Bryan Aboard Vessel In Accident Off Samana Island
New York dispatch reports William J Bryan his wife and grandchild among 64 passengers aboard steamer Pring Joachim ashore on rocks off Samana island. Reichs line officials announce transfer to Seguranca and Vigilancia. Wireless updates say Prince Toakim struck rocks near Samana but rests safely. Message confirms Bryan party safe.
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New York
William J Bryan
Pring Joachim
Samanassian
Ardine Steamships Seguranca
Vigilancia
eHamburg- American Line
Segurence
Princeachim
Nassau
Hamburg- American Line
Prince Toakim
Kingston
Jamaica
Samana Island
Haiti
Bahamas
San Salvador
Columbus
William Jennings Bryan
Treasury Department
San Juan
Porto Rico
Bamana Key
Uncle Sam Pursuing Chicago Egg Combine
Government officials prepare to present key evidence against the Chicago butter and egg board. Market quotations and hundreds of past mornings’ prices are to show alleged unwarranted fluctuations. The case, before a master in chancery, aims to dissolve the board.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Board
United States
Wulah
Heavy verdict for car porter's life at Bookans Wash
Mrs. Oliver widow of John A. Oliver a Pullman car porter killed in a Cheney wreck on January 4 1911 was awarded 12600 against the Northern Pacific Railway in federal court under the employers liability act Judge Frank H Rudkin sustained the verdict after previously considering a 26000 damages claim Kay details note Oliver's wage 25 a month but widow testified he brought home about 100 monthly with tips. only two witnesses testified.
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Bookans
Wash
Oliver
John A. Oliver
Pullman
Cheney
Northern Pacific Railway Company
United States District Court
Frank H. Rudkin
Northern Pacific
Common Carriers’ Act
American Infantry to Sail for China
The Fifteenth Infantry, due December 1, likely will sail to China aboard the transport Thomas. Reinforcements from other regiments will bring it to full war strength for a long stay in Chinese territory. The unit will travel with a hospital corps and detachments of engineers, signals, field artillery and possibly cavalry. Army officials discussed preparations and issued a directive for officers near Manila to undergo a special physical exam immediately.
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Manila
P. L
China
Thomas
Ching
Probe of steel trust to close its hearings
Washington November 25 Winesacs subpoenaed to testify before the Home steel trial Investigatory committee notified by chairman Blaney not to come to Washington at present The inquiry will close with Leonhilan Merritt of Duluth Minnesota giving testimony relating to Rockefeller loans and cantilever ore proportion in 89s
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Probe OF Steel Trust
Washington
Winesacs
Home Steel
Blaney
St Doge
Leonhlan Merritt
Duluth
Mion
Markefeller
Mindful of Perjury Phase Probers Seek Guidance
Chicago, Nov 24. Probers in the senatorial committee investigating the Willian Torlaer election may consider perjury recommendations after sessions in Washington. The committee, having closed evidence, may decide on next steps. The discussion reflects tension between modernist ideas in science and art and traditional church authority.
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Chicago
Willian Torlaer
United Staten
Washington
Suffragists riot in London as police arrest over 140
London, Nov. 23. Suffragists clashed with police near Parliament, failing to reach the House and protesting the PM's veto on a bill for equal suffrage. About 1,800 officers kept order as stones were hurled at offices and clubs. Window smashing spread to the Strand, Liberal Club, and post office, with numerous arrests and later fines or prison terms for 223 militants.
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London
House of Commons
Rowdle
Hitehall
Ir Coata
Liberal
Ntional
Liberal Club
Strand
Tew Street
Parliament Square
Whitehall
Stone Liberal Club
National Liberal Club
Thames Embankment
Somerset House
Pethick Lawrence
Packers Try to Delay Jury Trial
Chicago, Nov 23. Indicted meat packers press to stay proceedings after District Judge Carpenter warned the case would proceed next Monday without a stay. Government lawyers monitor moves as appeals to Supreme Court justices are considered to halt the trial. A related item notes Boer prison camp campaign ties to Worcester mission institute and 155 graduates.
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Chicago
Carpenter
Clore
Washington
Alfred Austrian
Supreme Court
Khumer
White
Mormon Shaft Unveiled for Three Witnesses in Richmond
In Richmond Missouri a granite shaft honoring Oliver Cowdery David Whitmer and Martin Harris was unveiled before 600 church members and visitors from Utah. Heber J. Grant presided as dignitaries spoke about the three witnesses to the Book of Mormon. The report also notes a London meat market delivery figure from 1910 at nearly 600,000 tons.
