Border Troop Movements Tie San Domingo and Hayti
Dominican government moves troops to the frontier amid long standing boundary dispute with Hayti. Dominican officials seek friendly arbitration as Haitien forces are on the border while Haitien ministers advise withdrawal. American Cherokee steamship transported Dominican troops to a southern port amid tensions and contested concessions to Americans spark debate.
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San Domingo
Hayti
Hlaytien
Santo Domingo
Harti
Millions for irrigation projects across western states approved
President Taft approves a $20 million federal irrigation fund to be distributed among western reclamation projects. Allocations include Salt River Arizona $495,000 Yuma Arizona and California $1,200,000 and several other state plan investments totaling the fund. Interest on the fund will be charged to the projects over ten years.
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Washington
Presiident
Taft
Special Board of Army Engineers
Congress
Salt River
Arizona
Yuma
California
Iand Valley
Colorado
Payette-Boise Idaho
Mille River
North Platte
Wyoming
Nebraska
Truckee-Carson
Nevada
Rio Grande
New Mexica
Age
Mexico
Umati- Oregon
Klamath
Oreme “Sea
Strawberry Valley
Utah
Seonyelde and
Tieton
Yaxime
Helena official charged with forgery in $75 check case
Samuel W Langhorne Jr chief clerk of the state board of stock commissioners was arrested on forgery charges after forging Frank Suttons name on a $75 check from the stray account and cashing it. He was held in 6066 bail unable to furnish and his accounts are under review. Langhorne is a young Helena native with a wife and child.
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Helena, Mont
Samuel W . Langhorne
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Sweettie
Langhorne
Frank Sutton
Nan
Helena
Miner Starts Trouble in Wellaton Ohio Murder
An unnamed miner in Wellaton Ohio fatally stabs his wife after forcing a neighbor to leave her bed and snow. He drives the husband away and threatens the minister. Buckley then shoots and kills Patrolman Shirres during an attempted arrest.
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Wellaton
Ohio
Frank Buckley
Louis Boggs
Buckley
Hin
Shirres
Stanford President Sevid Starr Jordan Lectures on Old Pens
Sevid Starr Jordan president of Leland Stanford University delivered a Monday night lecture at Abraham Lincoln Center titled The Old Pens With Velvet Gambled Foot. He argued money rules war and pawnbrokers safeguard towns, ensuring no future large conflicts across Europe.
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Chicago
Europe
Sevid Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Valvet
Abraham Lincoln Center
ParGha Sor einige Beawr Se sa Seetingte
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local note or notice with few clear details. It mentions names and places in unclear form, suggesting a small event or legal/public notice without retrievable specifics.
Four Colburn robbers tracked and captured by sheriff
Four men robbed the Colburn store and post office. Sheriff Merritt and Deputy Wilcox pursued them across mountains and woods, capturing the heavily armed bandits after a confrontation near the lake shore. One suspect was wounded by a gunshot during the pursuit. The suspects surrendered and were cuffed for transport to the city. The Wrigley/Wier arrival fortified police support.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Colburn
Sherif Merrit
Depuy Wilcox
Jess McClellan
Kootenai
Merritt
Wier
Wilcoe
Jessa McClellan
Victory for Premier as Deputies Pass Pad Lock Bill
The chamber of deputies approved the governments pad lock bill by 198 to 20 despite opposition from Spain and the Vatican. The measure bans new religious establishments until concordat revision or definitive laws are enacted, with an amendment limiting interdiction to two years.
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Stadnid
Chamber of Deputies
Canalojus
Spain
Vatican
Senate
Lone bandit robs Missouri Pacific train near Kansas City
A lone bandit held up more than one hundred passengers on Missouri Pacific train No 112 bound from St Joseph to St Louis. He took only money and watches before fleeing at Kansas City Kaw after shooting a man who resisted. The incident occurred near Leavenworth Junction and Northwestern Junction.
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Kansas City
British and American Officers Convicted of Espionage in German Fortifications
Frederick Trench of the Royal Marines Lieutant Vinton Brandon of the Royal Navy and Lewipsis, Germany Captain Bern yard were found guilty of spying on German fortifications at Borkum and each sentenced to four years in prison.
Grawa Life Sentence for Murder Case
A suspect named Landis received a life sentence after confessing to killing a man involved in a prior theft. The crime stemmed from a dispute over a stolen item described as a “candy” Big wobber. The incident occurred about 13 months ago near St Lowy. Local authorities confirm the defendant chose murder over burglary.
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Eisai
Landis
Christmas Tragedy Claims Seattle Family
A Christmas fire at the home of Danial OConnor in Seattle costs the life of OConnor and his six month old dren and three year old Deb ald. Four others suffer serious injuries including Mrs OConnor, Owen Peterson, Mrs OConnor's brother in law, and Patrolman Lent White while attempting a rescue.
