Postoffice Receipts Show Business in 1909 Fiscal Year
Washington report details 1909 Postal Department revenues totaling 108,562,183.07 with increases in money orders, parcel post, and box rents. Revenue growth reflects recovery from the panic, though some categories declined, while foreign money orders fell. Overall, stated aims include moving toward self sustenance despite higher operating costs.
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Manor &Brm
Uae
Amcrease
Fuleitolat
Lok
Bax Renta
Theboa Offtes Skraurhout
Tle ainAey
Hi mowAt
Danmvits Monsy
Poslofey Department
United States
Roux
Fallluye
Pravious
Twelvr
Maontna
Sean Pea
Tle Exponse
Te Poxtamtire
Murder Report in Navajo Territory Sparks Inquiry
A fatal incident involving Charles Weile Foy is reported as occurring near the Naenjo Indian agency in New Mexico. The Navajo Tailan Khar Shhtock agency, with Supt. Helton of Nysanen, Oat, receiving the news, leads to an investigation. Authorities indicate the slaying may be related to a robbery.
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Charles Weile Foy Atwuedayad
Mexico
Helton
Nysanen
Oat
Nabbery
Peltticine Veet and Bar Bie Campaign Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe William EB Denector of Lautavitie Ey as a Republican candidate involved in a likely fatal assault by R. Calley. Proctor waited by wife though details are unclear.
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Peltticine Veet
Bar Bie
William EB. Denector
Lautavitie
Ely Aye
R. 2. Calley
Calley
Alabama amendment defeat in strong statewide vote
In a Monday report the measure failed by a large margin, with estimates show ing about 15 000 votes against the constitutional amendment on prohibition. Barbour and Weakley counties largely opposed, while Mallory campaigned as the lone proponent in his home county amid an overall statewide rout. The total margin hovered near 100 000 votes.
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Agni
Teyor
Stout
Somnery
Mable Oye
Jetterzo
Colbeut
Howe
Spraker
Dale
Barbour
D. DB. Couter
Onion
Weakley
Prophets of the
H. S. D. Mallory
Sayni
Bethla Ows
Jalan
Banker Is Given Ten Years For Bank Embezzlement
Allen, former president of the First National Bank of Mineral Point, Wisconsin, pleaded not guilty to eleven counts but was found guilty on twenty-one. Judge Sankhorn sentenced the 62-year-old to ten years in a federal prison at Port Lavaca, Kansas. The indictment charged embezzlement of 168,000 dollars.
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Fan Allen
Yies
First National Bank of Mineral Paint
Wis
Lily
Sweforo
Sankorn
Madison
Port Laavengyorm
Kan
Allen
Ing
Auto Crash Kills Five in Los Angeles County
A collision near Los Angeles claims five lives including a father and mother and several children. Nicholas Jacobs, a real estate dealer, and Kate Jacobs are among the deceased, with ages including 13 and 18. Several other Jacobs children aged six to nineteen are reportedly killed or injured as authorities investigate the wreck and determine fault.
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Failly
Los Angeles
Mia Denal
Nicholas Jacobs
Kate Jacoba
Mamie Jacobs
Anthony da
Cobs
Clement Janatis
Jascob
Peter An John
Ail Attis
Josephine Solon
Boy Kills Wounded Companion in Accident Tale
In a confused account, Ader Maatiur describes a fatal shooting blamed on Merry Jong a 15 year old boy. The version claims another man fired two shots after an earlier incident while allegedly handling a revolver. Police were notified by the shooter.
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Onin
Siaktas
Ader
Maatiur
Werley Mautride
Merry Jong
bin Best
Mefiride
Omaha
Ihe
Hite
Grave Robbery Claims Infant's Body Near Great Falls
Grave robbers stole the infant son of Harfleht Corrad from a grave in Hightoch Grvetory near Great Falls Montana. The body was presumably for ransom and a goffin was placed at the cemetery gate to conceal the theft and mislead investigators.
