AS PARTY IN MISHAP IN BRAZIL COLONELS SAFE
New York reports Anthony Fiala, Arctic explorer, said Col Theodore Roosevelt and five Americans, including his son Kermit, faced a mishap in Brazil near Manaus. They reportedly lost equipment and specimens but no personal injuries were disclosed. The expedition aimed to descend an unexplored river later called Rio Dulvata or River of Doubt.
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Wis
Anthony Fiala
Brooklyn
Theodore Roosevelt
Brazil
Manaes
Amazon
San Tarem
Pernambu
St. Vincent
Roosevelt
Finlay
Mala
Fiala
San Taream
Tapirapoan
Matto Grosso
Frank M. Chapman
American Museum of Natural History
Col. Roosevelt
Kermit
Mr. Fiala
George Ko Chervie
Col. Rondon
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Ulster Quiet as Thousands Guards Hold Province
Ulster remains calm with over 2500 government troops in place. Fear of idle workers and rat outbreaks proved unfounded. Sir Edward Carson’s warning appears heeded. Army officer defections cited as cause for jubilation among provisional government officials in Curragh and Ireland’s military depots.
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Belfast
Ulster
Edward Carson
Provisional Government
Curragh
Ireland
Pancho Villa Drives Federals Back Toward Torreon Base
El Paso reports Villa and his rebel soldiers push federal defenders of Torreon back. His advance guard sits at Brittingham Junction, six miles from Gomez Palacio near Torreon, under Villa’s direct command.
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el Paso
Tex
Pancho Villa
Torreon
Brittingham Junction
Gomez Palacio
Villa
Hope for Early Action on Antitrust Bills in Washington
Democratic leaders in both houses plan to speed committee review of the antitrust measures so they can be brought to the floor and pushed to passage as soon as the tolls repeal measure moves aside.
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Washington
Nude Woman Highlights Re naissance Theatrical Debut
The first production of Pierre Lour's Aphrodite at the Re naissance theater features a totally nude woman in the final act, creating a sensational moment for audiences and critics.
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Parisa
Pierre Lour
Aphrodite
Wealthy resident of Corinth Township commits suicide
Thomas M. Mitchell, 66, a wealthy local, killed himself at his home in Corinth township. He leaves an estate around 10.06, with much of the recent wealth from coal land deals.
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Merion
Thomas M. Mitchell
Corinth Township
Divorce Denied Over Face Poking Ruling
In Cleveland Judge Phillipe refused Mr. George Knapp’s divorce after upholding his wife’s testimony that he poked her in the face was not extreme cruelty. The decision halted the couple’s bid for separation despite assertions of nagging and martial strife.
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Clevland
Phillipe
George Knapp
Husheed
Equal Suffrage Setback in Senate Ashurst Resolution
The Senate failed to pass a constitutional amendment for equal suffrage by a two thirds vote. The tally was 35 for and 34 against, with vice president declaring the measure failed before the final vote on the resolution itself. Amendments restricting suffrage to white citizens were defeated, including a proposal repealing the 13th amendment and enfranchising Black citizens, and Williams of Mississippi offered a white-women only suffrage amendment that failed 44 to 27. The session then returned to the Ashurst resolution reported by Secretary of Arizona for the woman suffrage committee chaired by Thomas of Colorado.
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Washington, D. C
Oerdamar
Williams
Mississippi
Senate
Committee On Woman Suffrage
Whic
Thomas
Colorado
Ashurst Resolutor
Ses Jtor
Seret
Arizona
Fifty Die as Boats Collide in Venetian Lagoon Disaster
A torpedo boat struck and sank a small passenger steamer between Venice and Lido, killing about 50 people. The steamer carried many women and children. fifteen deck passengers were saved by the torpedo boat crew. Most American visitors were not aboard.
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Adriatic Lagoon
Venice
Italy
Lido
Lagoon of
Adriatic
Gunboat for Bridle High Valley Saga in Mexico and Ashcroft
Passengers recount a Mexican romance and a naval capitulation as Lieut Malpica allegedly abandoned Huerta to wed the rebel general’s daughter, taking the Tampico to Topolobampo. Attorney General McReynolds sues Lehigh Valley for alleged antitrust control of Pennsylvania coal output, naming dozens of entities.
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Cal
Daugher
Topojobampo
Mexico
Lieut Malpica
Tampico
President Huerta
Porte
New York
Lehigh Valley Nalhead Company
McReynolds
SterMan
Pennsylvania
Malpico
Butterfield suit ends in $1750 verdict in Liberty case
Ric Butterfield sued W. W. Ennis seeking 20000 for his wife's affections. A jury awarded Butterfield 1750. Evidence showed Butterfield and his wife living apart while she served as Ennis's nurse. all three resided in Excelsior Springs.
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Liberty
Ric
Butterfield
W. W. En. Ennis
Bill seeks semimonthly pay for interstate railroad workers
Washington D C Representative Hill from Cairo Illinois introduced a bill to require all interstate railroads to pay employees semimonthly. The measure forbids withholding earnings longer than 18 days and targets railroads that pay as rarely as once a month.
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Washington, D. C
Hill
Cairo
Hired to Fight Prison Act in Senate Probe
Edward Hoyle of Chicago told the Senate Senate Investigating Committee he was employed by Paramount Knitting Co to oppose a national legislation regulating prison product shipments. He said he represented contractors and that no specific fund was traced though contracts paid him under an arrangement with multiple contractors contributing.
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Washington, D
Edward Hoyle
Chicago
Treaurer
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Senate
Oble
Paramount Knitting Co
Wisconec
Mwinois
Keevie
Oleo Men Seek New Trial Motions Await Judge Geiger
John F Jelke, a millionaire oleomargarine maker, and his associates convicted of conspiring to defraud the government over butterine taxes are free on bonds set at 16000 each. They await Judge Geiger’s ruling on a motion for a new trial, with sentencing to follow promptly if denied.
