Panama Canal Progress Report Stirs Taft Praise
The 1913 Panama canal project adapts to 1910 dates with promised completion in 1993 within $875,000 authorized. President Taft commends Colonel Goethals for advances on the Gallaoet rock canal plan and a new waterway that accelerates shipping and employment toward early completion.
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Panama
Taft
Jannie Gatun
Prenlitene Taft
Goethus
Goethus He Expressed Bieemment As the Work Eeccomplished Withe bin Whalt
Andrea
Goethale
Congress
Birdman Flies in Denver at Overland Park
Ralph Johoatone, aviator known as Birdman, completed a trial flight at Overland Park Denver Tuesday evening before 5. He rose above the field for nearly five minutes, circled twice, and landed almost where he began amid a crowd of spectators.
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Denver
Ralph Johoatone
Overland Park
Birdman
Wealth Estimate of Standard Oil VP Before Death
Before his death, Standard Oil vice president Al er McDonald told friends he estimated his fortune between 15000000 and 000000, saying he kept no books. An inventory later showed his riches at 6000000 dollars.
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New York
Aler McDonald
Standard Oil Company
Cooper acquitted in Canneck murder trial at Nashville
Nobln J. Cooper is found not guilty in the murder case of former Senator Edward W. Carmack. The jury was sent back for a verdict after a hold by Attorney General prompted a late reopening of the case. The lengthy Tennessee trial ends with Cooper and another figure acquitted. the broader case includes Colonel Duncan B and Jobo Sharp with prior indictments and related outcomes.
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Nashville
Teen
Nobln J. Cooper
Edward W. Canneck
Pee
Courte of
Tennessee
Keble J. Cooper
Duncan B
Jobo Sharp
Carmack
Num
Coopers
Supreme Court
Sateen
Emigrant Killed In Wreck In Colorado
A brief dispatch reports a fatal wreck near Storing Colorado involving a local emigrant. Investigators say the incident occurred on the high road with unclear details, as authorities sort through the scene and identify the victim and possible causes.
Thanksgiving Proclamation and 1910 Washington events
The draft Thanksgiving Proclamation honors the Providence and national unity of the United States. It notes President Taft’s administration, the nation’s progress, and calls prayer and gratitude from churches. Reports also cover post the constitutional convention, Los Angeles population rise, and Colorado fruit exhibits at a regional exposition with Grand Junction growers presenting premium apples and pears.
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Mhoents
Arte
Bering Sea City
United States
Los Angeles
Colorado
Nathmal Porthout Rural Association
Downet Butts
Grand Junction
Grand Valley
Montasumo Valley
Delta
Montrose
French Aviator Flies From Varia to Mradeole for Prize
M Le Gagneux with a passenger completed a long winter journey to claim a $100,000 prize offered by the Automobile club. A train wreck marred the trip, and Count Lao Voldtol died of fever at Antapowa rail station. Count Tobatol remains missing as inquiries continue. In Europe, Prince Napoleon and Princess Crom entime wed in Turin amid royal anticipation.
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M. le Gagneux
Varia
Mradeole
Lao ‘Voldtol
Antapowa
Huseta
Melersburg
Milwaukee Borrowing Increases To Meet November Costs
The administration in Milwaukee has borrowed 140 000 to cover November expenses and may borrow again before tax receipts arrive to close the deficit. Wyoming elects a Republican legislature while Frank Mondell seeks reelection amid party insurgent support. The national mood hints at a political convulsion akin to a historic wave, with parties trading majorities in the House.
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Milwauker
Wyoming
Aleo
UN Bender
Clarelyn D. Clark
Frank W Mondell
Be.lief
Joseph M
Heputican Ac
Far
Mexican lynching and anti American riots reported
Reports to the state department claim Antonio Rodrigues a Mexican accused of involvement in a burning at Springs Texas was born in New Mexico. Secretary Wilson and Armour predict lower prices will help consumers as tensions rise between the United States and Mexico over rioting and desecration of the American flag.
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State Department
Antonio Rodrigues
Tex
New Mexico
Wilson
Phares W. Armour
Aave
Mexico
Tewan
Cadad Porfirio
Iar
United States
Fielder Jones Denies Comeback Plans as Boxing Interest Grows
Portland sports figure Fielder Jones denies plans to return to management or competition. Meanwhile heavyweight champion Jack Johnson is nearing agreement on a bout with challengers eager for a shot at the title.
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Fielder Jones
Portland
Chicago White Sox
Jack Johnson
Many notable figures amid a string of dramatic events
A long garbled wire service column reports Armour claiming food prices peak and decline, a New York murder case and a Sanitation issue, a $10,000,000 melon dividend at Sears Troobuck, streetcar disaster in Michigan with multiple deaths, suicides and births statistics, a lynching nearby, Governor Campbell mobilizing deputies, misprints on aviation claims, and the death of U S Senator Alexander Stephen Clay at age 87 in Atlanta.
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Charles W. Armour
Armourn
Mente
Chicago
John J. Rockefeller
Peter Lillijohn
New York
Mier
John la Varge
Uotler Hospital
Providence
Walker
Marshal Charles K. Bush
Montesmi
Macon Jal
Peter Christian
Port Ednant
Seara Troobuck & Co
Kaluragon
Michigan Walied Railways Company
Michigan Central Railroad
Kalamagoo
Pasengers
Baltimore
America
Wyoming News Brief Says Yard Rebuild Delayed
A Wyoming notice from authorities reports the rebuilding of the yard at Wheelsend will be delayed to prevent traffic disruption. Laramie officials say trackage will be reused and work paused to avoid heavy congestion.
