Rioting in Lawrence Forces Federal Militia Reinforcement
Rioters attack streetcars in Lawrence Massachusetts as 20 000 mill workers strike. A patrolman is stabbed a woman killed by a bullet a militia captain injured and several hurt by bricks stones and clubs. Governor Foss orders twelve infantry companies and two cavalry troops to Lawrence. Police arrest John J Breen son of the former mayor as authorities probe planted dynamite. Governor Foss urges mill operatives and owners to resume work for thirty days while wage change disputes are addressed.
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Udak Nowe Mervirn
Lawrence
Mass
Lawrence Tex
Mona
Mola
Miith
Airey
Foes
State Polic
Behool
John J. Breen
John Breen
Foon
Ion Washington
Pittsburg
Butler
Wells Fargo Express Company
Cleveland
Honolulu
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Tle
Attorner
Dietrict Attarnay Miller
Bureau of Analiation
Department of Commerce
United
Sweth
United States Army
Anna Mullison
Laramie
Senator Warren
Lander
Aften
Atreeta
Laramle
Theodore Baker
Arapahoe
Chugwater
Howard Marah
Monarch
Laravale
D. A. Adama
Garland
Sheridan
G. A. Traut
Sheridan Congregational Church
Earl Keyes
Casper
Postoffice Department
Wheatland
Midwest
Charles Berry
Army Post Fight Coming in Congress Over Garrison Reforms
Secretary Simaon calls for reorganizing United States army garrisons and Congress faces opposition from senators and representatives in at least five states who have begun a fight to avert the action.
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Army Post
Washington
Simaon
United States
Congress
Middleweight Bout Ends Without Knockout in Pittsburg
Prank Kinne of East Pittaburg and George Krinckout Brown of Chicago fought a middleweight bout before the National Club in Pittsburg. Kinne led from the start but could not deliver a knockout, securing a clear but non decisive victory.
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Pittsburg
Prank Kinne
East Pittaburg
George i Krinckout
Brown
Chicago
National Club
Klowe
Wee
Prohibition Inquiry Probes Bakehouse Over Mouse Pies
Officials in SN County investigate a bakehouse amid claims of illegal alcohol in mice pies. The probe focuses on sales practices and potential violations of the prohibition law, as authorities seek to determine if liquor was used in fillings.
Darrow Indicted for Bribery in Los Angeles Case
Charles H. Darrow, noted union labor attorney, indicted by the Los Angeles county grand jury after four weeks of investigation tied to corruption in the McNamara dynamite case. Two indictments accuse him of bribery.
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Los Angeles
Charence 8
Darrow
Ie Renti Gating
McNamara
Imperial army defeated near Kachan
A Cantos republican force led by General Wong Ching defeated an imperial army of 10 000 men commanded by General Chang Fun near Kachan according to a cablegram. About a hundred Manchus were reported killed.
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Gan Fraveco
Chang Fun
Wong Ching
Kachan
White and Rivera to Fight in Chicago March 17
Chicago reports Jedi White has signed to box Joe Rivers for twenty rounds at the Abacos Club on March 17. Rivers and White bring a tested rivalry to a high profile feature bout expected to draw boxing fans and local patrons to the arena.
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White
Rivera
Chicago
Jedi White
Joe Rivers
Abacos
Russia tariff dispute sparks broad trade tension
Unclear text references a tariff war involving Russia and named individuals. The fragment mentions a Tous bill and admission issues, with partial references to Geneve Jeckeed's Nurse Cees and General Sionewall Jack, but details are obscured.
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Geneve Jeckeed
Cees
Westen
Peumte Ramsey
Pears
Sionewall
Jack Ee
Truncated Hearst Style Fragment Sparks Curio
A partial quotation from a local page shows a quirky exchange about ownership and plan, mentioning a ware owner and a question to “How, men, what the.” The readable snippet hints at a discussion of strategy or instruction in a historical setting.
Western Newemaner Union Mowe Berrie Western
The article reports a series of calamities and oddities including a park keeper gored by a buffalo, a deadly fire in Walla Walla, a biplane venture in Dominguesfeld, railroad expansion news to St George, and a disturbing post office incident in a Colorado town.
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New P. Anderson
Riverview Park
Omaha
Wired International Aviation
Dominguesfeld
Low Angieles
Guggenheim
Agricculural
WIM Mgr
Wealerneaten
Robert Wolfe
Wee Woverwly
Walla Walla
A.W. Ball
Wyoming
Phil Parmelee
Domloguee Feld
J. Ron Clark
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
Multiple Violent Incidents Reported in North America and Europe
A chaotic news digest reports armed robbery at a Vancouver bank, a prison lynching in an unnamed country, French clashes with tribes on the Kabwl Mequinee road, and various boxing and wrestling match announcements. Names, places, and dates are scattered, with no single coherent event dominating the page.
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Royal Hank of Canada
Vancouver
Manager Preaves
Boumdor
Generale
Kinoy Mfaro
Eeundoy
Flavio Alfaro
Medardo Alfaro
Powe
Manuel Borrano
Revolutioniata
Bimon Haw
Kabwl-Mequinee
Moricco
Congress Debates Tariffs and Judicial Vacancy
A broad mix of early 20th century prompts fills the ledger from Washington. Bills seek sixty thousand dollars for seed in drought Colorado, while Taft consults Knox and Wickersham on a Supreme Court vacancy. Other items note railroad and industry scrutiny, duty debates, and notable indictments in Indianapolis.
