Dominican Troops Move to Border Amid Haiti Tension
San Domingo government orders troops to the frontier after Haiti places fortifications along the line. The Haiti minister urges withdrawal. both sides seek arbitration to avert bloodshed. The Cherokee carried Dominican forces to a southern port amid a long standing boundary dispute over zones once granted to Americans.
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San Domingo
Teopes
Thant Haytd
Harti
Sean
Bownederr
Eliat
Hayti
Hasti Seree
Millions for Irrigation Program Declared by Taft
President Taft endorses a special board report recommending allocation of about 26 million dollars for western reclamation projects over five years. Projects include Salt River Arizona Yuma California Grand Valley Colorado and others across Montana Wyoming New Mexico Nevada Utah Washington Texas and more with varying funding amounts.
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Washington
Taft
Special Board of Army Engineers
Evongrees
Salt River
Arizona
Yuma
California
Grand Valley
Colorado
Payette
Payette-Bolse Iduto,$2.000.000 Rhe River
Montana
North Platte
Wyoming
Newbraska
Truckee-Carson
Nevada
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Texas
Mexico
Broosog
Serverberry Valley
Utah
Sunnyside
Tetonai Yakima
Helena official charged with forgery in stock board clerk case
Helena man Langhorne Langhorne Jr., chief clerk in the state board of stock commissioners, was arrested on forgery charges. He is accused of forging a check for 75 dollars to Frank Sutton and cashing it, with bail set at 5000 dollars while authorities review his records. He is described as a young local man with one child.
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Helena
Mesi
Samuel W Lang Terne, Jr
Sae Board of Stock
Langhorne
Lsricg
Rexburg
Emmett
Tterk
Tenon
Snakes
Alley
Patrick Keegan
Coear d'Alene
Wisenbin
Nine Me Creek
Wallace
Kee Kan
Harden Lake
Andrew Moran
Bingham County
Citizeria
George Harris
St Anthonr
Roy
Eagle
Wiliam Crowder
Lawrence Vaughan
Wife
Perenty
Burley
Logan
Utah
Idaho
Hawley
Ice
Fred Flood
Ada County
Aubrey & Robinson
Alaiz
Herbert M Wins
Eloise
J H Webber
Weber
I C. Hattabrough
Grangeville
Water Commissiager
Joan W Cage Derainber
Bnook
Penitastary
Supreme Court
Coffin
KM. Berg
Tos Higa
Dtah-idaho Sugar Company
Idaho Falls
BlackTent
Sugr
Witeh
Baling
Fyte
Reid Sdemeet Entre Réiy
Mring
Howard
Greenesite
Geupreak
Murder at Buckley Home Ends in Police Shooting
Frank Buckley fatally stabs his wife at his home and orders a neighbor to leave her sickbed. He then abducts the wife’s body and brandishes a revolver, threatening arrest. Patrolman Shirres shoots Buckley through the heart, ending the confrontation.
Money Rules Lorde of War In Long Conflicts
Fragmented OCR text mentions pawnbrokers obstructing deals and a looming extended struggle. It references Chicago, Europe, and figures associated with financial strain or debt, with garbled phrases about deliveries and an old penitent installation. The passage is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Sheriff Drives Bandits From Shack After Shootout
In Tellul Bete a store robbery ended with Sheriff Merritt and Deputy Wilcox pursuing four armed robbers through rough terrain. After a brief shootout one bandit was killed and the others surrendered at a lakeside shack. Local police secured the scene and the robbers planned to surrender.
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Tellul Bete
Pridas
Sherrif Merritt
Wicox
Ant Omar
Mountaina
Jess McClelan
Fas
Kamenas
Merritt
Wilcor
Auinoton
Shorty Aftry Whieey
Jens McCrellan
Merri
Sherif Merritt
Beputy Wilcox
Palsce Traur
Victory for Premier Feeds Legislation Backed
A decisive parliamentary vote approved a government backed bill limiting certain establishments. The measure aims to curb new venues and regulate restrictions amid ongoing debates in the senate and among opposition groups.
Robbed by Lone Bandit On Christmas Train
A lone bandit robbed over a hundred passengers aboard train No. 112 near Leavenworth Junction after leaving St Joseph, taking money and watches and shooting a man who resisted. The thief fled toward Kansas City after securing a large sum in Kansas.
