France Faces Alarm as Moorish Clash Deepens
Paris reports a grave Franco-Moroccan clash following Mulai Rashid’s offensive near Casablanca. French forces under General D Amade claim victory with 159 Moors killed and 300 wounded, prompting possible calls to extend Casablanca protection and seek European support under the Algeciras framework.
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Death of Archduke Attended by King and Dignitaries
The funeral of a European royal figure took place in Basen with attendance by the King, the princess, and diplomatic representatives. The event followed the death of Archduke Ferdinand IV and included a large public gathering. Separately, notices report the deaths of Thurstad, a pioneer businessman from Freeport, and Darae Ansel, a stove and farm machinery manufacturer aged sixty eight.
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Work for Vardaman
A garbled note from Assiuated Pu Jackson announces the first copy of the Paprail will print soon and start as a week pending final plans for B dai.
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Towns Suffer As Severe Weather Hits Maron Area
A harsh weather event causes infrastructure strain in Andover and surrounding Ghio towns. Power outages and travel disruptions are reported as crews assess damage and residents endure freezing conditions. Officials urge caution and mutual aid as communities begin recovery planning.
Sentiment of bankers to shape new currency measure
A proposed currency measure to reflect banker sentiment west of the Alleghenies is expected to be framed within the next month and sent to Washington. The piece notes there is no current belief that this body will assist the plan, despite connections to the monetary currents.
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Washington
Pope Suffers From Gout in Solemn Rome
An old report notes the pope suffering gout restricting audiences in Rome. His sisters arrive to nurse him as cardinals prepare a report on traction of funds. The American ambassador Griscom presents new ten dollar gold coins amid praise for their design and cases. The king expresses admiration and plans to telegram President Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt Permits Nevada Troops to Remain for Police
President authorizes Nevada to keep troops for a limited period while the legislature forms a state police force. Governor Sparks had urged swift action and the legislature was moving to report a resolution. The labor committee planned to report favorably on a commission’s investigation into Goldfield labor trends.
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State Union Adjourns After Last Proceedings
The Milwauk area union adjourned its last proceedings and decided to send delegates to the national meeting. Cernehan Plsetz Dresden Walker Obray Crowley Davis Hanzm Rieth Moore named as delegates. The next state meeting date and location to be decided by the board of directors. Delegates urged to push for a possible February national meeting.
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Children Trapped as Fire Surprises Upper Floor
Fire breaks out in the upper story creating smoke that filled the interior. Children became panic struck as the stairs blocked escape and several sustained injuries while residents attempted to reach safety amid intense heat and smoke.
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Walsh jury still out in high profile case
Reporters describe a Walsh case ongoing with jurors still deliberating hours after submission. The brief notes the jurors have not indicated a verdict or timeline, while the court process continues.
Fischer Makes High Score in Local Meet
Jess leads in the shot put event as Fischer posts a high score. Hamilton seats today to watch, while a score of 200 remains a target for the field.
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Goethals Presses for Government Led Panama Canal Work
Gen. Goethals, chairman and chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission, urged rapid government control of the Panama project citing lower costs and better sanitation. He discussed Gatun dam site drilling and foundation strengths for the locks at Culebra and outlined needed appropriations totaling over 22 million plus associated expenses. He warned against large wage plans and reviewed contract methods amid route changes and sanitation concerns.
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Gradual Improvement in Tech Sector Reassures Markets
Reports from New York indicate a gradual improvement in financial conditions for tech firms. Analysts note increased investor confidence as core metrics stabilize, suggesting a softer downturn and potential upturn in late quarter activity.
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Betel Financial
Appeals to Emperor by General Stuessel in Port Arthur case
General Stuessel requests direct audience with the emperor protesting court actions over his alleged surrender of Port Arthur to the Japanese. He argues defense resources were not exhausted and seeks relief from the ruling. The appeal underscores strong military and political tensions.
