Italian Earthquake Toll Rocked Calabrian Sicily Cities
The Associated Press reports a massive earthquake in Calabria and eastern Sicily unleashing widespread destruction. Cities and villages like Messina Reggio Cosenza and Cassano suffered heavy losses with death tolls estimated from hundreds to tens of thousands. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena visited Messina to aid relief efforts as railways and communications collapsed and medical care proved scarce.
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Utania
Cassano
Cosenza
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Paterno
Vittoria
Ware
Riposto
Ali
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Patti
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Pali
Bagnara
San Giovanni
Cannitello
Trome
Calabria
Caledbria
Smd
Sicily
Emmanuel
Messina
Bank
Tegeim
Keesio
Reine
Traly
Almose
Ima
Italy
Kine
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Messina Dolar
Messina Earthquake Tragedy Wipes City Stocks Survivors Sought
Reports from Messina Sicily describe widespread destruction after the earthquake and tsunami. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena visit the ruins aiding rescue while relief funds flow from royal and civic groups. Observers fear tens of thousands dead with Calabria and Sicily hit hardest and Americans unaccounted for at Messina.
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Victor Emmanuel
House of Savoy
Humbert
Causa Micciola
Naples
Venezia
Duke of Aasta
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Signor Felice
Stramboli
Palermo
Sicily
Calabria
Catania
Catanzaro
Cheney Dead as Messina Disaster Claims Consul
A wireless dispatch from the British cruiser Butler confirms American Consul Arthur S. Cheney and his wife perished in Messina. Consul Gate at Malta also reports Cheney's death. relief funds are redirected to southern Italy via the Red Cross. Chicago I am sending aid funds and collecting for earthquake victims. several Chicagoans believed endangered.
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Butler
Messing
Arthur S. Cheney
Messina
Washington, D
State Department
Cheney
American National Red Cross
Italy
Chicago
Quigley
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Qatonagen
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Albany
New York State
American National Red Cross Society
Russia
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Toulon
Tee
Meney
Fifty Die In Lick Branch Mine Explosion
In Ennis West Virginia on December 30 the Lick Branch mine blast may push fatalities to fifty. About thirty eight men remain inside with limited chances of survival as twelve bodies were recovered early. rescue work continues while families mourn at hillside homes.
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W. VA
Associated Press
Lick Branch
Uy Toning O'Vluck
Uitte
Phillips
Warker
Henry
Grady
Allence
Winnipes
Man
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Kjhing
Joseph Jacks
H. Moebuk
Nukolej Maja
Taft Senate Candidacy Dominates Ohio Political News
Columbus dispatch reports Ellis returns from Augusta to discuss with Taft aides the status of the Ohio senatorial fight. Taft, Hitchcock, Ellin, and Hill confer on targets including Charles Taft. A caucus date shifts to January 5 with Thornhaker named to present Taft’s name and Harding’s bid gains attention amid growing speculation.
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Columbus
Wade I. Elis
Tufte
Augusta
Taft
Mite
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Charles T. Taft
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Harding Cone
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New Year Souvenir Published For Oshkosh Fans
The Northwestern will on New Year’s Day circulate an Oshkosh souvenir published by Hicks Printing. It features city views including the Homecoming event, and a chartered photographer’s work unseen before. Limited copies will be sold at bookstores for residents and former Oshkoshns seeking a historical keepsake.
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Hicks Printing Company
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Boni Loses His Case Over Custody Dispute
The court rejected Count Hont de Cuntellang’s petition to grant custody of his three children to his mother. The judge awarded custody to Princess de Sovun, formerly Amy Gould of New York, and barred the children from leaving the continent without permission. Starting October 190, the children will enter a college near Daría within ten miles.
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Paoris
Count Hont de Cuntellang
Daria
Sensation in Erb murder trial shocks court
In Media Pennsylvania District Attorney McDade argued that Mrs M Florence Erb might have fired the shots that killed Captain Jiny lon Irh, shifting focus from her sister in law Mrs Catherine Betset. The claim intensified a case long centered on whether Mrs Erb or Mrs Relaet held the revolver during the Philadelphia captain’s death.
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Catherine Betset
J. Inylon Irh
Enac
Mra
Erb
Relaet le
Phy. Erb
Tidal Wave Destroys Reggio City After Sea Disaster
Associated Press reports a thirty foot flood surge shattered Reggio, wrecking twelve miles of railway near Reggia. Survivors wander amid ruins as Tempest adds to horror. Thea Gio college pupils perish and hillside villas escape.
