Governor Quells Prison Fire at New Mexico Penitentiary
Governor McDonald took personal charge as a blaze swept the New Mexico penitentiary endangering about 300 inmates. The fire destroyed the roofs of the main office and a cell house, with $15,000 in damage. Two hundred prisoners were in the cell house when the fire began and nearly all were rescued. extra guards and militia were deployed as the blaze raged through the night.
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Newcomner Union
New Mex
Gov- Gem Sanmaiee
Atate Penitentary Eutiad
Ghd
Man
Ell House
Evernor McDonald
National Guard
Herring
United States Indian Echoe
Desperate Federal Revolt Tide at Ojinaga Crossing
Panic erupts as part of the Mexican Federal army deserts trenches at Ojinaga and crosses the Rio Grande into Presidio Texas. About a thousand Federals are found on the American bank armed, disarmed by Major McNamee, then marched back to the Mexican side. Casualties and confusion follow as leaders try to maintain order.
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Presidio
Tex
Ojinaga
Mexico
McNamee
Joe Salacar
Salvador Merenio
Adams and Wife Imperiled in Melbourne Deep Water
A maritime disaster report describes Adams and his wife stranded in heavy seas near Melbourne with fifteen feet of water closing in. Rescue delays threaten their safety as a relief crew struggles to reach the yacht and the situation worsens without timely aid. The crew included a named Thai official and a London association member, with high profile figures aboard and a large vessel crew aboard the vessel.
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Melbourne
Gulf of Moris
Traman
Thle Gade
Vault breach at Acoville clears path for loot amid burying deaths
A1860s report details a gang tunneling 150 feet to breach a concrete vault at Mire National Bank in Acoville. The incident leaves multiple deaths in Calumet Michigan as investigators probe the forcible entry and possible accomplices within local authorities.
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Ban Frapcieca
Cravkemen
Mire
Ghillied
Winter wheat area and condition update
The Department of Agriculture reports 36,506,000 acres sown to winter wheat this fall with a Dec 1 condition at 97.2 percent of normal. Rye sown area is 2,702,000 acres and Dec 1 rye condition stands at 85.2 percent of normal. The report compares current figures with last year and ten year averages across Northern and Western states.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Huerta to Quit Presidency in Mexico City Report
Reported plan states Enrique Gonzalo Huerta to leave the presidency with General Huerta retiring as reforms install Enrique D. de la Bar or Gerostieta to lead the next government. Diplomats weigh the river of shifts as Villa and rebels may seek peace.
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Mexico
Enrique Gerostieta
Roinister of Justice
Huerta
Gerovticta Fe
Iluerta
Clon Milaluter
Aefor Cerestiota
Monterey
Ananee
Chita
Moex
Wren
Fallo
Bambonert
Countey
Mentien
Froneleen Villa
Amy
Washington Race on Bail and Legislation Planned
Washington Seastor Bhufroth of Coloredo leads the committee on Pacific Stande and Parte Rieu to call the Mere Race to spend the bail dup torees of serving epditions on the teland. The issue will be the subject of forthcoming legislation.
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Washington
Seastor Bhufroth
Coloredo
Theiaaen
Committee On Pacific Stande
Parte Rieu
Incoherent account of wartime political intrigue and trials
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic scene with names and places like Mexico Japan and La Barra as a special envoy is sent to shock Japan for participation in a centennial event. It mentions executions and trials with unclear actions and dates amid garbled phrases and miscopied terms.
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de la Barra
Japa
Prancteco
Dey la Herre
Mexico
Japan
Peteone
Msecotte
Bimmer
Company Declares Dividend Amid Market Turbulence
New York based Ceotrad iearcher Company announced a dividend despite indecipherable notes in the OCR text. Investors reacted as the firm reorganizes amid unclear share details and compensation figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mithun Dilars
New York
Denver Werne Land Office Jon Werblog Details
Poorly legible OCR fragment mentions land office and names Jon Werblog and Mary Vole. Readable items include Denver and Cutled Suton. Context unclear due to garbled text. cannot confirm event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Werne
Mary Vole Ture
Teaver
Otter
Rebels Slay 300 Soldiers After Zacatecas Capture
Details from Western Sewspaper Union Mews report the massacre of the Juchipila garrison in Zacatecas after Rebel forces seized the town. Three hundred soldiers were taken prisoner and killed after torture, with widespread looting and atrocities including dragging men by horses and mutilation. The article notes Huerta’s transfer orders, Zapatista advances, and fear of an attack on Cuernavaca and Mexico City.