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Richmond
Marne
Utah
Oliver Cowdery
David Whitmer
Martin Harris
London
Court Rules Against McNamara's Attorneys
Los Angeles November 2. The defense in the McNamara trial lost three legal points. Two challenges for cause were disallowed due to opinions expressed by talesmen. A third trial was directed. Drade became one of the firm’s personal attorneys. Alec Wan disavowed. Judge Waller Kordwell ruled on challenges to the number of sworn jurors and witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara
Louay
Daume
Talesmen
Aquinas
Talesman Drade
Alec Wan
Waller Kordwell
Tabeamon
Patterson Trial Opens In Denver For Wife's Murder
The case of Gertrudy Gibson Patterson, charged with murdering her husband in Denver, began with a jury selection under Colorado's new jury system. She claims self defense after a September 25 dispute at a suburban sanitarium. the state anticipates eye witnesses to dispute the defense as the courtroom fills with spectators.
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Denver
Colo
Mark
Gertrudy Gibson Patterson
George W. Allen
Mra. Patterson
Chicago
Patterson
Colorado
Emil Strauss
Venireman Lewis Cohen
Venezuela Declares Peaceful Reign Despite Border Turmoil
Caracas reports Venezuela remains peaceful as revolutionaries on the Colombian frontier show signs of armed activity. Colombia tightens border controls while Augustin Bert of Cucuta is placed under heavy bonds to ensure neutrality. A 3,000 strong Tachira border army aids frontier defenses amid broad antiwar sentiment.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Augustin Bert
Cucuta
Tachira
Three Men Executed by Electricity at Sing Sing
Ossining New York November 21 three murderers were put to death by electricity at Sing Sing prison at dawn in the first triple execution since electric current replaced the gallows. Peltro Valletta Frank Schermerhorn and Hert L Brown were executed in sequence starting 6 28 am.
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Ossining
Sing Bing
Peltro Felletto
Port Chester
Frank Schermerhorn
Millbrook
Poughkeepsie
Hert L. Brown
Rye
New York State
Murd'erere
Schermerhorn
Sarah Hrymer
Barnes Compton
Wis
Compton
Bedermerhorn
Bert Brown
Wiliam Brown
Peltro
Taft’s Medical Order Target for an Attack
Chicago delegates denounce President Taft as B O Flower of the National League for Medical Freedom attacks the Owen bill at a Bret national convention meeting. Delegates plan a nationwide fight against a proposed national board of health claiming it discriminates against non allied doctors. The Taft order banning medical practice without canal zone licensure is cited as the trigger.
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Chicago
Taft
B. O. Flower
National League For Medical Freedom
Board of Health
Getuterda
Panama
Board of Healthy of
Canal Zone
Toy
Allopu
Maybray Fails to Find Work in Des Moines
Des Moines, Ind Nov 21 J Maybray a notorious swindler spent a week seeking employment in Des Moines. He declared today he is not fit for such tasks and criticized employment practices while claiming the government and attorneys general misuse promotional efforts.
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Des Moines
Maybray
Tyne
Des Moine
Lt 1
Packers Criminal Case Delayed Two Day Stay Granted
A two day stay was granted in the Packers criminal case as Judge George A. mulls the sentencing and postponement details. The order references habeas corpus relief previously granted and involves the U.S. district court in Chivage with associates contributing to the ongoing proceedings.
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Chivage
George A
Can Peters
Cumiel
Uli Weiner
Ofer Packer
Cy Brothienud
Frightful Tar Party Trial Unfolds in Lincoln Center Kan
Mary Chamberlain testified about the night of the tar party as Edward Ricord and four others faced charges of complicity. She detailed the decoy scheme, the assault on the lonely road, and masked attackers. Ricord described plans for an immoral act and a mob attack but said the scheme was foiled. Sheriff Wolford denied pressuring him to testify.
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Lincoln Center
Kan
Mary Chamberlain
Edward Ricord
Miss Chamberlain
Rhody Uend
Wor
Ed Ricard
Beverly
Shady Bend
Edward Ricard
Tarring
Ricord
Unwritten Law Is Plea Of A Father In Murder Trial
Philadelphia November 22 Frank W McMahon a saloon keeper stands trial for the murder of George A Leary a West Philadelphia real estate dealer Leary was shot on a city street last May McMahon claimed Leary betrayed his daughter and insulted him over marriage The coroner discharged him for justifiable homicide at the inquest but relatives later pressed murder charges Defense details remain unshared pending jury presentation
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Philadelphia
Frank W. McMahon
George A. Leary
McMahon
Leary
Reyes Urges Revolt to Depose Madero
Copies of three manifestoes signed in print by Gen Bernardo Reyes calling for Mexican army and people to revolt against the Madero government are in U S secret service hands and will be shown to the US district attorney. Reyes is under arrest for violating neutrality laws. Gen Joseph M Duncan ordered cavalry from San Antonio to Browneville to quell the revolutionary situation.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bernardo Reyes
Secret Service
United States
Reyes
Cancer Serum Claim Arouses Worldwide Interest
Cologny Germany November 2 Dr Otto Sehmidt a renowned cancer expert requests the Italian prize of 20000 offered for a serum that proves cures. He says he has healed five cases and aims to show forty cures using his remedy in the challenge.
