Happenings Of The Week From Across The Globe
Intermountain news notes fort George Wright and Fort Douglas to stay as western garrisons after reorganizations. Robert Burns returned to Salt Lake. Wangegard burned in Utah. David Eccles company formed in Ogden. A Salt Lake shooting incident, land designation under homestead law, labor talks in Chicago and rail strikes loom. International war updates cover Serbia, Germany, Britain, and U.S. policy shifts.
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Intermountain
Fort George Wright
Waah
Fort Douglas
Utah
Colorado
Sit Lake
Robert Burns
William Bander
Garfield
Salt Lake
Wangegard
Hantsville
David Eccles Company of
Ogden
David Eccles
C. G. Crenshaw
Jackson
Tenn
T. C
Lane
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
North Dakota
Winter Deadlock in the Trenches Across Europe
Reports say main Allied and Central forces have settled into winter stalemate in trenches. Italy continues to shell Gorizia as Austro German forces pull from Lemberg, while Balkans news show French and British forces retreating toward Saloniki and Greek mutterings on demobilization and troop shifts.
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London
Ewerope
Gorizia
Lemberg
Galicia
Kiev
Balkans
Baloniki
Paris Temps
Saloniki
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Yuan Shi Kai to Assume Chinese Throne
Pekin reports Yuan Shi Kai, president of the Chinese republic, has accepted the throne of China. The council of state, acting as parliament, canvassed the vote on changing from a republic to a monarchy and reported its findings on Saturday.
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Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Chinese Republic
China
Council of State
Ching
Tt le
Yuan Shi Kai Makes Historic Move in China
Yuan Shi Kai, China's leading statesman, garnering broad support from 1,904 of 2,043 qualified representatives in a pivotal vote. The proposal favorable to the change, arising from centuries under theMas rule, seeks to redefine China's constitutional provisions as of October.
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Yuan Shi-Kai
China
Dienste at Age of 118 New York
A historical notice reports the death of Susan Wuile Be Gress at age 118 in New York. She reportedly endured slavery and died at her daughter’s home in Krakye.
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Jaren Murphy
Joliet
County Mayo
Ireland
United States Bieel Corporation
Taft
Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
United States
Pratik Sewall
Urbana University
Tm Ohio
Washington
bin Severty
Dien
New York
Susan Wuile
Be Gress
Kraak Ye
German Attaches Exposed in Public Expropriation Plot
A report reveals German attaches involved in a plan to seize papers and cause expropriation. It names officials and locations linked to the scheme and outlines the exposure and reaction from authorities.
Father and Seo Kid in Cal Williams Wing Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sunday event involving a Cal Williams Wing and a Sante Fe engineer with Willem Wreight, details unclear but indicates a maritime or transport related anomaly near Oremas. Names include Willem and Sante Fe.
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Seo Kid
Fteckion Cal
Willem Wing
Sante Fe Parmugur
Bie
Willem Wreight
Ware
Local Robbery Report From Chinese City Area
A fragmented report details a bag theft and related incidents near a city street. Suspects linked to a vehicle and street names appear in partial form. Police investigation continues with no arrests disclosed at this time.
Congress Favors National Defense Despite Split House Vote
A New York American canvass shows overwhelming support in Congress for stronger military power, with 269 in the House for and 23 against and 63 in the Senate for and 1 against. Democrats largely back increases, Republicans split, and absent or noncommittal members rise. The poll notes divisions over emphasis on battleships versus submarines and air power. The tally reflects broad but nuanced backing for expanded army and navy.
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Hoke Smith
Britain
Lodge
Republcan
Congress Oy
Tillman
Senate
Tevernner
Hhrots
William
Washington
New York and
Mare Inland Navy Yards
Oreign
Ean Atest
New York American
Howe
Wilson
Congressional
Congress
House
Powder Plant Explosion In Havre Belgium Factory Disaster
Authorities report about 1000Belgians were at Graville 5 Hovert when a Saturday blast blew the powder factory. Killed numbers are not large but many injured may die. Rescue teams faced four hours before reaching wreckage, 1500 workers were present. Investigation opened amid rumors of spies. Havre windows shattered.
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Havre
Graville
Wrekage
Income Tax Revenue Figures From Washington Year
Revenue from personal income tax shows 387 515 filers paid, yielding about 4.144 million dollars, with 318.7 million from wages and salaries. The report notes 42 764 filers eligible for refunds, 137 408 reporting incomes between specified bands, and 114 refunds issued on certain bases. A mention of a separate Briggs Cabland dynamite find appears truncated.