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Associated Press
Reg-gia
Triporni
Theagio College
Htle
Chiuteun
Stegglo
Tea Kills Russian Student On Chicago Campus
A Russian student Theodore H Lehnuman died in Chicago when a stove used to brew tea became disconnected. He recently studied at Cornell University and planned to complete a Doctor of Divinity degree at the University of Chicago next spring. He intended to return to the Russian north to work and was linked to a local anti death by own action group.
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Assoriated Press
Chicago
Dice
Theodore H. Lehnuman
University of Chicago
Nuugyd Dewil
Cornell University
Ruwsin
Vo. M
A. Work
Slein
Tragic Farewell Ends in Apparent Murder Suicide
A dispatch from Norfolk reports John Tinerson Stone allegedly killed by May Waolard after sending a farewell call using threats of departure. Authorities say Stone died. Waolard reportedly harmed and possibly mortally wounded. The incident unfolded after Stone told his partner he was leaving her forever and returning home.
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Justice Crane
Philippines
Billy” Annis
Billy Annis
Mr. Reid
Fort Humston
General Harris
Mra. Lidins
Nad
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Uesirn
Thornton
Reid
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Oty
Norfolk
Ledger-Dispatch
Wrnstngton
Noc
John Tinerson Stone
Rage Ara
Dhehly
Earthquakes Rattle Syracuse and Island of Astier
Violent tremors struck at 6 40 this morning sending residents of Syracuse into the open countryside as fear and panic spread. Twenty shocks were felt on the Island of Astier with inland inhabitants spending a freezing night in terror. The bishop urged calm and courage to the frightened survivors.
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Antieate
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Saloon owner waived arson charge in Crivitz fire case
Frank Wojodekowaki, former Crivitz saloonkeeper, waived arraignment on arson and was bound over to circuit court for trial. His Crivitz saloon burned October 27, with total loss and insurance claims of 5000 on the building and 1000 on stock. Deputy Fire Marshal Vanderhoom obtained a Milwaukee consent in the case as investigators traced the blaze that threatened Crivitz town.
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Crivitz
Hoa
Milwaukee
Vanderhoom
Blizzard Rages Across Canada and Minnesota
A severe blizzard grips western Canada with traffic halted and heavy snow. In Fergus Falls Minnesota the storm worsens with air thick with snow and temperatures dropping toward zero as wind speeds rise.
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Canada
Minnesota
Fergus Falls
Minn
Stated settlement reached in tax dispute with Union Central Life
The Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati will pay Hamilton County seven thousand dollars to settle a claim alleging more than three million dollars in back taxes. The agreement was reached today December 8.
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Cincinnati
O. Dee
Thea Union Central Life Tnsurance Company
Hamilton County
Mob Demonstration Seversly Injures In Baltimore
A mob of about twenty five masked men attacked during a demonstration in Baltimore as William Harwood, a Black man awaiting a magistrate’s hearing, was escorted from Fenton Hall. The floor collapsed causing injuries to nearly twenty people and prompting questions about the incident.
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Baltimore
Fllicott City
William Harwood
Fenton Hall
Gold coin transfer from San Francisco mint to Denver mint ends August
Reports from the Associated Press note a large shipment of gold coin valued at 222.5 million dollars moved from the San Francisco mint to the Denver mint since last August. Ban Freariero of Cal describes the transfer as continuing.
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Denver
Associated Press
Freariero
Cal
Osceola Consolidated Mining declares dividend rise
The Osceola Consolidated Mining Company in Boston today announced a dividend of 4 per share, up by 2, with the annual figure increased. The statement quotes a company official in discussing the tax and capitalization impact.
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Boston
Mass
Osceola Consolidated Mining Company
Irish Party to Decide Policy at National Convention
The Irish party will decide its future policy on the Irish question and other issues at a national convention to be held at the Manion house on February 9 and 10.
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Vention
Dumin
Th Manion House
Tour woman wil admit that it is bed
A fragmentary sentence references a tour involving a woman and admissions of a bed related matter. Details are unclear in the readable text.
Dark horse battle of Ohio Senate race unsettles party
In Columbus Ohio a tangled struggle over the Senate seat pits Taft Burton and Foraker against each other with President-elect Taft’s influence shaping maneuvers. Harding emerges as a rising dark horse while party factions clash over caucuses patronage and strategy ahead of January 12 ballots.
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Durton
Foraker
Latt
New “Dark Horse
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Theodore Eb, Burston
Cleveland
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Joseph Benson Faraaker
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Warren G. Harding
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Augusta
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Arthur T. Vorga
Henry A. Willams
Walter Brown
State Central Committee
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W. H. Taft
Treasury
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Charles Dick
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Trobert
J.C. Clutts
Charles TH. Cros Vonor
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