Romance born from Titanic farewell leads to Philadelphia wedding
In a remarkable tale from the North Atlantic disaster, Robert W. Daniel of Philadelphia and Mia W. Smith of Cincinnati, once separated by tragedy, reunite years later. Daniel saved from the wreck, later married Mrs. Smith and, following a lengthy relationship, are set to wed in Philadelphia as she becomes Mrs. Daniel in a secret engagement kept until his return.
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Lucien W. Smith
Robert Daniel
North Atlantic
Philadelphia
Robert W. Daniel
Cone Beaker
Mia
Ween
Luele
W. Smith
Cincinnati
Daniel
Hiladelphia
Mr. Daniel
Deas
Amd Om
Daniel Imat
Europe
Ineas
Uwa Editor Vanishes Alarming Friends in Hone
Hone Iowa residents report the disappearance of UWA editor whose colleagues and friends express concern. The missing person, described as a prominent figure among local writers, has not been heard from since late November, prompting police and community alerts.
Philadelphia relief ship reaches England amid arrivals
A damaged clipping reports the Philadelphia relief ship reaching England with a Norwegian vessel in focus and mentions ongoing arrangements and expected actions in the port area. The fragment references homeward journeys and arrival events tied to the relief mission.
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Philadelphia
England
Forest fires rage across Arkansas and surrounding states
Dense smoke cloaks Little Rock for the eighth day while fires devastate Helens plants and northern Louisiana oil fields. Federal aid eyed as Mississippi River traffic suffers. game animals flee, and the Arkansas penal farm marshals timber clearance amid spreading flames. Relief arrives with possible rain.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Loudolar
Litthe Rock
Helens
Central Distilling Company
Dinning Furniture Company
Louisiana
Caddo Parish
Pires
Missiesopi
Memplin
Holstein Cow Sets World Milk Production Record
Berkeley CA November 26 A Holstein cow named Pillie filartra breaks the world milk record by yielding 494524 pounds in the past year surpassing rival Holstein Cramelle who previously held the record per the UC Bureau of Animal Industry.
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Herkeley,al
Pillie Filartra
Bureau of Anniail Industry
University of California
Sweden Distracted by New Contraband Order
The report notes confusion and disruption in Sweden following a new contraband order. It describes German declarations and neutral responses, with references to convoy practices and trade routes affected by the policy.
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Sweden
Weather notes from Berlin in early November
Fragmentary report from Berlin notes clear frost and cold conditions with temperature details unclear. The text mentions Cracdw and a vague forecast of prevailing weather, but specifics are unreadable.
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Berlin
Free sanitary lunches urged for Chicago saloons
Chicago officials pursue an ordinance to allow free lunches in saloons only if sanitary and prepackaged. Counters must serve individual morsels with no common forks and inspectors will regularly check the counters to prevent contamination. The measure also proposes banning free food with intoxicating liquor.
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Chicago
City Council Committee of Health
Quiet Thanksgiving for Wilson in Williamstown
President Wilson spent a quiet New England Thanksgiving in Williamstown Mass with his daughter Mrs Sayre. The day included church services at St John Episcopal church an automobile ride and Thanksgiving dinner at the Fayre home. Accompanied only by Mrs Sayre Prof Brookton Axgon Dr Cary Grayson and the president's naval aide the event drew crowds from miles around to glimpse the nation’s chief executive.
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Williamstown
Mass
Wilson
New England
Francis v. Sayre
Sayre
Brookton Axgon
Cary T. Grayson
St. John's Episcopal Church
Battleship Michigan Runs Ashore Off Cape Flattery
The United States battleship Michigan ran aground near the lightship off Cape Flattery, Norfolk reported by radio to the navy yard today. The incident occurred as the ship approached the coast for docking in rough conditions.
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Norfolk
Michigan
Cape Fleary
Navy Yard
Contend for Share of 500000 Income in Campbell Case
In New York on November 26 two witnesses testified before Heferne John T. Tierney that Mrs. Eley G. Burkham of St. Louis is likely the late James Campbell’s daughter. They say Campbell’s will left income to a widow and Burkham as beneficiary, with nephews seeking to overturn the will to favor St. Louis University. Annie Mahoney testified at the baptism and described attending events with the Campbells to show ties to Florence Campbell and the infant Burkham.