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Cologny
Germany
Otto Sehmidt
Schmidt
Walte
Fight in Mineapolis finish match to decide supremacy
Henry Ordeman of Minneapolis and Charlie Cut ler of Chicago meet tonight in a finish match after two previous meetings each holding a win. Four preliminaries precede the main bout with Captain Frank Whitmore of 681 Paul refereeing.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Henry Ordeman
City
Charlie Cutler
Chicago
Frank Whitmore
Paul
Centenarian Polly De Joan Dies in La Farge Home
Polly De Joan aged 101 years and 26 days died at her son’s La Farge home yesterday. She was the first weather of La Parge.
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la Farge
Polly de Joan
Firet Wettler
la Parge
Train Collision Fatality Near Syracuse Involving Rome Watertown Ogdensburg Line
A Rome Watertown Ogdensburg passenger train crashed with a freight train at a crossing near Syracuse. Nicholas Snyder, a conductor, was killed. four others were severely injured and eight more hurt. The wreck disrupted service on the line.
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Syzacuea
Rome
Watertown & Ogdens
Syracum
New York Ventral
Tran Pler
Nicholae Snyder
Fredgit
Nine Injured When Train Strikes Car in Tulsa Area
A freight derailment near Blaby, ten miles south of Tulsa, left nine people seriously injured as two coaches toppled and rolled down an embankment. One passenger was believed fatally hurt amid chaotic scene.
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Worcester
South Africa
Tulsa
Okla
Tidi and Valley Railroad Pennetiner Tran
Mouth
Moon
Tila
Wome
Second Conviction In A Bank Failure
New York reports the second conviction tied to the Carnegie Trust collapse. William J. Cummins faces sentencing for grand larceny after being found to have diverted 140000 from funds held in trust for smaller banks. Associates Helchman and Hyde face related actions as prosecutors pursue further trials and possible delays.
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New York
William J. Cummins
Nashville
Cummins
Carnegie Trust Company
Amaller
Cummina
Joseph M. Helchman
State Banking Department
Rfelchman
Carnegie Trust
Charles H. Hyde
City Chamber
Jain
Northern Bank
Hyde
American Cruisers to Santo Domingo to Back U S Interests
Washington and North Carolina of the Atlantic fleet to sail at once for Santo Domingo City to protect American interests after President Caceres assassination. The wireless reached the weasels who will join at Hampton Roads to escort Mr Russell, the American minister, to the capital.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
Caceres
North Carolina
San Domingo
Hampton Roads
Russell
Packers Appeal to Delay Trial
Nine Chicago packers indicted under the Sherman act seek to delay their trial by appealing to the U S Supreme Court after Kohlsaat quashed habeas corpus pleas. District Attorney Wilkerson consented to entering the order today, and the court case aims to stay proceedings until the Supreme Court rules on the statute's constitutionality. The district court trial is set to begin tomorrow morning.
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Chicago
Navy
Chicago Packers
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit
Kohlsaat
Fierce Fire Destroys Peoria Engine Works
A blaze at Avery Manufacturing in Averyville near Peoria wiped out about 150000 in losses. The plant, maker of traction engines and thrashing machines, employed around 300 workers. Averyville fire department and equipment fought the fire with effort to cover the conflagration.
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Peoria Engine Works
Peoria
aAvery Manufacturing Company
Averyville
Civic Federation Brawl Sparks Labor Convention Feud
Atlanta officials report a revolt within the labor ranks as the revolutions committee refuses to back a demand that Samuel Gompers and AFL leaders resign from the National Civic Federation. Proponents attack Andrew Carnegie and other capitalists while John Mitchell accuses the Columbus UMW convention of packing delegates for renomination, signaling a charged floor fight.
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Atlanta
Nefea
Revolutions Committee
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
National Chile Federation
Labor Organization
Andrew Carnegie
White Federation
John Mitchell
Columbus
United Mine Workers
National Civic Federation
Mark Twain Birthplace Memorial Plans Unveiled
Hannibal Missouri and Florida Missouri prepare for a state appointed commemorative event honoring Mark Twain. The birthplace site in Florida will host preliminary arrangements including a marker unveiling and related ceremonies scheduled to occur tomorrow.