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Kansas City
Wsa
St Joseph
Officers Convicted of Sabotage at German Fortifications
Captain Dern hard Frederick Trench of the British Royal Marines and Lieutenant Vivies H Bratwdion of the Royal Navy were found guilty of sabotage at the German fortifications on Borkum and sentenced to years of imprisonment.
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Leipele
Gertreuy
Dernhard Frederick Trench
Boftish Royal Marine Infantry
Vivies H. Bratwdion
Royal Navy
Thursaxp
Af Borkum
Relief aid requested for famine in China region
Report notes help needed from New York and a government pledge of 9 000 igels, while famine grips a 33 mile wide area. Describes imperial financial strain and concern that aid may be insufficient across China.
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New York
Ching
Imperial
Terrible Railway Accident Strikes England Express Wreck
A major railway collision near Hawas Jontti in England left multiple dead and many injured as the Si uvich express derailed after colliding with another engine. Fire destroyed the wreckage and most of the train was consumed in flames.
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England
Kirkles-Stephen
Risht Naseengera
Hawas Jontti
Christmas Tragedy Strikes Seattle Fire Destroys Home
A deadly blaze on a Seattle S Washington home during a Christmas gathering cost the lives of Bert six, and Tie ald three. six others injured, including Br and Mere OCengeet, Owen Peterson, Mre Connerly, and Patrolmate White, who were buried while attempting rescue.
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Seattle
Wash
Mal Carrier
Bert
Gix Momihe
Tie Ald
Sexsrag
Ase Br
Mere Ocengeet
Owen Peterson
Mre
Connerly Brotherin Law
Patrolameot White
unclear OCR fragment about a rescue attempt and deaths
An OCR fragment describes a rescue effort linked to a wife and Meir bereing homes, with multiple deaths and a fall from a window. The text is garbled, naming Kellerseper and Kelvemey and references to a family tragedy and a third party.
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Indianapoli
Bia
Kellerseper
Kelvemeyer
Baniet
Wreck at Llewellyn Iron Works Blamed on Labor Trouble
Los Angeles officials report Llewellyn Iron Works partly wrecked by an explosion, likely dynamite, Christmas morning. A watchman is injured. no suspects named. Owners blame general labor unrest in the city. a large crater marks the blast site and the main building suffers extensive damage.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Llewellyn Iron Works
Llewellyn Company
Turbulent Cuba Crisis Echoes in Seeded Port News
Compiled dispatches report Cuba tensions with President Taft receiving word on island conditions. Navy plans direct Guantanamo deployment from Europe, while Gomez and opposition factions argue over governance and intervention. New Idaho and Utah town developments, dairy meet notes, mine and railway talks fill local pages.
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Taft Himes
Panama
Stoy
Guantanamo
Meyer
Panama Canal
Gomez
State Department
Cuba
Pbaitie
Navy Department
Cook Replies to Rasmussen Attack on Arctic Claims
Dr Frederick A Cook condemns Danish explorer Koud Rasmussen for a sensational attack published November 9 on his Arctic exploration narrative. He accuses Rasmussen of military muckraking methods that aim to gain attention and discredits Rasmussen by invoking Robert E Peary as a foil.
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New York
Koud Rasmussen
Frederick A. Cook
Rasmussen
Cook
Robert E Pears
Mourning In Chicago After Factory Fire Tragedy
Christmas day mournful scene in Chicago as Mourning Veadmaster eat the atoox yards. Fire swept away Peeg of Files Chief Horaa and twenty other men. City churches held services with prayers for the dead and grieving families amid a pall of sadness.
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Chicago
Sire
Morrin & Co
Horaa
Teachers in Convention in Salt Lake City Address
President Mathonthah Thom as of the Utah Teachers association critiques school boards and says many teachers are out of place in the classroom at the seventeenth annual convention opening. Governor Spry and Mayor Bransford welcome visiting teachers. attendance expected to set records. debate on state governance of athletic contests. Dr Tyler of Ambhert comments on cross regional education.
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Salt Lake City
Mathonthah Thomas
Utah Teachers Association
Nit
Vals
Association
Assembly Hall
Dr. Tyler
Ambhert
William Spry
John S. Bransford
Americans Seized by Honduran Forces Then Deported
A special dispatch reports William Barber of Kentucky and two other Americans seized by Honduran police and soldiers at Puerto Cortez. They were placed into a transport boat, deported toward Guatemalan territory, and landed penniless in a forested area.