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Seattle
Danial O'Conner
Dren
Bart
Debald
O'Conner
O'Canser
Owen Peterson
O'Connor
Grotheinlaw
Lent White
Indianapolis man dies trying to rescue wife in burning home
In Indianapolis a man named H. Sellemeyer died attempting to rescue his wife from a burning house on Christmas day. The wife escaped by leaping from a window after being trapped in a second story room as flames spread. He had already made two trips into the blaze to reach their children who were asleep, and was on a third trip when a wall collapsed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Local Brief From Grang Forks North Dakota Incident
Fragmentary report from Grang Forks North Dakota notes a coroner's inquest and delayed results at Minkass City. The readable text mentions a death tied to unfamiliar individuals and an investigation led by local authorities.
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Grang Forks
Minkass
Fragmented OCR Text Summary
Incomplete OCR fragment recounts a distorted historical note with unclear names and events. The readable portions reference a person and a place but lack coherent facts or dates. The piece appears to be a damaged page segment without a distinct news item or outcome.
WRECKION: WORKS Owners Allege Labor Turmoil Behind Explosion
Los Angeles. The Llewellyn Iron Works suffered a powerful Christmas morning blast, likely dynamite, wrecking the front of a three story block and injuring the night watchman. Police hunt suspects as owners blame general labor troubles in the city. A large crater marks the blast site and machinery remains intact.
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Los Angeles
Llewellyn Iron Works
Llewellyn Company
Cook replies to Rasmussen attack over Arctic exploration
Dr Frederick A. Cook defends his Arctic narrative and accuses Knud Rasmussen of seeking sensational attention. He says Rasmussen’s methods could also discredit Robert E. Peary, but asserts he will rely on Peary’s own claims to rebut his critic.
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New York
Knud Rasmussen
Frederick A. Cook
Brooklyn
Rasmussen
Cook
Dor Cook
Robert E. Peary
Mr Peavy
Mourning in Chicago Over Morris Co Fire Loss
Chicago observes Christmas in mourning after a warehouse fire at Morris & Co beet house killed the Fire Chief and twenty four others. The disaster shrouds the city in grief with churches holding prayers and residents lowering flags to half mast across homes.
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England
Kirkby-Stephen
Hawas Junction
Scotland
Chicago
Morris & Co
Thran
Gor Ton
Insurgents Take Town in Texas Report
A Saturday report claims Mexican insurgents looted the store and ranch near San Carlos owned by Enrique Creek, Los Angeles Hacienda, taking 4250 saddle horses and 150 feed cars. They reportedly captured the town of San Carlos. Col. Barolea, the Mexican army jefe politica, is said killed at Mulato during a rapid fire bum.
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Marin
Texas
San Carlos
Enrque C Creek
Los Angeles
Russian violinist loses ability to play after firecracker accident
Alexander Skibinski, a renowned Russian violinist and professor at Shorter College in Rome, Georgia, suffered a severe hand injury when a firecracker exploded in his hands during a stormy night after joining a Roman candle prank. Three fingers were torn away, ending his violin career in the United States after arriving last September.
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Rome
Alexander Skibinski
Shorter College
Mever
Snbinski
Roman
Train hits delivery truck in Moorestown killing four
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck a truck delivering Christmas gifts in Moore, killing two men, a boy, and a third person. The truck was in Philadelphia bound for a city department store when the collision occurred.
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Philadelphia
White
Baltimore & Ohio
Moore
Moonshiner Shot Dead Near Jasper Church
Carlos Lingerfelt a known local figure was killed at Mount Pisgah Baptist Church in Glimer County during a confrontation with Reverend WF Aiminos who allegedly forced the fight.
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Jasper
Carlos Lingerfelt
Mount Pisgsh Baptiat
Glimer County
WF Aiminos
Havana Night and Sound at the Stick of the Maine
A garbled report notes crowd noise and wind effects at a Maine venue where more than 160 attendees are described amid preliminary events. The text remains unclear about the exact event or participants.
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Havana
Maine
Deine
Sean Ta
Local tragedy reported with limited readable details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a death at a Byron area location and a reference to babies. The readable portion is unclear about the full actors or exact circumstances. No clear names, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the legible fragments.
Battle fleets to Guantanamo amid Cuban crisis talk
President Taft as returning from Panama brings renewed expectations of U S intervention in Cuba this winter The plan envisions the entire battleship fleet and over a thousand marines in Guantanamo waters to guard the Panama Canal and a naval base site is inspected by Secretary Meyer while Cuban factions brief the president on island conditions
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Cuba
Taft
Panama
Guantanamo
Meyer
Naral
Panama Canal
Gomez
State Department
Guantanamo Waters
Navy Department
Guantanamoc
Utah Teachers Association Opens Seventeenth Convention
Thomas, president of the Utah Teachers Association, denounces unfit teachers and urges statewide control of athletics as the seventeenth annual convention opens in Lake City. Governor Spry and Mayor Bransford welcome visiting teachers. attendance is expected to break records.
