Jacksonville exposes and disaster reports mixed in one item
Fragmented OCR notes describe a deadly disaster in New Jersey or nearby town with many bodies burned and unidentified. It mentions relief efforts, railroad workers, and officials, plus a long excerpt about the Jamestown exposition in Jacksonville, Florida detailing venues, events, and organizers.
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Notretown
Jay
Tod
Wnral
Coronyy Shumer
Sory Corpne
Bodiex
Philadelphia & Reading Rail
Fond Company
Ueamner
Washington
Lawretly
Tax collection and county actions reported in January session
The county auditors and treasurer report recovering 524.26 from back taxes for 1904 90 06 while property redeemed by original owners. Commissioners met to discuss petitions from St Joe and Spirit Lake seeking incorporation measures as part of the regular session.
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Jovthdrum
Quane
Avita
County Recorder
Durig
T. L. Quarles
Seston
Thie Wee On
Joe
Spirit Lake
Vitingen
International Exposition Opens at Jacks
Midwinter exposition begins as Janim Wivrida’s International show opens its gates amid promise. The event showcases Viorida products and features government and exhibitors traveling to Litcom 77 and foreign lands. Over eight quarters expected to visit during the winter season.
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Sackbonn Aes
Janim Wivrida
Mabiafar
Litcom 77
Uomtown Exposition
First Female Ambulance Surgeon Joins New York Service
Dr. Mary Merritt Crawford of Cornell Medical College becomes New York's first woman ambulance surgeon, winning against male rivals in Williamsburg Hospital's selection. At 23, she will serve on ambulance duty, handling fires and wrecks, after completing a brief internship and passing a rigorous examination.
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New York
Merritt Crawford
Cornell
Su Nyack
Bare Sospital
Brooklyn
Tnlwine
Miss Crawford
Crawford
Cornell University Medical College
Williamsburg
M. Ds
Mim Crawford
International battle to feature Welch vs Neary in Milwaukee
An international fight is planned for day after tomorrow in Milwaukee between lightweight contenders Preddie Welch of England and Charley Neary of Allwankes. The bout will be four rounds, staged by the Milwaukee Boxing Club. Welch has shown clever, elusive style and may win, though Neary is favored to have the advantage at distance.
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Milwauker
Wie
Preddie Welch
Englinh
Charley Neary
Allwankes
Ura
Milwaukee Boxieg Duh
Welch
Himeslf
Neary
School Board Keeps Barton as Superintendent at 1300
Coeur d Alene high school district votes to retain Superintendent Barton for another year. He began at 1200 salary, now earns 1300 as duties grew. Board notes harmonious schools and praises policy of written proposals and subordinate teachers to the superintendent.
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Profesor Barton
Ht. Barton
Coeur d’Alene
Profesor Marton
Trosten Branson
Thoes
Branson
Cortelyou Resigns Amid Cabinet Storm Over Campaign Plans
Washington report states Secretary Cortelyou resigned after a stormy private session with President Roosevelt. Rumors say he was urged to join Taft’s campaign, with conflicting accounts of his tenure and health. Cortelyou returned from New York, reportedly ill, then recovered and left the Treasury Department.
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Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Taft
Treasury Department
Syrippe
Miller's cross country trek to Seattle on wager
Chicago Tribune reporter Mr. Miller arrived in the city after a journey of about 2400 miles on foot from Chicago, started July 1, and due in Seattle by February 1. He walked through Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Montana and northern Idaho following the Northern Pacific route and will depart for Spokane tomorrow. He plans to write magazine articles on the country and its industry and commerce, with data gathered along the way, as he travels daily with little cash and staff. He is the Commercial Club guest for the day.
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Idaho
Chicago News
Seattle
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Mr. Miller
Petiola
Chicago Tribune
Taft in Philadelphia at Ohio banquet inquirer
Secretary Taft was the chief guest at a Philadelphia banquet honoring Ohio. He stated the Japanese do not seek war with the U.S. and urged open-door policy in China. He called the United States second only to England in influence and warned about commercial ties in Asia and warlike implications of Pacific movement.
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Ohio
Philadelphia
Taft
Philandelphia
China
Hongtong
England
Americas
Pacific
Oriental
Philippias Talends
Auditor Applies for Writ of Prohibition in Idaho
In Rome Idaho January 15 a dispute rises between State Auditor Mresaw and Governor Gooding and other state officials. Bragaw seeks a writ of prohibition against Governor Gooding Attorney General Guheen and Secretary of State Lane on preventing interference with the auditor's office. Bragaw had employed a clerk at 136 dollars monthly and his wife, whose claim was questioned as unsupported by value. The board contends the water lacked value for the pay, but Bragaw argues appropriations covered clerical help already provided and duties performed.
