Fragmentary Inter Mountain Globe Notes Mix Social Spillage
The clipped Inter Mountain Globe column mixes notes on public health risks from oysters amid typhoid fears, military figures like Colonel Moore, naval and railway topics, historic artifacts, Luxemburg and Panama interests, church vandalism, fruit canning, searchlights for the San Francisco exposition, orange essence production in Tunis, London clerks, and diverse global anecdotes. It preserves a dated, miscellany tone with scattered names and places, offering a mosaic of early 20th century concerns and curiosities.
Incomplete Steel Walther Wall Report From New Uodford
A damaged OCR note mentions steel walter wall in New Uodford Maam with years of use and a reference to evidence of Mfr of more than 45 score. It notes some journey to Aix-la-Chapelle and preservation of a paper with a peppered length of 12 colon 1 inches. The period in New York is described as brief.
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Walter Wall
New Uodford
Maam
Aix-la-Chapelle
Fort Cook
New York
Landen Only Persons Over the Age
Landen restricts eligibility to individuals above a certain age. The notice outlines who qualifies and the enforcement of the rule.
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Landen
Ft Wey Pboweo
Army Beater Turkey Trembles Near Ruin in Balkan Crisis
Dispatches from Constantinople describe heightened fears in Sofia and across Turkish capital. archives and treasury packed, officials moved to safety as Adrianople prepares for quartering. Anglo French fleet bombards Dardanelles while Russia eyes Constantinople, weather in Armenia reigns severe with snowbound roads and halted operations around Erzerum.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Tondon
Constantinople
Stamboul
Adrianople
Dardanelles
Russia
Turkey
Armenia
Erzerum
Turkish Losses Placed At Fifty Thousand In Russian Invasion
London Morning Post reports czs the Russians destroy about 56,000 Turks trapped in the Caucasus. The Ninth Army Corps and allied units are described as annihilated or captured, with Turkish leadership blamed on Enver Pasha and German planning. The Turkish army on Russian soil is said to be routed, clothing and supplies depleted, and the empire endangered.
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ePtrograd
London Morning Post
Caucasus
Russia
Erzerum
Van
Ninth Corps
Turkey
Sanders Pasha
Ersterum
Trussia
Turka
Bourne Gazette
Enver Pasha
Wilhelm and
Sandere Pasha
Ottoman Empire
Ninth Army Corps
Ished Pasha
Son of Premier of France Is Killed in Battle
Paris reports the death of Premier Vivian's youngest son on the battlefield. The youth, a noncommissioned officer in the One Hundred and Thirty-first Infantry, fell in August near Cassigny close to German trenches. Madame Vivian had recently met the Swiss president to seek German confirmation of any knowledge of her son's fate. There is no information from Germany at this time.
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Paris
Madame Vivian
Young Viviant
Cassigny
Youngs Iwan
One
Thirty-first Infantry
Switserland
J. BE. Z
Alebach
Buffalo-Brule-Jernald
Buffalo County
Zalehach
Richards
Ex-President of Peru Ordered Out of Chile
Former Peruvian president Gallleron ousted and Augusto Durand ordered to leave Chile within eight days. Santiago dispatch notes deposed President Hillinghurst in a February revolution. Durand arrested after the plan to gain power failed. police seized rifles and war matériel linked to a possible coup in Peru.
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Peru
Chile
Gallleron Ouret
Augusto Durand
Santiago
Hillinghuret
Duran
de I
Iron Workers Seek Parole in Federal Case
Unclear text outlines a parole request linked to a federal prison case. Mentions Leavenworth and Foley related to structure, dynamite, and conspiratorial terms. Source text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or full names to provide a precise court action or outcome.
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Leavenworth
Foley
Ederal Paruie
Damaged OCR Note on Bridge Construction Details
The fragment describes a government project building a road bridge over Yoo feet long with a wire structure. Details are incomplete and unclear due to OCR errors, but indicate an official road bridge construction effort with measurements and design notes.