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Hannibal
Alu
New
Mark ‘Walls
Florida
Merker
Warrant Issued for Austin Dam Accident
Coudersport Pa Nov 22 Frederick J Hanlin superintendent of Hav ees Pulp & Paker company served today with a warrant connected to the bursting of the blowout dam near Austin The man with him Reo was not arrested and left for Coudersport to continue his journey to constrain This crude OCR text reports a warrant related to a dam accident near Austin with Hanlin involved and an associate not arrested.
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Coudersport
Frederick J. Hanlin
Havees Pulp & Paker Company
Austin
Bloghter Reo
Coudersort
Coneiit
Tisa Thorineya
Potatoes Soaring and Market Jumbles Reported
A scrambled OCR item mentions rising potato prices and various garbled entities. It notes a local market shift with references to prices at about 80 cents per bundle and mentions several unclear names and places. The fragment conveys price movement without coherent events or figures.
Assails Oil King Bitterly for His Ruin in Business
Leonidas Merritt testified before the Stanley steel trust committee that John D Rockefeller forced him out of the Minnesota copper business after Merritt refused a Rockefeller loan deal he called a theft. He linked Rev Gates to the scheme and recounted confrontations with Rockefeller's counsel George W Murray, alleging attempts to consolidate interests and destroy others in a brutal, years long effort.
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Washington
Leonidas Merritt
Stanley Steel Trust Committee
John D. Rockefeller
Minnesota
Merritt
Rockefeller
Dr. Gates
Gates
Mr. Gates
George W. Murray
Standard Oil
Murray
Branley
Danforth
New York
Merritt Brothers
Stanley
Beall
McGillicuddy
Gardner
Mr. Littleton
Alfred Merritt
Mesabe
Merritts
H. C. Frick
Andrew Carnegie
Frick
Carnegie Company
Mr. Merritt
Minnesota Iron Company
Mr. Rockefeller
8. D. Gates
Gateon
John D
Lake Superior Consolidated Tron
Golly
George Wellaworth Murray
Woodeman
Red
The
Steel Corporation
Mr. Stanley
Mr. Reid
Iere
John J. Rockefeller
Chicago
Chicago University
Mr. Murray
Consolidated Company
Hyde trial resumes as cyanide purchase outlines emerge
Kansas City dispatch reports Senator Reed resumes opening for the state in the Hyde cyanide case. The jury hears for the first time the story of alleged cyanide purchases by Dr. Hyde at Hugo Becklein’s drug store. Reed outlines how Hyde ordered six five?
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Kansas City
Reed
Hyde
Dr. Hyde
Hugo Becklein
Bewklein
Beeklein
Vintte
Dor. Hyde
Swope
Colonel Savepe
Jury Begins Inquiry Into Rail Rebates to Theaters
In Chicago on a November day a grand jury opened investigations to determine if railroads between New York and Chicago granted rebates to theatrical firms. Agents from New York Central and Michigan Southern Time were present among jurors and officials.
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Chicago
United States
New York
New York Central
Michigan Southern Time
Grand Jury
Celebration News Clippings From New York and Texas
A mangled OCR brief mentions Navy and Foreign club in Hi Paso celebrating an anniversary, with bankers meeting government reps in New York. It notes cotton conference aims to rally farmers, and a Wisconsin deer culling plan that could cull a third of the state’s deer this season.
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Hi Paso
Tex
Navy
Siee
CHP
Wane
Mianaero
New York
Southern Cotton Conference
Volton
Senator Reed Involves Cyanide Sale In Local Inquiry
A fragmented report describes cyanide purchase attempts and refusals involving Dr Hyde, a druggist, and Senator Reed. It notes Beeklein consulting before selling, warnings about poison use, and mentions Colonel Swope’s illness and a probable inquiry into the matter.
New York Supreme Court Protest Delays Burdened Sediition
An OCR garbled note reports a US court action delaying a petition or summons in a New York case. It mentions the court, suppression or appeal context, and a date reference amid confusing fragments. The readable portions point to a legal proceeding affecting parties named and a disputed matter, with no clear outcome.
Army food supplies report amid retreat lines
Fragmentary wartime note describes shortages and lines for rations. Mentions general shortages and strained supply, possible retreat movements and unspecified locations. The text is garbled with multiple typos but centers on food lack affecting troops and movements.
Accused of kidnapping at New Sto city details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text indicates alleged abduction involving multiple names and places but lacks coherent facts and dates. Source is unreadable, with garbled names such as Moted Weohbe and Neola shi, hindering precise identification of persons or location. No verifiable outcome or charges can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Keller
Wits
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