Secretary Root in Panama for Independence Talks
Secretary Root visits Panama amid talks with President Colombe and Panama officials. He notes Panama’s independence history and future U S interests, observes large crowds at the American legation events, and prepares to tour the causeway zone after meeting with local leaders.
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Panama
Tandell
Root
Amertind Tegallon
Secetary
Sundor
Wallona
Hoot
United Ex
Keans
Mr. Root
Gen Magoon
Cartagena
Rule s for Pure Food Law Commission Concludes Hearing
The Federal Commission appointed by Congress to regulate the enforcement of the Pure Food and Drug Act closes hearings in New York. Dr Wher representing the Department ofNaviculture states the commission will report within two weeks to the Secretary. The discussion covers liability of dealers and branding issues, with testimony from industry officials.
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New York
Rew
Congress
Lee Ipiaeres
Wher
Department of Naviculture
Commission
Wrenti
Inc
Agriculture Und Labor and
Com Departmenta
Robinson
Mary
Cometsston
J. Ta Miller
Monster Nanroad Deal Likely to Shift Rail Control
A report of possible negotiations among BH Hariian AWinlam Stuexeteler and the Senlite estate to transfer control of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul region to the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific systems. The plan hinges on the success of talks and could see Baltimore’s ipte joining the Union Pacific network.
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Sat Movastkee
Union Pacite
Hariian
Awinlam Stuexeteler
Senlite
Chicago
Miwauxee
St. Paul
Union Palio
Paciie
Auiccess
Chesa
Pom Uva
Baltimore
Union Pacific
Convicted of Drug Case Ends Trial for Smith Brothers
The jury returned guilty verdicts on most counts against Patrick Bove, Dipe Lilmmedeni, and others in the Smith brothers case. Sentences included terms from three years and two months to four years and five months with fines up to 75,000 dollars. Several defendants, including Smith and Reed, were acquitted or sentenced separately, while one request for a new trial was denied.
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Fyteruldyidge
Patrick
Dipe Lilmmedeni
Smith Brothers
Fuldy
Brreiteh
Gwilty Oyalnal Tharics
Emm
Charles Ay Seulth
Ugh Torin
Coli
Dohu
Sowie
Penitentiry
Fort Leavenworth
Kon
Charles M. Smit
Ben Stone
Bun Fists
William Weeds
Floyd Woola
Smith
Hee
Curtin urges slow move to independence in Cuba
Curtin argues against rapid self governance for colonies as the United States weighs independence for Cuba and the Philippines. He warns haste could lead to weak statehood and global instability, insisting Americans favor gradual steps toward civil government and peace.
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Curtin
Chicago
Het C. Sorkhy
Cuba
Philppines
OHEG vetoes rig merger amid legal challenge
The attorney general blocks a merger deal involving Swyse a Kabbrad and Enginesend by FL Morgan, citing potential violations of state law. Officials emphasize court determination on public rights and security holder protections, with further action pending.
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Swyse
FL Morgan
Columbux
Amarhey
Billy Chureday
Hucking
Kanchi
Michigan
Moreen & Co
New York
BNE Nichols Morgeratt
Uolvere
Dil Tee
D.p
Court Orders Father Mitchell in Killings Case
Friday orders were issued by Superior Judge Fra ter in the case against Father Mitchell and Maud Hunt Greffeld. The court acted on a report of alleged insanity and sent the matter to Gregon by sheriff, citing mental incapacity of the women involved.
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Frater
Father Mitchell
Maud Hunt Greffeld
Yell
George Mitchell
Gregon
Acquitted of Peonage in Chicago Trial
Jape Girardeau Rex Broith and James Fmith, two of the defendants in the peonage case, were acquitted by Judge Pollack on Thursday of any conspiracy to compel about forty Negroes to work. The trio faced charges of coercion in a high profile trial with several co defendants acquitted earlier.
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Jape Girardeau
Rex Broith
James Fmith
Pollack
Unclear fragment prompts maritime incident note
Fragmentary OCR text cites harbor, meteor, and Portsmouth harbor with unclear names and roles. The readable part notes a statement from a company about an incident involving a vessel with passengers and a command to depart. Details about who, where, and when remain ambiguous.
Sona Chy Live Stock Market Report Review
Slaus Chys Briday’s quotations show top steers at 96.23, with $300 ties and Gly Uve stock figures. The brief notes movements in live market quotes and price points, indicating a snapshot of livestock sale activity and pricing.
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Sona Chy
Slaus Chys Briday
Motorist Arrested After Collision in Pittahorg Area
A drunken man aged about 40 wandered into Pittahorg when struck by a car driven by Geo. A. Turney. The radiator fractured, leaving the man with injuries described as two broken parts. The chauffeur was arrested.
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Pittahorg
Pliviirg
Oman
Hu Auto Weinentay Beloreing
le Geo
Turney
Tre Chmitteur
Unclear text on customs destruction and losses
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fire damaging customs assets with a loss estimated at several million dollars. The readable lines mention names and places but lack clear details or complete sentences.
