Riots in Bohemia as German Quarter Fights Mob
Bloodshed erupts in Prague and Judenstadt as troops fire on rioters. German shops, synagogues, and newspapers suffer damage while martial law is declared. Casualties rise with hundreds injured and multiple arrests. unrest spreads to Pilsen with attacks on German properties and further clashes.
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Simnsheil
Prague
Bohemia
Dee
Diehl
Clerman
Etrops
Comemand
Aizghkew
PoUurea Vallee
Tnt
Aizhkow
Woun
Li le
Smichow
Fred
German Gymnagium
Altataedte
Pollos
Kinsky Palace
Altatendt
Thadore Mommsen
Baron von Altenthal
Reichsrath
Gereman Firme
Clalin
Geran
Kingskey
Wensels-Imatz
Wneth
Kentucky whiskey distillers plan three year output limit
A Louisville Kentucky meeting of distillers discussed reviving production limits to ease warehouse crowding. They propose a three year cap at about 1,500,000 gallons annually, down from historical output near 4,200,000, with five year terms debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville
Dee
Kentucky Distillers
Almant
Legislators Held Up in Freight Car Heist
A state House committee member from Atlanta and several representatives were held up Monday in a freight car in the Okefenokee swamps and forced to surrender a large sum. They were en route to inspect convict camps when two men stopped the train and demanded $1000, posing as officials of the garrison.
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Atlanta
Ennis
Thomas
Ral
Burwell
Cannon
Bevirton
Wamp
Scho
Aficlais
Contempt Sends Kiowupi Leader to Jail in Missouri
Alo Dee, president of the second section, was ordered jailed by Judge Shackleford of Chewit oor for contempt of court after refusing to turnover $500 in city Waterwerke bonds. Knapp, president of the Standard Shoe, faced judgment as a creditor and saw his seizure upheld. The case involves taking securities from an individual's person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Alo. Dee
Predortek
Kinnapp
Rogues and Rapid Play Highlight Madison Square Garden Tourney
In Madison Square Garden on a Wednesday afternoon Jacep Rohaeffer won the fourth game of the Wii tourney. Bulow led early with a 15th inning surge while Daly and Slosson traded points in a tense match.
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New Y York
Dei
Jacep Rohaeffer
Madizon Square Garden
Eon Bulow
Schaeffer
Bulian
Tutton
Maurice Daly
Daly
Slosson
Varia Journalists John Jackson of the Herald Dies
John Jackson, longtime foreign editor for the New York Herald, died today in Var ia. He served as special correspondent for the Jeannette relief expedition, aiding the rescue of survivors in Northern Siberia and transporting aid to the ill-fated expedition.
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Varia
Dec
John &. Jackson
Theew York Herald
Bright
Jackson
The
Herald
Jeannette
Siberia
Paita Solon Pulp and Paper Plant Fails
The Mochehoud Pulp and Paper company in Paita Solon Maine has failed with unsecured claims. The town residents and local creators are affected by the collapse as the company’s decline impacts the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulp and Paper Company
Paita, Solon
Dee
Mochehoud Pulp and Paper Company
Clalma Analitat
Hioo
Vollange
Erent
Thia Avotlon
Ie Company
Family Tragedy: 9 Year Old Child Ends Life in City Office
A nine year old boy connected to a Wisconsin mail law case died by suicide in his office today, shot through the heart. Officials report family trouble as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowton
T. Ke Buecell
Knocks Out Hanley in Fifteenth Round at Helnal Club
Mike Loo ard of New York defeated Jack Hanley of Muffalo in the fifteenth round before the Helnal Athletic club tonight. The fighting was fierce from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Hanley
Rowheater
Mike Looard
New York
Jack Hanley
Muffalo
Helnal Athletic Club
Tenight
Merce
Hearing Before the Interstate Commerce Commission on Railroad Time Extension
A lengthy Washington hearing features Morrissey and Cowen trading views on an extension of time for railroads to meet new law requirements. Labor leaders including Samuel Gompers condemn undue extensions while railroad executives urge a measured plan with annual equipment targets. The session ends with mutual accusations and adjournment to continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Morrissey
Worthington
Interstate
John Weowen
Baltimore
Congress
Omim Ieee
Nerhied Lie
Tie
Morriesey
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firenown
Cowen
Leeds
New York Central
Tin Burnington
Quinney
Clark
Chicago
Great Western
Julius Rocendite
Phthadedoth
Ninsele Amd Minis
Cardinal Cibbons
Thos
Varhoust Pomis
Roaus
Chevelanad
Lorain Ane Wheeling
Eal Read
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Knapp
Howls
Toronto
Baltimore and Ohio
Grar
Mr. Morrissey
Nti
Japan and Annexation Debate Reaches Washington
Dispatches from Tokyo report Japanese protests and diplomatic moves over Hawaii annexation. The United States denies intent to abridge rights of Japanese subjects in Hawaii and lines up formal notes to deter further actions. Washington expects vigorous protest from Tokyo as the issue dominates the diplomatic agenda.
