Global Tensions Stir Talks and Trade Debates
Report from Washington notes efforts to avoid foreign intervention as talks continue over 1909 indemnities and China's debt. A separate briefing cites a variety of policy concerns from railroad safety urged by the Interstate Commerce Commission to Italy’s countercharges in Libyan patrols. Stringent measures and scientific inquiry are demanded to address railway defects and air the situation in Tripoli.
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Washington
Buanelal
Gental Wickersham
Marse
Counsil
Dougherty
T. B. Felder
HL & Belknap
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bellknap
Ha Itilian Embaddy
Italy
Tripoli
General Thy government plans against opium trafficking
A garbled report outlines a broad campaign against opium trafficking, mentions Wisconsin football authority about corruption in Okmulgee, and cites various political and legal figures. It references Lorimer committee delays, a national inquiry, and statements by Governor Judson Harriot of Ohio addressing taxation and foreign policy concerns.
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Wisconsin
Gama $S
Ee Okmulger
Largo Wasoritr
Lorimer
Eteel Investigalion
Anthony J. Faust
Albert Loa
AL Hilledale
United States
Coe T. Crawford
South Dakota
Liv Bollette
Caler
Gayettor
New York
Qael
Bl. Paul
Republic of the ‘United States
Roth Gray
Agra
Joan Gray
Iowa
Lerson
Linzeapels
New York York
Doblid
Roland
van Cozlanist Park
General Land Office
Ilwanea Claistes
Dudeel
Foriaera
Judson Harriot
Ohio
National Gang
Calumbus
Global unrest and political turmoil sweep gaps in a fractured world
A sprawling list of international incidents dominates the page, including Taft’s diplomatic shifts with Russia, Italian cholera reports, Spanish and Mexican political tensions, and unrest across Europe and Asia. Fire in Milwaukee and a Pekin train holdup underscore domestic dangers alongside regulatory actions.
Hawkeye State News gathers many Iowa items
Iowa items from Des Moines to Mason City report packing company moves, farm yields, court actions, accidents, and local politics. Notable notes include the Nes Des Moines Packing Co absorbing Ager Packing, a 250000 dollar corporate setup with Simon Casady as prospective president, and Joe Macthonot as vice president.
Socialist menace blamed on Peracnat and Caler urged
Peracnat and Bird S. Caler warn that socialist doctrine spreads as a real menace. Col. Rooserett urges the race for president to awaken voter interest. Suffragettes of Lorndow renew their struggle amid renewed activism. An air company treasurer was arrested at Piltsturan. Generet Heyess considered the alleged dia turder of peace in Ssex. Former Senator John P F Dryden of New Jersey dies in Newark.
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Peracnat
Bird S. Caler
Col. Rooserett la
Lorndow
Piltsturan
Generet Heyess
Ssex
John PF. Dryden
New Jersey
Newark
Hang-Yang 19 Seized as Revolutionists Defeated with Loss
Reported battles along the river and at wall posts show imperialist forces regaining ground. Skirmishes persist near Tiger Hills and Wu-Chang as General Li plans retreat. Casualties run into thousands. bombardment continues despite protests from foreign warships.
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Tiger Hills
Chane
Triat
Purate Bit
Clvor
Ely
Wu- Chang
Shanghai
Regis
Taiwan
Han
Avn-Vong
Wu-Chang
AL Peeing
Chuii
Dammaar
Uyirry Mmambere Ware
Cardinals Receive Honors at Vatican Confirmation
The Vatican confirmed pope nominations for new Sacred College members during a ceremony attended by the pope, cardinals, and visiting dignitaries. New electees include Archbishop Farley of New York, Archbishop O Connell of Boston, and Archbishop Fileavo of Washington. German warships Hertin and Eler recalled from Agadir. Urey Woolson opened a Democratic headquarters in Kentucky briefly. official HQ set for Washington after December 3 to decide 1912 convention location.
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Berry
Rome
Pesideyh
Mar. Farley
New York
Mgr O'Connell
Boston
Ava
Mgr
Fileavno
Washington
Beylin
Hertin
Eler
Agadir
Mercecy
Jepartive
Anther
Nationa
Urey Woolson
Kenetucky
Mentloz
President Finishes Annual Message to VanKress
President Tait completed his annual message to VanKress Monday and sent it to the government office. The six thousand word document is one of the shortest in recent years and surveys the tariff question. Separately, news arrives that S. H. Allen, lost while hunting, has been found badly frozen. A Grand Island robbery on East Premium Street saw John Iy bin, aged 70, robbed of cash and a watch. a donor certificate for 262 dollars was not honored. American troops await orders to embark for China as the transport Sherona stands by.
