Troops Likely to Stay as Nevada Grapples with Goldfield
Washington dispatch reports White House officials intend to rely on Nevada state efforts to restore order in Goldfield, with President Roosevelt not altering the December 30 troop withdrawal order. Senator Nixon of Nevada notes state action is under active consideration, while Western Federation of Miners will not be recognized in Goldfield after the trouble ends.
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Roosevelt
Goldfield
House
Nevada
Shawn
White House
Nixon
Western Federation of Miners
Mohawk Mine Resumes in Goldfield After Shutdown
Mohawk mine in Goldfield Nevada restarted with about fifty men underground after over three weeks idle. Sheriff Ingalls deployed many deputies to guard the mine as the Mine Owners' Association says strikebreakers will be brought in this week while few strikers have returned.
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Nev
Mohawk
Nevada D.eyeduction
Ingalls
Mine Owners‘ Association
Plan Forming National Building Trades Union Council
New York Jan 24 plans for a temporary nationwide body of building trades unions are prepared in line with action at the American Federation of Labor annual meeting. A charter will be sought at the federation's executive council meeting in New York on Jan 20. A permanent organization meeting is set for Jan 9. The new federation is expected to reach about 1,000,000 members.
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New York
Geo
We American Federation of Labor
Poor Farm
Stewart Hyde
Fice Wealthy
Mempstead
Long Island
Hyde
Mass violence reported in Chile strike clash
Two hundred striking laborers in Iquique Chile were shot by government forces after a siege declaration as part of a 10 000 worker march from the interior. The incidents occurred amid nitrate industry labor unrest involving machine guns and deadly force. Inmates and obituaries follow in brief.
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Chile
Washington
Kedar
Tquique
State Department
Chicago Law and Order League Targets Sunday Saloon Law
Through president Arthur Burrage Farwell the Chicago Law and Order league issues general orders to police to arrest Sunday saloon operators. The circular warns that officers who fail to act may face the trial board or removal and fines. The move rests on rulings by Judge Fake and Judge Heap that the state Sunday saloon law applies to Chicago and voids conflicting city ordinances.
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Arthur Burrage Farwell
Chicago Law and Order League
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League
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Fake
Tidge Heap
New Press Law Ordered for China to Reflect Public Growth
Peking December 24 The throne issued orders to the interior and justice ministries to draft a new press law for China. The revision responds to expanding public meetings in the empire, proclamations, and agitation for rights of recovery spurred by newspaper publicity.
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China
Peking
Ministry of the Interior
Ministry of Justice
Dozen Houses Wrecked in Ottawa Blast
A dynamite explosion in Ottawa on December 24 wrecked about a dozen houses and shattered glass in over fifty homes. Several people were injured but none fatally. Property loss exceeds 350000. The dynamite intended for sewer excavation exploded by accident in small quantities.
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Ottawa
Fragmented Briefs From A Pasted News Page
A mix of notes reports and misread text mentions Alonzo Wrysant United States Express official dead in Chicago after months illness. Government tolls on immigration show a 25 percent rise year over year for November. A new Catholic cathedral in Seattle estimated at 400000 opens with grand services.
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Alonzo Wrysant
Severn
New York
Mocese
Seattle
Fie
Dare
New Brunswick
American Belge
Areed
Piper Ladantacuiers
Bny
Mirehise
Ingermatignaal Paper Company
Oskar Jesar
Uhe
Berlin University
Laasar
Hamburg
United States
Bureau of Dinmigration
Market Quotations and Grain Prices Across Cities
Minneapolis Wheat quotes show Dec and July prices with track and Northern flour values. St Paul market notes list cattle prices, hogs and sheep ranges, and Duluth wheat arrivals with various futures. Chicago figures include Wheat May and July, Oats, Pork, Butter, and Poultry prices.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Mayor Hyate’s forcible interruption sparks lawsuits in Webster City
Webster City mayor Hyate forced his way into Brown drug store with a large crowd and ordered removal of a sleeping woman from a hypnotic display. He claims local protest by about a hundred women. the hypnotist’s firm and manager Wyatt of the opera house plan suits alleging unlawful removal and business damage.
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Webster City
Hyate
Brown Drug Store
Brown
Hyatt
Wyatt
Opera House
Boy tells of horror from Odessa exile tale in Des Moines
Martis Bellinoy a nineteen year old arrival from Odessa recounts antisemitic violence in 1905. He says his father was killed by stoning, he was imprisoned then exiled to Siberia. He escaped with others and traveled toward Liberia, aided by Liberal sympathizers, and will reside in Des Moines.
