Antarctic Tragedy Ends Scott Polar Quest
Bodies and records of the Scott Antarctic expedition found after their return from the South Pole. Captain Robert F. Scott and several companions perished in the retreat. Captain Oates and others confirmed dead, with Terra Nova searching and news reaching Oamaru, New Zealand.
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Scott
Hebert F. Beat
Hrltink
Antarctic
Fival
Amundean
Emerch
Pol
Perishee
Niccard
South Pole
San Praneteon
New Zealand
Tatidon
Thal
Robert & Seat
Cagetin Todd Aniindeen
Seortalo
Anmenderns Hut
Wheland
Scotts
Oamaru
Nowa
Linthetan
AL Wileon
LB 0
Lante
Dragoons
MR. Bowers
Royal Lladian Marine
EK. Byane
Royal Navy
New
Yeoland
Ieoort F. Scott
Caraif
Beott
London
Hears of Daughter's Death Spark Kronen Case in Richmond
Laura Boyder mother of Lillian Lorraine Nellix, who died in New York, allegedly attempted to harm her own eel by cutting its throat at Poor tenner in Richmond after learning of her daughter's death. Friends say the incident affected Mrs Bayder's mental state.
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Laura Boyder
Lillian Lorraine Nellix
New York
Tenner
Richmond
Turkiye and Allies in Balkans Battle Dispatches
Dispatches recount heavy casualties with five thousand Turks and twenty five hundred Allied troops killed across two days. Reports note rout of Turkish forces at Mulak and ongoing peace talks in Constantinople. Other items mention miner deaths in Charleston, a guard incident in Kansas City, and a Princeton University wedding interception.
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London
Serviene
Beutart
Marden Joli Bill
Mulak
Constantinople
Balkans
State Senate action and notable events span across nation
A chaotic weekly digest notes Kansas State Senate action tolerating a measure, city crime trials, and high profile cases. It mentions a 6 million dollar “wharp hanger” trade, Chicago university social dinner investigations, executions in Reno and Detroit, legal moves in Moline and Indianapolis, and Vernon Texas trial dates for slayer Join Meat Swed with ties to earlier Amarillo events.
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Kansas
State Senate
Fouls Creceliva
Louis
Johanna Crecellis
Webt City
Jiatiien Lynn
Galena
Kaw
Hiargalie
Portowa
UW University of Chicago
United States
Detroit
Secere
Moline
George M. Shinny
Bowiital
Chilcago
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Freeahiman Clasa
Georgetown University Law School
Ardeona
Frederick Leon Roach
John M. Hoach
Will Marre
Mary Snyder Hutherford Howel
Chicago
John Barry
Bt Laie
Ed Smythe
Janes Fi
Poors
Thriee Iron
Chares W. Milloe
Indianapolis
Paul J. Morrie
St. Louie
Renate
AL Hoyer
Vernon
Tex
Young Hoyer
Amarillo
Dover
Bert Worth
Roend
Unstable Washington News Hints at Wartime Tensions
A chaotic Washington scene mentions 46 million packages, oil fires, and gaps in janitorial duties at the White House. It notes diplomatic strains with Hollvie and Peru and mentions President Wilson retaining a Canadian housekeeper and a growing gift collection.
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Amerea
Costa Kion
United States
Hubidine
Department of Agrculture
Imetriot
Washington
Mowat Free Department
Congressional Reflections Highlight Hearings and Appointments
The House foreign affairs committee held a hearing on Mexican indemnity claims. Indian affairs approved an Indian appropriation of 61,600,000. Rep Morgan urged 40,000,000 to compensate Oklahoma for losses on ten taxable Sande. Eulogies paid to Senators Taylor Nevada Nixon and others. Various mentions of legislative actions, speeches, and ceremonies across national politics.
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Houre
Morgan
Hille
Oklahoma
Ate
Taylor
Tenneene
Niven
Nevada
Madison
Mitchell W Kansee
Internal Revenue
Cawell
Treasury Department
Oleomar
Thorns
Colorado
Senate
Iworge
Nixon
Tetll
Giggenheim
Charles & Thome
Colorada
Tin State
Coumress
Chiurkee J. Meghew, Jr
Unrest and assassinations amid Mexican power shift
A fragmented report traces the killing of Gen. Hornado Moyes and the Madero opposition in Mexico as Porfirio Diaz loyalists seize control of the capital after a revolutionary coup. It notes related political turmoil, labor union activity in Wellington, and scattered military actions in Europe and Africa.
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Hornado Moyes
Vilage
Progressive
Mexico
Maderen
Wrmd
Iey Martin
New York
Christchurch
Mayfair
United States
Uvervconed
Seveler
Ailian Helens Stalle
Cincinnati
Prinier Michel Murat
Athalic Church
Marceilles
Wyoming News of the Week highlights in Sheridan and Cheyenne
Sheriff and police actions across Wyoming include arrests for illegal liquor sales at Bhowhon, a death in Newcastle, and a fire loss at Cody Trading Company. Reports cover new county plans, railway and telephone expansions, a Cheyenne governor reception, and local economic developments in Albany Weston and Laramie counties.