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Rome
Idaho
Af Mresaw
Gooding
Supreme Court
Bragaw
Doverner Goosing
Guheen
Lanedon
Compris Board of Examiners
Siaime
Tiragaw
Wool Growers Convention Sees Strong Attendance in Helena
The forty fourth annual convention of the National Wool Growers Association opens with increased attendance and visitors from distant states. Speakers today will include prominent figures as Montana hosts the midwinter stock show featuring thoroughbred stock from across the country. A silver trophy and $1,000 prize await the best display for the national association.
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Helena
Bert
Eure
Lane tragedy leads coroner's inquest verdicts issued
The coroner's jury returned that Rhoda Norton was murdered by Henry Beythan while Beythan died by suicide after inciting jealousy and mental derangement. The inquest noted Beythan's insanity and possible family history, with Norton and Beythan funerals held in Lane. The incident followed no prior trouble with Beythan and reflected concerns over inherited insanity. A second report covers Thomas Walsh’s sharp critique of administration policy and a speech attacking government requisition and New Jersey trust laws.
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Rhoda Norton
Henry Beythan
Beythan
Mise Nurtum
Mise Norton
Boythan
Lane
Berthan
Miss Norton
Tieste
Bey
Anythan
Tim
Morthan
Tia
Yue
Deythen
Mott
Eythan
Judan Hedal
Hie
Thomas Wath
Palermaliam
Thomas J. Wath
Helen
Str. Walsh
Erney
New Jersey
Attenton
Amd
Sloowrvett
Olfford Pinchot
Tse
Delanen
Tor
Congress
Unclear gunfire and saloon raids ripple through town
A tersely reported night in Martinb describes a mysterious passing rumble and the rapid removal of rumbling devices from saloons. Within hours, saloon proprietors await further developments as migons stay open on Bander. The situation hints at an imminent Sunday roll.
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Martinb
Jano
Bander
Oppose Federal Range Policy Moves Warn Growers Rally
The 44th annual convention of the National Woolgrowers Association hears calls to oppose federal range policy and to support President Roosevelt and federal control of public ranges. Delegates plan to petition Congress and back Sen. Frances K. Warren of Wyoming as president of the association, urging action from Washington to curb drastic policy shifts.
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Washington
National Forvets
Tie
United States
Fraveia K. Warren
Wyotag
Xetdenal Redgrowers
Amporiathan. Montis Af
Pint National Convestion at Marts Portland
Delegates from the Brotherhood of Owls gather in Portland for a convention opening the new order. Hundreds of members attend social events and entertainment amid aerial displays and festive activities while the group, headquartered in Portland, promotes its aims and motto.
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Marts
Portland
Oshe
Brotherhood of Owls and Tologaten
Kneb Low
Brotherhood of Owls Te & Social Organization
Bas Lia
Boutens
Wall Street Night Meeting Draws Political Figures
In New York, scouts report the upcoming Temperate League meeting with speakers including Draywright Amgestue Thomas and TD Davis. The event at Cooper Union aims to roast President Taft and promote WF J Tyran for the presidency, with Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland among the anticipated participants.
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New York
Flenater Inferman Durie
Arkansas Walom
Tillman
Piehherk
Privetta!s
Frogremive Temperate League
BAERS
Gemtor Davia
Thomas
Draywright
Cooper Ules
Tn Ratity
WF. J. Tiryan
Tom Johnson
Cleerland
Wit
Hass Aied Dre The Exchange National stockholders elect board
Stockholders of the Exchange National Bank hold a formal meeting and elect a board of directors for the coming year including Winerwell Me Carty Taylor and others. Officers were chosen with Whit Williams Pratt as cashier and related titles noted for the year ahead.
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Hass
Exchange National Hark Halt
Tietr Anneal
Gewering
de Reture
PA Winewell
Bal MeCarty
Jane BH Taylor
Aqua Paulson
Jame M H
jGirectors
Bank Otteers
Sfiermean
Steamship Line Begins Regular Havana Service From Key West
The new Flagler steamship line from Kaighs's Key to Havana started regular service today. The ships will make daily runs from Florida to Havana, sailing round trip to twelve ships. Mr. Byron Ram aw of the Daley main the Stevves counter in Washington state is filing his sister.
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Henesty Herana
Havana
Jam
Kaighs
Fiorida
Havare
B Recker
Daley Maine
Stevves
Wash
Mra
Byron Ramaw
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Prank
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