd
Hese Db Res
Fe Sat- Hahiligies
Naore
New York Business and Weather Notes from November
Wireless chatter and weather topics dominate the page as New York reports on trade, manufacturing, and wholesale activity. The piece notes retail and wholesale trends, upcoming rains and snows, and a rise in business failures nationwide for the week ending November 28.
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Wireless Terrabe
Tieatariv
Peat
Inter
Wheelessters
Iss
Bradstreet
Rockefeller memory as a miracle mobility on witness stand
The excerpts criticize Rockefeller’s memory and the oil business hazards. Commentators from Indianapolis Star Galveston News Atlanta Constitution Kansas City Star Toledo Blade Kansas City Times and others question his honesty and the perilous Standard Oil operations. The piece mocks press coverage and taunts editors.
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Rockefeller
Indianapolis Star
Galveston News
Deacon John
Atlanta Constitution
John D. Rockefeller
Kansas City Star
Reeke
Tolede Piade
Mir
Rockefidher
Cuporinetts
Kansas City
Northwest Lumber Firms Seek Tariff Removal Amid Trade Moves
Lumber manufacturers from the Afiddie Northwest plan to send representatives to Washington to urge removing the tariff on lumber. Pacific coast timber men favor retaining the levy. Winona and La Crosse area traders protest shipping rate hikes by the Seaford lines raising through East to Winona and La Crosse rates above long-standing St. Paul favored levels. The report lists 190? value figures for major US minerals including coal, copper, cement, natural gas, silver, lime, phosphate rock, salt, and zinc with billions in totals.
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Afiddie Northwest
Vorminutes
Washington
Pacific Coast
Winona
Seafonrd
la Crosse
Ates
St. Paul
United States
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John Beno
Mariind Tere Miaried
Shorty
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Tiatet
Nat Tweedy
Tate
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Privser
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Patriorad Commission
Michieg
Mullan Company
Haiti
Sec'y Straus
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Depeertineaie
Canporade
Newberry
Victor HH. Metcalft
Seek
Benedis of “T. Peal
Danedes A Brice
Marianna
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Duno Luis Bead Brown
Sutter
Poe
Bucter
Kansas
Coovasgye Ook
Aden
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Wireaut Resort
Joe Dberenski
van Johne Bardole
Steubenville
Ohio
Benda
Chicago
John D
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Tab York
Piaperor
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Baltimore Sun
Pleriia
Pudiamiuputis
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Trier Piselore
Chan
Detroit News
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