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Union
Mexico City
Juchipila
Zacatecas
Irebelo
Cuernavaca
Huerta
Morelos
Cuautla
Zapatistas
Mexico
Federal District
Yauteper
Quernavaca
Zapata
Taylor Seeks Record With Colorado Bills
Congressman Taylor of Colorado pushes to set a record by introducing several bills. The measures include conveying Trouper's lake to Colorado and extending a weather observation project at Delia, along with varied provisions on land, rail mileage books, and postal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weehington
Taylor
Colorado
Trouper's Lake
Delia
Desert
United States
Henry W. Wood of Chillicothe Dies Suddenly
Henry W. Wood, an outspoken admirer of President Wilson, died suddenly at his home in Chillicothe. The long time resident was active in local civic affairs and known for his support of progressive causes. The community mourns the loss of a prominent figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicathe
Ohia
Henry W. Woodrow
Wilson
Riot in Los Angeles Leaves One Dead Five Wounded
The scene at a city area erupted with violence as rioters clashed with police. twenty participants were arrested. Amid the chaos officers fired, wounding several and killing one man identified as Adames, who was among riot leaders.
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Los Angeles
Elif Oene
Meawan
Wee
Plese
Ieek
Adames
Clow lead interview marks notable 1905 obituary work
Clow lead in Ohio discusses the ongoing service on De Bueld Avenue and the impact of a 1905 interview. The article highlights the period's notable modern world history as reflected in the interview and its enduring significance.
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Clow
Ohio
John D
Unclear fragment from Pomema committee notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Viet napher and Pomema committee with unclear names and roles. The readable bits reference a committee by Gia erma Othewe, but essential details, dates, or actions are missing. Further context is needed to form a proper headline and summary.
Moyer Attacked Aboard Train After Harrington Stay
Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, says about 25 men beat him in the Scott hotel Han cock Michigan room then dragged him to a train and forced him to leave. He reports being struck with a revolver butt and shot in the back, with blood on his pillow and linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aics News Service
Milwaukee
Wis
Scott Hotel
Hancock
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Minera
Chicago
Moyer
Calumet
Mr. Moyer
Sher. Cruse
Charles ‘ Tanner
California
Western Federation
Bend
Kioeks
Jamen McNen Uten
Calumet & Hecla Mines
Tamber
Allinpee
Stillan Ell
Wobie
Hmancork
James McNaughton
Calumet & Heelg Company
Miner Olinghouse Heirs Fortune in Wahoo Area
By the death of Elk Olinghouse a miner of Wahoo county Nebraska his 13 year old nephew Paul Olinghouse now in Heatrive inherits the fortune valued at sixty thousand dollars.
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Miner Villa
Heatrive
Neb
Elk « Olinghouse
Wahoo County
New
Paul Olinghouse
World's Tiniest Man Dies in London
A record notes the death of John William White known as the smallest man in the world. He stood about twenty five inches tall and lived in London. He died at Bouland? where he had been cared for.
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London
John William White
Bouthond
Kuan Steam Yacht Starboard Drift Sinks in Coastal Tide
Passengers and crew aboard the wooden steam schooner Kuan were able to reach the shore after a mishap at sea. Rescue efforts succeeded with all aboard reported safe, though the vessel was left damaged on the coast.
Fragmented OCR Note on Christmas Mass at Bishop Carroll
Readable lines note a Christmas or religious event linked to Bishop Carroll with references to Mont and Cruse and incomplete phrases about a celebration or ceremony. Entities include Bishop Carroll and possible individuals Mont and Cruse. Context remains unclear due to garbled text.