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Io Java Daieh
England's Reply in Page's Hands
Ambassador Pare received the British preliminary reply to American protests over British interference with U S shipping. The plan permits commerce with Italy and the Netherlands with minimal disruption and hopes for similar pacts with Scandinavian nations. England asserts contraband flows are curbed and Holland forms a government approved monopoly for such shipments.
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London
Ambrssador
Washington
United States
Italy
Netherlands
England
Holland
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Britain to Reply on Interference With Shipping
Washington officials expect the British government to address the American protest on needless detention and seizure of cargoes while separating legal questions from the main note. The preliminary reply may recognize the emergency and outline views on contraband and the right to ship certain goods, with a fuller response due in a fortnight.
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Washington
United States
Cecil Spring-Rice
Brevan
Lans Ing
State Department
Ambassador Page
Ski Charge Wins Alsace Village
French Alpine troops charged on skis down snow covered slopes at Bonhomme forcing German forces to retreat toward Colmar. German detachment at Diedelslau-sen held fast briefly as French troops attacked along a winding road. The sortie, aided by heavy artillery from St Die, pushed the Germans five miles back despite sharp rifle fire and perilous slopes.
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Et Die
Department of Voyages
France
Parim
Bonhomme
Orbey
Colmar
St. Marie
St. Croix
St. Die
Theen
Mutt
Diederghausen
Railways Gain Further Advantage Amid Shipping Rate Rise
An Interstate Commerce Commission order grants increased dyer counts on select freight rates, expanding existing railroad groups and raising costs slightly. The move intensifies the campaign’s impact on shippers and carriers, with railroads directed to adjust pricing despite overall steady conditions.
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Amerce
Qedere
Woman allegedly buried alive recovers after long shock
Cornell Wiaffe reports a woman identified as Mrs. Sedden survived a near burial after being pronounced dead following a long faint. Friends prepared her for burial, the undertaker arrived, and the woman lay on a cooling board for hours while listening to funeral plans and choir rehearsals before slowly moving and signaling life.
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Cornell Wiaffe
Petela
Fiely
Tinister
Mrs. &Oion
Mra. Sedden
Richards Primary Law Slaughtered by Vote in House
Pierre South Dakota January 9 lawmakers debated repeal of the Richards primary law. A resolution called for a committee to draft a substitute primary law, passed with one dissent. The piece notes mixed reactions, political maneuvering, and commentary on legislators and reform efforts, highlighting Blake and Ruhlman.
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Blake
R. O. Richards
Richards
Tey
South Dakota
House
Senate
J. I. Lockhart
B. Roberts
Pierre
Chamberlain
Lamb
Mitchell
Ly Macay
Lyman
J.orle
Bpink County
Congress
al Gee
Eee
Brows County
Beabee
Edmunds
Battle for Saltillo Opens as Carranza Forces Attack
Heavy fighting erupts near Saltillo as Carranza troops launch an assault from surrounding mountains. Villa forces, who briefly seized Saltillo, defend the city with about 15 000 constitutionalist troops surrounding and attacking from multiple angles. Reports say hundreds killed or wounded as the battle continues through the day.
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el Paso
Tex
Faltillo
Carranza
Nuevo Laredo
Saltillo
Hipolite
Mevange
Villa
Carranga
Carranas
Antonio I. Villareal
la Primand Marte
Canada apologizes after slayings in Olawe Ont
Canadian authorities express formal regret to the United States for the killing of Walter Smith and wounding of Charles Dorseh by Canadian militiamen. The dominion government offers to compensate the wounded man and the dead man’s family. Canadian officers responsible were arrested today and held without bond.
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Olawe
Ont
United States
Washington
Dominion of Canada
Walter Smith
Charles Dorseh
Dominion
Champ Clark to preside at Billy Sunday meeting
Washington, Jan. 0 Speaker Clark accepted an invitation to preside at Billy Sunday’s major address on January 18. The two old friends praise each other as Champ Clark helps promote the event. A separate note mentions a French boat with an aerial propeller designed for shallow streams, carrying 25 people and two tons of freight on a draft of 10 inches.
