President Sun Yat Sen to Lead 100000 in China Campaign
Reports from San Francisco state Dr Sun Yat Sen, president of the new Chinese republic, will command 100000 troops against the Manchu in Peking. Mobilized forces at Nanking join the attack as funds flow from Chinese communities in the Americas and West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Yat Sen
San Francisco
Cal
Sun Yat Ben
New Chiien Republic
Manchie
Peking
Nanking
Kwok Min
Chinese National Association
Orient
Chiyo Maru
Revolutionary Movement
North
Central
South America
West Indies
Malanaasia
Japan
China
Wan Wan Sue
Focal Young China Association
Lee Bey Nam
Wan Kit Tang
Law Guok Hall
Hearing of a Woman on Poisoning Charge
Mrs John Sparling faces preliminary examination on a poisoning case involving her son Seyril Sparling arsenic traces in his stomach. Dr Robert McGregor and nurse Marguerite Dibbs linked to the case as co defendants, while other family members died in the alleged mililady or polman poisoning sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micheal UW
John Wrealey Sparling
Seyril
Sloday
Robert A. McGregor
Ubly
Seyril Sparling
Albert
Peter
John Weasley Sparling
Polman
Meningitis Epidemic Affects North and East Texas
State investigation into a meningitis outbreak in north and east Texas proceeds, with reports of deaths and quarantines affecting Shreveport and Port Worth areas. Families, mainly women and children, seek aid as the disease spreads toward San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meningitia
Texas
Dre
Abralam Boplian
New York
Shreveport
Porth Worth
Jiatlog
Austin
Tex
Jan
San Antonio
Train Traffic Improves on Wyoming Rails
A Colorado and Southern Railway train, once bound yesterday, returned to Cheyenne today after a shortened trip. Passenger service resumed toward Baratoga with mixed reports of delays and corridor congestion improving for Cheyenne travelers.
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Cheyenne
Trafic
Wyoming
Colorado & Souther Railway
Baratoga
Tribune
Bear's Persian Policy Attracts Limited Support
A group in St Petersburg telegraphs the emperor of Husvie thanking him for restoration of order by his group after four years of near hardship. The message notes tepid approval and describes harsh conditions affecting the local population and commerce.
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St. Petersburg
Jan. I
Rien
Armentina
Miusgulmans
Bavel
Husvie
Fife
Fragmentary OCR Note on Juvenile Coat and Cleaners
Readable fragments describe a juvenile coat topic and cleaners with scattered names and garbled terms. The text mentions people such as Kens Ciby Moy Jom and references to an alibi style prayer and a portender of a dinayo orient.
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Ciby
Moy
Elvie
Escape Prosecution Claim Shrouded in Legal Ambiguity
An unclear report alleges Tei Agpeedot and others may avoid prosecution as the district attorney Gruhuna states the matter rests with the court. Strong details are unreadable in the fragment, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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Asaimiant
Gruhuna
Carnegie Testifies Before House Panel On Steel Trust
Andrew Carnegie appears before a House committee investigating the steel industry. He recounts early days at Miller & Small, Keystone Bridge, and Carnegie Steel, defends banking system, and praises Henry Clay Frick era partner Charles Schwab for open hearth advances.
Sugar Prices Cut Across All Refined Grades
New York on January 11 announced a 10 cent per 100 pounds reduction in all grades of refined sugar. Strong price move reported by traders with immediate market reaction across markets and mills.
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New York
Trial of Union Men Triggers French Riots
Violent riots broke out near the union of Justice in Paria on a January afternoon as a crowd confronted police. Several rioters and officers were injured during clashes surrounding the trial of trade unionists accused in the correctional court of distributing revolutionary literature to soldiers with their regiments.
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Paria
Jan
Union of Justicn
The
Belne
Woldiera
Two Men Die in Idaho Snowslide After Snow Plow Incident
In Kollopell Montana area two men died when a snowslide buried a rotary snow plow train crew and passengers. Fireman Beave was uninjured while Allen and Magi Brullport remained buried. bodies not recovered. Rescue teams worked amid ongoing snow conditions.
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Mont
Folkry
Jausa
Tatoo
Sapl
Wifalth
Deneen Blamed For Trouble In Illinois
Senator Lorimer testifies before the Senate bribery committee detailing 1908 Illinois politics. He describes Deneen's allyship with Chicago publishers and pressure to back Deneen for senator, amid drives to block Hopkins and influence the May 1908 legislature election.