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Uence
Rayna Buenas Ayer
Customs Cf Ko
Disappearance Sparks Probe in Twenty-tiny Cannikac Case
Port Huron area authorities search for EH Caughell and eealonel In the Twenty-tiny Cannikac following the suspected disappearance of ex-president of the Sir Though prominent Wausiness 7. Reports indicate he may have committed suicide after a walk near his home two weeks ago.
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Opiewr
Port Huron
Whamas
Gnatelo
Caughell
Eealonel
Cannikac
Wausiness 7
Tom
Bank Exmiater Faces Probe After Vault Push Incident
An unidentified bank official is under investigation after a vault push incident at the People's National Bank. Authorities say more than seven thousand dollars in volts and currency were involved. Police are reviewing surveillance and interviewing witnesses to determine if criminal charges are warranted.
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Sedan
Kati Samas
F- Tadtey
Bank Exmiater
People's National Bank
Fru
Ellvor
Amonnl
Ben Iy
Axl
Saline Alyehoe Manages Widespread Power Outage Report
A garbled report indicates extensive damage to Manila area infrastructure with unclear details. The message references electrical lines and lines of communication, suggesting serious impact though specifics are unreadable.
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Manila
Jasénal Aid
Eight-Nowr Lavy Extends River Improvements Plan
Government oversees an extended eight hour work period aimed at river and harbor improvements. The new order targetsjubile work under official supervision, focusing on the parkment of the river and bay projects.
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N Fis
Roove
Gupurvision
Motion to restrain district attorney in Whitney case referred
In New York the motion by counsel for Henry K Thaws to obtain a temporary writ prohibiting the district attorney and grand jury from examining witnesses was referred to Recorder Gat for consideration. The session was held Thursday in the supreme court with Vinita and James M representing the parties.
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Heferrev
New York
Henry K- Thaws
Grand Jury
Tu Thaw
Vinita
James Mizelin
Supreme Court
Prison Congress To Chilearo and Other Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR yields a mix of garbled names and phrases about a prison congress near San Cimaress and events involving B J Aturphy. The readable bits mention a president of an association and several uncertain local actions, with no clear dates or outcomes.
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Chilearo
San Cimaress
B.J. Aturphy
Aysoelarion
War ceremony held in Manila cathedral
An event described as a military ceremony in Manila with figures including Cant, Tongun, and Robert Adams of the Ninth infantry. The service took place inside the Bolya cathedral with details limited by the fragmentary OCR text.
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Cup
Manila
Tongun
Havilehin Chin
Jdwut
Robert Adams
Boliya Cathedral
Rescue Effort After Deck Shipboard Turmoil and Loss
A storm battered the Laure steamer off Norfolk Virginia sending waves over her deck. Captain Gladstone steadied the ship, surviving crew suffered injuries as the vessel lurched and a man named Gant was lost. Hospital care followed for the feverish Gladstone while salvaging operations continued.
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Norfolk
Italy
Atlantic
Adana
Lela
Gladstone
Prize Figue Tragedy in Hammond Gunfight Kills Two
A heated dispute over a boxing match at a Hammond Indiana location led to a deadly gunfight. Paddy Oken James Ricoin and Jol Bellamy were among those injured or killed as the confrontation escalated. Ferguson Tauern, a Hammond machinist, fired the fatal shots and fled after the violence erupted. Witnesses described the tense exchange and rapid gunfire as patrons tried to flee the chaotic scene.
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Theo
Oser Meeks
Pues
Chicago
Strugn
Hammond
Ind
Dartling Nelsat
Jol Bellamy
Wic
Lee Golden
Lauieh
Gallen
Golden
Lauden
Train Disaster in England Leaves Many Dead and Injured
A Great Northern railway service to London wrecked near Granthur on Wednesday night. The engine and several coaches plunged down an embankment after failing to stop at a level crossing. Fire broke out. many passengers trapped. Five dead confirmed, with more feared. Rescue teams and officials crowded the scene to aid victims and investigate the crash.
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Fomlan
Northeta
London
School closed by fleas in city schools
Reported flea infestation prompts a Tuesday conference at city hall with officials and educators seeking a solution. Flea outbreaks disrupt classes and worry parents as students struggle to focus and stay healthy amid a restless school environment.
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Milwaukee
Schou
Jes
HaUon Prinois
Mervis Finn
Defeated Candidate Challenged in Zion Church Race
Attorneys for Aifod Bills contest the Tuesday defeat by Wilbur of Volive in a Zion church race with disputed votes. The district court challenges the validity of the section and the accused claims irregular regulations and errors in filing, while the outcome remains unsettled.