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New Orleans
Picayune
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Wiliam Barber
Kentucky
Loot and attacks reported in Texan town tale
A Saturday report claims Mexican Insumedos looted a theater and ranch near Gan Carios belonging to Ep nique C Creel known as fios Am geles Daciends taking 280 saddle horses and 150 feed cattle They also seized San Carlos The fefe politico fled Colonel Barnles of the Mexican army is said to have been killed at Mutat during a rapid fire engagement.
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Marts
Atere
Gan Carios
Epnique C Creel
Fios Amgeles Daciends
San Carlos
Fefe Politico
Barnles
Mutat
Bank Crisis Affects New York Branches with Large Deposit Gap
The Northern Bank of New York reports assets totaling 6,912,482 with Deposition details to be audited. State Superintendent Ti Chaney states the move protects depositors while an inventory of assets and liabilities is underway and no further steps will be taken until completion.
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New York
Nee Y York
Chaney State Superintendent of Banks
Italy Faces Rail Strike Referendum Vote
More than 90 000 Italian railroad workers have voted to take a referendum to decide how to improve their conditions. The workers favored a strike instrument by a large majority and authorities move to prevent a nationwide public service shutdown.
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Italy
Russian clinician loses fingers in Freworka accident
Alexander Tkibinski, a noted Russian clinician and professor at Shorter College in Rome, suffered a crippling injury from a Roman candle mishap. A store visit on a Saturday night led to the accidental explosion of a giant cracker, tearing away three fingers and ending his ability to play the rio lin again.
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Rome
Freworka
Alexander Tkibinski
Shorter College
Skibinski
Aimee Faet
Millers Lux Reorganization Upheld by Nevada Firm Vote
Superior Judge Seawell orders all stock and bond holders of Miller and Lux to recognize the reorganized Nevada corporation as the same entity and exchange their holdings for stock in the new company. The decision ends minority opposition and supports President Henry Miller and the management team.
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San Francisco
Superior Judee Sea Eell
Miller & Lux
Nevada Corporation
Henry Millers
Train strike kills three in Philadelphia truck crew
In Philadelphia two men and a boy in a delivery truck were killed when a Baltimore & Ohio passenger train struck the vehicle near Moore Street. The crash occurred while the truck carried Christmas goods for the department store.
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Philadelphisa
Philadelphia
Baitheore & Ohio
Moore
Will Adda to French History
Paris reports a rediscovered document from Angouleme claims the duchess recognized Prince Jean de Bourbon as her brother the Dauphin. The relic, once thought burned, emerged and ties to the Navy Beurtons faction.
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Will Adda
Paris
Angouleme
Lot
Nauy Dort Beurtons
Nacodorf
Jean Dé Bourbon
Brether
Dauphin
Local Gilmer County Shooting In Mount Pisgah Baptist Church
A confusing OCR fragment reports an act of violence in Gilmer County at Mount Pisgah Baptist Church involving an alleged preacher or local figure named Kinconit or Kinconit H. It mentions Daryer or Carter Lingerfelt as a target or participant and a confrontation described as a fight within the church.
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Daryer
Ga—Carter Lingerfelt
Mount Pisgah Baptist Ieharch
Gilmer County
Kinconit
H. Seema
Gkapok
House reapportionment predicts 445 members
Washington reports that congressional reapportionment will yield a House with 445 members based on current indications. Each member would represent about 11,700 people.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Fragmented OCR notes on a stormy harbor scene
The noisy scene describes night and day sounds near a steam harbor. Wind and drills echo as the battered vessel—Meine—appears amid unclear preparatory actions. Names and exact events remain unreadable.
Mystery Arrest Faced In City Finance Case
A confusing local item reports police action in a city finance matter. Authorities pursued suspects as part of an ongoing investigation dubbed a test case, with officials noting a fine and temporary disruption to street traffic.
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Kagtas City
Denver Woman Harriet Rudd Dies at Home
Mrs. Harriet Rudd widow of Asda Rudd died at home after a long illness. The funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Denver
Harriet Rudd
Asda Rudd
Astunnes
Dea
Sears
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