Salvation Army Leader Killed in Santa Fe Wreck
A Salvation Army commissioner, wife of Colonel Tooth-Tucker, died after a wreck on the eastbound California train No. 3 near Marceline, Missouri. The fatal collision occurred around 9:30 pm when the Pullman cars derailed, injuring several others and delaying care to the wounded. The incident struck the Salvation Army in Kansas City hard as leaders mourned their prominent figure who had served since 1896.
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Khannas City
Broa Booth-Tacker
Coomul
America
Salvation ‘Rus
Consander Tooth-Tucker
Wm Tooth
Army
TC. Holland
Salvation Army
Anite
Colo
Marcel
Hine
Tvan Lake
Kanan City
Nooth-Tucker
Amity
Kansas City
Brander Hoath-Tucker
Chicago
Chico
Marcelline
Saitation
Kamas City
Themport
Fed
India
Booth Tucker
Eve C Booth
Australian Tafts Seize Reform in Ballarat Address
Australian Prime Minister Deakin spoke at Ballarat outlining federation policy and reciprocal trade proposals. He urged expansion of wheat production and national trade development aiming for fiscal peace and preferential trade within the Commonwealth.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Fred Deakin
Ballara
Tre Air
Astras
Conservative policy urged amid fall wheat and rail costs
The report notes Canada Pacific aims to curb expenditures more than usual this fall following American examples. Wheat movement in the West is down, causing cautious sentiment on policy. A field sports accident at Western University in Ontario occurred during a throwing contest, with a wide throw leaving a crowd witness frustrated by the mishap. The St. Louis exposition plans a display of wartime images to reflect queer affairs of the late war.
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Samemeae
Bniversits
Gon. Ont
Healy to answer to UK law over omitser j Posmerane
Fragmented OCR notes recount Healy facing UK legal questions linked to a 13 year old murder allegation and a 1910s era crime case. The text mixes names like Stone and Chicago references with vague mentions of a prisoner, a treaty, and a press discussion around the Healy case.
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Healy
Cage
Winnipeg Hotel Project Promises Canadian Prestige
An ambitious Canadian Pacific Hotels plan in Winnipeg aims to host the largest transcontinental railway facilities in Canada with a wholly Canadian design. Construction starts in spring, lasting about two years, with a 220 foot Main Street frontage and a 40 room hotel entry from Main Street, plus a second entrance from the station platform. The building will be fireproof and reflect western Canadian credit. The dispatch also notes a tragic accident in Ontario where a farmer, Thomas James, suffered severe injuries from a corn shredder accident, and mentions various local incidents and political notes including a resignation and a seven year sentence for shooting.
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Magnet
Montreal
Hi Gollar
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Arent Lakes
CPR
Manito
Reat
Winnpeg
Higgins Street
Main Street
Stony Mountain of
Calgary
Ummigration
Teachers in Trouble Over Syndicate Land Schemes
Report from Washington warns of warrants and wholesale arrests linked to a Minneapolis school district dispute. Teachers, under contract, faced absence demands and alleged ties to a land seizure scheme involving homesteads and option claims. Claims ranged up to 1500 dollars for some teachers, with land valued at 400 to 600 dollars per acre.
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Minneapolis
Washington
Beon
Beim Cotnemute
Larabee Kings
Medical Association debates masking doctors in news notes
A British Medical Association circular asks London newspapers to omit doctors' names when reporting on physicians attending distinguished invalids. The issue arose after a surgeon requested his name be struck from such notes, and the editor suggested a policy if the profession backs it. The association, with about nineteen thousand members, moved to circulate across major papers.
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Neuical Cance
Brush Medical Association
Nention
London
British Medical Association
Debates On Zionism Split Clergy At Conference
Canon McCormick urged a literal reading of Romans predicting Hebrews reclaiming a national state in Palestine upon the Messiah’s return. The Bishop of Salisbury urged against Zionist票 voting while arguing against self ticketing, keeping members from declaring Zionist or non Zionist stances.
