Mine Death Toll Rises to 263 Victims in Dawson Disaster
Rescue efforts halted as two rescuers James Lend and Anes Pare died. Many in the crew refused to return to the mine after the fatalities, and the explosion trapped miners in gas-filled cells. Experts from the United States rescue car joined the operation, but the bodies of the two rescuers were recovered after six hours. Prices and rates for the rescue team were seized by onlookers during the crisis.
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New Sini Dawson
Stas Canon
Dawson
Meir
James Lend
Anes Pare
United States
Strikers Clash With Guards Near Hastings Mine
Strikers and guards fought for 12 hours in Bedwin canon near Hastings and the Colorado and Southern line at Laidiow. Over 70 armed workers pressed the mine perimeter as daylight revealed renewed fire along the access road. One guard was struck while fleeing the mine complex, amid intense exchanges at the tobasen top.
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Teatren Sewapaper
Levin News Sorption
Ladiow
Col
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Hastings
Colorado and Southern
Laidiow
Taidiow
Maude Rete Wey
Tobasen
Negroes Not Given Bishop at Nineen Western Newsy New York
A church policy dispute arises as the Protestant church delays naming a bishop for African Americans to represent them in the House of Bishops. A joint commission of five bishops, five presbyters, and five laymen will study the issue and report to the 1916 general convention.
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New York
South
S House of Bishops
Viva Voce
Roosevelt reception and suffrage fight amid global notes
Officials greet Theodore Roosevelt during a propitiously flavored visit with a breakfast hosted by President Marshal Hermes Ponesca in Kin Janeiro. Dr Agnes Howard Shaw pushes for nationwide woman suffrage while Rostand’s accuser Samuel Eberly Gross dies in Michigan after a Chicago real estate career and plagiarism suit.
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Sere Rio Janiero
Theodore Roosevelt
Che Cutt Palen
Marshal Hermes Ponesca
Roosevelt
Is Toft
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Supreme Court
Kin Janeiro
Washington
Congress
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National Woman Suffrage Association
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Rostand
Officials Charged With Big Frauds In City Governance
Western Staspaper reports indictments against two former officials of Fast st donts, TL, including a former mayor and city treasurer, along with four department heads and others. State's Attorney Webb calls the grand jury actions a forerunner to further indictments tied to alleged municipal corruption during Charles So Lambert's administration and the reform era under Mayor Chang berlin. Charges involve fraud conspiracies, misappropriation of city funds, and contracts awarded under unlawful payments.
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Lian News Serviee
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Webb
Didermett
Charles So Leterbert
Changberlin
Gerald
Lambert
Gage
Ro Rodenberger
John Faulkner
Commerce Court Abolished in Turbulent Times
President Wilson slows the deferency bill and reshapes enforcement roles, arguing direct accountability improves efficiency in federal offices. Sylvia Pankhurst faces prison amid suffragette unrest as clashes with police erupt in London. A church official from eastern Europe warns the Balkans may endure conflicts beyond this year, noting Bulgarian atrocities as less severe than Serbian Greek and Turkish actions.
Election turmoil hints at illegal vote and Huerta clash
The report suggests possible illegal voting and political tension around the Mexican presidency. Huerta may stay in power if Congress elects no successor. Catholic party influence and regional patrols appear amid disputed results and limited public disorder.
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Huerta
Election Outcome Sparks Debate on Colonial Power Shifts
Reported early today the election results prompt speculation that a critical realignment will affect the United States and Mexico. Observers expect the new government to push a broader influence over regional affairs, with implications for diplomatic relations and strategic policy.
Fragmented Account of Wilson in Hancock Seat
A garbled report describes Wilson occupying Hancock's seat amid a political scene. Mentions Wetmore, Moise, Tepresenta, and a delegation from the Senate. Includes a vague reference to a declaration and a physician named Fylith Keisher who contracted and died of scarlet fever after observing patients. Dr Kelsker noted as wife of Frank H. Kelsker.
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Wetmore
Amatiere Musteeruthen
Willer
Wilko
Hemi Clark
Pratee
Milladelphia
Rlose Ranke
Fylith Keisher
Mbinicipal
Dr Kelsker
Frank H. Kelsker
State sherif pursued after state justices amid turmoil
Fragmentary report describes a dramatic pursuit involving sheriffs and judges amid political unrest. Faint references to protests, legal actions, and media coverage hint at a contested event with widespread attention, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
Faced gallows now free in western case
In a dramatic post trial reversal the defendant Capps was freed after a prior conviction largely based on his daughter Terri and son Eliza testimony about a deadly house fire. The jury’s new trial request and subsequent statements from the witnesses shifted the case. The fire killed three children and destroyed the Happs home, with the court ruling anew on the evidence.