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New York
Heferne
John T. ‘Iierney
St. Louis
Eley G. Burkham
James Campbell
Direenwich
Conn
Campbell
Florence Campbell
Tte
Durkhom
St. Louie University
Annie Mahoney
Mira Burkham
Abe
Mabooy
Campbells
Feeney Accused of Stolen Guinea Pigs and Hydrophobia Cure
A poorly worded report notes Michael Feeney, in New York, suspected of eating an experimental hydrophobia serum from the Pasteur institute and stealing 14 guinea pigs. Police await further developments as evidence is collected at the Feeney residence.
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New York
Michael Keeney
Michael
Pasteur Institute
George Horniand
Beeney
Typhoid Epidemic Reported in Barcelona Spain
Private dispatches from Barcelona describe a typhoid epidemic spreading in Spain with an average of 200 new cases daily. Several thousand patients are undergoing treatment.
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Paris
Priviate
Barcelona
Spain
What whisker fads will war encourage
London speculation discusses how war may shape facial hair fashions. History notes from Waterloo Crimea show soldiers and civilians adopting mustaches and beards during campaigns. Observers debate whether future conflicts will revive facial adornments or favor clean shaving.
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London
Trene
Iond Street
Pall Mu
Rome
German Press Wrathful Over Fate of Surgeons
Berlin reports on German press outrage over the fate of French surgeons held after the Chateau incident. Officials are charged with care for a twin officer and face sentences reportedly linking to wartime actions. The tone questions liberation prospects and hints at disputes over conduct and captivity.
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Berlin
Buiter
Arn Vietion
Elekt Cini
Ligsy
Justice Rejects Leo M. Frank Writ in Murder Case
A federal judge again declines to issue a writ to bring Leo M. Frank to a murder case. The ruling follows prior denials and continues the delay in addressing the premature writ petition.
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Leo M. Frank
Heavy Rains Trigger Southwest Flood Match
Flood warnings spread as heavy rainfall batters the Southwest region. Officials report rising water levels in low-lying areas near Houston and surrounding communities. Residents are urged to seek higher ground and follow evacuation instructions.
Villa and Zapata Friendly Despite Relieved Tension in Mexico City
Washington reports say Zapata forces maintain order in Mexico City though exact control remains with Villa and Zapata troops under Colonel Sana. Officials expect Villa and Zapata to install Falatio Gutierrez as provisional president and reconvene the national convention in the capital.
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Gutierrez
Washington
Mexico City
Zapata
White House
Stillman
Sana
Arrhigemenia
Baputa Himelf
Villa
Aguas Calientes
Falatio Gutierrez
Gutieries
General Nearest News on Mexican Campaign Rumors
Washington dispatch reports General Arransa telegraphs supporters denying Obregon Villareal and Hay captures as false. Prance forces remain active with Obregon and Moxico City. Villareal and Hay reportedly head to Monteros while Boelha troops desert to government loyalists.
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Washington
Arransa
Orizaba
Obregon
Villareal
Hay
Prance
Blince
Moxico City
Monteros
Boelha
Vera Cruz Arrival Prompts Heavy Reinforcements
Vera Crus, Mex Nov Brum arrives with Generals Obregon and Alverato this afternoon. An elaborate reception plan is under way for the general as Troa tralne reaches Vera Cruz after a night attack. Heavy artillery reinforcements have landed and the Constitutional monthont Limbo sails into the harbor. Local railway plans stir, tearing up the route between the capital and Bee peroney.
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Vera Crus
Vera Crag
Obregon
Alverato
Vera Cruz
Munthont
Gore
Palace Shaken by Earthquake Collapses
The palace severely damaged by a historic quake collapses trapping residents. Rescuers rush to the rubble and save two children while several residents remain unaccounted for. Local neighbors report at least six buried in the ruins.
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Rowe
Stine
Paldvet
oWine
Roosevelt libel case change of venue ordered
The appellate court reversed a lower ruling and ordered the libel suit against Colonel Theodore Roosevelt to be heard in Onondaga instead of Albany. William Karnes seeks $650,000 in damages. David Chester’s court decision blocked the venue change.