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Martis Bellinoy
Des Moines
Odessa
Bellinoy
Siberia
Liberia
America
Garst Campaign Meeting Prompts Governor Candidacy Talk
A secret conference at the Hotel Savery in Des Moines area drew Governor Cummins allies and progressives including Garst, Smith, Keltz, Maytag, and Chassell. Following the meeting Garst announced as a gubernatorial candidate amid discussion of a presidential boom and the Dolnver Cummins controversy.
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Hotel Savery
Des Muineg
Smith
Mitchell
Garst
Keltz
Maytag
Chassell
Dolnver-Cummins
Des Moines Victim of Patent Medicine Linked to Death
An elderly immigrant from Red Oak, Mrs John Myer, was found dead in Des Moines likely from patent medicines. The report notes she may have ingested multiple drugs forming a poison. Two hundred and three male and female public school pupils received corporal punishment in September per Superintendent Riddell’s report. Three men were fatally injured when a locomotive overturned while clearing a wreck near Deep River on the Chicago and Northwestern railway. Miles Morrow of Ottumwa, acquitted in a self defense case, fatally wounded Mary Judson while testifying for the prosecution in his latest trial. Mrs Glen Vaughan of South Bend killed herself with carbolic acid after meeting her husband at home. No clear motive given.
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John Myer
Des Moines
Red Oak
Ler
Miles Morrow
Ottunewa
Beptanitq Farrell
Mary Judson
Morrow
Glen Vaughan
South Teen
Mob Destroys Home In Enraged Raid Over Court Testimony
A mob of about 25 men wearing masks stormed the Rome area home of HL Wilson two miles northeast of Albia. They broke down the front porch, dragged Wilson from bed in his night clothes, and forced him to a nearby pond where they ducked him underwater. They demanded Wilson ensure his wife’s commitment to an insane asylum.
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Albia
Mnight
Wilson
Rome
Wil| Bork
Trom
Celebrate Golden Wedding of Nashua couple in 1859
H. On Wetter a former constessman and People’s Party viceresiency candidate and his wife celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their Nashua home. The event drew local attention as the couple, who settled in Chickasaw County in 1859, marked the milestone with friends and family.
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H. On. Wetter
Nashua
People's Party
Chickasaw County
Veteran commits suicide in Oakville
Hugh L. Creighton seventy, a Civil War veteran and local business man, is reported to have died by self inflicted injury in Oakville. Authorities cite health issues as a probable cause of death.
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Hugh L. Creighton
Anti Promi Hert
Oakville
Brakeman Killed In Galena Train Yard Incident
A brakeman named Wihata Wood of Hunois Central was killed while coupling cars in the yard at Galena Illinois. He resided in Waterloo and is survived by a young wife and other relatives.
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Wihata Wood
Hunois Central
Galena
I. Ha
Waterloo
Hata
Financial and political notes mix in brief news items
Yale football receipts near 490600 while not a record. NY postal clerks seek forty eight hour weeks. London Daily Mail cites Premier Franco denying Crown Prince disaffection. NY recounts show building permits. Cummins may resign as Iowa state executive amid political chess. Chicago Union Stock Yards reports cattle and lamb prices amid a busy market day.
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Yale
New York City
London Daily Mail
Franco
Portugal
Lars
Navy
New York
Tyer
Large Tin Mills to Resume at Newcastle and Sharon
Indications point to an early resumption of the large tin mill at Newcastle and Sharon Pa The tin supply of the country is rapidly depleted and employees have been notified to hold themselves in readiness for work About 8090 men are affected.
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Pittaure
Wee
Newcastle
Sharon
Peculiar Local Pronunciations Cause Name Confusion
English readers joke about the peculiar pronunciation of village names in England. The piece notes Potpor for Papworth and Witrytian as Theatron, among many other mispronunciations and local variations in place names across counties, reflecting phonetic quirks and regional speech.
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Kent
Hantinedonshire
Fontel Emsworth
Notice of Appointment for Estate Handling
Notice names Hordy Gaver as administrator of the estate of the deceased with authority to gather assets and pay debts. Court proceedings reference guardianship and payment to heirs, authenticated for allowance. Dated December 1909.
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Uni
Ffrey
Jon Rebiey
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