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Crarr
Harfleht Corrad
Hightoch
Grvetory
Great Falls
Mont
Dudars
Rapsom
Dha Gale
Miners at Homedska Mine Threaten Immediate Strike
Announcement from Homedska Mining Company in Lead South Dakota states nine men will be dismissed and 2,300 miners face a potential strike. Milnes demand a closed shop and a work log agreement, with no concession granted.
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Miztke
Cluses
Homedska Mining Company
Alien
Milnes
Education rule halts Bakdote readings in New York state
The state commissioner of education bans a Bakdote reading from the Dibie in the wublla schoata of New Yorkity following an appeal by Rav, OA. Logue, who heads the Roman Catholic Church at ur ifoly Redcomer, with authority cited after a formal prompt.
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Bycois
New
Noted figure Allecca accused in white slave trade case
A fragmentary report identifies Allecca as a key figure in alleged white slave trade networks in America. It mentions him in connection with arranging Indian transport from Winlitine to Montreal and involvement of detectives, with possible deportation to Mel stam.
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Allecca
Sievers
Mayer Wouder Iuytite
America
Winlitine
Montreal
Lo Mel Stam
Trade Acree Fathmanne Heavy Merchandise Rail Trade
The Jarce volume of American merchandise shows rail transport across the arhmus of Manama and the Isthmus of Tahauntepec. In fiscal year 1999 the goat transported a magited Invaline to more than $60,000,000.
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Manama
Tahauntepec
Farm wife attacked near Edwardayithc Alabama
A mob hunted down and killed a Black assailant who attacked Mrs Chealwood, wife of a farmer near Edwardayithc Alabama. The man was riddled with bullets after being cornered by local citizens. Police and authorities began to investigate the incident.
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Mkest Neave
Bara Rody
Roy Rolatow
W. C. Chealwood
Edwardayithc, Ala
Six Die In Brooklyn Fire At Crawled Tenement
A deadly blaze swept a Brooklyn tenement on Wednesday night, killing six people two women one man and three children aged between two and four. Rescue teams found most victims charred and identified the building as housing eight families with about 100 residents present. Authorities attributed the fire to an unknown cause and began inquiries.
Mine 8 Sealed Up Threatens Rescue at Cherry Shaft
Blaze seizes rain shaft at Cherry Creek mine trapping men as flames spread through coal deposits. Captain Corrigan and fire crew battle to block the blaze while workers evacuate, with gas pockets feared below and rescue efforts cautious amid collapsing tunnels.
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Cherry
St. Powihewl
Shecate
St. Paul
Cantato Corrigan
Ableazo Are
Corrigan
Swaying Seeds Of Socialism And Reform In 1912 Debate
The piece reports on political discourse amid 1912 reform debates. It cites editorials attacking universal marriage and education as revolution, notes banker figures like George Rouerty defending central banks, and documents speakers from Detroit to Kansas City praising monetary reform and neutral diplomacy with Japan. It highlights calls for peaceful arbitration before war and the push for a central bank free of political influence.
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Detroit
Aldrinh
Bi Lin
Chlenso
St. Teuls
Kansas
Lly
Omaha
Bos Moines
Minneapolis
St. Pol
Mitewhitkee
Yong
Evicted Mill Workers and Italians Put Under Guard
In Ludlow Mass a strike at Ludlow Manufacturing Association mills led to 200 persons being evicted from tenements. Household effects piled in streets while workers sought refuge with friends. A band of Italians was brought to the mills under police guard to resume work.
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Ludlow Manufacturing Association
Ludlow
Mass
Tron
Friends
Panama Canal Damaged Delays Work and Rail Traffic
Passengers arriving from Panama report canal damage likely delaying completion by years. They note interruptions along the Bo Paorne Railroad for days and cave-ins at several canal work stations, especially in the Culebra area.
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New Orleans
Panama
Bo Paorne
Culebra
Murder Charge Sketchy Text Sparks Local Case
A fragmentary report describes a fatal shooting involving suspects named Killa Meether and Gle Moe. The victims were Alfred Mos, 24, and Ola brother, with unclear relations and unidentified location. Police are investigating a swatsy dleler scenario near Wex bulata.
