Lumber Dealers Illegal Combine Spotlighted in Missouri Suit
In Jefferson City a state ouster suit against 36 lumber firms accuses 29 of forming an illegal trust. The commission found price fixing and an association pact with Yellow Pine members to sell only to approved dealers along with blacklisting so called poachers. Twenty firms carry $14 million in aggregate capital. Hearing set in October with anticipated company responses.
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Jefferson City
Special Comminetower Reynold
Notriet
Reynelde
Yellow Ping Manufacturers’ Association
Supreme Court
Missouri
Chicago Lumber and Coal Company Fowls
Dierks Loamber and Conl Company
Nebraska
Freeman Amilth Tlaimber Company
Towa
Orozco Seeks Ammunition to End Mexican War
Juarez Mexico August 1 General Crones leader of the rebels says he does not seek American intervention. He argues the United States should remove barriers allowing them to buy ammunition, claiming peace can be restored within six days and that intervention would threaten Madero and his wealthy family amid the revolt.
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United States
Juarez
Mex
Crones
Mexico
Madero
Zapatistas Routed Near Mexico City After Key Clash
In July near Santiago Tianguistenco west of Mexico City hundreds of Zapatistas reportedly attacked but were driven from entrenched hills by troops from Pachuca and Mexico City. Rural guards suffered heavy losses, with over 30 killed, before reinforced units halted the rebel assault and the train-borne reinforcements arrived. The rebels allegedly withdrew after a brief engagement.
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Mexico City
Santigo Wiaquistenes
Pochuca
Santiago Thiguiztence
New Emperor Reads First Proclamation
The new emperor of Walwel reads his fleet proclamation at Wdolelwek before officials and service representatives. He honors the late emperor Mutwu bite, pledges to administer the country under constitutional provisions, and asks subjects for loyalty and effort. Prime Minister Suionji responds with respectful affirmation.
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Tohio
Aue
Walwel
Wdolelwek
Mutwubite
Marquia Malonji
Suionji
Arthur Brisbane Weds in Calvary Church
Arthur Brisbane editor of the New York Evening Journal married Miss Mhovhe Cory daughter of Seward Curry of this city yesterday at Calvary Episcopal Church. The ceremony united two prominent New York families in a quiet but notable social event.
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New York
Arthur Drnahane
New York Evening Journal
Wee
Yeaterally
Calvary
Olympic contestants return home after success at Stockholm
York reports the army of American athletes arrived by the steamer Vadlertaid after winning multiple events at the Stockholm Olympics. A large crowd gathered at the wharf to welcome the victorious team and cheer the returning competitors.
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York
Adlyvsnes
Anerican Alle
Figures on Factories and Wages of Labor
A readable fragment notes wages for laborers and factory conditions. It mentions earnings surpassing $1,000 in a year and references workers and related statistics, though vocal transcription errors obscure specifics. The piece hints at impacts on workers and industrial output.
Great Magdalena Bay Grab Halted
A formal resolution states that any harbor or similar site in the American continents that could threaten U S communications must not be possessed by foreign aligned corporations or associations, to prevent practical control enabling national power by non American governments.
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United States
United
Lodge urges Monroe doctrine reaffirmation and warns on foreign bases
Senate foreign relations committee adopts Lodge's Monroe recommendation and a resolution disapproving any foreign base on the American continent. A Magdalena Bay incident involving a Japanese land syndicate prompts a firm U S stance, stressing protection of western hemispheric commerce and safety. The full Senate to be asked to endorse the committee's report.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
United States
Senate
Magdalena Bay
Lower
California
Mexico
Lod
Twot
Hitchcock
Hayner
Western Hemisphere
Fine Naval Base
Pacific
Panama Canal
Senate approves fisheries treaty with Britain on Newfoundland waters
The Senate recommended ratification of a July 20 treaty between the United States and Great Britain establishing fishing regulations in New Foundland waters. It follows Hague tribunal guidelines of 1910 with rules for annual promulgation by November and a 45 day U.S. objection period. A three member mixed fishery commission will oversee matters, with US and British experts. The agreement excludes Hudson Bay and details on Newfoundland coast adjustments.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Great Britain
Hague Tribunal
Canada
New Foundland
Dominion
Mada
Hudson Bay
Lange
Wheat prices slump as July futures end lower
In Chicago trading the July grain option fell about 64 cents a bushel for wheat and around 2 4 cents for oats as prices fluctuated in late sessions. Corn trades were mixed with sharp activity from speculative shorts, while wheat declined due to prepaid demand fulfillment.
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Chicago
Mystery Man Registers At Hotel In Decatur Case
A partially readable notice describes a man identified as Joh Kimmel located in a Decatur hotel today. The claimant, claiming a prior arrangement, offered few specifics about Vollaw mark and the events around a federal court trial.
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Kimmel
Man of
Louie
Megiatertig
Dolin
George A. Byte
Vilownt
Nan
Miyabery
Gutekeles
Federal
Vollaw
Decatur
Police grafting scandal erupts as Becker case unfolds
New York police corruption probe widens after Becker and three gunmen confess in the Rosenthal murder case. District Attorney Whitman says higher officials face possible indictments as confessions link gambling protection payments to a city lieutenant.
