Mexican Mediation Slow in Niagara Talks Amid Tense Mexico City Turmoil
Mexican mediators move slowly as reports say General Carranza may join mediation at Niagara Falls while rebels press for a swift settlement. U S observers note factions differ over terms of settlement and possible canal clause exemptions. Senate debates night sessions and calls for troops amid Colorado strike. Silliman’s dispatches report Saltillo garrison evacuated.
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Fragmentary biographical note on SPADA PAR BIS FRIDE and family
Fragmented OCR text mentions SPADA PAR BIS FRIDE and Belle W daughter of the month, with unclear details about marriage, a Catholic American company, and references to Kerm Roosevelt. Facts are highly incomplete and names partially garbled.
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Sor Cath American Company
Arago
Kerm Roosevelt
Ice Run and Rain Force Nulato Town to Hills
Nulato reports fog and misty rain with ice running at 7:20 pm. Residents fear rising water will compel evacuation to the hills behind town if Treshet continues, as of May 18.
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Nulato
Court rules bail surrender for pending appeals in Kansas case
United States circuit court of appeals orders defendants to surrender bail funds from the federal case filed in Pawnee, Kansas, as their appeals proceed. The mandate sets a June 6 deadline. In Chicago, mass laborers repeatedly faced convict labor assignments under ongoing federal action.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Pemaworth
Kan
United States
Chicago
Ma’ Lee
Goethals Orders American Pilots for Panama Canal Vessels
Governor George W. Goethals announced in Panama on May 18 that all ships passing the canal must be piloted by American pilots.
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Panama Canal
Panama
George W. Goethals
Panama Il Zone
Canal
Grand Jury Probes Halibut Trust in Seattle
A Seattle grand jury has ordered The Booth Fisheries to produce its ledgers as it probes the affairs of the Booth Halibut Trust. The panel seeks Puget Sound Area records for scrutiny and wider accountability in the fishery sector.
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Halibut Trust
Seattle
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Booth Fisheries
Grand Jury
Puget Sound
Kakibut Trust
Chicken Creek Miner Injured In Accident
Antony Tan ay Aitken met with a chicken creek miner after a boulder dislodged striking him near Neanings. Tyree suffered a knee fracture and was transported to Fort wed hospital by De Mu. The incident prompted a safety review and statements from involved parties.
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Chicken Creek
Tyree
Veteran trader leaves for his home out
A Seattle trader known as an uncompromising foe of Hi Prive departed yesterday afternoon for his Seattle home. W. Charlton, editor of commercial free Inner, left after delivering his last shipment, choosing travel and comfort over lingering in town.
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Washburn
Seattle
Charlton
May 2009 Weather Drift Over Yukon Towns
In Nulawo region May 2009 sees heavy rain and river activity. Reports mention Gibbon and Fairbanks areas, with vessels dealing with ice and rising currents. A resident recalls spring sounds and a note of a voyage hope as snow lightly falls this morning.
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Nulawo
Iver
Fury Foo
Munsing
Marinee Town
Japan Question Near Settlement Nears Final Accord
Washington on apr 25 reports secret negotiations by the state department toward a final settlement on the Japan exodus and alien land questions. a japan agreement is expected within weeks, with secrecy maintained to protect face and national interests. the talks cover immigration controls and land laws, aiming to ease tensions while preserving japan's stance in a gentleman's agreement. Potential impact on japanese migration to the united states and how it aligns with earlier treaties is noted, with focus on labor and immigration policy.
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Unclear text fragment hints large scale political and social notes
A jumble of late 19th or early 20th century notes covers population policies, Japanese emigration, U S Senate lobbying, Massachusetts reporters limits, local accidents, and New York real estate. Mentions Japanese relocation, Monroe Doctrine, and a 22 story tower proposal near Tarrytown.
Championship Bout Offer From London Promoters
In London, promoters have offered Will Ritchie 40000 dollars for a twenty round lightweight title bout against Freddie Welsh to be staged next May in the capital. The venture signals strong betting on a high profile clash between the American challenger and the British champion.
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Vight
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Will Ritchie
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Freddie Welsh
Confess Mrs Werner in Italian to murder near Tesagnah
The jury acquitted Mrs Werner who had confessed to plotting her husband’s murder for $100. The case centered on her claim he was killed in a barn near their Tesagnah farm two months ago, after initial denials involving itinerant pedlers. Additional text references a Mount Vesti eruption notice and a Pioneer issue scheduling a Curajy Iditan meeting, plus financial matters and a call for full membership attendance.
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Roosevelt Signals New Campaign Plan For Pinchot
Bay May 22 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived from his South American trip and told reporters he will issue a statement to Progressive party members about a national crisis and urge Pennsylvania voters to back Gifford Pinchot for the Senate to replace Boies Penrose. He plans a coast to coast campaign in the summer and will not run for New York governor. Tremendous Penrose majority reported in Philadelphia with 169090 over Charles Dimmick. Gilford Puot nominated by Progressives for the Senate seat.
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Uncle Joe Cannon Again A Candidate For Congress
Danville Illinois May 22 Hon Joseph G Cannon Uncle Joe former speaker of the national house of representatives who when given a vacation without having asked for it has announced he will seek his old seat at the election next fall and will campaign actively Cannon is almost 80 years old.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Joe
National House of Reprtives
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Nnon
Fudge Orange Jacobs Passes Away At 82
Orange Jacobs, venerable jurist of the city, died last evening at age 82. He long shaped Washington law as territorial and high court leader, serving as chief justice then judge of the superior court. He retired from active practice about six years ago. A Democrat in Washington politics.
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Noted American diplomat Griffiths dies in London
London May 18. John L. Griffiths of Indianapolis born native of New York died in London of heart failure. Griffiths served as consul general in London in 1909 and was connected with the Indian affairs office.
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Seattle Launches Giant Battleship Amid Public Awe
The city celebrated the launch of a world scale battleship as crowds lined the water and witnessed the ship slide into the bay. The event drew statewide attention with officials noting rising costs and the significance of the vessel for naval power.
Notice for Camp Iditarod No 27 meeting Sunday
Members of Camp Iditarod No 27 Arcie Brotherhow are requested to attend the ball Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. Business of significance to be transacted. Don't miss it. Claude Baker Arctic Cha nsley Arctic Rec Wy
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