Russian Robbers Win Out in Persia Fighting
A parsing note reports Tabriz under siege ends as the fifth brigade enters the city. Tranquility is declared after the deputy governor general flees to the British consulate, which saw its flag cut by a Russian shell. Britain pledges more Indian troops to protect consulates and trade routes following an attack on Consul Smart.
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Persia
Tabriz
Constitutional Party
United States
St. Petersburg
London
Kazeroon
Kashgar
Smart
Flour City Steamship Co formed to lower Great Lakes flour rates
St Paul December 2 The Flour City Steamship Co of Minneapolis is incorporated with 200000 capital to carry flour on the Great Lakes. The firm, formerly the Flour City Line, aims to obtain cheaper take rates for Minneapolis flour. Virginia Minn December 29 Ben Johnson a drinker quarreled with saloonkeeper Peter Pet erapp. Johnson returned with a revolver shouting I ve got you where I want you Peterson and others fled. Johnson was arrested and later sentenced to ninety days in the county jail.
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Flour City Steamship Co of
Minneapolis
Great Lakes
Flour City Line
Virginia
Minn
Ben Johnson
Peter Peterapp
Peterson
Deven
Johnson
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Two Big Fires at Aberdeen in One Night
Two major fires in Aberdeen destroyed property valued at thousands. The first damaged a grocery and storage facility tied to Tagersol and Craile & Gilborne. A second blaze at the Aberdeen Building & Manufacturing Co. caused further losses to machinery, sash and doors, with insurers noting substantial figures. Power problems followed, delaying transit until repairs by Aberdeen Light & Power officials and local firms resolved the issue.
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Aberdweh
G. D
Healayia
Tagersol
Vas
Aberdeen Building & Manufactury Co
Craile & Gilborne
Ae Jousea Ure
Packers Planned Merger In 1902 Reported Failed
Chicago, Dec 29. Albert H Veeder, veteran attorney for the packing interests, testified the 1902 merger plan dropped after Jacob H Schill of Kuhn Loeb Co advised against launching it. Judge Carpenter reserved decision after lengthy arguments over the operations of distributing corporations owned by the packers. Liew in Bed Fifteen Years Dies.
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Chicago
Albert H. Veeder
Planers
Jacob H. Schill
Kuhl, Loeb & Co
Veeder
Carpenter
Man Escapes Train At Fourth Street Crossing
Sheriff Slowich of Becker county Minnesota shadowed a man believed wanted in Fargo as a train stopped at Fourth Street crossing. The suspect jumped from the train and fled toward Detroit. Gianni, seeking a fugitive, phoned Chief Bowers before the attempt. The incident ended with the escape still suspected.
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Fargo
Fourth Street Crossing
Conrad Slowich
Becker County
Minn
Ilo
Detroit
Gianni
Chief Bowers
Fourth Street
Syme
Teacher of Two Presidents Dead
Washington delivers notice Captain Theodore Hausmann, once in the French army and later a drill instructor to two U.S. presidents, dies at 84. Immigrant to America before the Civil War, he enlisted in artillery in Cincinnati and later served as consul to South American states. In later years he worked as a watchman in government offices.
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Washington
Theodore Hausmann
United States
France
Hausmann
Cincinnati
Rubert Hayes
William McInley
Hayes
State
War and Navy Building
Bureau of Enslaving and Printing
La Follette Attacks Supreme Court and GOP Court
Senator La Follette denounced the Supreme Court rulings on Standard Oil and American Tobacco in North Baltimore and attacked the Republican National Committee for blocking presidential primaries in states where legal. He rode in a trolley from Toledo, stopped briefly at Bowling Green to address supporters.
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North
Baltimore
Supreme Courts
Standard Oil
American Tobacco Trust
Republican National Committee
la Follette
Ohio
Ing
Toledo
Ana
Bowling Green
Fast Mail and Freight Collide in Town Center
A collision occurred at 1:30 PM today in the town center between Great Northern eastbound fast mail No 28 and the westbound through freight No 42h. No casualties or serious injuries reported though several cars were damaged. Traffic will be blocked for several hours.
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Great Northern
G. N
Missouri Democrats Split Over 1910 Presidential Choice
St Louis December 29 United States Senator W J Stone of Missouri stirred political tempers by listing seven reasons he believes Speaker Champ Clark will be the presidential nominee. Clark Folk factions clash as both men appear in Missouri with dual state headquarters. No primary plan yet. state convention endorsement seen as nonbinding.
