Chinese Uprising Near Hankow Alters American Interests
A revolutionary movement flared around Hankow China as several hundred soldiers revolted and burned barracks. Missionaries were said to be safe after rebels captured Wu Chang and blocked contact with Hankow officials. Foreigners reported no molestation yet, with authorities seeking to keep peace on the Yangtze frontier.
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Washington
China
Hankow
Wu Chang
Pekin
State Department
Micht Robels
Intineeth
Mr Williams
Inter Dispatch
Nelson T Johnson
Caneul
Jehneen
Yamen
Yang-Tse
Wu Chan
Torelen
Ting
Amer
Kinkione
NEW HEAD FOR ALTON RAILWAYS TALKS OF SHIFTS
In Louie Missouri on October 12 reports claim that a leading executive from Missouri Kansas Texas railway may become president of Chicago and Allen and then Minnesota and Louis after absorption by a Central line. The notice says joint management of Toledo St Louis and Western and the Alton will end and control over Alton will pass to Toledo St Louis and Western.
Wilson Attacks President in Bitter Speech
Frechyid M J reports Governor Wilson delivering a sharp denunciation of President Taft and Attorney General Wichersham. He blames policy for current depression and accuses officials of misguided methods, urging better governance despite political tensions.
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Frechyid
M. J
Wilson
Taft
Red
Wichersham
Impla
Hia
Aerial postman Earla Ta Gvington injured in crash
In Sarcen City on October 12, Earla Ta Gvington, a pilot known as the aerial postman, crashed his monoplane at the Naman Boulevard aerodrome. The craft was wrecked and he sustained serious injuries, forcing a temporary halt to his planned Los Angeles flight for the Postmaster General Hitchcock.
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Sarcen City
Earla Ta Gvington
Tel Savenis
Naman Bowlevard
Tima
Los Angeles
Hitchcock
Acquitted At Coatesville Murder Trial Details Suppressed
Westchester Pa October 12 Albert Berry and William Milhert were found not guilty of murder in a case tied to Zach Walker later burned at the Coatee area. The record appears unclear with fragments suggesting a disputed trial.
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Westchester
Albert Berry
Wiliam Milhert
Zach Walker
Wierro
Wanted A Home Of Detention In Calhoun County
Calhoun county lies without a suitable home of detention for incorrigible children. The Argyle Hotel was used but the matron quit, claiming inadequate compensation. The board seeks a proper detention facility, amid criticism of past payments and management as officials investigate the matter and extend deadlines due to a diphtheria case. A committee is to report on the issue. Meanwhile a separate committee is to draft resolutions on the death of L. C. Miller.
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Calhoun County
Argyle Hotel
Hut & Tex
Bila Walsh
Reals
Wale
Mats Tor
Saw Ag
Battle Creek
Board of Supervisors
Walsh
Ashley
Hart
Eheir
Messrs
Puffer
Strong and Hough
Pennfeld
Ashley, O'Hara
Leonard
Simons
Sultebie
L. C. Miller
L. & N. to Own Telegraph System Along Line
Louisville and Nashville stockholders vote to establish their own telegraph and telephone service along the railroad line. The new wires will receive public business.
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New York
Louisvile and Nashville Railroad Company
Wonee Seek Rosebud Farms. Gregory, 8 D., Get. 12-Re
Wonee seeks Rosebud Farms notes in a brief item. Gregory, aged eight, is listed with an 12-Re reference in the report. The fragment shows limited readable details about a local matter and a cited party.
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Gregory
Miscreant Students Mar Public Property At High School
Vandalism by junior and senior students disrupts school spirit. A boulder on the high school lane and memorials were daubed with vine and white paint changing 1911 to 1912 and later 1923. Red and white paint covered sidewalks and fronts as attempts to express class pride turned destructive. Authorities seek the perpetrators and urge constructive activities over mischief.
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Canior
Sehoat
Social notes from Edgewood and nearby homes
South Brick and W St Wasisbyurn hosted visitors including Mrs Ellen Long and Mrs Smith Long, Leonard Ogden, Mrs Alice Mimery, and Mrs Robert Rote. Wesley Thoms dined with Fred Thomas. Tom Mack visited A L Godfrey. Mrs Chea Murdock and children returned from Chas Fish’s with Mrs Robert Rote. Homecoming of the ladies society Friday at Mrs Chas Adams. Charles Fredenbergs of California visiting sister Mrs A Patliaen.