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Colorado
Pee Ene
Joweh Stewart
Democrate
Home In
Taft
Secrary Knox
Stmawon
Wickertham
Norehan
Supreme Court
Ames
Justis
William C. Hook
Kansas
Charles Nagel
Commoter and Labor
Bate Agmociate Pie
Harlan
Oil Well Contract Sparks Thermopolis Prospects
Reports from Thermopolis indicate a new oil project with four wells near town by Thermopolis Oil Company. Indications point to large oil volume and abundant water supply, while Cheyenne notes heavy mountain snow providing ample water for all purposes this year.
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Thermopolia
Thermopolis Ol Fad Cas Company
Surfhoe
Cheyenne
Murder Case Dismissed Against Dal Kimon
The state’s case against Dal Kimon for the Baker brothers murder is dismissed after Aall Miman was acquitted of the same crime, with no new evidence supporting the provocation claim.
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Cheyenne
Dal Kimon
Baker Brothers
Aall Miman
Laws Press Prohibition in Mining Camps
County attorney issues an edict ordering bootlegging to stop in the mining camps and nationwide. Several violators have been prosecuted in recent weeks as authorities vow to continue enforcement.
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Sheridan
Towns Plan Electric Line to Basin
A movement in Otto, Burlington and Germania aims to build an electric railway connecting the three towns with Basin. The project would cost about 1000 dollars and plans a large bonus to entice construction and operation. Officials predict the line would quickly become profitable.
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Basin
Otto
Burlington
Germania
Gate seals 30000 acres in Wind River lands sale
Cheyenne Governor Carey and Land Commissioner nopkins return from Washington where they secured segregation of about 30000 acres of ceded Wind River lands to Wyoming under the Carey act. Fuller had filed for segregation on May 27 1910 but action lagged awaiting settlement contracts. Officials plan to pressure Joy Morton Wyoming Central Co to relinquish rights for Bull Lake reservoir and canal routes enabling rapid settlement once water is assured.
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Cheyenne
Carey
Nopkins
Washington
Wind River
Wyoming
Fuller
Joy Morton
Wyoming Central Company
Bull Lake
Thin le
Big Horn Basin in Wyoming Shown as Rich Agricultural Area
Immigrant commissioner Schenck reports the Big Horn Basin in Wyoming as one of the nation’s richest agricultural regions. The basin produced a wide range of crops and livestock with an estimated annual value near 17 million dollars and irrigated acreage around 14 200 acres yielding about 43 dollars per acre.
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Cheyenne
Schenck
Big Horn
Wyoming
United States
Die Horn
Big Horn Hawin County
Ie Horn
Etale
Completion of Geysen Irrigation Project This Season
The Beyeon irrigation project will be completed this season. Power will be transmitted from Hoyeen dam to Wind River for pumping work. Big pumps are available and work will start as soon as weather permits.
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Beyeon
Hoyeen
Polut
Ot te Ride from Gesat to Geast
A fragmented notice describes a journey from Gesat to Geast and a move involving a large group. It mentions a schedule change and a return ride, with unclear details about timing and participants.
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Gesat
Geast
Wyoming Bits and Happenings Across the State
A collage of small items from Wyoming communities notes street work in Casper and Worland yields, post office depositories to open, industrial plans, accidents, and local events. Reports cover elk migration to Colorado, a new opera house in Casper, a diphtheria threat, mining and light plants, and legal notices in towns like Laramie and Thermopolis.
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Casper
Fort Russell
Morgan
Burning Building Supposedly Kills Tuberculosis Germs
A building in Winetom Bialom was burned at the request of a local Apt lounge to destroy alleged living tuberculosis germs. Large placards warned of destruction and a crowd watched as 6,000 pamphlets on preventing consumption were distributed.
Cuthura Solves Severe Skin Loss Case and Currency Cleanliness
A mother credits Cuthura Hesolvent with curing her child after months of hair loss and skin eruptions. The article also notes United States Treasurer McClung urging funds to exchange defaced currency for new, citing bacteria on money. It mentions a Belgian discovery of cremated Frankish remains indicating mixed cremation and inhumation practices.
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United States
McClung
Tia
Congress
McC
Maderately
Hrecht
Belgium
Fragmented Verse Snippet Weaves Quips and Quotes
A damaged fragmentary text blends brief literary lines and stray quotes. It mentions a boy praised by Jongs and a band, hints at a woman seeking protection, and references phrases about healing and appearance. The piece reads as a collage of unrelated speakers and ideas.
Wish In New Worda: Seerley At A Concert Hall
Chicago art connoisseur D P Seerley looked weary during an afternoon at a concert. A friend noted his tired demeanor and Seerley quipped that the piano player had missed all the notes, sparking a light moment about performance in the hall.
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New Worda
D. P. Seerley
Chicago
Beerley
Seerley
Twicea Monus
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