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Palestine
Wishop
Salisbury
McCormick
Russia Japan tensions through Nova India reports
Fragmented OCR text cites Kuselan Optolen and Nova Vrems a bellicose stance toward Britain and the United States over Japan. Mentions Dominion House provocation, Sir Mortimer Durand appointed ambassador, Shamrocks and Red Hen teams, Pion Stock Yard Co incorporation, and portage prairie job notes.
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Oe. Petersburg
Russia
England
United States
Japan
Britain
Portage riot leaves detective badly wounded amid Italian navvy clash
Widespread fighting broke out at the Portage port yard as Italian navvies clashed with authorities after assaulting their foreman Macdonald. Detective Cox was struck and injured, several Italians were jailed, and additional arrests were anticipated as officers faced missiles and gunfire. A wave of unrest extended to steel workers and local crews with calls for militia.
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Saskatchewan Avenue
McDougall
Corfield
Jan Italian
Econs
Co Held
Mm. Thessailante
Biden
Cox
Messrs
MeKowgall
Druss
Hue E. King
Rosendate
Inter Ying
Fassault
Gurrioch
Dawson
Beaver
Uey
Lyttleton reelected MP for Warwick and Leamington
The London born secretary Lyttleton has been reelected as Member of Parliament for Warwick and Leamington with a small majority. The result suggests a reduced margin for the Unionists and is discussed as an indicator amid broader tax debate and political climate.
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London
Coomal
Lyttleton
House of Commons
Warwick
Leamington
Unseen Goblin Wars Hit Beverly Household Bread
In Beverly a family faced a nightly bread disappearance believed to be mischief of a goblin or similar creature. Despite inspections by ten chemists and a policeman, no microbe or foul agent was found. The bread vanished only when crumbs appeared and the household began baking extra loaves to feed the mysterious eater.
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Laedon
Lange
Beverly Hor
Webster
Blow
Lowe
Three denounced conspirators face trial verdict
The Claton court found three implicated figures guilty amid a turbulent trial. Chief Justice Hunter presided as details emerged of their alleged plots and damaging statements toward police. The defense offered no witnesses and the jury delivered a verdict amid tense proceedings.
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Sfanmen Witt Mang
Wig Bar
Claton
Hunter
Sack Chun
Fraser
Hussey
Neptune Wins Navy Battle Off Portsmouth Port Quarter
A damaged report from Portsmouth describes the battleship Neptune defeating the Victory and Mero in a naval clash near the port. The Neptune secures hero status after a tense fight while other ships fall back as tugs arrive to aid.
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Portsmouth
Rongland
Ortatson
Ald Gaxship
Victory Pearlyunk
Neptune
Mero
Drake
Dexerate Eforts
Jaecka
Edinbareh Scotsman Reports Chamberlain Policy Shifts
The Edinburgh Scotsman notes Chamberlain moving from success to a softer stance as outside opposition to the new policy appears limited to minimal protests. It mentions Finnish and other financial details, with references to British legal costs and large shipments, reflecting a tense political and economic backdrop.
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Edinbareh
Chamberlain
Liserpook
Han Aenied
Waters
Bears Loot Yukon Roadhouses In Broad Daylight
In a Yukon patrol report bears raided roadhouses along the winter trail from Dawson City to Stewart Crossing, with Clarke’s and Stevens Roadhouses among those entered. A man named Charles W. MacPherson saved Clarke’s by fleeing a charging bear after attracting its attention with song and war cries, then escaped as the animal damaged interiors and supplies. A second bear attack at Stevens’ roadhouse caused extensive damage but no injuries beyond property loss. Constable Well and a second officer pursued the bear. it was wounded in the hind leg and fled into the woods.
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Mand White Horse
Dawson City
Yukon
Clarke
Stevens
Jet Rings
Stewart Crossing
Charles W. "MacPherson
Dawson
MacPherson
Jennings Roadhouse
Advan
Charley
MacP’herson
MacPherton
Well
Horsetack
Wilery
Great Polar
Bruin
Red Low
Wildernew
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