Various Global Events From Rooster Era Dispatches
President elect of Hrazia authorized Acenans of the Philippines. Roosevelts health improves but remains under review. Atlantic City burial notices for Birger of Singer Machine Co. Notable diplomatic and military notes include Germany France and Egypt mentions. American political and literary news note Alice Caldwell Hegan’s new book Lovey Mary serialized in The Century.
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Mian
Alice Caldwell Hegan
Mere Wiggs
Mary
Spain Pays Debts to United States Under Old Indemnity
The Treasury began distribution of 25 500 dollars from Spain as part of annual indemnity payments under a treaty. The action follows recognition of Spain's obligation and reflects continuing wartime settlements. The report notes prior seizures of Athenean servants and disputes over awards and rents, highlighting international law and historic ties with the United States.
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Washingto
Treasury Department
Spain
Todd
Prinpare
Ielt
Iveoits
United States
Andy Aiguomf
Navy maneuvers in Caribbean amid South American tensions
Washington reports an Atlantic fleet gathering in the Caribbean to test readiness ahead of a planned assembly. The San Francisco and other ships are stationed to keep watch as U S Navy reshapes its presence in the region. A new ambassador to Germany is named, signaling broader diplomatic shifts.
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Navy
Roeett
San Francine
Theo Veesele
Navy Department
Aumora
Atvernen
Death in cyclone rips Sicily coast wrecks roads
Terrifying cyclone devastates central Sicily from Syracuse to Catania with widespread loss of life and damage. Reports from Meduia and Palerimo describe tidal surges washing away rail lines and collapsing buildings. Rescue teams and relief committees mobilize as officials warn of continuing danger.
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Byracuse
Sicily
Leviniles Jong
Abd Everytiang
Stet Yo
Othe
Omar Land
Iran
Calana Sa
Catania
Media
Rioting at Mines Stretches Across 100 Miles of Coal District
Troops are in five of ten anthracite counties as unrest continues from Forest City in Susquehanna to Williamstown in Dauphin. Sheriff requests more troops amid clashes with nonunion men and damage to properties. Output falls as strikes persist and coal is diverted or stored.
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Cabo
Hermes
Poteoff
Hostra
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Forest City
Susquehanna County
Williamstown
Dauphin County
Wicinity
Macy
Luxyquehanna County
Stone
Oliphant
Scranton
Eulkexbarre
Shenandoa
Manther Creek
Lebanon
Iron Am Steel
Stove
Three Days Across Atlantic Engine Earns Patent
A London dispatch to the Tribone reports a patent for a novel marine propulsion engine. Investor John Wise says the device will cut the Atlantic crossing to about three days, speeding travel from New York to London.
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Atlaatic
New York
John Wise
Ancerta
Palma Protest Over Handling of Cuban Records
Havana reports President Palma protest to Washington over the transfer of military records from Chief Clerk Kreantart to Cabe for a year. The War Department was ordered to ship the auditor's office records to Washington, but Palma opposes renewing the documents and seeks continued Cuban access as the government bears the costs.
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Havana
AZO
Palma
Washington
Kreantart
Cabe
Valina
Beatisf U
War Department
Tte
American Troops Guard Isthmus Trains After Panther Arrival
Three companies of United States medicines arrived aboard the auxiliary cruiser Panther and have reached Panama. A second company of 80 men will stay in Colon to guard daily trains across the Isthmus. Foreign confidence has risen with the arrival of American battleships and troops and the train guards.
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Colon
Colombia
United States Madiines
Panther
Panama
Neo Tax on Philippine Cigars Sparks Stamp Imprint Rule
Washington dispatch notes the internal revenue chief cites attorney general opinion that no tax can be levied on cigars shipped from the Philippines and orders the word Philippines stamped on import labels. In Sofia, Bulgaria, reports say the Nazi-supporting Macedonian insurrection grows with rail and telegraph damage and casualties.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Philippines
Indianapolis Trolley Car Accident Ends Roosevelt's Trip
A trolley crash in Indianapolis on September 9 ends Roosevelt's Western trip. He suffers leg injuries, undergoes immediate surgery, and is transported to Fort Wayne for care. Doctors decide on urgent operation before a luncheon as crowds observe from the Columbia club.
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Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Fort Waynewaukee
Washington
Pittsfield
Mage
Fenes
Richardson
Oliver
Cook
Columbia Club
Jease
Pers
Destructive Fire Hits Mills and Wheat Elevators
A blaze swept through Olp. La Grande Island City destroying the Pioneer flouring mill and grain elevator. Wind aggravated flames as 329 houses and $98 in wheat were saved. The fire damaged six shops, the blacksmith shop, and warehouse, with total losses estimated near $98,000.
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la Grande
Island City
Resteniag
Iity Mining & Milling
Cam Os
Sontalelas
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Orecon
Acenans of
The
Bapa
Cereipen
Ponnevisanie
Marglars
Sooty Sharon
Leant A Birger
Singer Pewing Mischine Company
Atlantic City
David F Thompeon
Nebraske
Germany
Hebert
Moore
Adene Highwastaan
Henes Php
Eraser
Sy Ream Rae Bas Mtledt
Neorbek
Toa Dee
Cere Wall
Nvertiie
Cmd
Ates Vesertier
Fenney
Morvan
Stoke
A Lote
Bert Riley
Ane Danedvere
Atewy
Nenana
Kawwove
Seti
Geosipeite
Euler
Congress
Coe Ceedtal
St Petereburg
Akeon
Che Lee
Dagen
Mediterranean
Hattle
Wayy
West Indies
Larly
North Athwonie Fleet
Russia
Tranaferrea
Renin
Wohote
Island
Stok
Storer
Madrid
Sarang
Spaders
Henry White
Britain
London
Fortsmouth Harbor
Berlin
Ruselan Turkestan
Kaehgar
Kadern Turkestan
Aatyn
Janei
Akwiksitche
Rhenandoah Wa
Knorr
Columbia County
Troupa
Centralia
Gobin
Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
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