Protest Over Panama Canal Tolls By British Foreign Minister
Sir Edward Grey writes to U S Secretary Knox protesting Panama Canal toll exemptions for American ships. British note argues May System treaty violations extend to coastwise trade and warn against exclusive or preferential toll rules.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Edwin Grey
Firitish
Tor Foreign Affairs
Svercatry of State
Philander
Knox
James Bryce
Tee May-Paunceforte Trenty
Sir Edward Grey
Fom
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United States
Turbulent War Talk and Explosions Spark U.S. and European Turmoil
Fragmented wartime dispatches report shifts in command, political moves, and military actions across Europe and the United States. Key figures Gen AuNenberg and Gen Sulfoubers maneuver in Vienna, while Taft plans another canal visit and a Sandy Hook explosion shocks New York.
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AuNenberg
Statt Scneuma Activa
Vienna
Avetra-tunguine War Department
Sulfoubers
Wie
Jinanter
Mas
Krobrtin
Krolulli
Suimunit Eller
Gener Slat
von Moline
Gen
Vainet2entort
Sitia
Auntelay Dodd Savage
Studi Kuli Hoek & Co
Taft
Washington
Obscure 19th Century Art Figures Noted in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions artists and exhibitions including references to Nord bhi Sb Vi Sonweh Lima and Pelancinn with a price tag around $14. The text is garbled but hints at an art collection, possibly prints or fullographs, and a local gallery listing named figures and works.
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Fintay
Lima
Night of Terror Aboard Beamera liner and wrecked ship Tales
Terrifying storms along the Atlantic drive 20 passengers rescued from the disabled vessel after power failure and darkness. The Atlantic crew stayed aboard as the vessel towed to Annapolis and passengers were transferred to the Virginia. The sequence began with a collision near evening, raising peril as lifeboats operated in a blackout.
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Balthnora
Jamie
Beamera Shor Pevelopment and Steamship Company
Italtimorn
Hay Line
Virginia
Atlantic
Annapolia
Walt
Carly
New York
la Loraine
St. Paul
Minnetopky
Port
Survay
St. Lews
Jury Finds Auerbach Guilty in Murder Trial
jurors convict Auerbach of murdering his business partner Murry W. Painter in Chicago. The case centers on a disputed $390,000 life insurance payout and follows a tense trial where witnesses described farm settings seven miles from Matewl and a complex sequence of events surrounding the death, with testimony noting accidental elements and surveillance of the defendant.
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Valkia
Dean
Oseac
Ling
Sue Prente Court
Swelee Aura
Harry W. Flehee
Ma Feld
Averbacheitishee Tratt Farm
Alent Eeven Miles
Matewl
Mm Aderbach Iit
Marting
Fisher
Wilton Campaign Funds Reported in Turbulent Times
Partial OCR text mentions Wilson and campaign financing with figures like 1 159 445 and 31 159 445. Names such as Cav Wood row Wilton appear, with scattered references to New York events. The fragmentary source hints at political fundraising activity and campaign roles without coherent details.
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Woodrow Wilton
Jeiser
United States
Cove
Charles Mh
Cuitengo
New York
Fragmentary 1914 Era Notes on Public Firms and Transport
Fragmentary text references a government minister, WWI era items, and corporate mentions including a charter issue for Softpany and a US Indoor AdOne Telephon company. It notes a protest by Roosevelt era figures, a collector, a steam ferry named Jamestown and Newport, and coastal transport disruptions with crowds taken aboard.
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Jamestown Ani
Newport Feery Copsny
Thief Overlooks Large Jewel Heist at East Sixty Home
A thief entered the East Sixty residence of Arthur Kelly and stole jewels valued at 106000 dollars after tampering with a bogus folophoun. Police tracked the suspect who fled with the loot but was briefly detained before escaping. Authorities report a total loss of 100008 dollars noted in the initial docket.
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New York
Arthur Kelly
East Hixty
Nfoth
Feftny
Censure clash at conference over South Carolina governor
A heated conference session centered on censuring Governor Blouse of South Carolina for advocating strict laws and for declaring that the state could enforce certain measures. Alabama’s governor entered the debate, prompting sharp exchanges amid intense factional divisions as the adjournment neared.
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Rielwel
Alatama
Atarm
Kease
United States
Willie Woman
Fred
France Stands By Allies Amid Balkan Tensions
Fragmented copy reports France asserting support for allies as Greece withdraws from attacks in the Balkans. Mentions London and Athens officials, with references to allied actions and potential troop movements in December.
