Roosevelt to lead vast Pacific cruise from Hampton Roads
President Roosevelt plans a massive naval review at Norfolk followed by a long voyage to Trinadad Rio de Janeiro and Callao. The fleet including 26 battleships and 4 auxiliary ships sails from Hampton Roads December 1, with torpedo flotillas advancing and stops planned at Puerto Rico Trinidad and Magdalena Bay before reaching San Francisco.
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Roosevelt
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Datileantoa Snd
Wil
Trinidad
South America
Hempton Roads
Triniay
Admiral Evans
Jackies
Marinex
Imarry
Rio del Ianeira
Rilo de Isueiro
Punta Arenas
Rio de Janeiro
Callao
Patot
Calla
Dingdalena Bay
Lower California
Ater
Magdalena Bey
San
Fotilla
Hampton Triads
Rio de Jamcheo
Horn
Java
Hempton Roade
Magdalann Wis
Naval cruise underscores need for Panama Canal
The narrative argues President Roccavell supports canal funding to link Atlantic and Pacific coasts for naval efficiency. It cites Oregon’s 1898 voyage and broader public interest, claiming new Congress will fund a larger navy and canal, while noting tariff benefits reach producers and workers in agriculture and processing sectors.
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Calltorals
Pusana Canal
Roccavell
Crititiam
Panama Canal
Ynle
Atlantic
Pacific
Oregon
San Francisco
Caoba
Cruise Willie
United States
United Statio
Evry
Acheson's Grand Inland Waterways Scheme
Congressman Ernest Acheson proposes a $60 million annual tax shift to fund inland waterways improvements, funded largely by brewers and saloonkeepers, with the burden possibly falling on beer drinkers. He also bills a bill restricting liquor transport into dry counties, amid brewing industry opposition and mixed support from waterway advocates.
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United States
Ernest Acheson
National
House of Representatives
Acheson
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Congress
Supreme Court
John Smith
Express Company
Washington County
Tariff Debate Tied to Meat Prices and U.S. Policy
The union leaders in Chicago blame high tariffs for rising meat costs and urge Congress to form a committee to investigate and reveal solutions. They argue tariffs protect fledgling industries but foster monopoly harm and hurt the general public, calling for relief unless the tariff sustains a national burden.
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Jatar
Chicago
Congress
United States
Protect Miners Welfare Bills Urged by Onto Union
The Onto Miners' Union Administrative committee calls for new safeguards to require employers to support widows and dependent children of miners who are permanently disabled or die on the job. They argue stricter laws would reduce mine disasters and expose management statements as unreliable, urging independent protection and inspector reductions.
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Hetter
Onto
Onto Miners’ Union Joxistrative Committee
Pennsylvania
Baateal
Penalty Paid in Pennsylvania Bank Scandal Settlement
In Allegheny County, Bull Andrews and associates settled for 406000 of 137009 owed to the Enterprise National Bank. They secured funds to aid a speculative improvement venture, aiding a political ring that affected state deposits. The people of Pennsylvania celebrate a break from corrupt officials as repayment proceeds, though the cashier Clark remains financially affected.
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Bull Andrews
Enterprise National Hank of Allegheny
Fnd
Clark
Andrews
Enterprise Naboo~ At Bank
Pennsylvania
Allesheny County
Alata
Uushler Clark
Che Cangsters
Boyles Property for County Use Next to Public Buildings
County officials consider acquiring the Boyles property for future court house and public buildings. Supporters cite space near central land and the need for room, while price comparisons with the Berger property guide purchase decisions.
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Court House
John H. Miler
Atory
Bayles
Tiblic County
Boyles
Berger
High Sehter
Roosevelt message to Congress yields long but dull address
A historical text reviews President Roosevelt's latest message to Congress, noting its length and generic discussion of widely known issues. The summary highlights a bulky, less engaging address that leaves little new content beyond reaffirmed stances.
The Defeat of Theodore Roosevelt Theme Emerges
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a discussion or critique around a work titled The Defeat of Theodore Roosevelt, noting focus on responses to criticism and contention about the content on alleged pages.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Andrew Hutton Called by Death
Andrew Hutton, a longtime New Castle resident and prominent local businessman, died Sunday afternoon at 3:20 oclock at his home 106 Waloul street after a brief illness. Born October 20, 1830 in Newry Ireland he was 87 years 1 month and 8 days old. He was a hardware dealer with Smith Hutton Kirk, prothonotary 1872 8 and a lifelong church and Masonic member. Survived by five children Jane C John W Joseph S Hutlen Mrs F O Wilson and Mrs William J Moffatt. one daughter Mrs James Delamunter is deceased.