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Waite
Board of Aldermen
Waldo
Hecker
Couriel
Whitman
Becker
Howe
H Becker
Tosenthal
Wil
Leutenant
Rose
Webber
Louie
Leonis Hesengweig
Harry Horewits
Cub the Blood
Prenk Muller
Roe
Wallon
Tombs
Dowker
Anthracite Prices Under Scrutiny by Mine Officials
Officials question the recent high coal prices amid claims that anthracite sold in Philadelphia and nearby markets exceeded standard rates. The inquiry focuses on market practices and potential price manipulation by sellers.
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Wroodahangtean
Philadelphia
Seven Hurt In Wyoming Train Collision Near Point of Rocks
In Cheyenne Wyoming seven people are reported injured after a head on collision between Union Pacific train No 4 westbound and a southbound freight near Point of Rocks six miles east of Green River. A special train from Cheyenne has been sent to the scene.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Point of Rocks
Green River
Demolition plans submitted to Attorney General for approval
Fragmentary text indicates a demolition plan involving Armour Swift and Morris companies, with a route to a Natural Parking concern. The plan was sent to Attorney General Wickersham and reportedly approved by the government.
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Tion
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Morris & To
Natiral Pawking Company
Wickershang
Fragmented OCR summary of a damaged page item
An unreadable OCR excerpt mentions individuals and terms, with no coherent event or dates clearly identified. No verifiable facts remain to form a complete, factual item.
Local notices and city events in measured terms
An OCR damaged clipping outlines upcoming civic items. It mentions Corner Mayor W Speer and a schedule of events or notices with financial figures and dates, though many words are garbled. The readable items hint at public notices and community scheduling within the city.
All Japan Mourns for Beloved Ruler After Meiji Death
Tokyo reports the death of Emperor Meiji and the accession of Emperor Taisho. A special parliamentary session is expected as cabinet ministers tender resignations per custom. Officials and nobles confer at the Imperial Palace to arrange funeral rites and state mourning while the new era name is to be Torai in place of Meiji.
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Tokio
Mutsuhito
Hin Son
Tno
Imperial Palace
Tt Im
Taft Expresses Regret Over Japanese Emperor's Death
President Taft and Major Rhowdes met the Japanese ambassador to convey deep regret at Emperor Matsushito's death. He received a cable from Yoshito the new emperor thanking him for the sympathy and a note from Empress Dowager Hariko also thanking him for the heartfelt condolences.
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Washington
Taft
T. J. Rhowdes
Hinda
Emperor Matsushito
Yoshito
Japan
Tam
Hariko
Mra. Tett
Rebels Warned Not to Molest Yankees
Secretary Knox informed Gen. Pascual Orozco that raids on Americans and property in northern Mexico must stop or the United States would take preventive measures. President Madero agreed troops are on the way and the trouble should quiet soon. Washington July 31. War dept seeks to divert 100000 unexpended Mississippi relief funds to aid American refugees fleeing into El Paso from Mexico.
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Knox
Pascual Orozco
Mexico
United States
Madero
War Department
Mississippi
Congress
Uae
el Paso
Darrow On Stand To Refute His Accusers
The California case reports Bert H. Franklin’s claim that Charles Darrow discussed bribing jurors. The defense shows a canceled check dated October 4 as evidence of alleged prior talks. Darrow continued his attack on Franklin’s testimony while Franklin denies any prior conversations about juror corruption.
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Darrow
Los Angeles
Bert HH. Praunklin
Chirence S. Darrow
Franklin
Mathy
Robert Hain
Fire Claims Two Lives at Denforth House
In Fairlee two residents died in a blaze that also left three others severely injured. The names and details are incomplete in the report, but investigators say the fire destroyed the Denforth residence and left multiple family members injured.
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Fairlee
Denforth
Mhdhendaire
Effie Perkins
Flushing
L. 1
Florence Alben
Springfield
Minnow
Misa Perklow
Winter
Sugar Refiners Pay For Alleged Frauds
Washington July 30 Alleged sugar frauds at Philadelphia under Treasury Secretary McVeagh and Attorney General Whek have been settled by payment to the United States government of nearly 2 260 000 by the sugar refiners. Investigations of alleged sugar frauds in New York and California are reportedly ongoing.
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Chicago
Detiile
Nation Mocking Company
Corparsihon
United States
Dmatriot
Janes Hh
Wili Gewmana
Washiington
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Treasury
McVeagh
Allorney Uenmeri
Untidy OCR Notes Describe Aegean Navy Event
Fragments recount a naval incident involving Captain Pickus and a Josephboard unit. Names and places are garbled, but the text hints at a disciplinary action, an inquiry, and a possible public or military response. The passage ends mid sentence with a damaged claim of dishonor.
Grace asserts husband feigning to murder trial
Mrs Grace contends her husband Gene Grace is feigning paralysis as her defense in the Mia foatay Opie Grave trial for allegedly attempting to murder her husband Eugene Chace. Developments near expected. Grace shows nervousness and fears in court while denying the assault and citing reflex action for leg movement.