Calumet Fire Tragedy Leaves 72 Dead at Italian Hall
In Calumet Michigan on Christmas Eve a deadly crush killed 72 people after a panic cry of fire. The tragedy struck during a miners strike gathering at Italian Hall. Rescue workers report five wounded as witnesses describe desperate attempts to save children and infants amid a tightly packed stairway crush. A mass meeting pledged financial aid and unity, while authorities seek the unknown agitator blamed for the false alarm.
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Calumet
Mich
Dee
Christ
Ely
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Glaire
Matt Sari
Patrick Ryan
Ryan
Mons K
Angelo Curto
Mra. A. Niemela
Vctims
John Burrill
Forty-Four Tiny Caskets in Michigan Fatal Christmas Tragedy
In Calumet Michigan on December 15 the Western Corporation of Miners buried forty four victims from the Christmas Eve pantie disaster. Nine bodies including forty four children were carried through a snowbound route to a Lake Superior view cemetery. Thousands of miners escorted the funerals as onlookers testified to the grief that has overwhelmed the county.
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Calimet
Mich
Dee
Lake Superior
Spectatora
Malian
No Lack of Winter This Year Warns U S Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau predicts a harsh winter across the United States as forecasters warn of widespread cold and heavy precipitation based on early signs and seasonal patterns.Authorities urge preparation for potential storms and disruptions.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
President Celebrates 67th Birthday Amid Messages
The president, aged 67, received letters and telegrams of congratulations from across the nation. Messages came from personal friends and many previously unknown to the president, reflecting wide public regard.
Milwaukee Firm Suspends Operations in Downtown Stores
A Milwaukee company filing for bankruptcy pauses operations at its downtown outlet. Med city officials report the firm’s only petition to seek relief under bankruptcy laws.
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Milwaukee
Whe - Latty
Ivot
Med
National Banks Beek Membership Across States
National banks expand membership and trust across states as large cities join the program. Officials announce broader inclusion to stabilize financial services nationwide and bolster interbank cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banks
Washinston
Federal Official Accepts Resignation of Chicago Chief of Investigation
Federal official accepts the resignation of DeWoody from his post as chief of the Chicago Bureau of Investigation, effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWoody
Chicage Gmelw
Wyoming coal output dominates state mineral value
Wyoming coal miners produced 6,744,864 short tons in 1911 valued at 10,908,863, forming about 90 percent of the state's mineral output. In 1912 coal accounted for 7,464,124 tons valued at 11,648,058 as total mineral value rose to 12,574,085. Other minerals totaled about 1,700,000 with diverse products and future phosphate deposits promising further industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wyoming
Ince
Wyoming’s 70 peaks exceed 12000 feet in height
The tallest Wyoming summit is Gannett Peak at 13746 feet, with Grand Teton at 13747 feet close behind. Fremont Peak, Kalfe Point, Mount Helen and 21 named plus 49 unnamed peaks exceed 12000 feet, totaling about 70 high summits in the state.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Gannett Peak
United States Geological Survey
Grand Teton
Fremont Peak
Kalfe Point
Mount Helen
Despondent woman attempts suicide over pony seizure
In Sheridan Wye a despondent woman Mrs Lawrence Saliabury tried to poison herself as a sheriff planned to remove her team of Shetland ponies to satisfy a claim. A boarder knocked the glass away, burning his hands while stopping her action though she harmed her lips mouth and throat.
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Sheridan
Wye
Lawrence Saliabury
Railroad workers die in crash near Black Buttes
Cheyenne report states railroad electrician F. Cress of Omaha and locomotive fireman T. T. Moore of Rawlins were killed when Union Pacific freight train No. 235 collided with the Los Angeles Limited passenger train at Black Buttes, 255 miles west of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
F. C. Cress
Omaha
T. T. Moore
Rawlins
Black Buttes
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Engineer Cheyenne Willan McNulty Killed in Train Wreck
A Colorado and Southern era passenger train overturn near Hordeaux injures no others. Engineer Cheyenne Willan McNulty is killed, McNulty crushed under his engine. The wreck involves two locomotives and occurred eighty one miles from here.
