Boarding House Strike Sparks Reform Demands
A. Girls protest poor meals at a boarding house, organized by residents including Min Mary Egleson. They petition the superintendent, arguing meals are insufficient and un nourishing. Boarders unite to push for better supervision and food quality, noting lack of funds and harsh conditions.
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Wornun
Christe Finn
Suna
Eikentate
Ordi Houke
Molly
Gallad
Nervier
Hoishold
Dent
Min Mary Ecoleson
Christian Ass
Governor-Elect Says No Political Engagements in November
Governor elect Dix told Utica residents he will not make political engagements during November. He arrived from Albany on the Empire State Express and planned a stay at Thomson last night. He may depart for a brief trip to Quebec for several days. He emphasized no engagements except a dinner with merchants tied to a New York event, and stated no other local plans for the month.
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Dix
Thi Elty
New York
Auditor of Porto Rico Benigne Sawyer Named
Port of entry notes in San Juan report that Benigne Sawyer from Seattle was appointed 40% power to audit Porto Rico affairs. The Approving Senate confirmed the nomination amid a meeting of officials, with Nocomis Naresion presiding, details remain unclear due to transcription errors.
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Porto Rico
Benigne
San Juan
A. P. Sawyer
Sawyer
Switite
Wah
AraoviGin Seftats
Nocomis
Alvin
Sawyer Twestena
Meat Prices Slide Down Amid Pork Costs Rise
A fragmented New York market report notes pork price increases push bacon baconers to adjust. Wholesalers cut bacon preparation, hogs cheaper, and turkeys and fowls price trends show declines while overall meat prices ease in late week trading.
Cattle Prices Forecast Further Drop in Livestock
Markets report a general downward trend in livestock values with a large supply through the county. Prices for cattle and hogs are already down from October levels, with hogs at about seven to eight dollars per hundredweight and mutton cheaper, while packers expect further declines as the overall stock remains high.
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Enorman
Ohlone
Kenora
Browent Meurer
Taft Addresses Panama Canal Link During Visit
President Taft entertained a discussion on the Panama Canal project with Lieut, Gol, and Goethals as they reviewed plans for the interoceanic waterway. The session highlighted engineering steps and expected timelines.
Panama Canal Fortifications Discussed by U S Leaders
President Taft presides at a conference in Clebra with Lt Col Godbals and Lt Col Coetting on protecting the great waterway. Discussions cover canal defense plans, projected costs, and timing for a completed canal open to world commerce.
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Panna
Tutt
Coetting
Ladeutenant Maxwell
Unite States Navy
Mernard Hukar
Baltimore
Godbals
Clebra
Atrxwell
Coathals
Fleilehant
Pia
Pinethene
United States
Republic of
Paris
Taft
Panama Republic
Goorhats
Keegan
Thio
tvslIne
Preliminary hearing set in Schenk case trial soon
In Wheeling, prosecutor seeks a special grand jury to uncover tampering by detectives as Mrs. Schenk faces a preliminary hearing on the attempted poisoning of her millionaire husband. About 20 witnesses may be summoned including a Johns Hopkins hospital chemist and University of Virginia analysts. Attorneys say they are ready to proceed today or tomorrow.
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Whealing
W. Vu
Rancland
Criminal Court
Johns Hopkin Hospital
Baltimore
University of Virgini
aNtaialysts
Arsenio
Erhonte
Mimself
Schenk & Sons
Elise the Gerber
Bie
Kolin
Ward declines run for National League presidency
New York November 16 John M Ward will not seek the presidency of the National League of Professional Baseball Clubs in the forthcoming election. The race ended in a deadlock between Ward and John A Heydler, with Thomas J Lynch chosen as a compromise. It is expected Lynch will be reelected. John J McGraw signed a five year contract with the New York club worth over 50000 annually. The Giants lead with players like McGraw Mathewson Myora Devlin and Govore. Highlanders contracts include Chase Sweehy Gadner Cree and Quinn for next year. Clubs seek to sign most players to similar deals in coming weeks.
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National League
New York
lJohn M. Ward
Ward
John A. Heydler
Thomas J. Lynch
Lynch
John J. McGraw
Its
Giants
Highlanders
Chase
Sweehey
Gadner
Cree
Quinn
AteGraw
Mathewson
Myora
Devlin
Govore
Gunboats Long Trip Ends With Homeward Voyage
Aitharicann guaranty, Wheeling, Commander Eberle, and Commander Taylor led gunboats from Ni Pacitte to San Francisco then to Yokohama, Hong Kong, and Singapore. They stopped 48 hours in Colombo and completed 2HA100 new ships, with plans to homeport at Mole House Port.