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Andrew Hutton
Waloul Street
Hutton
Galesman
Smith
Hutton Kirk Company
Pueumonis
New Castle
Jia
Newry
James
Susan Roddal Hotton
Jie
Hie
Atabie
First Presbyterian Church
Mahoning Lodge
Lawrence
Lucy Bord
Hullo
Janey C
John W
Joseph
Hutlen
Wilson
Willian J. Moffatt
Mire
James Delamunter
Incendiary Fire Destroys Ellwood City Barn
Two valuable nurses were burned to death and a third injured in a fire that destroyed Harry Caplin's barn in Ellwood City Sunday morning. Chickens and ducks perished as hay mows burned, horses broken from stalls. The blaze, around sunrise, caused an estimated loss of $1,000 with no insurance. Caplin, a local grocer, suspects no one was near the barn after Saturday deliveries. motive remains unknown.
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Harry Caplin
Ellwood City
Caplin
State schools show gains from teacher pay raise and funding
The forthcoming annual report by LD Nathan G Senaefler shows state schools benefited greatly from the act raising minimum teacher pay to 40 dollars per month. Biennial school appropriations rose from 2 million to 15 million, pupil counts and teachers increased, and total expenditures and salaries grew significantly since 1887 to 1906.
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LD Nathan. G. Senaefler
Gmeretstet
Mbie
Pennsylvania
Boy Breaks Leg After Ice Fall On Neshannock Foreth
Jani evening at Neshannock foreth right before Ask Joli McKisson of Grove atreet ay n hoy fell and broke his bet for none that nor Meilisnan was skating ab o Dion speed when hig foot caught on ait obstruction, throwing tin viulency to the hard surface of the ice. His low war clouted wader Klay when Ws fell Friends carried him to the shore and summoned an ambulance which tok him to his home.
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Ask
Joli McKisson
Grove Atreet
Ayn Hoy
Meilisnan
Wader Klay
Robberies Shock Princeton Area Homes Sunday
Lawrence county residents near Princeton and Portersville faced a spate of break ins Sunday. Audley Allison near Princeton and Robert Curry in Perry township were ransacked, with valuables over 300 dollars taken. A stranger seen nearby is being hunted as neighbors condemn the rising crime.
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Lawrence County
Princeton
Porterville
Audley Allison
Robert. Curry
Perry Township
Portersville
Allison LS
Herman Presbyterian Church
Curry
Farher
John Thomas
Parry Township
Foreigners Send 80 Million In Money Orders
The postmaster general reports that over 80 million dollars in money orders were sent from the United States to foreign lands in the past fiscal year. Foreign workers purchase orders at U.S. post offices to send earnings to their homeland, intending to return after saving. The large outflow contributes to periodic domestic money shortages as real currency leaves via these orders.
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America
United States
Ticket graft on Baltimore and Ohio
Several Baltimore and Ohio employés on the Pittsburg division have disappeared or been dismissed amid a fight in the passenger business investigation. Arrests are expected as officials pace slow the graft, with costly unpunched tickets redeemed at the light office and profits divided among workers.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Atiirst
Lighel
Court Rules On Viewers Reports In Multiple Roads
Judge Porter approves several viewers reports for road projects in Union township and Sipperyrock area. Orders set hearings and jury requirements in some cases while others await further width clarification near Oakland and Polish church in the city. Some objections were filed and no final order issued on a private road dispute in Washington township.
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Judee
Araad
Liearty
Oakland
Washington Street
Ty Podér
Five Points Quarry Accident Injures Worker
A quarry incident at Five Points left a worker badly injured after a splinter from a wood cutting caused a severe injury. The accident involved Floyd Stickle and other employees as the splinter flew from a chopping task.
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Floyd Stickle
Employea
Ana
Tana
Dave Lila Evo
Green Cut Bones and Chicken Supplies Listed
Fragments describe a shop offering green cut bones for chickens and related meat products. Item details mention a trading name and a telephone contact, with a location on West Travery and references to local vendors and directions.