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Laramie
Explosion Kills Two Miners in Sublet Coal Mines
An early report states two Japanese miners died in Sublet coal mines when a dyom foke prematurely exploded a charge while five others were nearby. The incident details remain unclear as investigation continues.
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Kemwmeroy Teo
Record Price for Wyoming Land in Buffalo
What is believed to be the highest price ever paid for Wyoming land in this state covered the tract for five acres of cultivated land located near the place. It was made Wednesday when Charles McDonald paid Fred W. Wildenberger $600 per acre.
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Wyoming Landa
Buffalo
Wyoming Land
Charles McDonald
Fred W. Wildenberger
Republican Majority Seen in Joint Ballot Returns
Cheyenne reports Republican leaders show election returns indicating a Republican majority in each house on joint ballot. Democrats claim a 44 to 39 lead on joint ballot, with county results possibly pushing the lower house to 45 Democrats and 38 Republicans.
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Cheyenne
Stockman Representative Sick in Omaha
Francis James, the stockman representative from Cheyenne, reached Omaha after six hundred miles on horseback. He became seriously ill, with doctors expecting recovery after rest. He had been lecturing about range views during the journey.
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Cheyenne
Francis James
Omaha
Jamea
Fuller Quits Land Office in Wake of Democratic Victory
Cheyenne reports the resignation of R. P. Fuller as state commissioner of public lands following the Democratic win in the recent state election. The party pledged a change if its candidates won. Fuller’s resignation is dated earlier, though officials dispute the timing amid campaign dynamics and prior removal concerns.
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Cheyenne
R. P. Puller
Tite
Fuller
He Ware
New Telephone Service Planned for Pine Bluff
The People's Telephone Company with $10,000 capital aims to bring exchange service to Pine Bluff and nearby Pine Marts. The project includes a toll line to Albin and a new relay point to connect Pine Bluff with Le Grange and Cheyenne. Material purchases indicate progress toward completion.
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Pine Bluffa
People's Telephone Company
L. Deatty
Scotia Bluffs State Bank
Etyle
Pine Marts
Albin
Pine Bluffe
Polnemae
le Grange
Fragmentary Local News Item From Idaho Visit
An unclear report from Idaho describes an event involving a young person and a confrontation. It mentions a body, a fire, and examination by a parent or guardian, with a sequence pointed to as occurring on a Monday.
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Parley
F. Walton
Melenel
Idaho
Lear
Civil Service Examination Dates Announced
Officials announce December civil service test dates for the Gul Gervice Examination in Chevente. The December sittings cover common administrative and clerical posts with brackets for eligibility and registration details.
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Civil Service
Waftiow
Local Sheridan County items report misadventures and accidents
Reports from Sheridan county cover a patrol promotion for Deputy Stockwell, a Missouri man fined for illegal hunting, a tiger of a dog shot in the timber, a hunter wounded by a rifle discharge, and a fatal train strike near Rock Springs. It notes a mall train fatality, a church fundraiser, a hay fire, and a boy lost in a forest with a dramatic rescue. Rangers prepare for winter work including trapping and road building, while a Millia car accident ends in a worker's death and a funeral procession proceeds in the county.
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Rock Springs
Clark
Mineouri
Johimoy
Chirley Barwaide
Sheridan
Dr. Nolan
Barnwide
Arthur Jorging
Hudson
M. Fouk
Butte, Mont
Epiacopal Walling Fund
Lila
Diante
Wille Dale Stark
Angel Stark
Muntley
Cody
Dig Horn
Millia
Matanily Wien
County Capenne
Gitletto
J. Beatle
Wyoming
Woman Recounts Suffering and Swamp Root Relief
A woman from Rocky, Arkansas recounts severe kidney hemorrhage relief after using Kilmer's Swamp Root. She bought a fifty cent bottle and three more, credits it with stopping pain and overwork symptoms, and urges others to write for a sample and booklet.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Bathing Salt Promises Color Ends Up on Back
In a Wildean exchange from Harper's Weekly a buyer complains that bathing salt dyed fast colors rubbed onto his back. The bathing master insists the color will transfer elsewhere, prompting a humorous quip about removing it from the back later.
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Binks
Harper's Weekly
Plea for meat in the pie debate echoes beef economy
A Londoner remarks that Americans favor pies with meat while noting proper pies require meat. The reply cites beef packers forcing economic trimming, illustrating cross cultural views on food and cost.
Murine Eye Remedy Sells in Various Forms
A historical ad promotes Murine Eye Remedy for red weak weary and watery eyes with granular lids. It lists liquid bottles at 25¢ 600 and $1.00 plus Murine Eye Salve in aseptic tubes priced at $1.00 and mentions free eye books and advice at Eye Books and Eye Advice Free Mall.
Indignant patient battles doctors over possible appendicitis
Two specialists pound and probe the man amid debate on appendicitis. They discuss surgery timing as the patient resists, asking what they think he is to them, showing fear and stubborn courage.
Easy Marke and the City Con Men
Uncle Bilas Gevhaw lectures on easy marks after a week in the city. A local peddler hawks tricks and claims the chapo is fake, drawing skepticism from Daddy Squash and others.
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Bilas
Borg
Daddy Squashne
Uncle Bilas
Peddin' Artinhgou
Grasa
Fragmentary Auto Test Transcript
A partial OCR fragment notes a person praising a new car and mentioning a test run lasting about an hour. No clear names, places, or events are readable to establish specifics.
More Than Ever Increased Capacity for Mental Labor
Former heavy coffee drinkers report improved mental endurance after switching to water and simple stimulants. A female writer describes relief from coffee heart symptoms and anxiety after two weeks, noting steadier nerves and better physical strength as kidney and bowel function normalized.
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Cottes
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