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New Orleans
Taft
Hunteraim
Hyde
Perain
Russia
USA
Caceres
Dominican Republic
Kiel
Vanssuere
Manecbos Fg
Stan Fay Chips
Ala Mayes
Gourral Seight
Atchison, Toneke & Santa Fu Raiiway
Oneka
International Harvester Company
Missouri
Order
Qu Ting Fang
Fareigners
Nanking Way
United States Steel Corporation
Coupe Counties
Hebron Pierce
Silver Grock
Nebraska
Gustave Adolph of
Sweden
St. Heiss
Milwaukee
Ths
AIM
Bronk Allen
Pekin
Flevgal
North Dakota
Northern Pacific
Superior
Wis
Tua East
Vancouver
Ff C. Tor Expork
Bina
Japan
Susie B. Preseler
Pension Ageat
Falcin
Aberdeen
Calumet and Heela Mining Company
Galumet and
Heela Alalng
Wlegal Opluut Tribune
United States
Canada
Gam Winnigrasa
Ren Galdsoth
Tess
la Follette
Congress
Oklahoma
Blissouri
Kansas
Nebrielen
Dakotas
IoWa
Minnesota
Tnois
Michiran
Indiana
Mexico City
Madero Ab
American Club
Wilson Muaide & Drief
Jos Anchor
Orncher
Topanga Canyon
Seversl
Lralix
Peain
France
Higa Pon Tsehmill
Europe
Wilhelm Jensen
Anthor
Mantet
Alte
Wimmer
Myokato
Minn
Abd Imbayment
Chicago
Gowrie A. Carperter
United States Supreme ‘Court
Supreme Sake
Washington
Lois W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Nandrede
Clinton County
Grand Jury
Whiel
Syeles
Fanning
Willam ‘Yollimuin
Avoca
Holticds University of Oskaloosa
Catton
Bos Scout Movement
Chausauqua
B. F. Carroll
Washington, D. C
Skunk
Coppock Station
al Stronch
Eppines
Olimnd Gas Light, Meat and Power Company
Western Leilities Company
Grand Rapids, Michy
Ie Cone Pany
Rightmend Pilobson
Fort Rodge
Junim
Panama Canal
Hotaon Nis
Lila Het
Chitown Grand Jury
Fredy W. Mitchell
Devitt Observer
Tim
Echainal
Bel
Clinton
Thomas Gibbs
Brewer
Society of the Charings and Corrections Cave
Cedar Rapids
G. Keptord
Des Moines
Ed Bowmai
Hmyman’e
Washington County
Basliese
Manoa
Bel Maine
Wilby
Nenton
J. J. Hin
Daring Mier
Aurlingien
Tucumania
Werty Hospital
Pred
Fred
Dell Teleghona Cumypuhy
Eagle Grave
Caine
Ais
Sarch Livi
Coonell
Patrick Miller
Astello Wand
al Emmetsburg
Jngine
Jacob Adams
Williston
N. H
Waterloo
Julia Helin
St. Anthony
Corm
Messags
Tait
vanKress
Los
Casper
Wyo
S. H. Allen
Mole Country
Grand Island
John Iybin
Ord
East Premi Street
Donasit
Fragmented historic verse with garbled stage cues
The text presents a mangled ballad style passage with garbled lyrics and stage directions. It mixes broken phrases about Cupid, roses, love, and a roosting chorus amid unclear names and imagery, resembling a damaged OCR from a late era play or musical sheet.
What She Said On Patient Worried By Illness
A distressed speaker pleads with a doctor describing fears of appendicitis and fevers while a chorus of relatives weighs in. The physician responds dryly that the symptoms suggest the patient has too many relatives, a wry remark reflecting social anxieties.
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Sfeurelia
Wyyell
Unclear fragment prompts puzzled response
The line presents a garbled exchange asking about savages and eating, followed by an answer quoted as Td 530 eff 2 gf, leaving the context unreadable and unresolved.
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Stu
Teilaw
Illogical Health Authority Study On Ice Cream Safety
A disjointed report describes health authority concerns about bacteria in ice cream and a questionable standard. It mentions counting bacteria per cubic centimeter, delays in gathering data, and a hypothetical dinner scenario where dessert is affected by remaining room. The text references human health and a confusion of measurements and procedures.
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Bosteria
Umea
Far-Seeing Damsel
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character named Phys a and a landlady in a tense scene. The speaker refuses the proposal, claiming stronger feelings and suggesting danger to the suitor. The archaic spelling and garbled text imply a stylized or corrupted excerpt from a longer drama or tale.
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Supreme Court
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Neue Lake
Jobir Crawford
Sheriff Revell
A. A. Juckey
AJ DB
Hewitt
Byron Ornard
Riba
Ogden
Wade
Mississippi River Power Company
Wuilding Te Dniveross
Civer
Keokuk
Mandarius
Lehigh Cement Company
Mason City
Anghiear
Fort
Dodge
Spevial
Togan
Marshalltown
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Pal Phare
Hidora
Cliford Kam Cole Kiewit
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Manon
Gly
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Linut
Clark
Fistedee4 Association of [Own
Men of Tows
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Kimar Vingil
Ecana
Jung
Beys
Gliddels
Cedar Falls
Charles F. Jerrington
Oxford
Prppina Islands
Axe Nelson
Creston
O. Allely
Fremont
Wytha
Knights of the Grand Domain of
Goone
Katherine Howe
Johnson County
Mlewaek, Sne
W. J. Saulter
Amos Meadows
Manni Pleasialenarset
Onanda Sellenpia
Thomas Flynn
Oelwein
Etale Unis Centon
William Lippin
Milwaukee Round House
Cornell Wlat
Siolen
Hang-Yang
Ouly
Cardinals
Muoda
Sherona
China
Uather
Thie
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