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Gin
Mia
Foatay Opie Grave
Eugene
Chace
Neberra A. Same
Milatto
Abe
Gene
Grace
Han
Eiy
Martial law delayed in Paint Creek riots region
Huntington West Virginia July 21 a proclamation of martial law in the Paint Creek coal region was shelved by Governor Glasscock. Riots between striking miners and armed guards prompted militia call but no radical step will be taken unless developments warrant it. Advices report quiet conditions as the region awaits further action.
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Huntington
W. Va
Paint Creek
Glasscock
West Virginia
Canadian Dock District Under Martial Law After Riots
Canadian Northern dock district in Port Arthur Ontario placed under martial law as dock strike riots spread from Duluth and Superior. Nine regiments searched strikers’ homes for weapons after riot decree read by Mayor Ray. Police chief Angus McClellan in critical condition after assault.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Canadian Northern Coal and Ore Dock
Duluth
Superior
Ninth Regiment
Ray
Angus McClellan
Public Newspaper Scheme Advocated At Conference
Madison Wisconsin July 31 speakers at the National Newspaper conference discussed whether newspapers are delivering all the truth readers deserve. Levy Richard editor urged a public newspaper to expose outside control and ensure full news coverage. William H Ellis criticized editorial practices that mislead with chosen wording and entertainment features that hurt credibility.
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Madison
Wis
Renling
Levy
Richard
Binton Common
Freedon
William H. Ellis
Searchlight
Grays Lake
Tfl
Bilis
Refined Oil Price Cut Announced by Standard Oil NY
The Standard Oil Company of New York announced a price reduction today for refined petroleum products. Refined in cases falls to 10.25 cents per gallon, with other grades and packing details noted as adjusted pricing.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New York Today
Beer cargo from Bremen rots in New York port
The steamer Main arrived from Bremen with the entire cargo consisting of 2.5 million barrels of beer destined for New York importers. Officials report no details on shipments or distribution beyond the vast quantity tied to the port city.
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Bremen
Standard Ol Company
Meeker
Coli William Loeb
Portland
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Poreet
Bithawius
Sidilomiy
Saperpelems
ARMA
Kans
Johan Maegan
Teivin
Avro
Prelingimary
Washington
W. Neill
Lackiwanna
Mery
the Erie Corpe
John T Wyatt
Los Angeles
Cad
Ismay Cleared By Titanic Inquiry Judgment
London July 21 Lord Mersey the presiding judge delivered the judgment of the British board of trade inquiry into the Titanic disaster. The court found no charges against Ismay and suggested improvements in lifeboats drills and lookouts while noting no direct blame for passenger loss. The report references the Californian and asserts no moral duty to remain aboard.
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London
British Board of Trade
Lord Mercey
Jowell
Court of
J. Bruce Tens
White Star Line
Committee
United States Senate
William Alden Smith
Duff Gordon
Goron
J. Heule Ismay
Hritee Ismay
Bins
Tamay
Ting
Archbald Trial Urged For Immediate Action
Senators press for a direct trial of Judge Archbald and demand no postponement. The question of postponement is to be decided soon with votes expected Thursday or Saturday. Senate’s non recognition of pairs broadens the move to press the impeachment case forward.
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Washington
Archbald
Triat
Commerce Court
Wnll
Mentins
Senate
Wales
Lapoo
Dirlstuw
Hanes
Heavy fighting follows onslaught near Tomah
Report from Tomah Wisconsin describes a dawn clash as Blue Army forces attacked and engaged in heavy fighting along ridges west of Power. Cavalry acted early with three enemy groups spotted in multiple directions, streets filled with gunfire as the engagement developed.
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Blue Army
Tomah
Wis
Girl Singer Calms Theater Fire Panic in Tremont Row
In Reston Maas July 4 a motion picture film broke and caught fire in a Tremont Row theater. As audiences fled, singer Won stepped on stage and sang to steady spectators. The fire caused little damage, though operator Edward Shntues nearly suffocated by fumes before using a hand extinguisher to subdue the blaze.
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Reston
Maas
Tremont Row
Youn Won
Audie
Fiim
Edward Shntues
Flasnes
Ex Senator Washburn Dies in Minneapolis at 90
Former Senator Willan D Washburn, a prominent figure in national affairs and a leading Northwest upbuilder, died in Minneapolis Minnesota shortly after 10 o'clock. He was 90 years old.
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Washburn
Minneapulia
Minn
Ormer
Willan D. Washburn
Way
Northwest
Coke Trust Trial Sparks Probe In Vitomtown
Vague OCR text hints at a department inquiry into alleged role rust in Vitomtown. Mentions independent coke paroadioens and BTR E Chat Chew WEL but lacks clear facts or names.
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Coke Trust
Vitomtown
Joly Dt
Loventiam
Department of Jimition
Coke
BTR
Anti-Drink Order Sparks Local Enforcement Debate
A newly issued anti drinking proclamation in Lackawanna New York follows a recent derailment and wreck near Vermity MN. The order aims to curb intoxication and promote safety with enforcement steps by regional rail authorities and local officials.
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Lackawanna
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