Prominent Hospital Costs Emerge in Vague Report
An unclear clipping notes expenses at a hospital in Saint Pearl region with references to air and marine services, amounts like 21,000.00 appear in odd phrasing. The fragment mentions staff, patients, and a service or event described as promate Sa arday, but lacks coherent details or names.
Piang Five May Verge Weetiogtan at Atlantic Coast
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a coastal area near the Atlantic with a plan or event involving a person named Daniele and a weather or verge warning. Details are unclear due to broken text, but the piece references a location, possible plan, and an individual linked to the event.
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Atlanic
Daniele
Teaching the Foal Early for Stronger Mature Horse
Guidance on foal care emphasizes early grain feeding, keeping a penned area for foal and dam separation, and providing oats bran and cracked corn to promote nibbling and proper development. A shaded feed area aids dam presence and easier weaning, improving overall condition.
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Ander
Indiana inventor offers wagon hitch by wheel band
An Indiana man proposes a wheel hub hitch using a circular band with opposite short arms. The hitch strap hooks to the lower arm so when the horse pulls, the wheel winds the slack and drags, prompting the horse to stop and wait for orders.
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Indiana
Swine Lungworm Prevention and Manure Hygiene
Guidance emphasizes avoiding lungworms in pigs by preventive manure heap management and straw handling. The text notes changing bedding and housing practices, highlighting cleanliness and proper storage of manure to reduce infection risk. Specifics are fragmented but point to sanitation as the key factor in prevention.
Weeding Purebred Hoge in Hog Breeding Debate
The note argues for limited breeding experiments, claiming warped aims in war ket projects and urging farmers to remain with pork grades rather than pursuing purebred hog lines. It emphasizes practical farmer advantage and cautions against overambitious breeding experiments.
Fragmentary note on Colt Companion height and name
A partial OCR fragment describes Colt Companion height and a person named Vhing, with unclear context and missing details about date place or actions. The readable items hint at a listing or note connecting a Colt Companion with a person, but specifics are not provided.
Willie and the train game mischief in auntie tale
A fragmentary humorous piece shows Willie coaxing his aunt to play train with him, giving commands as they race along a platform while parents intervene. Nearby scraps from other vignettes include a Glasgow hawker and a comic exchange about income and marriage prospects.
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Willie
Wille
Holland
Magasion
Fragmentary court exchange hints at capital offense
A damaged OCR fragment shows a magistrate addressing a young man about a grave offense attributed to his wife. The text is garbled, but implies a legal or moral judgment in a formal setting. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ramon Villalobos
Lrsonk
Prion
Phoenix
Archer Line
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie
Chicago
Bollinger
H. J. Haiselden
State Board of Health
Springfeld
Hopewell
du Pont Powder Company
Cambria Disel Company
Lackewenna = steel company
Newport
California
Supreme Court of Texan
el Faso
Ortiel McMaslens
Mathew A Schusidt
Lee
Charlie AD Richland
Chienge
Frederick T Price
Vriew
Mem Priew
St Louie
Aitus
Eity
Theadore Wousen Welt
Wade
Congress
Andrew Preedman
Richard Croker
Ead
New Yyure
Gomme
Clarence
Unclear fragment from Harper's Weekly item
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning a minister and town, with garbled phrases about money and housing. No coherent event or人物 identified.
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Ike Groper
Werden
Harper's Weekly
Knee the Anewer Dance at 4601 Summit Fowl
A partial readable note describes a dance event at 4601 Summit Fowl with unclear names and actions. The fragment hints at a performed routine or social gathering but lacks solid details or identifiable persons or organizations. Further context is needed to confirm participants or purpose.
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Charles 8. Bromwell
Army Engineer Corps
Honolulu
Serbia
Reichstag
Serln Thurscay
Germany
Dis
Alvaro de Romananes
Alfonso
Villa
Venere
Ate
Io Bualtice
Mesopotamia
Baron von der Goits
Kuteb Amars
Grewer
Mrntieh
Het
Uabau
Cemortine Lo
Athena
Malan Ahlye
Wrenegeriing
Europe
Ab Hee
Robeery Cougar Sedan
Bagh
Suader & Puatie
Briggs
Cabland
Proviges
Fran Heapital
St Peal
Ming
Aire Marina
Promate Saarday
Mally
Ana
Glasgow
Haberdasbury
Gece UK
Byuelines
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