Brown Jameson Nuptials Quiet Ceremony In City Church
Mime Bory Brown of North Mercer street and Dr B Jameson of Court street wed in a quiet ceremony at the Brat Christian church officiated by Rev Clayton Brooks at 1 30 in the morning. After a two week trip to New York they will reside at 206 Shaw street.
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Bory Brown
North Mercer Street
B. Jameson
Court Street
Lerd Wederwday
Brat Christian Church
Clayton
Brooks
Es Church
New York
Shaw Street
Zelda
C. H. P. Brown
Jameson
Northfield
Abd
Brillon Jameson
New Castle
Highland Avenue
Bila Glara Watson
Tittheburg Street
Charles B. Jenkins
Carson Street
Pitteburg Street
Spring- Tae Bride
Harry Watson
Pittaburg Street
Gscofe
Benjamin Jeniius
Local Folks Wed at Youngstown
Article reports two marriages in Youngstown and nearby areas. Jean M. Ellig wed Alfred E. Douglas of Allentown with a Brown traveling suit for the bride. They will live in Bellyitte Ontario where the groom works for Lehigh Portland Cement. The couple left for a honeymoon by midnight train.
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Mise
Jean M. Ellig
Alfred E. Douglas
Allentown
Youngstown
Miele Engsee
Willian Stoughton
Kurtz Place
Bellyitte
Ontario
Lehigh Fortinod Cement Company
Clara M. Ellis
Wildwood Avenue
Trinity Trpiscopal Church
Lehigh Portland Cement Camping
Canada
Ellwood City Social Notes Mention Visits and Tragedy
Miss Hazel and Marie Drown spent Sunday in Bender Pulls. Mrs. Harvey Aiken hosted her cousin Gera Crogka. Schweiger family visited Pittburgh friends. Mrs. Arlie McDanel and daughter Tiard spent Sunday with friends. In New Brighton Mary Neven of Lidysille Neven and wife of Franklin Avenue. George Milligan of Friste met misfortune on the job at the forge works. Glann Blatt returned from California after two years. Dr M H B Anderson attended Magonle Grand lodge meeting in Philadelphia. Presbyterian Sunday school plans Christmas program December 23. C F Buchanan in Philadelphia for undertakers board meeting where he is treasurer. Heber White of Burnstown dies after paralysis. He leaves wife, two daughters and two sons.
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Hazel
Marie Drown
Bender Pulls
Gera Crogka
Harvey Aiken
Dra
Schweiger
Pittabure
Arlie McDanel
Tiyrd
Tiend
New Brighton
Mary Neven
Lidysille
Woost
R. 1
Neven
Franklin Avenue
George Milligan
Friste
Glann Blatt
H. 8. Blatt
Ellwood City
Caliifornia
MH. B. Anderson
Nupunl
Magonle Grand Lodge
Pennaylyndia
Philadelphia
Prusbytturian Sunday School
C. F. Buchanan
Phiadelphia
State Board of Undertakers
Heber White
Burnstown
White
Thie
Roosevelt stance on Taft nomination fuels 1912 political speculation
United Press reports Walter Welk Bae cites a Chicago record Herald story showing Roosevelt may back Taft for the Republican nomination or accept the nomination if forced. Bae notes Roosevelt’s reluctance to dictate and his support for Taft while preserving influence as events shift.
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United Prem
Chicago
Walter ‘Welk Bae
Weibleston
Wenda
record-Herald Today
Bi Rea
Accura
Hoosersit Wifl
Taft
Séally
Lpnlts
Bis
Roosevalt
Roosevelt
Gome
Rooseval
Double Tragedy in Columbiana County
An enraged husband fatally shoots his wife in Listiga Ohio after she refuses to go to church, then kills himself instantly with the same revolver. The couple had been married just over a month.
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Hes
Dita
Harry Webber
Bimecit
Listiga
Bank Statement Notes Bonds and Reserve Details
Fragmented OCR shows banking items including government bonds, deposits, redemption funds, and reserve balances. Mentions United States deposits, national banks notes, fractional currency, and various securities figures.
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Verryeeie U
U. S
Akutek -Ss-Seeraee
National
Auks
Reserve Agenta
Buok
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