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Maria
Ohio Taft primary delegates endorsed in state level vote
In Lake County and across Ohio delegates were chosen to support Taft as the Republican nominee. The state convention endorsed Taft by a majority, with several counties confirming support despite some dissent at the local level.
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End Was Dramatic
A veteran at a banquet suffered a collapse while attending the event. He rose to gesture toward a wartime display in memory of a person who died in 1905, spoke of ranks worn since old times, then paused and sank unconscious.
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Footpad Robs Farmer Near Milwaukee
Special to The Journal from Milwaukee Wisconsin reports a farmer on a rural road four miles from town was held up by a robber hidden in the woods. Theodore Kindermann was approached and robbed of forty four dollars after the assailant demanded cash. The victim was left unharmed and the thief fled into the darkness.
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Physician Near Death In Wisconsin Surgical Episode
A local Wisconsin physician, Dr Colsian? in Madison, faces a dangerous illness as a surgical expedition unfolds. The report notes appendicitis and critical condition, with relatives and medical staff awaiting developments.
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Dam of Cap and Sellds. Ras reported to the death
Ras reported to the death at his Kentucky famous mood mare dam of a lumber horses including Cap only erarican hisdite.
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Plymouth Elkhart Line Opens Hourly Connection Plan
A proposed operation between Plymouth and Elkhart would run on an hourly schedule to connect with the Sheboygan line. The plan, discussed over the past two months, aims to improve regional rail service.
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Evelyn Takes Stand at Thaw Trial in Irrationality Case
The defense at the Thaw murder trial questioned the defendant's rationality as two witnesses, Alice Fletcher of the Smithsonian and Catherine, a longtime family friend, described Thaw as irrational and moody. Fletcher recounted Thaw's odd behavior, facial contortions, and mood swings during years of nursing care for the Thaws, while noting no prior restraint or parental differences.
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Thaw Case Testimony Tracks Mind and Temper
Evelyn Thaw testifies as cross examines to reveal Harry Thaw’s nervous temperament and ungovernable temper. The nurse describes symptoms and a feverish condition while Mrs Thaw’s anxious demeanor follows the tense proceedings.
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Impeachment Downplayed in Thin Report
The article fragment mocks impeachment efforts with sparse, garbled text suggesting disbelief or dismissal. It mentions a name Teabet Fef Talige and references a high court or senate context, but details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fishermen License Payment Outlined in Green Bay Report
A Green Bay Journal dispatch states Milwaukee fishermen arrested yesterday face possible appeal to the supreme court. Deputies met with the fishers to discuss license terms and refunds of collected money if appeals fail.
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Two Girls Die In Scranton Factory Fire
A fire at Economy company in Scranton Pa kills two girls and injures several others as workers flee in panic. One girl reportedly leaped toward escape while others jumped from flames and stairways. The blaze spread rapidly with details unclear as investigators assess damage and cause.
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Joseph McCarthy Dies After Illness in Chicago
Special to The Northwest says Joseph McCarthy died after a brutal asthma attack and illness worsened by Sunday. He had earlier suffered a prostrating attack a month ago but had recovered enough to travel to Chicago for a cement contract bid. McCarthy contributed to local development, building early structures in Wisconsin and serving as mayor of Rau, with prior service as alderman. survivors included his wife and several relatives.
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In Sight Of Port Reports Cape Frio Shipping Activity
In sight of port this morning vessels near Cape Frio and Rio Janeiro show rapid cargo movement. The Anerteza te Cage Frio remains in area as ships arrive and depart. Prolongs its stay January 37.
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Burglars Enter Museum Attic Through Window
Fragmentary OCR report describes an intrusion at a museum with thieves entering and ransacking areas. Details are unclear but imply a break in during a nighttime hours event with theft suspected.
House Recess Holds Up Pension Measure Action
The house adjourned today for a recess amid debate on the pension measure. Lawmakers will resume consideration on Monday as discussions continue.
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Fair and colder conditions forecast this week
The forecast notes a cool, windy pattern with colder temperatures tonight and Saturday. Local observations show temperatures varying by region with the northwest seeing the coldest air.
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