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Washington, D. C
Clark
Billy
Champ Clark
Artillery General of the German Army Named
Fragmentary note mentions General von Schubert and an artillery general role in the German army with unclear details and mixed wording. No clear date, place, or actions readable.
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von Schubert
Keep Poise Wilson Declares Peace Depends On USA
President Wilson spoke in Richmond on the duty of the United States to world affairs. He urged maintaining national poise to help secure peace in Europe and cautioned against diverting focus from domestic responsibilities. He noted liberty requires wise use and pledged sober public action that serves both nation and mankind.
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Richmond
Thd
Wilson
United States
Indianapolis
America
Europe
Hoe
Washington
Daily Tank
Belgium grateful to American friends in relief effort
In wartime dispatches Alfred Nerines, provisional burgomaster of Leuven, thanks the United States for aid preventing starvation. He stresses export blocks hinder food purchases, pledges repayment through future industry, and expresses hope that American mercy will endure beyond the war.
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Brussels
London
United States
Alfred Nerines
Louvain
America
Rochede
Senator Cummins Seeks Government Ownership in Ship Bill
Washington reports a substitute for the administration bill would authorize the president to spend up to 20000 for purchase or construction of ships to be owned and operated by the government as naval auxiliaries in war and for peace use. Cummins backs the plan while Burton of Ohio denounces it as dangerous and risks privileged interests.
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Washington
Cumin
Cummins
Cumming
Burton
Olle
Liquor Issue Heads to Senate Amid Prohibition Push
Washington reports the national prohibition amendment likely moving toward the Senate as supporters push for a vote before March. After a House vote favorable to national prohibition, a subcommittee of the judiciary committee is expected to report, signaling possible action by the full committee and then the Senate.
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Washington, D. C
House
Friends of National Prohibition
Senate
Denial Vatican Cardinal Arrest Not Confirmed
The German government released a statement denying reports that a cardinal was arrested by German authorities in Belgium or prevented from leaving his residence. It asserts German aims to maintain order in Belgium and avoid bloodshed while guiding the population, noting the cardinal should refrain from actions that hinder their duty.
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Rome
Abeli
Dierm
Melgium
Aimeere Uene
Centennial Peace Celebration As 21 Guns Speak
New Orleans observed the centenary of peace with a 21 gun salute marking 100 years since Andrew Jackson’s victory at Chalmette. The three day ceremonies included a statue unveiling and cordial greetings between officials at the battlefield site.
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New Orleans
Britain
United States
Andrew Jackson
Chalmette
Jarkwo
Berkween
Ee George
Carew Hu
Michigan Statesman Seeks to Buy Mexico
Lansing Jan 9 Benator Damon of Mount Pleasant introduced a concurrent resolution in the wet genate calling for immediate steps to phase 2. It was Damon’s intention that the United States might eventually own all of the countriean far he the Panama cans to had requested He tie to acquire Vo qa The
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Lansing, Mich
Benator Je Damon
Mount Pleasant
Damon
United States
Panama
Cummins Seeks Report on Vera Cruz Customs
In Washington Cummins requests an account of Vera Cruz customs procedures. The inquiry notes potential implications for the president and economic impact, mentioning figures around 50 000 yet unclear in the fragmented text. Additional details are not available from the readable portions.
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Cummins
Vera Cruz
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Nanmere
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Whitby
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John Henry Spry
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Treasury
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Transylvania
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German Trench
Page
SKI Charge
Alsace
Ruhlman
Faulk
Mom
House Journal
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Atlem
Gerry Jaan
Ible
Canada
General von Schubert
Ind
Bradford Junction
Ohio
Fire Department
Greenville
Wos
Bella
Gulfport
Miss
Kern
Wilton
Indiana Democratic Club
Democratic Club
John W. Kern
Tomlinson Hall
Dick Miller
Baronel M. Ralston
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