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Deneen
Illinois
Washingtoh
Farmer
Miiacle
Benge
Benator Lorimer
Milneis
Hente
Enator Hopkins
Deneem
Benator Loriner
Elbric Hanecy
Manolis
Benetor Lorimer
Chicago
Publi Ere
Shurtleff
Lorimer
Wm. J. Calhoun
United States
Thor
Calhew
Packers Score Point In Ruling Of Court
Chicago January 11 United States District Judge Carpenter ruled in the Sherman act case against 16 Chicago pickers. The defense contended the evidence without clear connection would prejudice the defendants. Papers with notations claiming handwriting of Ogden Armour were ruled admissible with others. Jerome H. Pratt’s handwriting testimony was excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiccago
United States
Carpenter
Chicago
Jerome HH. Pratt
Fountains in City Schools Closed in St Louis
An order to shut off all school drinking fountains except for emergency use was issued by Superintendent Tien Blewett after a health warning about unfiltered water. The water department halted supply due to continued danger from the water famine as pumps operate to rebuild limited surplus.
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St. Louis
Dan
Tien Blewett
Mississippi
Half a Billion in Loss in Great Fire at Equitable Building
Fire roared through the Equitable Building destroying vaults and securities from Gould, Haor riman, van and Helmont estates. Bodies believed buried, including Batallian Chief Willian Walsh, while tens of millions in collateral and stock records were lost or damaged. Authorities consider multiple fatalities and await confirmation of stockholder lists.
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Lew Tork
Dan Tie Huit
Equitable
Pollcamen
Gould
Haorriman
van and Helmont
T Equitable Life Assurance Society
Willian Walsh
Prisoner Given Chance to Support His Family
A judge in Oregon Illinois offered a prisoner a chance to support his wife and two children, delaying hard punishment if he works to provide income. The case involved Bal Dhainerd, a mail clerk, and a separate Chicago murder case against Harry Filgin Webster. Local officials and counsel outlined tentative pleas and sentences as details emerged.
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Ann Iy
Mo Dan
Tite
Jide
Pollock
Fodert
Onde
Bal Dhainerd
Mrainerd
Oregon
Harry Filgin Webster
Chicago
Tela
Besaie Kent Webster
Ogh
Webster
Sie
W. J. Emerson
Ogle County
Fragmented Phrase Sparks Mystery Rumor
A garbled excerpt appears to reference a Mason fellowship and unclear dialogue. The readable portion mentions a prompt to "Choe up" and a vague line about a lute, leaving the overall meaning unresolved.
Courageous teacher rescues boy after ice plunge into Humber Sound
Mise Phoebe Hellows, a school teacher, dove into Humber Sound to save six year old Walter St John after heavy ice broke. She navigated water and thick ice with her weighty winter clothes still on, reaching the boy and bringing him to shore.
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Awillog
Phoebe Hellows
Walter Bt. John
Humber Sound
Mise Bellows
Selin
Wth
Walter St. John
Congress Proceedings Highlight Turbulent Debate and Hearings
Senator Lorimer defended himself before the Tyce pack committee amid Illinois politics. Andrew Carnegie described his steel career to investigators and condemned banking conditions as a civilizational disgrace. Committees heard on phosphorus matches and arbitration bills as sugar farmers testified on beet industry hardships.
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Senator Lorimer
Tyce Pack
Illinois
House
Andrew Carnegie
Steel
Ways and Means
Genate Foreign Relations Committee
Cummins
Sugar Investigating
Explorers Aim For Mt McKinley Summit In 1918 Expedition
An expedition led by Prof. Herschel C. Parker plans to depart New York for Mount McKinley with supplies stored at a Susitna River trading post. The party includes Belmore Browne Merl Lavoy and Arthur Aten to guide dog teams and conduct altitude and atmospheric research.
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New York
Mount McKinley
Herschel C. Parker
Susitna River
Parker
Belmore Browne
Parker- Browne
Merl Lavoy
Seattle
Arthur Aten
Valdez
Alaskan
Mr. Aten
Democrat Chosen in Kansas Seventh District Race
Hutchinson Kan Jan 1 Return from yesterday's Seventh district congressional election shows George A Neeley elected to succeed the late Representative Madison by about 1000 votes. Republican L B Martin carried five of fifteen counties including Bena county. Gov Stubbs supported Martin while Champ Clark spoke for Neeley. The district has long been Republican and now shifts.
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Hutchingon
Kan
yYeetordiy
George A. Neeley
Madison
Nk L. Martin
Bena
Nee
Richeson Sentenced to Death for Murder in First Degree
In Boston on January 10 Rev Clarence V T Richeson was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced by Judge Sanderson to death by electric chair during the week of May 19 1892. The minister read his written confession and retracted no plea. The court noted sufficient evidence to convict and Richeson showed no emotion as the punishment was pronounced.