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Roosevelt
Albany
Spree Court
Justin Chester
Hibel Allie
Willam Karnes
Theodore Rooosevelt
Hoosevell
Onondaga
Mine strike leaders released on bonds in Arkansas
Fort Smith Ark November 20 Misheel Byan and Marvin Stanfierd miners arrested on federal indictments linked to the Mur Valley mining outbreak were released on bond Four others were freed under similar terms as the grand jury concluded its investigation into the strike turmoil and related activities
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Fort Smith
Ark
Misheel Byan
Marvin Stanfierd
Murt+ Valley
Bond
Orsum Pradvia Trek
Fugitives Feast As Palace Quarters Leveled
A Times dispatch from Amsterdam reports shells hit a palace amid bombing. Fugitives were feted there and the fortification quarters were leveled, with reports of destruction and displacement in the aftermath.
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The
Times
Amsterdam
Lipa
Berlin Denies Russian Claims of Big Victory in Poland
Rival claims from both sides clash as officials say no final decision has been reached. German and Austrian sources report heavy losses, prisoners, and ongoing fighting across East Prussia and Russian Poland with conflicting casualty figures and no clear outcome.
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Berlin
Poland
London
Nicholas
Waranw
Atorf
Aterment
East Prussia
von Mackensen
Lodx
Locies
Vienna
Russian
Russian maneuver traps German army corps at Lodz siege
Petrograd via London reports German defeat at Lodz after a Russian plan lured them into a trap. Russian wings along the Warta and Vistula pressed forward while reserves arrived, surrounding thousands of Germans and forcing many to surrender near Lowicz, southwest of Warsaw.
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Petrograd
London
Beml
Poland
Lodx
Warta
Vistula
Warsaw Kalis
Wielun
Lowlex
Warsaw
Prisoners Pass Through Warsaw Amid Cold War Struggle
Report from Warsaw via Reuters describes columns of German prisoners moving through the city while many prisoners are wounded, with hands and feet frozen as winter complications intensify the German withdrawal. The dispatch notes large numbers and harsh conditions affecting the march.
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London
Warsaw
Reuter Telegram Company
Thieehty
Anonge
Egypt in Revolt as 115 Year Revival Stirs New Khedive
Reports from Alexandria claim Germany seeks revival of influence after 115 years with a broader scope. Britain plans to install a new Khedive to steer Egypt amid economic strain from cotton exports, banking fears, and a wave of bankruptcies.
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Heme
Duatio
Corren Poms Ney
Alexandria
Egypt
Germany
Napoleon
Kiyod
Britain
Hueeon Kemola
Lemur Pasha
Egypts
Motor racer killed in crash near Bavunpal
A motor racer named Cipay Alooop of Moureaville died after his bike veered into a tree during a 100 mile race near Bavunpal on the night of November 86. The accident left Blooge Peck and Back injured.
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Tin
Moureaville
War at Joffre’s Camp Reveals Quiet Nerve Center
Dispatch from General Joffre’s headquarters describes a vast rear area behind the lines where more than two million troops are coordinated. The scene shows calm at the village hub with nonstop study, planning, and delicate access controls, while frontline action continues elsewhere.
Proof of Belgian Alliance Claims Reported
The German press bureau releases claim of Belgian alliance proof. General Ducorme and allied leaders are cited, with mentions of British lines and military equipment. The report notes government dissemination of directives and a statement on Allied readiness and positions.
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Herlin
Rysvilles
Wits
General Ducorme
Ologel Iuirnardiien
Birltien Ooitivurn
British Chancellor Near Breakdown Amid Political Turmoil
The article details a crisis surrounding the British Chancellor as pressures mount. It references Labour and party tensions, pension debates, and potential shifts in economic policy amid a fracturing government.
African American man lynched after mob forces deputy
A violent incident ends in the lynching of an Black man after a mob confronts a deputy sheriff and local authorities near a plantation setting. The event is marked by threats and coercion as bystanders watch the unfolding grave act.
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Ighala
Sesoral
Cholera Fears Rise in Antwerp Amid Sparse Cases
Reports indicate Antwerp faces cholera concerns with only a handful of confirmed cases so far. Officials warn vigilance but no widespread outbreak is evident, and health measures are being observed.
Royal Navy Losses Reported Amid War Effort
A damaged snippet notes naval losses and casualties during the war effort. It mentions 43 and 1.57 units linked to bases, with unclear affiliations to a Norwegian or allied context and continuing support for ongoing operations.
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