Americans Called to Aid China Famine Relief
President Roosevelt urged Congress to authorize use of government transports to deliver food to famine stricken China. The appeal asks Americans to donate through the American National Red Cross or the state department. The proclamation notes 16 million people in danger and seeks relief aid during the holiday season.
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Fiy
United States
China
American National Red Cross
Red Cros
Department of State
Charles Hillam Keep
Red Cross
United States ‘Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Theodort Roosevelt
1906 US mineral production value tops 1.6 billion dollars
The Geological Survey reports 1906 mineral output at 1 623 877 127 dollars, with iron valued at 382 460 000 dollars and coal totaling 476 756 063 dollars. Anthracite and bituminous coal contribute 141 679 000 and 994 977 003 dollars respectively, with coke at 72 476 196 dollars and iron ore 75 166 604 dollars in value.
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Washington
United States
Geological Survey
Exclusion Protest Targets Japanese Korean Admissions
A Sunday protest under Japanese and Korean Exclusion League auspices condemned unrestricted Japanese and Korean immigration to the United States and the admission of Mongolian students to San Francisco public schools. Mayor Hehmks spoke in defense of the city’s actions.
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Sun Froneseen
Guthbele AGs Probe Charges Railroads Violated Charters
Guthbele Oklahoma attorney general W Crowell reports to Governor Frante on a long statement accusing railroad operators in the territory of violating their charters by demanding stringent rules. The piece lists railroad names and firms including Boon Fe Kochteland Priice Choctaw Tran Coal Katy and Sore Smith Western.
Gambling House Raids in Butte Net Ten Arrests
Sher Quin with five deputies raided three gambling houses in Butte Montana on Saturday evening. Ten players were arrested as search warrants issued from Judge Bourquin's court were served. The California Club joined the Board of Trade and King and Lowery's place were also visited. Each arrest required a bail of 750 dollars, an increase from 500 dollars over the past week.
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Butte
Mont
Sher Quinn
Ofeore
Bowrquin
California
Board of Trade
King
Trade growth between United States and Porto Rico detailed
A Commerce Department statistics bureau statement notes U.S. Porto Rico trade rose from about 4.6 million dollars in 1897 to over 6 million by year end. For Ten months ending October trade total reached 95.64 million dollars.
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Washington
United States
Porto Ribo
Bureau of Atatistics
Department of Commerce
Dr Shoop Cough Cure Endorsed for Youngest Children
The News-Merald notes a safe reliable Cough Cure by Dr Shoop once opposed to opium products. It claims government reevaluates old patent medicine laws and urges public use. Sold by Tom Wadewarth.
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News-Merald
Shoop
Pr. Shoop
Shoup
Tom
Wadewarth
Miner Entombed Fifteen Days Rescued Alive
Bakersfield report says J M Micks, entombed in a cave in on December 7 near the Edison Electric Power Company tunnel north of town, was rescued at 1 28 a m Saturday after fifteen days beneath debris. Five fellow workers died in the collapse as efforts to reach them continued until tapping from a water pipe proved Hicks alive. He was pinned under a steal car and survived the long ordeal.
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Bakersfield
Calb
J. M. Micks
Edison Electric Power Company
Hicks
Kdleon Electric Power Company
Seventero
Will of Senator Brown Divides Estate After Tragic Death
Salt Lake City reports Arthur Brown former U.S. senator died in Washington D C on December 19 from a bullet wound inflicted by Mrs. Bradley. His will leaves the estate equally to his two daughters Mex and Alice Brown and forbids the heirs from naming Mrs. Bradley or any of her children as beneficiaries. Probate division of the district court heard the case Friday.
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Salt Lake City
Treamdog
Mel
Annd M. Bradley
Arthur Brown
United States
Wastinton
D. C
Distriet Court
Abyssinian King Suffers Syncope Amid Succession Doubts
Reports from authoritative sources state King Menelik of Abyssinia has a fresh syncope episode. Anxiety grows over the appointment of a successor as rival factions and foreign representatives in Abyssinia clash over the throne and amid splits among Italy Great Britain and France.
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Rome
Maenaelik
Abysainia
Negrus
Jlew
Menelik
Ras Michael
Ehesen
Alt
Abyssinia
Italy
Great Britain
France
Still Another Inquiry on Emerys Nicaragua Claim
Washington based attorney Penfield for Georgy D Emery reports that Nicaragua accepted the claim for reimbursement of a canceled valuable franchise to cut mahogany on public lands. Arbitrators will meet in Washington to hear the case.
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Washington
William D.D. Penfield
Georgy D. Emery
Department of State
Nicaragua
Emery
Nicaregt
Waahtigten
No Chants Needed in the Brown Family
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a family scene where Mill enters a discussion about changes for 1907. Brown questions changes while his wife asserts five dollars weekly as spending money and warns of consequences if not honored, ending with a tense exchange over finances and house rules.
The Golden Medical Discovery and Remedial Salve Advertisement
An aged advertisement extols the Golden Medical Discovery and a healing salve as cures for various ailments including stomach and bowel issues, skin diseases, sores, and eruptions. It lists testimonials, prices, and methods to obtain the products, urging readers to send money and request the remedies by mail.
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Doctor Peres
Tilatt
Vineliel
Morty
Pitley
Aan
Reid Te Dorov
Malalo
Hanlon
Thurstentaw
Pica Paort
Mager Pratt
Veter
Iver Iain Beweele
Ling Graulilds
June New Year Fire Festival on the Nile Banks
Readable text describes an ancient Egyptian ritual of the Nile flood and New Year. Priests raise sacred fire, the land glows with offerings, and people clad in white vow at the altar and at home to mark the rising river. The passage centers on mid June, the area called the eight of the era, and the miraculous Nile flood.
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Rivera
Eivery
Garnoura
Goldfield Mines Close as Miners Protest Guards
In Goldfield Nevada all district mines shut except Mohawk Hayes Monnette and Frances Mohawk leases. Judge Morrow issued a federal injunction to stop unlawful removal of high grade ore and to appoint 50 deputy marshals to ensure compliance. I.W.W. declared December 11 no miner will work where armed guards are employed.
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Goldfield
Nevada
Morrow
United States
Cnurt
Eastern Excursions via the Colorado Midland Ry
On November 20 Jod Dawe TSth One fare plus 82000 from cash points to Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Omaha Denver and immediate points Stopovers limit 60 hours For further information write L H Harding Gen Agent Salt Lake City.
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Jod Dawe
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
L. HH. Harding
Salt Lake City
Unclear Fragment Sparks Confusion in Local Notation
The readable text presents a garbled fragment mentioning Woroar ant, Kovky Mountain Tea, and T. J. Wadworth with no coherent events or dates. No identifiable people or organizations form a clear item or outcome to report.
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Toeineau
Pollieter
T. J. Wadworth
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