Fortifying Panama Canal Work Delayed By Neutrality Debate
November 24 report from Zona Panama cites Congress party members opposing fortification until the nation clarifies neutrality. Congressman Tawny, head of the commission, says the canal work will not proceed while debates over foreign land rights and foreign exploitation of forests continue. The message notes U.S. officials urging patience as protests and departures unfold amid fears of foreign influence.
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New York
Aneou
Toil
Tawny
Commisision
Bollarmillers
Newdy Waynen
Anthony
Radiant Womanhood and the Morrowong Remedy Claim
An old advertisement extols a tonic called Morrowong as a women’s health elixir. It promises vitality, plumpness, and nerve strength, claiming the product nourishes blood and nerves and improves mood. Sold by Thomas Downey at N48-40-09.
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Conte
Dius
Thomna Downey
Magnate urges curbing federal spending to fund battleships
Railroad power figure blasts American spending as wasteful citing federal outlays from 1904 to 1908 totaling about 3.6 billion dollars. He warns of a recession when business slows and urges restraint to fund armament, while praising Taft as a “good fellow” and predicting further consolidation of costs.
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Taft
Willy
Washington
Howe
Hin
Mike
Imenohes
Hilal
Tony
Age limit on ease to hire only between ten and thirty five
Middletown officials announce a policy restricting railroad employment to men aged 16 to 85, effective immediately. The change aligns with pension reforms and similar moves by other firms, while confirming older workers remain ineligible.
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Middletown
Wire Railroad
A Fantastical Duty Amid Historic London Pageantry
The mayor of Bt ons Ix Comgall leads a ceremonial procession through England after the departure of Olinatt's customs staff. Borough mace bearers, ten white-draped drummers, and widows march to a monument, with funds totaling £11 allocated for boat-related duties and distribution, as the crowd observes the solemn event.
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Btons Ix Comgall
England
Olinatt
Mace Bonroraty
Malta
Chiror
Detroit Student Dies in Auto Crash After Skid and Embankment
A Newark area student, 16, was instantly killed in a car crash when the vehicle skidded and plunged down an embankment. The deceased, described as a Narva graduate with a noted sports career, left a widow and a young daughter.
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David Tut
Sevier
Manltnotyeine Foo
Sompiay
Vale
Mfeh
Uaa
Brvnen
Tui
Hint
Death Toll Soars in Newark Fire Tragedy
A Newark warehouse blaze killed 24 people with several bodies identified by rings and laundry marks. A relief fund for the families was started as authorities scramble for more victims and verify identifications amid conflicting death counts and chaotic morgue records.
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Hellef
New York
Navy
Morene
Waslington
Masia
Nowarle
Kin Cottle
Mlle Galle
Winnie HoteHed
Catherine Wet
Thei Inet
Miss Sullivan
Mathilde
St Michael's
Miullins
Roy Davidson
Mathilde Doegee
Tim
Davidson
Tale Seuren
Fort Tas
Jacob Missin
Newarke
Gunt of
Rheuma Cure Boasts Quick Relief and Money Back Guarantee
Ames and Co advertise Rheuma Cure claiming it cures rheumatism or money back with rapid action. The remedy targets kidneys liver bowels and blood, asserting uric acid withdrawal within 24 hours. A one cent trial is offered to prove efficacy and quick digestion relief.
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Ames & Co
Noute
N. F. Ames & Co
Rheuma Co
Buffalo
Mrs Smith Acquitted In Judge Parafales Murder Case
In San Pinco Wyoming November 59 the jury acquitted Mrs C D Smith of murdering her husband Judge Parafales instructed they must find her not guilty or guilty of first degree. The foreman stated the jury lacked heart to condemn the accused based on the evidence presented and the court’s directions.
Newaboy Dinner Prompt Confusing Dime Exchange
A garbled OCR item shows a newsboy asking about a dinner event on a city street corner. A man inquires when it occurs while offering a dime, indicating a small street transaction rather than a formal meal. The fragmentary text provides little verifiable detail beyond names and a location hint in Kansas City.
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Newaboy
Kansan
Pittsburg Telegrapher Dies After Train Collision Near Angola
A Pittsburg telegrapher, Charles O. Hayter, suffered fatal injuries after being struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train near Angola. He was picked up and taken to a local hospital in critical condition with a fractured left wrist, shoulder injuries, and internal damage. He died the following morning.
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Pittsburg
Angola
Bititylo
Nav
Charles O. Hayter
Pennsylvania
Mies
Morene
Cure for Bad Breath and Pile Remedies Sold Locally
An advertisement claims Cure for bad breath using Pillozones that purify the system and improve health, alongside PazO ointment promising relief for piles in six to four days. It lists Thomas Downey as a local seller and guarantees refunds if not cured.
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Thomas Downey
Mles
Strikers' babies starving report shocks Chicago
Citizens' Committee which investigated conditions of families of striking garment workers reports about 3000 babies not properly nourished. The inquiry, begun at Hull House, shows a long strike with both sides settling into a protracted struggle. Funds collected total around $1100 to aid affected infants.
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Citizens’ Committee
Chicago
Sirika
Hull House
Tie Wii
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