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Maryan Cappa de Seuiter
Leen Panviere
Capps
Eliza
Happs
Venus
Toba
Tran
Little Prosecutor Cousin Wovvern Nowe Case
A cousin of a well known family faces charges as a bank fraud case unfolds in court. Testimony shows a defendant’s relative involved in forged signatures and a disputed loan repayment scheme. Key witness Mrs Noval says signatures were coerced for a scheme totaling about 847 dollars.
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Wovvern Nowe
Lait
Othe
New Orleans Receives Navy Gift Plan Amid Levee Forecasts
New Orleans officials discuss presenting a silver service aboard a battleship to Arkansas representatives. Governor Hays urged navigation officials to endorse the plan. Also reported are local medical association officers and engineers flagging levee work in the Cotton Belt District to be completed by January 1, 1914, with no flood danger expected.
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Tresevant
Cone
Oblectis
Hommes
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Helena
Cotton Believee
Risks Liberty To Go To Side Of Dying Child
A man formerly of Shawnee Ohio, W Hiewins, returned to Port Smith to be with his dying child after a telegram from his wife. He claimed the trip was for the child's side and sought parole guidance. Police noted uncertainty about his intent and possible implications for his release.
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Hiewins
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Ohio
Enti Wien
Parison
Negro Slayers Captured After Hamburg Officer Killing
A special term of court heard testimony about the capture of alleged slayers connected to the Hamburg officer killing. The proceedings referenced a Royal or local authority response and the involvement of Sheriffs and prosecutors in pursuing the accused.
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Hamburg
Second Election Ordered Amid Turbulent Campaign
Fragmentary OCR shows a shaken description of an additional election order tied to a political event. Names and places are garbled but imply a formal government action, a court or commission, and a scheduled voting process with party or candidate references. The text lacks clear dates or locations due to damage.
Night Riding Trial Charges Stir Local Headlines
Arrests were reported after an incident described with garbled names and locations. Officials from the Asian site Ann Saloon League imposed fines reaching several hundred dollars on a public disturbance linked to the event.
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Jonesbory Ceorce
Kifoow
Wahmeifed
Mattie
Reaves
Cherie Sen
Sigmatel
Gettin
Arkansas Nominee Merritt Named Commissioner of Indian Affairs
President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of J. R. Merritt of Fayetteville Arkansas as assistant commissioner of Indian affairs. The nomination was confirmed. Merritt, born in Arkansas, graduated from Georgetown University Law in 1898 and has long been active in Indian matters. He has eight years in the Bureau of Indian Affairs after Civil Service appointment. Shirley will soon have a new $10,000 school building. The Shirley Special School District forms from two districts with bonds issued and money secured. Ozark Mining and Development Company organized at Rogers to prospect lead and zinc with 800 acres leased.
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Svriter Waetiimaetiith
Wilson
United States Marshals
Internal Revenue
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Wester
Miecera
Qunier
Petersen Gaga
Peter Ragens
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Puerta Die
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Washington
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Merritt
Fayetteville Ark
Te Eletant
Arkansas
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Civil Service Commission
Shirley
Ozark Mining and Development Company
Rogers
Cascarets headline style health ad from old paper
A vivid ad describes Cascarets as a remedy for dizziness headaches biliousness and digestive issues. It claims cleansing the stomach liver and bowels flushes poisons and undigested food overnight leaving a clear head and regular digestion for months.
Unclear Convolutionist Comment Cited by New York Evening Post
An odd passage quotes a convolutionist addressing correspondents about insurgent general capture and cruelty. The remark declares acknowledgment of severe actions including starvation and banishment, denying overstatement of cruelty while hinting at other political aims.
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Miguels
New York Evening Post
Dandruff and hair loss remedies and a London Observer note
A fragmentary London Observer correspondence piece discusses fall ing hair and dandruff, praising a product as a cure while weaving in unrelated notes about Archbishop Cosmo Gordon Lang and a tale of a parish visit. It also mentions a viewer belief in the sacred ballot and a laborer’s prayerful voting stance.
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