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Ellen Long
Sdith Long
Leonard Ogden
Battie Creek
Alice Mimery
Moline
Robert Rote
Nuskegon
Chas. Fish
Wesley Thoms
Fred Thomas
Tom Mack
Albion
A. L. Godfrey
Chea. Murdock
Chas
Woman Found Injured After Night Attack at Local Plant
Night watchman Davia Wiggins discovered Mrs. Bans Steinbrock, a Sourg woman, severely harmed in an alley adjoining the plant in Muscle, Indiana. She was taken to the hospital. the assailant is described as a girl who fled the scene.
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Ind
Gromne
Davia Wiggins
Kel Grotery Cobtern
Battle Creek Fines to Be Turned to County Treasurer
City court clerks faced a dispute over who should receive fines collected in criminal and civil cases. An Attorney General opinion stated the fines should go to the county treasurer, resolving the long dispute. The county receives the fines, while customary school board claims for funds remain contested.
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Charles Younk
Justices of the Peace
Tron Attornvye
Frans Q. Kubo
Tha
Franz . Kun
Glerk Young
Seabury
Allen
Clers Young
Tle
Truce Talks Hover as Italy Keeps Troops at Tripoli
London reports via Reuters that powers may win a suspension of hostilities in Tripoli though no armistice is finalized. Italy will continue sending troops to Tripoli while negotiations proceed. no fighting will occur meanwhile.
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Italy
London
Reuter
Berlin
Germany
Bestitudea Jn
Tripoli
Ttaly
Turkey was unprepared says Patha in Asia Minor talks
Constantinople December 12 reports quote Shevket Pasha, Turkey’s war minister, saying Asia Minor was not well garrisoned and Turkey did not fear a threat to Tripoli. He declined to commit to concessions, noting he would wait for Italy’s demands and doubting mediation by powers. He suggested direct communication with Italy.
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Constantinople
Sherkat ‘Patha
Asia Minor
Turkey
Athich
Tripoli
Shevket Pasha
Italy
Renty
Staly
Derna Bombardment Reports Hospital and Barracks Damage
Rome reports Derna shelled by bombers with hospitals and barracks damaged. Many killed and wounded. The attack signals a failed attempt by Hallan bluejickets to land from a warship in the harbor.
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Rome
Derna
Hallan Bluejickets
Edison Tribute Displays Copper Cube at Exposition
In New York Edison opened the electrical exposition at Grand Central Palace with a copper cube tribute weighing 485 pounds. Edison presented the cube on a reinforced pedestal to industry representatives, saying he would not use it as a watch charm.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
New Grand Central Palace
New York Edison Company
Edison
Welthea
Trcheon
August Uihlein Dies at 69 in Wisconsin Brewery Leader
August Uihlein, head of the Schuez Brewery, died suddenly of heart failure in Telizaland while visiting his daughter and niece. He was 69 and had interests in Harvester and horse stock farms across the county.
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MilWwahkes
Wis
Lein
Schuez
Telizaland
Ede
Ein
Interstate Commerce probes railroad dock facilities
Washington Oct 12 Inquiry into rebusy companies control of the dock facilities at gulf ports on the Atlantic coast including Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis and Philadelphia has been instituted by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Akron Ohio Jan 1? In the explosion of a friction cylinder at the Diamond Rubber company plant here Joseph Senner a watchman was killed M L Talkimion had bad feet and Joseph Sleiserwald suffered fractured ribs and other injuries from which he may not recover.
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Washington
Veridas
Gulf
Mexico
Migalsetup
Atlantc
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Philadelite
Tnterstate Commerce Commission
Akron
Diamond Rubber Company
Joseph Senner
M. L. Talkimion
Joseph Sleiserwald
Butte Cut Off by Snowstorm Bogs Idaho News
Fragmentary notes describe a heavy snowstorm isolating Butte and surrounding areas near Pocatello California with cut communications and disrupted heating. Officials urge caution as travel remains hazardous and power lines suffer outages. Local crews assess routes and forecast improving conditions in coming days.
