Immigration Decline Alters U S Arrival Figures in Year
The annual report by Frank P. Sargent shows 12,870 aliens admitted last fiscal year with 9,593 reading, 168,803 illiterate, and 103,750 having prior visits to the United States. Total money declared reached 20,984 dollars with most travelers from Europe, Asia, and other regions. Italy supplied the largest share at 192,296 entrants, while Austria-Hungary dropped.
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Frank P. Sargent
Commissionery General of
Europe
Asia
Ttaly
Austria
Hungary
Madman Holds Off Police and Doctors in Violent Siege
Police Sergeant Richard Worrall fought a five minute battle with Lewis Jobbins in the Williamsport city hall cell room. Dr W E Glosser arrived and Jobbins was overpowered. earlier he attacked Dr W W Hull, then smashed items at Dr J Senn and drove out Dr Ford Weddigan. He was arrested and taken to Danville asylum.
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Richard Worrall
Lewis Jobbins
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W. E. Glosser
Her Two McKinley Invitations in Mrs Woodbridge’s Collection
In Chester Pennsylvania on December 5 a local collector describes relics belonging to Mrs J Edwards Woodbridge including an invitation to the January wedding of William McKinley and Ida Saxton and another invitation to attend the funeral of the former president. Three Persons Burned to Death in a Denison Texas rooming house fire. victims named Toho Pinweiler Albert Harris and Fred Anderson. thirty five guests escaped by leaping from second story windows.
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Dakersville
Fred Anderson
Tennessee
Drought Strains Pennsylvania Rivers Drying Wells Across Counties
A severe drought emptying streams forces farmers to haul water for stock. Towns like Renovo Lock Haven and Watsontown face water shortages. Reservoir pressure drops threaten fire protection while underground wells go dry and logs clog river systems.
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Three Miners Die In 700 Foot Fall At Precipice Site
Report from Christiana Norway describes a fatal mining accident where three miners fell about 700 feet after a cable broke. Sudden deaths occurred as workers attempted to rescue others and burial followed as authorities investigated the collapse.
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Japanese Hold 203 Metre Hill Amid Stubborn Assaults
Reports from Tokio and Shanghai recount brutal fighting over 203 Metre Hill from November, with Russian counterattacks repelled and Japanese reinforcements extending the battle into the day. Casualties and fortitude are noted as both sides suffer heavy losses before renewed Japanese resistance and eventual Russian withdrawal.
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Pope receives Americans archbishop named assistant to throne
The pope hosted Archbishop Pardes of New York as he was named assistan to the pontifical throne allowing him to sit with presidents and archbishops at ceremonies. Delegations from New York Albany and Australia attended. The pope praised the institution of early mass in New York for printers and night workers. A separate report notes Albert Holbrook's body found under the ice at Stamp Hill pond after his mysterious disappearance, with no foul play suspected. Earlier, Ida Slaysman and her 1 year old son died from luminous gas in a Philadelphia wedding house. In New York a dancer, 2, fell from a table at a Bronx hall and died from a fractured skull.
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Governor Gepersl Gr and family in Caiula regents
In Caiula the governor Gepersl Gr acts as personal representative of King Edward and Queen Alexandra of Belgium. The governor’s income is cited as $60,000 annually, with claims he performs little work. Jandy Minta, wife of the retiring governor general, is noted as sister of Governor Keral Grey.
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Wants to Marry a Negro White Man Sues Colored Man for Breach
In Philadelphia a suit is filed by Katherine McGroarty against John W Holland Jr for breach of promise to marry. Holland argues non marital engagement and cites racial and social differences as reasons, seeking to avoid damages while Katherine seeks five thousand dollars and a six hundred dollar bond.
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Dec
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John WW Helland, Jr
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Batt Sixedd
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Racerlije
Chen
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Royal Baptism in Rome Details Crown Prince Ceremony
The Rome ceremony for Italy’s crown prince Erwin Prines was described as picturesque with the infant presented by Countess Bruselt Gallo and held before the altar by royalty. Queen Margherita and the king greeted guests, while rain interrupted the first Sunday since Marian H Knapp’s death in Philadelphia. Separate items noted a Missouri Pacific train wreck at Holden, and two men killed by dynamite in Hon eybrook, Pa.
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Fire Sweeps Dyspore House Killing Mother and Two Children
A fire swept the Dyspore home killing Mrs Terry and her two children while a passerby and a bystander watched. The blaze started from a kerosene bottle used for carpet cleaning and quickly engulfed the residence, trapping the family on the first floor.
Arrest in Chadwick Case T Beelwith and Spear Held
President T Beelwith and Cashier Spear of Citizens National Bank Oberlin were arrested in Oberlin for possible violations connected to the bank’s failure. United States district attorneys and bank examiners led the action, with charges of illegal conduct and trust violations cited as the basis for custody.
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World's Fair Buildings Sold to Chicago Wrecking Firm
Chicago Wrecking Company purchases all major World’s Fair structures for about 286 000 dollars with exceptions including the intramural and certain state buildings. Demolition to start tomorrow with stock barns first. remaining pavilions and halls to follow as spaces are cleared.
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Panama and United States Agree Tariff Cuts for Canal Trade
Panama and the United States reach an accord reducing Panama’s tariff and consular fees, with partial free trade between Panama and the Republic. The order assigns port duties to Panama, extends U S jurisdiction in Coty and Pabaina harbors, and sets maintenance and hospital provisions for canal zones, effective December 12, 1904.
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Keifer Opposes Disfranchisement in Political Reform Talk
General Keifer issues a statement defending equal voting rights for all states in selecting members of the House and the President. He argues against disenfranchising voters in the South and cites a comprehensive study to support extending electoral power nationwide. The report emphasizes fundamental principles of American governance and proportional representation.
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Lef
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Find It And Sell It In Tas News Ad
A cryptic prompt urges readers to advertise unwanted items in Tas News. The notice hints at turning "something you do not want" into cash by connecting with a buyer through the newspaper ad section. The quirky phrasing mirrors a local classifieds mood.
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