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Parin
Flathead
Finenian
Fala
Balkan
aMuany
eniTeTewre
Alsborgs Nomination To Senate Pending After Fire Incident
Washington dispatch reports President Vallant and Secretary Wilson announce Alsborgs nomination to the senate for the vacant post left by Wiley. The vacancy follows Wiley’s resignation amid a cabinet reshuffle. Meanwhile Wheeling reports a hotel fire endangering guests, causing seven thousand dollars in damage and prompting safety concerns.
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Washington
Vallant
Apricuiture
Wilson
Lave
Nel
Inrvey WE Wiley
Aaelor Alsborg
Senate
Senate Pran Jefart Die Onfistinad Felidae Prealiont Mandie
Congressman Brown II Visit at Congress Hall Involving Officials
Unclear report notes Congressman Willi G. Brown of Wait Vic kyla accompanying WanliaeWHt at Congress hall. Text mentions spending and a seven MTBCK of Heart dawa with acute Indigentian, but details are garbled. No clear outcome or date beyond Dec 10.
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Brown II
Wanliaewht
Willi G. Brown
Wait Vickyla
Congress Hall
Dawa
Secretary Wilson Estimates 1912 Crop Wealth at $9.59 Billion
Secretary Wilson reports the 1912 farm wealth value at 9.592 billion dollars, with corn leading at 1.75 billion and other crops showing varied gains. Beets and hay among top producers, while many staples show price declines from 1914. Crop outputs and values are released as the bulkiest department record yet.
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United
Wilson
Cenaus
United States
Stone Vakia
Ua Department of Agriculture
WII
Cook
Arley
Dees
20000 Put Under Civil Service Protection
About 20000 workers were placed under civil service protection by executive order, directing their assignment to navy yards across the United States. The measure aims to shield these exiled workers during the implementation of wartime labor policies, as reported in the paper.
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Wrehington
Deg
Navy Yards
United States
Elvid
Fpresident
Unclear wartime political tally reported with errors
The fragmentary OCR describes a Colonel Wing Catitarala and Col Dee involved in a California election tally. It mentions a 174 vote margin and 41 of the Rate's 19 electoral votes, with references to Wilbon and unclear procedures. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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Wing Catitarala
Encrawmenis
Col. Dee
California
Wilbon
Will Arm Americans Zapatists Spark Mexican Town Fire
Mexico City reports escalation as federal forces authorize reinforcements along the border amid U S tensions. A Zapotec band attacks Valla de Brava in the State of Mexico, looting and setting fires after locals refuse to join the nineteen youths conscription, while chaos prompts residents to flee.
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Washington
Americana
Nexto
Ganartinimtelday
Breever
Roopa
Nermesilin
Sonora
Durango
Mexico City
Dee
Mexico
Zapolgtey
Valla de Brava
Fragmented Early 20th Century Dispatches From Multiple Cities
A collage of stray news notes reports governors, legal shifts, a probe into a large construction fund, a deadly wreck on a western railroad, an earthquake panic in the southeast, battleships deployed near the Atlantic, Portuguese sailors lost at sea, and a Chicago warehouse fire. Names and places appear scattered with provisional figures and dates.
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Careau City
Nev
Dee
Andersen
Hamilton
Merinda
Ber
Witson Wi Tolstredt
New Jersey
Mary Hind
Whitel
Nersenger
Win
Nine Mountain
Wort Springs
Glenn Springs
Bine
Alain
Neo Dana
New Orleans
Den
Ture
Pigton Flies to England From Weatmount Report
Erment Rodragon of Weatmount received word that a candidate had returned to England Sunday. The journey reportedly took about twelve days to complete from Montrea to reach the destination.
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Pigton
England
Montrea
Erment Rodragon
Weatmount
Macon
Novelty church pulpit carved from mahogany in Canada
A Montreal Abbe notes a novelty church near St Andrews Maine built with a double deck pulpit and sod walled enclosure. Erected after 1224 in Greenock style, the pulpit valued at £500 arrived from Hogland. A dramatic tale says dues were missed and congregants fired pistols in anger, prompting the donor to claim the church again upon payment.
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Montreal
St Andrews
St. Croix
Eastport
Greenock
Hogland
Dover
Larne
Demonts Island
Dine
Bicycle Incident Describes Harsh Street Encounter
A fragmented eyewitness account details a bicyclist arguing with a young man who questions authority and wanders city streets. The aged observer recalls a tense confrontation and a later reflection on the rider's stubborn behavior and the street scene.
Moscow Pupils Big Drinker Problem Report
A Moscow council prepared report shows rising alcohol use among Thiavian youth, with 46 percent of surveyed adolescents in Moscow district drinking. Data indicate 12 058 or about 90 percent of certain groups consuming alcohol at school age, highlighting a troubling trend among both boys and girls.
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Moscow Flown Council
Moscow
Sehoo
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