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Cheyenne
Willan & McNulty
Hordeaux
Here
McNulty
First black wolf killed in Park County in Wyoming
Cody reports the first black wolf killed in Park County and the third ever in Wyoming by Jack Schofield. The animal’s skin measured several feet in length and its hair was jet black, a rare sight south of the Alaska boundary in America.
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Cody
Park County
Wyoming
Jack Schofield
America
Alaskan
Death of J. J. Elkina Found in Sheep Wagon
J J Elkina died after a fall that caused a head injury on a stone curb near Cokeville. He refused medical help and was found dead in his sheep wagon the next morning on the town outskirts.
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Cokeville
J. J. Elkina
Cheyenne-Dick Evana Arrest Tied to Saddle Theft
Cheyenne-Dick Evana, a cowboy arrested on saddle theft charges, was identified as Alex Evens who fled to Musko vee Oklahoma for horse theft. He fights extradition.
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Cheyenne
Dick Evana
Waa
Alex Evens
Muskovee
Okla
Unidentified man found dead on Colorado Southern track north of here
A frozen body of an unknown man was discovered lying along the Colorado Southern track three times north of here. It is believed he fell from a passing train and died from exposure.
Dragged to Death In Wagon Accident Name Missing
A person was dragged to death between two locations in a wagon accident. The incident involved bystanders and a bystander named Dyron, with running gear failing during the drag. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowley
Heroe
Dyron
Wool Brings 19 Cents At Local Market
Medium wool sales reported with prices reaching up to 19 cents per pound. Buyers and sellers described steady demand and typical market activity for wool in the region.
Casper Growth and Refinery Spending in City Report
The report shows Casper's growth and expansion with major outlays in refinery projects. Key investments include Standard Oil refinery modernization at 7,000,000 and Midwest Oil refinery improvements at 600,000. Additional funds cover Midwest Company improvements 30,000, Burlington railroad 200,400, and new business and housing at 270,000.
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Conor
Leon
Standard OW Company
Votingty No
Midwest Off Company
Franco Oil Company
Midwest Company
Burlington Railroad
Eleven Gleere Beer Shipment Returns Revealed
A shipment of beer to market shows batch weight and quality indicators from cattle raised on the upper Kithy and Bridger creeks. The top lot weighed about 1.46 tons and averaged $95.60. Total proceeds from the week are not fully listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopelle
Aliieop
Epper Kithy
Bridger Creek
Gael
Henle
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief At 10 Cents
An old advertisement claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach and liver, remove sour food and foul gases, and ease constipation without gripe. It touts a nightly dose for morning freshness, costing only 10 cents and targeting headaches and biliousness.
Neighborhood quarrel over boys ends with stretcher plan
Mrs. Gordon dismisses a neighbor’s report of James and Edward fighting. The neighbor offers to settle the matter and says she will send James over on a stretcher within an hour or two, as noted in Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Papes Diapep sin touted as quick stomach regulator
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapep sin as a fast safe remedy for dyspepsia indigestion gas heartburn and sour stomach. The copy promises rapid relief within minutes and claims a fifty cent case yields extensive satisfaction for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Ady
Boy Quits School Allegedly After Birth Clock Tale
In York Superintendent Maxwell reports a Bohemian pupil named Yakubicks abruptly left class claiming he was 14 years old at three o clock in the afternoon, declared ready to quit school and waved farewell as he departed the room. He said he was off to learn paotmakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
York
Yakubicks
Yakubicka
Kemington Typewriter Ad Promises Reconditioned Models
Factory re manufactured Kemington No. 6 and No 7 typewriters offered at 1 to 5 dollars per month or 27 cash with guarantee by the manufacturer. Smith Premiers No 2 and No 4 priced at 25 per month or 22.50 cash. Typewriters ship on approval after 5 and reference. Write today Kemington Typewriter Co 1633 Champant Denver Colo Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemington
Smith
Kemington Typewriter Co
Champant
Denver
Colo
Ady
Transparent Advances for the Loan Agreement
A brief note describes transparent advances tied to a loan, referencing terms and possible arrangements. The fragment hints at a financial setup involving compliance and clear disbursement practices.
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Wheatos
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Mildred Aljteon Hexpont
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Mre
Hearet
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Committee of Citizens
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Gale
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