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Boston
Mudty
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Banderson
Alcheson
Onty
Avis Linnell
Hyannis
Mase
Hin Fancoe
Tim
Foes
Richerson
Sanderson
Riehegen
Ticheson Imaroha
Richeson
Pelletier
Congress Hearings and Resignations Prompt Fast Action
Sorimer election committee questions Edward Hines. Interstate Commerce Commission resumes trust hearings as Robert Bonynge of Colorado resigns from monetary commission. Immediate Panama Canal legislation hearings ordered. Sugar trust probes hear Dr. Wiley on sugar tests. Oys and meats committee urged to date reports before December 31. Accounts committee adds extra stenographers. House committee stripped over pay cuts. National Monetary Commission reports to both houses. Senator Dupont urges volunteer forces in wartime. Rep Humphrey accuses Democrats over Controller Bayaguey and lawmakers plan a western reservations visit amid interior department debates flagged as a junket.
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Sorimer
Edward Hines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert Bonynge
Colorado
Monetary Commission
Sugar Trust
Dr. Wiley
Accounts
House
National Monetary Commission
Dupont
Humphrey
Washington
Bay Aguey
Interior Department
Deba
Richard T Crane Dies After Short Illness
Richard T. Crane head of the Crane company and vocal critic of higher education died at home after three days of grip like illness. The 80 year old, who opposed university training, contended funds were better spent on industrial education and aiding the unfortunate. His death followed hours after a renewed attack on colleges.
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Chicago
Jan. W
Richard T. Crane
Crane Company
Ighor
Grip
Destroyer Dispatch to Norfolk Amid War Moves
Wireless dispatches report a U.S. destroyer en route with other navies heading to Norfolk. The tally lists a combined escort task during transit to join harbor defenses as tensions rise in the war theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Guo
Norfolk
Woman in Cheyenne Delivers Triplets Over Three Days
Herman Carlson of Cheyenne announces that his wife gave birth to three healthy babies over three consecutive days in January. The first boy arrived one day before the second boy, and the third birth was a girl today.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Herman Carlson
Tax 18 Upheld
Madison Wis January 10 The legality of the income tax law enacted by the last legislature was sustained in a decision by the supreme court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Chinese Republic Endorsed by Bryan
A historical note describes William Jennings Bryan endorsing the Chinese Republic. The document references dates around September 1910 and includes a handwritten closing from Wood and Byun. It notes travel and hotel details tied to this endorsement and the hopes for a republic in China.
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Vriaitevde
Tan
J. Ueyan
Mlerhe
New York
Abe
Ryt
Republic of Chine
Frank Hallo Way Confesses to Bank Robberies and Crimes
Chicago January 10 Frank Hallo Way a man with several aliases confessed to police that he aided in two bank robberies one in Panama and another in New Westminster British Columbia with a total theft of 50 000 He also stated he was wanted for two murders and numerous robberies in Oklahoma
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Chicago
Frank Halloway
Ane
Panama
New Westminster
B. C
Oklahoma
School bans mix of boys and girls amid expulsion notes
The document reports a disciplinary action overseen by J. Prinels and Superintendent Francis wasserte. It describes expulsions and the formation of groups or committees, noting ongoing organization despite claimed objections and policy restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Prinels
Polos
Francis Wasserte
Pleiogrephe
Jaboantes
Bryan Defeated at Jackson Day Democratic Meeting
At a Jackson Day banquet in Woahamton the Democratic committee ousted Col. Janne M. Guffey 20 to 18 and Bryan was defeated 39 to 18 after an angry session. The dinner drew leaders like Gov. Woodrow Wilson and Champ Clark urging unity against the Republicans amid a tense, combative mood.
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Woahamton
Heyer
Janne M. Guffey
Pennsylvan Va
Guffey
Bryan
Mack
Emunire
Jackkson
Republican Party
Woodrow Wilken
New Jersey
Champ Clark
Williaima J. Tryon
William Randolph Hearst
Janeph W. Folk
Wilsen
Abandons Search for Boy Missing Hartings Renkirt
Chicago report says Llewellyn Renkirt ceases search for his son Hubert Hartings Renkirt amid custody by his mother in Homedell New Jersey. The boy attends Trinity School in New York City. A related investigation into a cousin’s disappearance prompted the father to act.
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Chicago
Hubert Hartings Renkirt
Cue
Llewellyn Renkirt
Cincinnati
Homedell
N. J
Renkirts
Renkirt
Trinity School
New York City
Hilly Lindsey
Woman Denies Guilt in Morrow Murder Case
Preliminary hearing for Mrs Rene J Morrow resumes before Municipal Judge Fake amid claims she will testify to prove innocence Police theorize Morrow was killed in a duel with a 44 cal revolver in his hand and a 38 cal gun found nearby believed to belong to Mrs Morrow He was shot through the heart in the kitchen and again on the porch officials present describe a debated sequence of events.
