President Wilson Triggers Panama Canal Breakthrough
The White House telegraph key sent by President Wilson 4,000 miles away caused the Gamboa dike explosion opening the Panama Canal’s waterway. Dikes cleared, Gatun lake water flows into Culebra cut, dredges begin work, and initial transit times and tolls are outlined.
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Washington
United States
Gamboa
Panama Canal
Wilson
White House
Jann
Pacific
Goethals
Gamboa Dike
Panama
Gatun Lake
Curebra
Culebra
Tts
Atlantic
Camiloa
Techdraft Vensels
Gatun
Knehing
Gambon
Watt
Pedro Miguel
de Erent
Havigailon
Reconstruction work and panama canal project details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe excavation yards, meters and heights linked to a Panama project. Mentions monetary figures 25 million and 1.1 billion, paths, dates, and workers with scattered references to sites and equipment.
Players share in World Series tops two hundred thousand
Unofficial figures show 50 players will split about $195,164 from World Series receipts in Philadelphia. Winners receive 60 percent and losers 40 percent. Each winning player gets $3,244 while each rower receives $2,162. Attendance and totals are listed with commissions and club shares.
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Philadelphia
National Commission
Wife Saye Husband Slew Sona in Multiple Murders
Testimony at the examining trial alleges the wife killed four members of her family across years with fear of her husband ending only when jailed. The account notes three deaths in November 110 and March 191, May 1001, and a fourth recently, with Mrs Vraneleco y Uribnte describing the couple’s actions. A separate item reports a deal to purchase the Carbonate Queen property on Battle Mountain by Bore Mine and Milling Company, with development work to start and Ei Gro to operate through the Hollpae shaft, targeting extending to the Carbomate Queen.
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Vraneleco Y Uribnte
Cripple Creeke
Battle Mountain
Bore Mine
Om & Large Coule
Ei Gro Corporation
Hollpae
Lydia E. Pinkham
Henry Heavilin
Cadiz
Ohio
Fort Worth
Texas
E. Finkhaw
Henry Heaving
Edward B. Hilbert
Fleetwood
Mia
Eowanna
Hite
F. P. Mullendore
Munford
Ala
Hal
Alam
Seenukham
Fire damages milling plant and grain losses in Kansas City blaze
A fire at the Southwestern Milling Company plant in Kansas City Kansas destroyed 24000 bushels of wheat and 15000 barrels of Maui causing an estimated loss of 660000. The report also mentions unrelated items including a former ambassador arriving in Europe and a range of other brief notes.
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Kansas City
Sivetory
Southwestern Milling Company
Kan
Maui
Crop production estimates show lower yields in 1919 crops
The Department of Agriculture releases preliminary estimates for major crops with October conditions. Corn yields per acre are down versus 1912 amid lower planted area. spring wheat and oats show declines from 1919 and historic averages while barley and apples show mixed results.
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Westery
Union Neww Moreton Washington
Department of Agriculture
Poona
Sore
No Hope of Election Amid Mexican Crisis Changes
Secretary Bryan and President Wilson announce U S pressure on Huerta over imprisoned Mexican deputies. John Lind and Charge O Shaughnessy to press for safe custody while US policy favors Mexican self determination and avoids new intervention. Germany to send warships. U S ships unchanged. Carmen and Campeche refugees watched by navy doctors. Denver agency head T Norton dies by suicide in hotel balcony.
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Kewenaper Wallen
Washington
Bryan
Wilean
White House
John Lind
Vera Cros
O'Shaughneny
Mexico City
Muerte
United States
Lind
Huerta
O'Shaughnessy
Huera
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Germany
Geonnny
Mexicam Waetera
Mermegy
Wilken
Department
Carmen
Campeche
Navy
Busch Heir Left 75 Million Estate for Public Causes
The late Adolphus Buech of Germany died leaving a will reportedly valued around 75 million dollars. Executed about five years ago by August Tach Edward Vaust and others, it allegedly directs control of the Busch brewery to direct bequests for charitable educational and public uses.
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Louie
Adolphus Buech
Germany
Huech
Buse
Bit Eon
August A. Tach
Bia Southclaw
Edward A. Vaust
Taunted Rhetoric and Legal Threats Echo in Aftermath
Kanene Cly Sar presents a fractured speech claiming Brudder Nick Bash faces an Atti amount and a looming court action. She asserts strength from the church’s fold and predicts a magnitude of the law, with references to Orudder Amash and derisive language amid community turmoil.
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Nick Bash
Mradder
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad and Tarane Texts
Fragmented old clipping shows an advertisement claiming Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured facial warts with a free sample offer and purchase details. It also includes a separate Tarane College anecdote about Abdul Hamid era textbooks and a cryptic cipher note labeled Iam 4 Second Is Nothing.
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Genesee Ave
Saginaw
Mich
LeRoy C. O'Brien
Poatcard
Cutioura
Dept. L. Boston
Ady
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
American Missionary College
Tarane
New York
Made a Great Blaze and a Meditative Meeting
Varmer Tullett drives along the quiet country road in his trap to the village meeting a minister. The minister asks about last night's hours and a serious blaze. The farmer recalls ten years of sermons burned, and jokes about a grand blaze being too dry.
Pepes Diapepaline Promise Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Mapes Diapopale and Pepe’s Ulapepelin as fast cures for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims quick relief from gas, heartburn, bloating, and foul breath, urging readers to buy a large bottle at stores. The ad notes safety for sudden stomach upset and even references a child’s early speech delay in passing mention.
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Pepe
Pape
President Makes Nominations For Public Posts
President Wile announces nominations including Jeff Mc Neare of Tennessee for United States Attorney for Mawati Portmanter and Thomas B. Perris of East San Diego. B Pace of Clayton New Mexico, Charles W. Wey named by Pree.
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Washington
Wile
Jeff McNeare
Tennesee
United States
Mawati Portmanter
Thomas B. Perris
East Sem Diego
On B
Pace
Clayton
N. M
Charles W. Wey
Ty Pree
Maehalor Girte' ela toast at Duluth anniversary
Murbende Mise Helen Travers addresses the Maehalor Girte' ela of Duluth at the chub Aineternth anniversary toast. The remarks reference husbands and social roles in a dialogue heavy scene with casual asides and interjections from Jackson Whew and Smeena Stent, while another voice mutters about faith.
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Murbende
Helen Travers
Maehalor Girte’ Ela
Duluth
Wives of Prisoners in Trinidad Incident
Fragmentary report notes wives of Sirimebreskere prisoners Mee Ladeig and Mre Matt Deviger employed at Devigws were captured by a crowd from a tent colony at Ludlow. A neighbor killed a person and others were wounded in the unrest.
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Sirimebreskere
Trinidad
Mee
Ladeig
Mre
Matt Deviger
Strtebreak
Ludlow
Plenty There I Would Mike Ty Ge Stew Mght Read
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local note with unclear names and events. Readable items mention a person and a place but lack coherent details. The only concrete element is the general sense of a community notice or brief item.
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