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Warrington
L-Tor Hopi
Washington
Japan
Flawall
Contoversy
Brouch Hin
Los
Dupan
Pinner
Jin Thie
Dover Bank Turmoil and Mrs Ricker Allege Misconduct
A damaged report describes Dover’s bank failure with Mrs. Ricker accusing the institution’s officers and cashier Abbott of restricting access to records and funds. Investigators examine the collapse to determine misconduct and possible negligence by directors and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ricker
Dover
Casio
Capitul Ateivk
Mir
Ricker
Eli
Thether Stockhalters
Thore
Miss Starrett Countess Title Disputed in Wisconsin Case
Secret ceremony in Janesville raised questions over Starrett lineage and a Danish countess title. The case centers on inheritance and succession after Captain and Mrs Bershow involvement, with later desertion and a transfer of the tithes back to Mrs. Starrett amid wartime events.
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Milwaukes
Pee
Tienen
Doe
Vane
Speine Lake
Janesville
Miss Starrett
Europe
Doneyuk
Aed
Starmeth
Lamans
Bersiow
Cauit Bershow
Denmark
Perview
Don Fe
Youths Nominated for Univ County Jail Over Train Wreck Attempt
Elivabank SN editor Bee ht accused of involvement with a beam placed on a train line near Elisabethport to wreck a trolley. Jacob Gihach John Decker William Doteen and Hush Brien, all under 21, were identified by the train crew and nominated to the Univ County jail.
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Elivabank
Bee
Jacob Gihach
John Decker
William Doteen
Hush Brien
Univ County
Jenney
Tromto
Omwt-Bownd Lane
Eligabethport
Jine
Trenton Woman Dies After Noon Fire Explodes Near Family
Dew L Mra C L Johnston of 20 Ashmore pronte attempted to save his mother at EL Francie hospital this evening after a gas line explosion at noon caused her burns. Her hair caught fire and flames enveloped her body before help arrived. her 14-year-old son tried to help but could not smother the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Dew. L—Mra
C. L. Johnston
Ashmore Pronte
EL Francie’ Hospital
Jury clears drug dealer in defrayed affection case
In New York on December 1 a Cherie jury acquitted Peter Van Schuuwek, a drug dealer, of illicit gains from influencing a wife’s affections. The judge declared the ground war unfounded and the unlawfully excessive claim was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mie
Iheeence
Vian Boebwick
Peter van Schuuwek
Chiewge
Foreign Gossip from Kaela Way on Khartoum and London Sitings
Gossip notes the Khalifa visiting Khartoum and London circles. Mentions Lady Millade widow of a Royal Academy president and Sir Menory Arthur Blake a captain and governor in chief of inmates, with ties to Hong Kong governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaela
Khartoum
Millade
Royal Academy
le Eorlonely
London
Menory Arthur Blake
Ponera
Iumates
Hong Kong
Engagement on the Stand Forces Clash in Cuba
A Havana dispatch reports a force of insurgents clashing with Spanish troops in Banthi ge de Ciba and La Coetlit with reported insurgent tolls and government losses. Spanish columns suffer casualties while government forces claim 24 killed and 84 wounded. Marquis de Apesteguin arrives in Havana welcomed by the Central Conservative Committee and urges support for pacification efforts.
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Marquis de Apesteguin
Havana
Central Conservative Committee
Banthige de Ciba
Gulea
Basaragedit
Horannides
Aranjites
Evenjents
Non
Hines
Ekiomivhes
Apeztegula
Mii Quik
Dot
Distress in Cuba prompts U S aid debates and powers
In a Washington dispatch dated December, President Kinley seeks congressional approval for another appropriation to aid Cuba and Spain’s subjugated subjects. Reports say General Lee and Captain Blane weigh in on the plan while conditions in Cuba worsen and calls for relief grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
PresidenccKinley
O&k Congress
Cal
Lee
Blane
Privasien
Fey
Spalding Scandal Sparks Bid to End Fraud
In a dramatic court scene Spalding faced charges over siphoning $280 from the University of Illinois funds. The ex-president pleaded his case as a defense against imprisonment while the court weighs the sentence. In related action, the national stock convention urged Congress to curb ticket and livestock market abuses tied to Western Mimonser rules.
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Floux City
Dee
Congress
Ucket
Wor Consolidated Libraries Opens New York Tour
Der h The tourd of eatl Mater today cediled to enter into an perewnent with the New York grafithe lie brary, Astor Lenox and Tilbet foundedie fone. for a Cometh letien vna debian te be erected at Birsant park wl w ooee of 8, din.
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Consolidated Libraries
New York
Eatl- Mater Tolay
New York Gruithe Liebrary
Astor
Lenox
Tilbet
Birsant Park
Washington Bee Leduanoe Meld Fore Meally Coilred
A garbled report from the federal Supreme Court today notes an action involving Washington, Bee, and Leduanoe. The text is fragmented with unclear dates and details about a defendant or party and several legal actions or procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Bee
Leduanoe
Federal Supreme Court
Maritime Arrivals and Names List from Port Ledger
A fragmentary port ledger lists several ships and arrivals including New York entries, Liverpool and Naples calls, with names such as Dec Balford Faris Buuthoampiint Westermond Antwern Alivlatic Gouthampton Ar rived Lattt Naples Ar rived Norman Majestic and multiple New York references, all without full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Balfod
Faris
Buuthoampiint Westermond
Antwern Alivlatic
Liverpool
Gouthampton
Naples
Norman
Majestic
Trial of Luetgert murder case progresses with jurors
The Luetgert murder trial advances slowly as the jury selection continues. Only four jurors have been secured so far and the process resumes tomorrow.