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Bult Lake City
Mathonihah Thomas
Utah Teachers Association
Ascembls
Tyler of
Ambhert
William Spry
John 8. Bransford
Americans Seized and Deported by Honduran Forces
A Picayune dispatch reports William Barber of Kentucky and two other Americans were seized by Honduran police and soldiers in Puerto Cortez. They were thrown into a brig and brutalized, then deported on a Honduran gunboat to Guatemalan territory and left penniless in forested land.
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New Orleans
Picayune
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
William Barber
Kentucky
Bank Closure Stuns New York Depositors
The Northern Bank of New York with nine branches showing deposits of 6 912 452 was closed Tuesday by the state Superintendent of banks for the benefit of depositors. An inventory of assets and liabilities is under way and no further statements will be issued until completion.
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New York
Northern Bank of
OHH
Cheney State Superintendent of Banks
Ois
Rome Rail Workers Vote Favor of Strike Amid Rail Turbulence
More than 90 000 Italian railroad employees completed a referendum to decide their stance on bettering conditions. By a large majority they favored a strike. Authorities strive to avert a broader railway strike fearing wider public service disruption.
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Rome
Italy
Miller and Lux stockholders approve Nevada reorganization plan
A Tuesday Superior Court decision directs all Miller and Lux stock and bond holders to recognize the reorganized Nevada Corporation and accept stock in exchange for their holdings. The ruling disposes of the majority opposition to President Morry Miller's reorganization and upholds the plan.
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San Francisco
Judea Sea Well
Miller & Lux
Nevada Corporation
Glock
Monry Miller
VII Adds to Franca History Paris Duchesse Angoulême Will Surfaces
The last will of the Duchess of Angoulême, daughter of Louis XVI, long thought burned, has reappeared and was published Tuesday in Paris. The document supports Bourbon partisans who claim she recognized Naundorf, the man called Prince Joannes Bourbon, believed by some to be the Dauphin.
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Paris
Duchasa
Angouloms
Louis XVI
Naundorf
Joan 46 Bourbon
Dauphin
Reapportionment Aims For 483 House Members
Congressional reapportionment indications suggest total membership may reach 483, expanding the number of representatives to cover about 211 706 people per seat. The change would alter apportionment margins across states and districts nationally.
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Mennone
City Hat Ordinances Pass After Turbulent Meeting
Kansas City women face fines from 1 to 509 dollars for hat color violations as the city council enacts hat color ordinances after a contentious session. The measure passes in both city council chambers amid heated debate.
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Kansas City
Widow of Aanog Mudd Dies in City Home
The widow of Aanog Mudd arrives in the city and dies at her son’s home on Tuesday. She aged 83 and had homesteaded a land claim in Canes City, Cola.
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Denver
Mre
Harries Rudd
Aanog Mudd
Canes City
Cola
Idaho News Roundup From Twin Falls Region and State
A chaotic mix of Idaho reports covers fatal incidents, political divisions, and economic shifts. Highlights include a man’s suicide in Bear Lake County, a Ramsay fire casualty, and a drowning near Wallace. county division debates and a January 23 24 Twin Falls dairy meeting. Rexburg station winning a gold medal. Emmett planning a $26000 block. fuel solution hopes in Tenon Basin. Keegan’s illness and Moran’s drowning. Kingham County population and valuation figures. post office break in suspect freed. a fatal Christmas ball dispute. the Burley agricultural train tour. Hawley appointive slate. penitentiary prisoner arrivals and a push to make escapes a felony. a High Linn Pumping Company setup. a statewide resource fund proposal. sugar beet pricing changes. and a new Mosac packing plant nearing completion.
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Rexburg
Emmett
Tenon
Snake River
Scicles
Patrick Keegan
Coeur - Alene
Nine-Mile Creek
Wallace
Keegan
Hayden Lake
Andrew Moran
Kingham County
Citizeria
George Warris
St. Anthony
William Crowder
Lawrenty Vaughan
Firties Vaughan
Logan
Utah
Idaho
Utah Agricultural Colleges
Snoak
State Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Mark Coffin
B. B. Berg
High Linn
Wtah Idaho Suger Company
Saaian
Idgho Palla
Blackfoot
Sugar City
Moacaw
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Warren S Stone
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Cotta
Man
Witte
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Beth
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Auio
Preacher
Savin Gay’ Barnes
GABA
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Utah Teachers’ Association
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GEM
Thomas Passey
Bear Lake County
Abrahan Schinbaum
Boise
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Uingham
Daivy Association
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