Revolutionary clash in Central America rages near Truxillo
Reports from Washington indicate Bonilla forces control Truxillo as Guatemalan President Benilla faces rumors of a split within Honduras. Fighting centers on ceiba and Colbi outskirts with heavy troop movements and unverified claims of leadership against Civilx.
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Alda Benilla
Washington
State Department
Honilla
Truxitlo
Fatrida Cabrera
Guaitemar
Civilx
Honduras
Bonilla
Hixald
Truxillo
Olzenhors
Peacemeeting in New York debates Panama Canal policy
In New York on January 24, a meeting at Cooper Union gathered leaders from the People's Institute and the New York Peace Society to press President Taft on fortifying the Panama Canal and preserving its neutrality through treaties. Speakers included Rep Foster praising the president's international agenda and Rep Foster detailing armed peace and obligations in Panama.
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Panama Canal
New York
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Divi
Poster
Vermont
Cooper Union
AULA
Taft
Foster
Washington
New Yorke Poncs Society
Andrew Chinouto
House Committee On
He. Gout
Congranemin Fonter
Panama
Wreck Victims Identified In Fatal Rail Disaster
A New York led press report lists victims of a deadly Western Express rail collision near Misavit. Names include Cyslun O. Parvin and Fred Spenker among four dead with others injured as train 19 and 28 collided. rescue teams aided by volunteers evacuated passengers to hospitals.
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N.Y
Westhonna
New York
Enetnwar J
Dali Dell
Cyslun O. Parvin
Eenepal Manor
Rebbry
Csiro
Mobil Ind Ae
Fredd Spenker
Hevlt-Mtend Company
Yorks A
Syrnoone
Duareg O
Nvshetlor
New
Moltonville
Toston
Mhlengo
Tom Smith
Syraeus
Alivision
Pelion Littlell
Liddell
Mra Trading Obtains Divorce
Anne B Bradley of West Pittiston seeks divorce from Harry Woodt Bradley. She accuses him of unequal treatment and neglect, noting he waited on her and refused her meals. The text mentions terms of domestic life and references Rouben France with varied classes of Touda.
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Wilkes-Marry
Anne B. Bradley
West Pittiston
Harry Woodtward Bradley
Walllnown
Alwayn
Sultan Expresses Loyalty From Sulan to President Tutt
The Sultan writes a fealty letter to President Tutt noting loyalty of himself and subjects. The letter praises the president and mentions reforms including education for children and a parade march by Ts. The prose contains garbled phrases but centers on allegiance and future cooperation.
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Sulu
Washtngtin
Tutt
Citixen
Netion
Guelint
Allomeney Eorrouk
Explosion on Berkeley ferry injures workers and passengers
An explosion aboard the Berkeley ferry near San Pripeleco injured several men and killed two others. A dynamite blast tore a hole in the vessel's side as about 2 000 commuters were aboard. One injured man lost an arm and another lost two legs. another passenger died. The ship remained afloat but the incident caused panic among travelers.
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San Pripeleco
Jon
Ian Ivent Lita
Berkeley
Weekly Trade Review on Dun and Co Weedly Trade Conditions
Dun and Co reports trade conditions largely unchanged with iron and steel export activity driving interest. Foreign demand for steel products appears steady as domestic buyers continue cautious acquisitions amid ongoing commercial failures and uneven shipments in rail and industrial markets.
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R, G, Dun & Co
New York
Canada
Pennsylvania
Iron Pipe
Ats
Gonde
United States
Mother is accused killer of boy in Syracuse case
In Syracuse a widow, Mrs Mollion, confessed to the police that she killed her son by forcing acid into his mouth after failed attempts to place him in institutions. She described traveling from Albany to the country, then taking the boy's life and instructing a murder that shocked the city. Her sister, Mrs Williams Simmon, remains unnamed as authorities investigate.
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Butte
Compostre
Kent Bulent
Mollion
Atiny
Tair
Albany
Tolnie
Morderess
Syracuse
Jon
Melher
Willians
Simmone
Slater
Gihentz
George Melcher
Schenectady
Mourder
Irut
Woman Sentenced for Manslaughter of Newborn
Anna Stadelinger was convicted of second degree manslaughter for killing her baby by forcing ashes down its throat shortly after birth. Judge Taylor sentenced her to not less than two years and not more than one year six months in Auburn prison. The crime occurred while she worked at D24 Hoxaver machine site. The accused was arrested two hours after the act and hospitalized prior to trial.
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Buffalo
Anna Stadelinger
Taylor Ineauty
Auburn
Cindin
Mexican Eagle Ferryloun To Deliver Large Oil Contract
A Mexican company secured a contract to deliver over 50 million gallons of oil to Japan and related shipments to Mexico City. The agreement includes refined products and aims for continued supply over the next three years, with daily output cited at around 1 000 barrels at a facility near Tamptes.
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Japan
Mexico City
Mexican Eagle Ferryloun
Loch Owitraw
Rozland
Ein Velgn
Wevion
Maghe
Potrare del Lang
Tamptes
Amputation on Former Boston and Maine President
A serious operation was performed on R. Tuttle, former president of the Boston and Maine, who had his leg amputated just below the knee at a private hospital in Audubon county. The operation went well. experts cite possible causes for the leg loss, with the patient expected to recover.
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Boston
Maine
Bostut
Tetelos
Boston Girl Elope to Marry a Chicago Farmer
Miss Margeret Hall aged 18 traveled from Boston to Chicago to wed a farmer. Her family says she was homesick and too young to marry, while Mrs. Tenth At Taying, 18, explains the marriage occurred after she met Prynon in Denver last year. The groom works as a farmer in Moline, Illinois. The bride was accompanied by a man who returned home to inform her father.
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Margeret Hall
Chicago
Ahlonee
Tan
Nu Teame
Lidin
Mra
Taying
Boston
Margaret
Mr. Prynon
Denver
Moline
Mala
Hall
Sixteen Killed in Mines Report by Inspector
In Pottsville Pennsylvania Tin 14 Charles J Eine inspector of the mine district reports accidents for 20th district spanning Dauphin and nearby counties. He notes 19 fatal mine accidents and three outside incidents last year while production rose sharply over the prior year though final totals are not yet fully estimated.
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Pottsville
Charles J, Eine
Mwontlots
Wisterh Schuell
Dauphin
Tio
Teelden
Government Discontinues Suits Over Settlement
In New York on January W notice of discontinuance was filed in the United States District Court by United States Attorney Wise. The action follows the recent settlement of 700000 dollars offered by the American Sy teflain company.
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New York
Jan. W
United States
Wise
Ameren Sum’ Teflaing Company
Cardinal Newman Sees Meury Sewnmng as Intellectual Force
A garbled note recalls Cardinal Newman praising an unnamed intellectual force, referencing John Meury Sewnmng and mentioning McCarthy’s Tantinisumneus in a fragmentary historical newspaper item.
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Cardinal Newman
Coleridge
John Meury
Bron Fst
McCarthy
Oyster dishes ready in shell and varied styles
Readable text notes oysters can be opened in shell and cooked in various styles. Includes mention of ready service and cooking options.
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