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Chicago
John F Jelke
Uberty
Ardmore Gas Explosion Kills Three in Ardmore Oklahoma
A gas explosion in Ardmore Oklahoma fatally burned three people and seriously injured two others. The dead are Mrs Dora Murphy Corrine Murphy and her daughter Miss Mave Cutts. In London Henry Charles Butler remains in custody at Thames police court on a murder charge after his heart injury case.
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Dora Murphy
Corrine Murphy
Mave] Cutts
London
Henry Charles Butler
London Hospital
Thames Police Court
Catherine Bowler
Explosion Kills Watchman at Equitable Powder Plant
Henry Miller private watchman for Equitable Powder company was killed in a blast that destroyed the powder plant in Yvet, Illinois. The explosion involved 18,750 pounds of black powder and caused about $20,000 in damage.
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Yvet Alton
Henry Miller
Equitable Powder Company
Reward for Tyrearold Warren McCarrickh Missing Boy
Philadelphia police and public officials doubled efforts to find Tyrearold Warren McCarrickh who vanished eight days ago. City Treasurer McCooch added $1,000 to a $5,000 council-approved reward, and authorities planned searches of vacant houses and stables, clearing manholes and sewers, and dragging the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers.
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Philadelphia
Tyrearold Warren McCarrickh
Charlie Rows
All Sides
McCooch
Delaware
Schaykill
O Shaughnessy to Rest in Mexico City Abroad
Nelson O Shaughnessy, charged with affairs of the American embassy, left for Vera Cruz for a brief vacation due to illness. He is reportedly seriously considering resigning if poor health continues, though his physician is not optimistic about a speedy recovery.
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Mexico City
Nelson O'Shaughnensy
Vera Cruz
O'Shaughnessy
Woman Remarries Twice After 1912 Divorce
Clayton Missouri report notes Myrtle Beatley had a decree set aside in 1912 and later married J F E Schertz. She previously wed Lew Be Heatley whose decree set aside is cited. The case highlights a double marriage situation for the subject.
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Clayton
Myrtle Beatley
J. FE. Schertz
Lew BE. Heatley
Governor's order probes canal workers demoralization
Governor Metcalfe orders the sane police to conduct a rigid investigation into the extent of alleged demoralization among canal workers linked to playing Chinese lotteries.
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Panama
Metcalfe
Sane
Family quarrel leaves four injured in Chicago home
Police report a deadly family quarrel at John Liscstrom's Chicago residence. Two children died, parents critically ill, and a six month old baby in serious condition. Investigators seek motive as they probe the domestic incident.
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Chicago
John Liscstrom
Earth Swallows 2 Miners At Kehley Run Colliery
In Pottsville Pennsylvania the earth opened swallowing two miners and a work shanty at the Kehley Run colliery near Shenandoah. Large rescue efforts continue with no trace found and miners possibly dropped 500 feet. A nearby firefighter escaped by clinging to a steam pipe. Poster is Shot on Road. Payetteville Arkansas Reverend Dr Keck was shot from ambush 15 miles south of Hunterville. bullets hit cheek and shoulder and his survival is unlikely.
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Kehley Run
Shenandoah
Payetteville
Ark
Keck
Hunterville
Ascassios
Liner Kaiser Wilhelm Collides With Schooner
Wireless messages from Ostend report the collision of the liner with an unidentified schooner. The schooner sank with all of her crew.
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Ostend
Lloydner
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosee
Merely a Law of Nature on Surface Water Race
A short piece explains how surface water moves faster than underlying layers as a bathtub drains and rivers show a similar effect. It notes fastest flow at the top center of a stream, while boatmen hug the bank to counter swift currents and curves.
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Chosen — Sunday Magazine
Tidal Wave Submerges Iskeeerach Island off Arranmore
A tidal wave nearly submerged Iniskeerach, a ninety person island off Arranmore on the Lionegal coast, forcing residents to flee with only losses to seaweed stocks for kelp processing. Arranmore itself was spared due to land formation.
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Iniskeerach
Arranmore
Lionegal
Argentina a Goo Customer
Argentina is the leading South American market for U S products, with sales in the last calendar year totaling 56 million dollars. Brazil bought 40 million and the other two countries on the continent purchased 52 million combined.
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Argentina
United States
Ample Explanation
Ample Explanation describes a confusing conversation about a black eye and marriage advice. The dialogue mentions O'Grady and a honeymoon and hints at honesty, flattery, and personal motives. The fragmentary text lacks clear events or outcomes but centers on relationships and social expectations.
Truth About Grape-Nuts Food Claims and Results
A New York reader recounts indigestion relief after trying Grape-Nuts with cream and Postum. Within two weeks stomach acidity vanished and appetite improved, enabling a normal noon meal. the note cites Portum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan and advertises The Road to Wellville and related text.
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N.Y
Portum Co
Rattle Creek
Wellville
Congressman Henry mocks Cinderella tale in Waco dinner
Representative Henry, famed for opposing American girls marrying aristocrats, quipped that the Cinderella story proves the girl who worries about status will err, saying the prince spurned the ugly stepsisters before choosing beauty. He paused before adding a final jab about the girl who worries with foot in shoe.
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Henry
Waco
Cinderela
Fragmented OCR Note on Bromo Quinine and Grove Ceress Coed
A garbled OCR passage discusses Bromo Quinine and Grove Ceress Coed with unclear context. It mentions geese, a product label, and a stylistic quip about some people being hard to read. The text lacks coherent facts or events to summarize clearly.
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