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Hteage
Rene J. Morrow
Charles B. Morrow
Morrow
Coaches Leave Rails and Three Are Hurt in Erie Wreck
A Knickerbocker special overturned near Dunkirk as three coaches derailed after a derailment on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line. Injured passengers are reported. relief delayed by heavy snow and high winds.
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Erie
Knickerbocker
Chicago
Toston
Lake Shore & Michigiun Southen
Dunkirk
Spedal
Eight moulders die in Arsenal explosion
An arsenals accident at tauolle Store Touver France on January 10 killed eight moulders and injured eleven others when a gunpowder blast enveloped workers handling metal. Surviving workers faced severe injuries as investigators probe the disaster.
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Arsenal
Tauolle
Store Touver
France
Elystrel Moulier
Man Aesermind
Ear Angeulome
Railroad Man Dies in Missouri Accident
St Joseph Missouri January 10 W W Towed a master mechanic of the Chicago Milwaukee and Quincy railroad drowned after diving from a boat near here authorities reported the victim was found in the river and died of his injuries at once
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St. Joseph, Mo
W. W
Vent Abd
Chicago, Maplington & Quincy
Bit Howe
Two U S Destroyers Still Missing After Fight
Two United States torpedo boat destroyers Moyrant and McCall remain missing after a fierce engagement late last week off CeMac. Rear Admiral Winslow reports the submarine fleet and the Atlantic fleet swept the area during the search.
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Woakington
Moyrant
McCall
OnOute
Ceamac
Colm
Winslow
Gmalom
Pipe Stone County Horse Thieves Sent to Prison
In Pipe Stone County two men were convicted of horse theft and sentenced to the penitentiary. The defendants were ordered to pay $200 toward the costs of the case and were bound over to appear in court for further proceedings.
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Pipestone County
Packers Lose in Court Ruling on Documentary Evidence
A Chicago court debate centers on admissibility of documentary evidence linked to the Packers case. Judge Carpenter allows the included documents to be presented, suggesting their relevance to alleged conspiracy and control of business methods by the defendants.
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Jonah
Jerome FH
Pru
Involv
J. Omen Arner
Arthur Meeker
Thomas 4. Connor
Hed Chicague Packers
Wilbergin
Negmente
Carpenter
Peiot
Baltimore chosen for Democratic National Convention
Washington reports Baltimore CITY won the bid to host the Democratic National Convention with a $100 000 cash guarantee deposited by Baltimore officials. The event is set for June 25, a week after the Republican convention, defeating St Louis Chicago New York and Denver.
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Washington
Baltimore
Democratic National Committees
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Denver
Water supply crisis prompts police ordered economy in city
As pressure rose and river levels fell in Alton Illinois the water department warned of a water famine risk. The Mississippi gorge at Grafton lowered the river level reducing pump capacity while Anheuser Busch Brewing Corp said it would idle a large portion of its 6000 workers. Ice and slush blocked intake pipes cutting city water supply.
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Water Department
Offerte
Oriver A
Grafton
Uwl
Buseh
Anheuser-Huseh Brewing Association
Alton
Pancake Claim Leads to Quick Wedding Edge
Kent Conn and James Edward Wilmot, a well to do farmer, advertised for a pancake cook two weeks earlier. Mike Hilda Sping believed she could cook pancakes that way and became engaged a week later. She cooked pancakes to prove her skill, and Wilmot proposed the following Friday, with the wedding set for Saturday. Their dispute centers on long wait and pancakes as the key issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Conn
Edward Wilmot
Hilda Sping
Me Wilnot
Hines on Stand In UK Election Probe
Waoshuiyaton and Dr Danakie Aline named in a case alleging influence to swing a junior senator election. The committee resumed its investigation today amid the Spring Held UK proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waoshuiyaton
Danakie Aline
Lorimer
Uihal
Fire in East St. Louis damages several buildings
A blaze in East St. Louis destroyed two to three nearby structures and damaged multiple houses associated with a local company. Fire crews fought the flames as residents evacuated and investigators began assessing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Emda
Howe
Weindal Godage Otter
Education reform shapes pupil spelling and language use
An article discusses a meeting at Pu Progetooe with Williams Maxwell, superintendent of New York City public schools, illustrating a shift toward simpler English orthography. It notes teachers and students adapting spelling practices and the public’s reaction to phonetic reforms.
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Williams J. Alaxwell
New York City
Faubulir Eehols
Ives
Poe
Coe
Youll
Ocala
Law
Cwwar
Senmibius
Bias
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