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Aifod
Wilbur
Volive
The
Zion Church
Jiva
Weanesiay
United States
Move of Faplevand Town Sparks Regional Displacement
A draft report notes the town of Faplevand in Clark county is shifting its site by about a mile south southeast. The move follows mineral claims and a publicized plan affecting residents and local enterprises in the surrounding area.
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Kansas Town
Woyeka
Koo
Clark County
Wonen Mirt in Awia Wreck Injures Five in Collision
Five people including Gols Mekda Canpeg and Mina Nellie Mannitnr of Cineieie X C were severely injured in a crash involving a tree car and an Eutex Mobilé. The collision occurred on a rural road, with authorities responding to the scene and transporting injured to a regional hospital.
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Wonen Mirt
Awia
Demrer
Gols Mekda
Canpeg
Mina Nellie Mannitnr
Cineieie
Thibrur
Tragic factory fire claims multiple lives in Clennethill area
A series of fatal burns occurred after a blaze at a residence near Clennethill. Jemima Gillespie, 5, perished after her clothing ignited during a pan of salve. Miss Hutchinson, 36, suffered severe burns. her husband and others aided with limited success as flames consumed the home. The mine foreman Ane Gillespie, a former coal mine worker, is among those affected.
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Ace
Hove
Mim Tod Hutchinson
Putte & Tire
Clnethnall
Wisband
Flamas
Jemima Gillespie
Jarome
Anedrew Gilleaple
Gladdsdate
Monument Adoptions Move To Honor Civil War Figures
Members of the Grand Army of the Republic in Des Moines adopt a resolution to erect a monument to soldiers. the call condemns cruel treatment of defenseless persons in honorable battles and urges restraint in commemorations.
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Port
Thos
Maines
Grand Army of the
Temblic
Tes
Moines
Wirt
Anterson
Yile
Tuealay
Kinsman
West
New Officers Elected as Monona County Medical Society
Monona County Medical Society selects Dr IT EB Douglas Present. Founding ofiera: President Dr H. & Douglas of Oi away let president, Arthur Te iNifsson of Roney secretary Br red 8 Apewrman of Witting. A resolution to cantiler fa "iad beat" list for pro temalon changes. Town news reports Shoots, thefts, and a fatal train incident. A will in Neav title names Yinnk president at $260,960. Mrs. &n Slerean named chief beneficiary with three children. A motor vehicle accident injures and a railroad incident kills. Weather and local notes included.
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Monona Coury Medical
Stone City
Leatachenr
Atel Anderaon
He Northwestern National Tank
Whien Wee
Inne Istreet
Reniues
Décesaci Yinnk
Nslerean
Ose Whlow
Ehlel
Mutiny Protection Demanded Over Burlington Saloon Crisis
Teale seeks gubernatorial protection as tension rises after a violent assault on Burlington saloon workers. John To Houser, of Gee Moles atromty, and others push to confront state officials and press claims of incompetence. About 100 indictments issued against Burlington men over law violations amid the agitation.
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Teale
Ihe Sinte Nihi
Guy
Caine
John
Houser
Gee Moles Atromty
Akntle Sino League
Bial
Pupport
Jones
Durlington
Burlinglan
Cain
Muller
Stolen Picture Recovered by Waterloo Police
Waterloo Police recover a Rembrandt depiction from a library display after it was reportedly stolen by G. D. Raetslign and A. Ralston. The painting was moved to Cedar Rapids and Rock Rapids depots for handling before confirmation of its safe return to the Waterloo survey association for display. The exact circumstances and parties involved are under police investigation.
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Waterloo
Mafutlag Anken
Rembrandt
Milas
Alice Jubriaon
Surney Association
Ralston
Halston
Twiphtin
Conan
End of Grinnell Bank Rank Is Reason for Credit Shortfall
Grain dawned on the Grinnell First-National Bank creditors about $33,000 in the hands of the principal institution. About $38,000 lay with the receivers or transferees. The total claims against the bank exceed the available assets, with figures tied to patrons and named officers from earlier disputes.
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Reddiora
Priand Institutlun
Grinnell
Fecatvae
Gytrinuthon
Geinnell Fira National
I Leney G. Byerger
Blasom
Clark Spence
Agamant
Drowet
Arthur Lake Neverlunod
Arcadia Food Poisoning Investigations Underway
Reports from Arcadia detail an epidemic suspected to be linked to potatoes and tank wem as investigators led by Dr Albert, with Dr Gunn confirming findings. Several deaths and many seriously ill are mentioned amid a broader sweep of local incidents and arrests across nearby towns.
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Arcadia
Albert
Gunn
Chicago Cattle Prices and Grain Quotes From Markets Afloat
Market notes list Chicago cattle and grain quotes with various grades and prices in dollars per unit. Indianapolis Chicago Milwaukee and Detroit markets show futures and spot rates for wheat corn oats and rye with specific No. 2 and No. 1 white and mixed lots.
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Chicago
Huntler
Fresh, Inc
Indianapolis
Harley
Rusulo
New York
Eam
Sissala
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