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Butte
Pocatello
Idaho
Vcore
No Suffrage for Women in California Ballot
San Francisco reports the referendum on women’s suffrage defeated with about three quarters counted. Most other amendments were approved though final nationwide results awaited. Taft opposed the recall which carried a large margin.
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San Francisco
Countty District
Icery Taft
Aviator Kearney Falls In St Louis Accident
Horagy Kearney of St Louis fell from his aeroplane while attempting to land, wrecking the machine. A crowd of 14 witnessed the accident near the Indiana University campus area after a prior August crash where he broke his leg and several ribs.
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Horagy Kearney
St. Louis
Kearney
St Louis
Indiana University
Strike of Carmen Off In Des Moines After Arbitration
A Des Moines report notes a proposed street railway strike halted after the election of a third arbitration member, Joha A Gydher, an attorney. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate resolution efforts following a contravention dispute.
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Des Moines
Ter ‘Maines
Joha A Gydher
Ax Atorney
Winteriel
Dilber
Court Enjoins Strikers in Illinois Central Case
Judge F Otis Humphrey granted a temporary injunction restraining striking employees of the Illinois Central Railroad in the southern district. The order aims to protect property at Clinton under restraining orders not affecting this district. Real Old Fashioned Family Horshalltown Oct 21 Mr Ewalt, aged 68, celebrates birth of a 17th grandchild. Dakota Lands: William Dasner, a Dakota John Digiz, arrested for contempt of court after defending property in a haystack and violating a court order.
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Sirinsheld
F. Otis Humphrey
Birewit Court
Southern District
Ilinois Central Road
Clinton
Horshalltown
Ewalt
Biete
Ceil
Bottineau
N.bd
Wilem Dasner
John Digiz
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Hugo and names obscured. Specific details and context are unreadable. The readable portion hints at a brief local item but no clear action, date, or place can be determined.
James B McNamara Presented for Trial in Los Angeles
James B McNamara and his brother faces trial in the Los Angeles Superior Court as prosecutors seek the death penalty for the 1910 Times explosion. Clarence Darray leads defense for the brothers with John J Fredericks choosing to try James first. Jury selection continues with 125 summoned and expect further venires while both sides push for separate trials and framing of evidence.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Fredericks
James
John J
International Association of Sundro and Structural Iron Workers
Utaly
Charming
Charles J. Hagarty
Venire
Parallety
Tegaras Ap
Bee Brothers
de Tlonal
Labor Ieader
Clarence
Darrow
MceNamaras
Transfer man found slain near barn in Maryland county
Washington dispatch reports Fred Springman, once a leading express transfer company owner in Washington, was found murdered in a barn near his Prince George County home. A twenty-year-old farm hand, Nazry W. Sibrooks, formerly of Meine, was arrested and charged with the murder after investigations into his alleged contract to deliver and collect mall, tying the crime to a criminal act within postal service operations.
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Washington
Fred Springman
Prince George County
Mar
Nazry
W. Siibrook
Meine
Beringmen
We Tested
Wisconsin flood reports near Portage and Milwaukee line
Flood reports from LaCrosse indicate Milwaukee road damage with about four and a half miles of railroad tracks affected near Portage Wisconsin. Trains are disrupted east of Camp Douglas as reports of flood conditions continue to arrive from the region.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Portage
Milwaukee
Campy Douglas
Prize Gone But Flies Gr Kansas City
Prize gone but flies gr Kansas City Ohio and Ort 72 C Rodgers tended here in his oceanic era n sere. Friday he will again take up his fourzer though he has big chance of winning the $50 prize the me hmit within which the fight was to be made having expired. Park Sees End of Strike. CBiase Oct 12 Vice President Park of the Assois Central Iny Statement declared that the company Wes well satisfied with the situation and that the men are returning to work at many points. Harvard Enrols 4449. Cowbridge Mar Oct 12 Registration Series for Harvard 2 dotat enrollment of 4,138 of 2 over last year. lo Ge coneue proper de aby gain of.
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C. P. Rodgers
Hig Fourzer
Park
Cbiase
Assois Central Iny
Harvard
Cowbridge
Marc
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