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the Progress Association of
N.D. DeHaven
Newcastle
Worland
Willam G. Johnson
Fremont County
United States
Honolulu
Charles J. Bon
Cheyenne
Mra. Carey
Undertaker Stryker
Laram
C. B. Mann
Meetert
Mongreh
Sheridan
Flux Ralers
Weston County
Albany County
Chamber of Commerce
Laramie
Joe Montoya
Powder Tim
Bagen
People’s Telephone Company
Pine Butte
Hoop
Arvada
Powder River
Wyoming Legislature Probes and Bills Reported to House
A non-partisan commission named by the Senate and House will investigate prison conditions and state institutions with Edward J Martiay, OFfFo Byrne, TG Powers and TRK Wilwon named as commissioners. The body can report by February 17. House actions cover cattle inspection before shipping and tax matters, plus several public land and stock bills. Capitol funding and a capital building levy were introduced, with a joint resolution to probe a manson and forger in West Virginia.
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Senate
House
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sherman
Laraie County
Wate Capitol
Manaon
Kelly
Laramie County
EH. Manson
Sweetwater County
Floyd G. Roberts
West Virginia
Governor Carey’s three appointments confirmed by House
The governor named W A Wyman of Cheyenne to the board of health for four years, W K Hart of Cheyenne as adjutant general for two years, and CG Hopkins as state land commissioner for two years. Also listed are coal mine inspectors Lilchriet Noo and George Blacker, state pass commissioners and five state farm commissioners among others.
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Bixteen Kilicn
Dattio
Charleston
Vac
Bixteen
Cheyenne
Carey
House
W. A. Wyman
Board of Health
W. K. Hart
CG. Hopkins
Astate
Senate
George Blacker
Uluta County
WB Jones
Sheridan County
Big Horn County
Loule Cops
Converse County
Thomas Bell
Luk
Howse
Buffalo
John L. Jordan
John H. Gordon
Alec Mastie
F. Vaughan
Missing labor bill exonerates Speaker pro tem Hunter
In a finding from the secretary of state’s office the labor measure is resolved and Hunter is exonerated. The Democrats and labor had accused him of burying the bill to bolster the campaign for the seat.
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Cheyenne
Cvcretary of States
Aged General Reyee Among Killed in Pitched Battle
A pitched battle before the palace leaves General Reyee and several officers dead. The clash draws troops from rival factions as the capital city braces for further clashes and potential political fallout.
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Reyee
Timeline of the Mexican Revolution 1910 entry to 1912 events
Chronology notes Madero entering race for president and early revolt actions, battles at La 1011. Mexican and American troop movements toward Texas border, key defections and leadership changes, brief references to Gomez and rebel actions through 1912.
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Texan Ponte
New
J—Mehele Hame Gomez
Mexican revolt update as students seize Mexico City
Students enter Mexico City at dawn and free Generals Felix Diez and Bernardo Reyes. President Madero, warned by his brother, rushes to the national palace but is besieged throughout the day.
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Mexico City
Felix Diez
Bernardo Reyes
Madero
National Palace
General Bellic lose first assault near palace amid turmoil
Reports from the capital describe General Reyon killed in an initial volley before the palace as General Diaz demands Madero resign. shebels patrol streets while the city remains under threat. Two American women killed and total deaths near twenty as President Madero abandons the palace at night. General Hianquet moves with about 1,000 federal troops toward General Mus from Tuluca.
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Reyon
Diaz
Madero
Shebels
Hianquet
Tuluaca
Mus
Mexican leader Madero flees capital amid cabinet resignations
Reports say President Madero and his family fled Mexico City toward the eastern coast as Cabinet members resign. Bridges to Toluca burned and General Banquet reportedly refuses to fight for Banquet’s forces. In Mexico City mutiny erupts as General Reyes is killed at the palace and the arsenal is seized. General Dias leads Diaz loyalists with artillery in control of the capital.
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Mexico City
Madero
Banquet
Felix Diag Manquet
Cty
Toluca
Messco City
Galveston
Tex
Pelix Maz
Olas
Hernando Reyes
Gallons Palace
Ceneral Reyes
Dias
Porfirio Diaz
Hiauguet
Great Discovery and School Fears in Family Tale
A fragmented piece describes Georgie refusing school citing illiteracy and doubt, a grandmother prompting schooling, and a mix of quotes from ancient myth and Emerson. The text blends anecdotes about education and life advice with brief cultural references.
He sleeps well, praised as a good man
A brief note from a reader calls him a good man who sleeps peacefully, reflecting on character and rest. The line suggests quiet respect rather than a specific event or name.
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Chee
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