Port au Prince Sees New Government Amid Unrest
Turmoil sweeps Port au Prince as citizens back a new president Nord Alexia after a crackdown on foreign legations. The city is largely closed, with troops and provisional government forces securing the palace while officials report a republic declared on Santa Domingo’s island.
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Port
Prince
General Nord
PortAuPrince
Crimora
Unul
Nord Alexia
Roe
Dirk
Perro
Port Au Trine
Dalani
Girne
Tequilla
Custon
Manly Agricutural
San Domingo
Atexis
Ato Wind Assembly
Deposits Rise Across Wisconsin in Latest Bank Report
The Wisconsin banking department reports a statewide increase in deposits for the year ending November 2, reflecting recovery from 1907’s downturn. Analysts note the rise follows prior withdrawal pressures as banks regained public confidence and prepared for further recovery.
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Tergh
Bialeka
Ktate
Huainnan
Banka
Poole
Ingkat
Japanese steamer founders at sea report
A Japanese steamer named Maru is said to have foundered at sea near Kobe. The vessel sank with all hands and passengers aboard, with no survivors reported from the crew and passengers.
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Kobe
Japan
Ara Lont
Mrs Wardell Dies Near Los Angeles
In a terse obituary style the notice reports the death of Mrs Wardell near Los Angeles. The fragmentary text mentions a community impact and a note about a leper wit, with several garbled words and unclear names.
Trotiman of Milwaukee Faces Republican Nomination Defeat
Fragmentary report notes a Milwaukee figure linked to the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. The piece mentions expenses tied to the defeat and a bond related to a campaign finance matter.
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Trotiman
Milwaukee
Agney
Miulbion
Wie
Mixed Marriages Seen As Unhappy by Rabbi
The article cites Rabbi Trane ta Kyla asserting that about 9 percent of mixed marriages are unhappy. He argues Jewish and Gentile unions face social and religious pressure, with many couples concealing their relationship to avoid conflict, while others struggle with community and family opposition and differing faiths.
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Paul
Trane Ta Kyla
Jordin Fewlay
Holt Court
Aviation
Pesca
Raelol
Marriagos
Inflicts Fine for Accepting Rebates
A Ludington firm must pay ten thousand dollars after findings that rebates were accepted. The case involves multiple companies and individuals, with the matter tied to a broader national convention and anticipated congressional action.
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Ludington
PNY
Raplis
Knnapony
Ody
Stearns Batt and Umber Company
Ton Thema
Hollars Gav
Latdington
Toledo
Unity in Church Work Draws 100 Delegates at Philadelphia
A federal council gathering in Philadelphia brings together 100 delegates representing 27 denominations and 20,000,000 members. The event features a keynote on closer unity, with attendees including bishops, pastors, and college leaders. public meetings list Governor Hughes, Senator Byrd, Ansel, Judge Grodseup, Bishop Doane, and Dr. tartan among speakers.
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Tuk Gabeta
Philadelphia
Den
Cowell
Churches of
Chielet
Ameren
Agnor
Yiael
Roche Notaries
Anionio
Amiung Prestitenta
Tuiverd
Mont
Muse
Governor Hughes
New York
Seontor Dollyer
Anyerhor Ansel
Soult Corallon
Judge Grodseup
Chicago
Hishop Doane
Vault Heist Shocks Pepperell Area Bank Raid
A cryptic OCR fragment reports a dramatic bank vault breach in Pepperell Massachusetts. The tale mentions Puppercity Firat Natione Bank and a rapid loss of fourteen thousand dollars amid unclear details and garbled names.
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Puppercity
Massachusetts
Firat Natione
Bank Beane
Piri
NATO
Tax law hearing looms for banks and trust firms
Rochester Banquet officials report a major hearing next Monday afternoon as the Bankers and Trust and companion firms face tax law challenges. The session will feature tax experts and attorneys debating changes, with commentary from prominent leaders including Columbia University’s Joy and Great Northern officials.
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Bankere and Trust
Osfora
Railway Commission
Daprimal
Madison
Der
Bethe
Oloven
Rust
Ula Atata
eHnen
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Tina
Cnpitat
Lee
Croxt
Wil Ba
Tax
Attorneyea Unl
Pat Hefordy
Comaikal
OHS
LO Deliano
Tie Wikwonalit Hawinthera
Nie Ertt
Dieter Formely
Tin Pantera
Ron Panter
Diuglens
Rochester
Hocherter
N.Y
Gee
Conmerce
Humead
Tim
Great Northern
Solpholit Maurray
Joy
Columbia University
Big Road Congress Opens in Atlanta
A Southeastern Road Congress meets in Atlanta to discuss economy and road work. Delegates from Georgia gather to participate in panels on highway policy, infrastructure, and regional cooperation with industry experts and officials.
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BIG Road Congress
Atlanta
Mining Congress Convened in Pittsburgh Today
Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American Mining Congress opened in Pittsburgh with delegates from many states. The agenda includes federal aid for mining, preservation of mineral resources, and eliminating fraudulent mining stock operations while seeking cabinet attention for related matters.
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Amercan Mining Congress
Pittsburg
American Mineng Congress
Apoelal
Dha
Whlely
Preatient
Oeer
Powder Case Up to Take Testimony in Wilmington Hearings
A special master will hear testimony in the powder case in Wilmington as it moves to New York for further proceedings. The United States seeks to present evidence and call witnesses, with a date set for the hearing to determine the next steps in the case.
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Calla
Wilmington
New York
York
Washington church holds ceremonies honoring royal anniversary
Dignitaries of church and state attended services in Washington to mark the anniversary of a royal throne succession. The event featured religious rites and formal tributes as officials gathered to observe the milestone.