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Gle Moe
Ola
Alfred Mos
Woman Hero Saves Man From Moose Attack Near Minnesota
A Native American hunter saves Parker from a charging moose near a park, firing a rifle to halt the animal as the beast pinned him, then dies. Parker survives, credited with guiding the rescue during a perilous encounter in a northern Minnesota wilderness setting.
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Elena
Strugesod
Audime Deanine
Lliniawn
Vette
Parker
Sis
Diplomatic and domestic turmoil ripple through a tense week
A dispatch highlights wartime negotiations ending with conditional surrender claims. In Washington Gen Maria Inst Mon reports Allied forces nearing a decisive capitulation while Berlin notes Kiel strife and copper shortages. In London Churchill and suffragette actions stir political tension as assemblies plan taxation, with protests and arrests signaling broader unrest across nations.
Davenport Named To U S Pension Board Post
The report announces new appointments to federal posts including Tate Namea Tavier Ey Davenport as First Deputy Commissioner of Hew stone. Davenport, 64, from New Hampshire, previously a deputy commissioner for twelve years and long-time pension office employee, will succeed Vespasian Wir mer. The article also mentions other appointments in Chicago and New Mexico, with brief career notes and wartime service.
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Tate Namea Tavier Ey Davenport
Warner Preactont
Dnparkanee
Davenburt
Hewstone
Wwissliwer
Vespasian
Wirmer Henjaurin & Cathe
Fortieth
Wisconstin Regient
Whieonsin
Davenport
Washington
Wedding Party Capsizes on Mussei Lake Tragedy
A group of five drowned when their boat capsized on Mussei Lake Thursday afternoon. Among the victims were Oscar Garlson, 26, Hilda Carlson, 24, Anna Carlyon, 20, Jennie Gatiso, 18, and Ann Swindersz. The party, a family group, had set out for a short cruise on Hinworth state lake, planning to explore the area before returning. The vessel overturned about 140 feet from the north landing after an undefined incident following a prior leisure outing.
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Mussei Lake
Biva
Muskegon Lake
Perth
Capalead
Pauls
Oscar Garlson
Hilda Carlson
FIGHT BANDITS IV Foe Ming exuly Vale Hob Bank and
Early morning raid at Puposky Minnesota ends with a bank robbery. Deputies stop two robbers after a chase as gunfire injures a robber. one suspect killed. A second robber escapes into the wilderness pursued by a posse. Local authorities report a bank abowt mide eight and a stolen specter.
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Ming
Vale Hob
Speeder
Shereiezen
Jobaron
Patrataiyin
Beuer
Hank
Senquea
Ehusou
Jim Smit
Darrie
Ativaniyo
Barrymore Child Birth Report Links to Millionaire Family
The famed stage star Miss Barrymore and her husband Mr Cott welcome a son on March 14 at their Providence home. The birth, announced from 46 East Thirty Fourth Street in Vorx, notes the mother and child are doing well.
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Stonte
Mise Barrymore
Mr. Cott
Colonal
Edward to adjust dispute mediation request
A government mediation request is described involving the United States and Chile. The note mentions Edward seeking mediation through a Cordial office to resolve marital and border disputes argued between the two nations. The fragment signals prior communication and an invitation for further dialogue.
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United States
Amd Chilena Geveres
Kiex
Ming Edward Mediale
States
Sorty Shot To Death In Corinto By Presidential Order
Telegraphic briefs report that forty residents of Corinto were shot by order of President Zelaya while under heavy guard at Corinto. The City of Panama carrier stopped at San Plamen to board passengers, and the incident allegedly caused public outcry as News spreads. A separate note from Richmond, Kentucky, mentions a wreck and a pension appointment, but details are unclear.
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Stender
America
Para
San Pramelato Wollipsilsy
Central American Park
Corinto
Zelaya
Corin
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