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St. Louis
United States
W. J. Stone
Missouri
Champ Clark
Clark
Ly Friends of
Dent
Felk
Stone
Folk
Missouri Democra
Death toll climbs in Germany from tainted fish
Berlin reports 52 deaths from tainted fish with 25 more sick. over seventy people suffer illness linked to the same source as authorities warn of continuing poisonings and fatalities. In Aberdeen, Sheriff Shaffer pursues two men, Harry Blake and John O'Brien, tied to a fur robbery and possibly connected to a separate Aberdeen Hide and Fur Co. heist.
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Berlin
Torite Hest Love
Aick~ Hess
Aberdeen
Shaffer
Watertown
Harry Blake
John O'Brien
Harriman Dies in New York at Private Sanitarium
Orlando Harriman, brother of the late E H Harriman, died today at a private sanitarium in New York from illness. Harriman was known as a prominent real estate operator and exceptionally wealthy.
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New York
N.Y
Orlando Harriman
Two Brayden Children Die in Quill Lake Fire
In Red Deer Alberta on December 29 two Brayden children aged 11 and 5 perished when a house fire at Quill Lake engulfed their homestead. Neighbors battled flames but could not save them as smoke and heat overwhelmed the dwelling. The tragedy leaves the Brayden family to mourn alongside the rural community.
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Red Deer
Alberts
Brayden
Quill Lake
Dr Sun Yat Sen First Head of the Republic of China
London December 29 Dr M 8 Levy a San Francisco rabbi on a world tour has been refused admission to Russia. His passport was handed to the Russian ambassador by William Phillips secretary of the American embassy in London and returned with regrets that he would not endorse a Jew. The Russian ambassador advised Levy to consult the Russian interior minister before replying, which he declined.
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London
Russia
State Department
Julius Kahn
San Francisco
Sun Yat Sen Elected President of Chinese Republic
News from Nanking reports Dr Sun Yat Sen elected president by delegates from eighteen provinces. He promises peace and stable government, aiming to secure harmony for Chinese citizens. Sun Yat Sen, Canton native, educated in Honolulu, has long led revolutionary efforts abroad.
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Nanking
Republic of China
Sun Yat Sen
Associated Press
United States
China
Canton
Honolulu
Hong Kong
Hakland
Singapore
New York
Denver lad held captive by woman sighted in city
Ralph Crabb, a 17 year old missing since December 4, is believed held against his will in Denver after a caller in a woman's voice claimed he is safe and unharmed. Police seek the enigmatic "veiled lady" who asked for the boy’s clothes and may be his captor. A separate report notes two killed and several injured when Chesapeake & Ohio Train No. 6 derailed at McKense, Huntington district.
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Denver
Des
Ralph Crabb
Crabb
Ralph
Huntington
W. Va
William Dunn
Hinton
W.va
Mremnan Lacey
Terrell
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
McKen~ore
W. Vit
Reile
Holes in the air blamed for aeroplane accidents
W J Humphries of the federal weather bureau warned mechanics of the A A A D at Washington about holes in the air. He attributed these dangerous currents to varying wind speeds and surface types and urged pilots to avoid landing in holes and to steer clear of thunderstorm conditions and sandy soil pockets that fuel rising air. Maj Emil Berliner and A F Seahm reviewed army air work and current aerial engineering problems.
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Washington
Mechanics
American Association For the Advancement of Defence
W. J. Humphries
Federal Weather Bureau
Emil Berliner
A. F. Seahm
Professor Frederick Start Links Korea Finds to Yucatan
Victoria B C detective reports Dr Frederick Start of the University of Chicago.returned from Korea aboard the Sado Maru. He found in a desert subterranean temple on the Korea south coast Buddhist statues and carvings strikingly similar to those in Yucatan and southern Mexico. He will bring forty negatives to support the theory that Buddhist tendencies appear in Mayan head temples in the region.
Proclaim Montero President in Guayaquil Turbulent Night
Reports say troops tested machinery as night fell in Guayaquil amid proclamations naming Gen. Pwilery Montero as president of the republic. The event signals a power shift with uncertain immediate outcomes for Bonator and surrounding regions.
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Guayaquil
Bonator
Pwilery Montero Am
Republit
Squaw Man murders wife amid allotment dispute in Wisconsin
Nels Paulson, a Squaw man living near Barker Lake on the Chip Peona river in Halward Wisconsin, shot and killed his wife Josephine Cloud and her mother, Anakuat Blue Sky, after a demand for deed to the allotment was refused. He then attempted to shoot himself. Their two year old child froze to death in the neglected cabin as Paulson fled into the woods with intent to kill all.
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Paulson
Lemon Growers of California Win Big Victory
Washington reports that California lemon growers secured a significant victory in federal actions affecting the industry. The decision impacts pricing structures and distribution, with details referencing the parcel post system and regulatory implications for grower markets nationwide.
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Lemon Growers OF
California
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