Major Maliery Dies After Jump From Manhattan Hotel
Major John C. Maliery, retired, leaped from the tenth floor of the Manhattan Hotel in New York this morning. The Associated Press dispatch notes he had been treated for mendolin and was under a nurse's care. He resided in Newport, Rhode Island.
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John C. Maliery
Manhattan Hotel
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Major Inc
Maliery
Manhattan
Newport
R. I
Man Knocked Off Track by Slow Freight
B L Cook, elderly flag man at the passenger station, narrowly escaped death Thursday when hurled clear of the railway line by a slowly moving freight train. He stood on the track flagging a train and failed to hear the approaching freight until it was too late to stop. Onlookers watched in horror as the man was thrown from the track but recovered with only minor injuries and dresses worn.
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B. L. Cook
Mexican Revolution Revives as Rebels Push North
Dispatches from Washington report renewed insurgent activity in Mexico with clashes between rebels and Federals. Twenty ranches were destroyed in the past week and areas around San Juan Vel Rio north of Durango saw a recent capture. The War Department sent rifles and ammo to consuls in Hermosillo and Durango amid fears for American life and property.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
State Department
Mexico
San Juan Vel Rio
Durango
Vec
War Department
Hermosillo
Heavy Snow Storm Strikes Upper Panhandle
The Panhandle is hit by a heavy snow storm with temperatures around 18 degrees above zero. The first major storm of the winter began at daylight and appears confined to the region. Forecasters predict clearer weather tomorrow. Snow also fell in Channing with the coldest conditions of the season noted.
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Upper Panhandle
Associated Press
Amzillo
Panhandle
Channing
Associated Press Dispatch
Dec
Book Swindlers Indicted in Boston Case
Indictments were returned today against Walter Dutton Frank T Daniels and Geo Fisher alleged rare book swindlers who have operated across the country. The charges allege larceny and conspiracy to steal.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Boston
Walter Dutton
Frank T. Daniels
Geo. Fisher
Refuse to Deliver Hostages Sparks Mexican Town Destruction
In Valle de Bravo locals refused to deliver eighteen young women as hostages to rebels. Ta Mexican insurrectos nearly razed the town though no deaths occurred among inhabitants who fled to the hills. Refugees suffer from cold and hunger as rebels attacked Temascaltepec and were repulsed with about twenty killed.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Mexico City
Valle de Brave
Zapata
Temascaltepec
Governors Condemn Lynch Law Amid South Carolina Crisis
In Richmond, December 6, the Governors' Conference approved a sweeping resolution repudiating lynch law, 14 to 4, despite Gov. Blease of South Carolina opposing the move. Blease protested, saying threats against him and defiantly condemning the constitution. North Carolina, Arkansas, Connecticut, and Idaho voted against the resolution.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Richmond
Blease
South Caroina
Governors’ Conference
United States
North Carolinna
Arkansas
Connecticut
Idaho
Greeks' Action Explained Amid Armistice Talks
London reports Greece remains firm on the armistice but states, with Sofia and Athens input, the separate move aims to stop Turkey from profiting during the pause. An Athens dispatch claims Greek operations against Janina continue, while other fronts are ordered to halt.
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London
Greece
Sofia
Athens
Turkey
Janina
Stockmen Brace for Snowstorm Across Panhandle
Snow began at 5 am and piled to two inches in five hours as a Panhandle snowstorm spread. Stockmen stocked cotton seed cake and reported no expected cattle losses. In Snyder, a strong wind with snow and sleet also affected the area.
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Cold Associate Press Dispatch
Dalhart
Panhandle
Associated Press Dispatch
Snyder
Snow Grips El Paso With Several Inches Reported
Snow blankets El Paso as several inches fall in a day of cold weather. The report notes the region’s temperature at 29 degrees above.
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EL Pao
Associated Press Dispatch
EL Paso
Eleven Coal Cars Derailed North of Denison
Eleven coal cars bound for the railroad were derailed at 2 40 yesterday on the M E T railroad main line five miles north of Denison. The road bed was torn up and the main line blocked all day after a broken range caused the wreck.
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Denison
Mrs Laduque Acquitted in Dallas Murder Trial
Minnie Laduque was acquitted of murdering her husband W. A. Laduque who she shot last summer in a Dallas hotel over alleged infidelity. The defense argued unwritten law and her mother in law supported justification citing wifely love over hate.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Dallas
Minnie LaDuque
W. A. Laduque
Portuguese Fishermen Perish at Sea After Storm
Eighty two Portuguese fishermen perished on the coast of Portugal after a storm this week. Reports say they were without food or water for three days. The tragedy occurred as vessels faced harsh weather along the coast near Lisbon.
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Portugal
Lisboo
Steamer Eastern Afloat After Shoreline Incident
A wireless message from the operator aboard the steamer Eastern reports all aboard safe and comfortable after going ashore yesterday. Many ships between the Saulte Ste. Marie and the head of the lakes are steering through seas, with a majority carrying coal.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Duluth
Minn
Eastern
Saulte Ste. Marie
American Head of Lakes
Sparse OCR Data Reported Without Clear Context
Fragmentary numeric sequence with no identifiable people organizations dates places or events. Insufficient readable facts to generate a meaningful newspaper style title and summary.
Report of the Condition of the Bank
Report outlines assets including loans and discounts, real estate owned, overdrafts, U.S. bonds to secure circulation, deposits from banks and bankers, reserve agents, checks, notes of other banks, currency in circulation, specie, legal tender, and the redemption fund with the U.S. Treasurer. Total assets shown as 2,558 20.
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U.S
Lawfol
President Taft Leaves Tariff Revision to Wilson
President Taft declares no further tariff revision by Congress and leaves the matter to Wilson and the new Congress. He attacks independence for the Philippines but urges autonomy now with independence in eight years, and backs a national budget system with a large Treasury balance.
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Washingon
D. C
Taft
Congress
State Department
Philippines
National Monetary Commission
Philippine
Philippine Islands
Filippinos
Treasury
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