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Huemeramy
Hamilton
Termida
Aitharicann Guaranty
Wheeling
Eberle
Wadhe
Taylor
Title Tong Tin
Hunbouts
San Francisco
Navy
Ymrds
al Pugwt
Uaulucki
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Singapore
Colombo
Ceylop
Tullos
Ronding
Bom
Iwys Kirton
Aden
Buoz
Port Said
SlbvAliar
Punohil
Napley
Mo Iiersey
Gownels
Mole House Port
Pertamaytth
Ken
Fund Gift Controversy At University Debate
A fragmented report notes a controversial gift of $15,000 and a later offer of $18,000 tied to an educational act at the university. Miss Mitte Q. Trown advertised the gift while a London philanthropist and Mille Trown are named in connection with the funding and its racial implications.
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Mitte Q. Trown
London
Jani Phlanthropiat
Mille Trown
Europe
Etta
Bananas and Frauds Trial Abruptly Changes Plea
New York on November 16 Anna Strata known as Bannine Alioi withdrew a guilty plea in a fraud case. The defendant had faced multiple indictments over schemes against railroad and other firms involving about $3,000. The judge pressed for a verdict, but Strata claimed coercion by the company and a change of mind followed a long testimony about fake schemes.
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New York
Anna A. Strata
Bannine Alioi
Anon
Tks
Supreme Court
Romileky
Lid
Strata
Anni
Cours
Walt Erdal
Gun scuttles boat during duck hunt on Subquehanna river
A duck hunting party on the Subquehanna river faced a near fatal accident when an accidental discharge scuttled their boat. John e Andred Stone and others were nearly lost as a misfired gun struck the hull and the boat began to sink. A passing boatman named Walk aided the救.
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Columbia
John E Andred Stone
Subquehanna
Fearnie Investigation Friday Announces City Hall Event
Fragmented OCR text appears to announce a Friday investigation by Wil Fearnie with references to a new tale and a city hall event at Lenn. The readable fragments are unclear on date, place, or exact agenda. Further source text needed for precise details.
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Wil Fearnie
No Trace of Invaders Near Rock Springs Deluge
Governor Campbell reports no sign of Mexican invaders near Rock Springs as Sheriff Howe and forces patrol border towns. He notes arming Mexicans would worsen tensions. Sheriff John B Robinson in Val Verde county confirms no activity and quiet conditions prevail along the border.
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Rock Springs
Deluge
Monde
Campbell
Howe
Ran Kore
Mk Armed Forces Demexicany Would Put Hast Jong
Sherif John 8. Robinson
Val Verde
Maye Organldd
Married Pitchers Scanlon and Wolen Tie Off Weekend
In this city, pitcher William D. Sealon of Syracuse and Bill Wolen Tanner wed. The couple plan a honeymoon, then settle in Brooklyn. Bride and groom hailed from baseball circles, with Sealon a Brooklyn Na homa league figure and Tanner noted as a school washer.
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Scanlon
Wilem
William D. Sealon
Syracuse
Brooklyn
Three Young Bengalis Arrested in Calcuta Farewell Honor
Three youths in Calcuta were arrested amid a farewell ceremony by the Thafan community honoring the Earl of Mito. The event featured dignitaries including the Meilelne yleoroy and the Earl’s wife. Details remain unclear as the narrative is fragmented and garbled in the source.
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Calcuta
Earl of
Mito
Meilelne Yleoroy
Fred Tleker
Horse Saves His Master Policeman Mount Chews Knife Hand
In Philadelphia a mounted officer narrowly escaped a knife attack during a holiday celebration when his horse Toe dragged the assailant and saved the captain from serious injury. The would be attacker tried to strike from behind, but the horse intervened and clamped the assailant’s hand in its teeth, thwarting the assault.
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Philadelphia
Mollenkett
Tal Joe
Wyaeting
Dissolution of Parliament Signals Early General Election
Telegraphic report from Tandem Nev indicates the monarchial authority has ordered dissolution of parliament. Writs for a new general election are to be issued as soon as possible with results expected by mid December. Prime Minister Aggunl did not visit the king yesterday. private secretary Loft-Francis Knollys held two interviews with the prime minister.
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Doosinher
Aggunl Aid
Aggunl Aid Not Visit the Kineait
Barttingham
Loft Francs Knollys
Pitenter
Balloon search misreads and wartime torpedo boat report
A fragmented wartime notice reports torpedo boats assigned to patrol the North Sea for a Wilcon Saar mission. It mentions a balloon, two pilots, and civilian casualties as an unheard of event is feared. The text is garbled, but indicates a patrol effort near Goleinkirchen with uncertain fate for the crew.
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Ferling
Listvey
North Sea
Wilcon Saar
Goleinkirchen
North Sen
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