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Washington Church
Francia Josanh
Uae
Washington
Dee
Atte
Paleteka
Ube
Rumor Triggers Stock Market Rally Across Markets
A shrouded rumor of a new alignment sparks a broad stock rally as traders react to expected reorganizations. In New York, trade centers reported heightened activity amid speculation of major corporate and regulatory shifts influencing liquidity and investor confidence.
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New York
Dee
Stock Exchange
Dinaghic Banda
Privoc Rand
Tharedeane
Tate
Dalianil
Mtvelka
Alvin
Hawaiian Ex Queen Turns Seventy Amid Royal Claims
A 70th birthday note marks the Hawaiian ex queen who governed as Queen by romance and controversy. The article describes questions over compensation for lands once tied to the crown, the 1891 republic constitution provisions, and the ongoing dispute about territory and property as the island republic asserted ownership.
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Wahighn
Royaltiog
Amy Bi
Littielwtind
Namie
United States
Republic of Hawat
Droon
Judge Stevens Rules Subscriptions For Foreign Stock Nullified
A Wisconsin case centers on the Weatlin Shie Company and investors led by Davie Stevens. The Supreme Court appeal challenges the ruling upholding a $100,000 subscription and collection of funds for stock not paid. The decision hinges on the legality of the contracts and required incorporation filings.
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Jannevilla
Cepacian
Mazetee
Madioon
Why
Dee
Uonn
Welling
Wisconsin
Ray Steven
Wal
Hohl
Net
Nlesa
Artiat
Oak Anne
Pitt Weatlin
Davie
Stevens
Wiscanal Purcharera
Taih
Witteh
Bradeit
Ant Tost
Edeenit
Bit
Sipretie Amet
Aiea
Ghomaelyed
Gomlly
Dutge Stevens
Anniversary quietly celebrated in distant town
A quiet anniversary observance marked twenty years since a notable event in Gorge clinveh, Lotiun, Washington. Local residents gathered without ceremony to honor the milestone, with sparse details and no formal program reported.
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Ana
Emperor Francis Joseph Reigns Sixty Years A Monarchical Chronicle
A condensed account recalls Francis Joseph I ruling Austria Hungary for six decades. It notes reforms after 1848 revolutions, Austria's 1867 Compromise, and his balancing role amid domestic unrest and wars. The piece portrays him as a resilient, popular ruler amid European turmoil.
Death claims two brothers after heart failure
Two Wisconsin brothers, Martin Woyenberg of Little Chute and another, died within hours of each other after separate heart failure incidents. Both collapsed suddenly following similar circumstances, leaving communities in shock as officers and relatives recall their sudden losses. The report also notes election results for the Inter County Catholic Fund and a future federation meeting planned at Oshkosh.
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Cussiie
Martin Woyenbort
Tntore
Pndoration
Winansala
Green May
John A Kuypers
Depores
Loo 1
Fox
Chilton
GT. Noga
Appleton
Dotin Calmes
Clinton
Vttles I. Mars
Monash
Bhorman
Treasurat
Jaman Fa Toute
Green Hay
Federation
Oxhkoutt
Man Pleads Guilty In Quarantine Breach Case
In Green Bay Wisconsin, December, Lanry Erbe and others pled guilty in the poles court to breaching the Uphthorke quarantine order. The city schools reopened after a week as danger from the outbreak eased and health officials reported reduced spread.
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Tapacian
Green Bay
Wik
Win Roideler
Maxter Mochatte
Greenity
Dineonwin Ry
Lanry Erbe
Onerelun
Guily
Two-Cent Postage With Germany Now in Effect
The United States and Germany have arranged a formal postal treaty. A joint rite intended to mark a new two-cent postage rate will be offered by January first at the Kaiser’s palace, with officials in Horlin and two sections of the country involved.
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Scanlon
Watlington
Congress
Germany
Horlin
Guriity
Thousands of cattle dying on Colorado plains
Thousands of cattle on the western plains of Colorado are reported starving due to a severe shortage of forage and harsh winter conditions. The droughtlike winter has left ranchers scrambling as herds thin out across the ranges.
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Colorado
Lighthouse survivor reaches Chicago after night at sea
A Sturgeon Bay lighthouse keeper, feared drowned, was found alive after spending four hours at sea in a naptha boat with provisions. He telephoned from Chicago to report near freezing conditions, four hour exposure to 46 mph winds, and rescue by the steamer Kaaknaltra.
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Chicago
Wia
Raward
Young Mint
Sturgeon Tay
Zora
Alcoona Residence Destroyed by Fire
A residence in Alcoona burned to the ground this morning. The fire destroyed the property of Father Vaughn and reportedly began after a telegraph operator struck the building. Family members and neighbors helped recover some contents with aid from undertakers.
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Alcoona
Father Vaughn
Law Claire
Wis
Alenohn City
Rov
Vaughn
Dancaviio
Anti Hit Family
Untertors
Mysterious Fires Destroyed Property in Wisconsin
A string of mysterious fires swept through Minitowac and nearby areas in Wisconsin, destroying barns, live stock, grain, and a transient team on the premises of Frank Starttney and Franian Crook. Total losses reached about 6000 dollars with insurance under 32000. origin of the fires remains unknown.
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Wis
Nee
Frank Starttney
Franean Crook
Manitowoc Declares End To Smallpox Panic
The city health board issued a quarantine lifting notice for Manitowoc area after smallpox scare. Public schools and theaters faced temporary closures but authorities report no further cases. the situation stabilizes as officials urge continued vigilance and vaccination where available.
Martial law proclaimed as Prague unrest erupts
In Prague on December 2 3 troops opened fire on students provoking a violent crackdown. Reports describe a tense confrontation with gendarmes and many students wounded amid the government action.
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Prague
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