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Luetgert
Indian Agency Reports Flag Potential Sale of Reservation Lands
Government reports indicate about 16 000 acres of the Pottawattamie and rear Nemaha lands in Kansas may be offered for sale. Agents discuss policy shifts including cash payments and federal funding for farming, roads, and cattle projects to settle treaty measures with Crow Creek and other tribes.
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Washington
Indian
Pottowattomie
Nemaha
Kanane
Mrinie Band Reserve
Bpitoly
Fort Peck
Montana
Tdian
Akent Credle
Teeney
North Dakota
Timons
Winona
North
Miterney
Crow Creeks
Maryland oyster luncheon to Rome by Miss McTavish
Miss Virlia MacTavish plans sending Maryland oysters and terrapins to Rome for an American luncheon on her return to Baltimore. The terrapins will travel alive by steamer via Genoa and reach Rome about the same time as her visit. Mrs. and Mrs. McTavish entertained last winter at the Banding Palace and will host another luncheon serving American varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimnore
Dow
Virlla MacTavish
Maryland
Rome
Gonos
Miss McTavish
Mikes McTavish
Banding Palace
Races at Baltimore detailed by Bee overview
A Baltimore racing round up notes several results including 3 furlongs Prince TWia winning with Taunton second and Degiown third. Continental and Sagacity place in the 5 furlongs, while Nearst wins the 4 furlongs and Worthworth takes a one mile race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Taunton
Sagacity Secon
Eliely Toe
Milhael
Fire Damp Explosion Kills Thirty in Bavarian Town
A mine fire damp explosion near Stem burg in Homburg, Bavaria, caused thirty deaths and left forty injured. The incident occurred as the Frankerhots committee operated in the region, with Homburg described as a fortified Bavarian town six miles north of oux.
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Kadnerhhoutern
Rhewind Bavaria
Frankerhots
Stemburg
Homburg
Thentel Bavaria
Oux
Illness Delays Attendance at Washington Conference
Clhvlaid Deck-Gunitor Tanta suffers a severe cold that worsened into influenza like grippe. He was ordered to go to his physician and will likely remain home for several days, preventing his presence in Washington for the conference.
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Tanta
Steamer CHonechil Refloated After Ashore Incident
The steamer CHonechil struck a treacherous trekwater near Pexternas Mening and ran aground. Tug Protector and North America moved the vessel about fifteen feet this evening, enabling extinguishing crews to reach and douse the blaze in the holi that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Employment Plan Aims 2000 Jobs in Aljeona and Philis
The Panaytania Taivaivogd Company announces a project to build a track from Aljeona to Childican with about 2000 jobs created. Phils will provide employment for about 2000 men, targeting a workforce near 454,000.
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Aljeona
Mee
Pinaytania
Chidlicain
Phils
Unclear historic notices mix of legal and local items
Fragmented OCR text reports a mix of legal actions and local items across areas like Scranton and Lackawanna County. Mentions extend time to comply, construction contracts, a murder comment, a loaded revolver incident, and station house considerations with regional market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitoril
Loon Allen
Mogi
Kowlih
Scranton
Loval—Jane
Loval
West Side
Sabu
Lockaweting
Diplomacy Tangles Over Haiti Demands and War Threats
The report from Washington details Germany's demands on Haiti, including 3,000,000 dollars and an apology, seen as humiliating by the United States. President Taft’s administration debates war risks and protection of American interests as Berlin signals no military intent. The Port-au-Prince disclosure shifts to a naval show of force by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Iuaitt
Port-au-Prince Onhlelk
New York
Emil Luccere
Emil Luccere, Sooonml—The Prominice That Mr. Lythilers tTagy Return To Hayti
Haltl
Lueders
Aghod
Hattl
Watt
Count Schwerin Grachiusivy
Ofolal
Ais Everntiuiliny
Bertin
Berlin
Gagelle
Sonl
United States
Marilelend
Port-au-Prines
Haiti
Wilmington Harbor Improvement Report Details Costs and Trade
The report on Delaware rivers and harbors urges a major channel project for Christiana Harbor, estimating needed funds from 15,000 to 20,000 dollars for initial work and up to 70,000 for full depth. Domestic trade valued at 25,005,445 with imports at 101,995 and exports at 24,762. Thirty-one vessels operate from Wilmington harbor, with notable tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Tee
Delaware
W. F. Smith
Christiana
Wilnieington Ehipyania
Mail Office Tests New Slot Machine For Mails
A new slot machine designed to sort registered letters was installed on the mezzanine gallery of the New York post office building. The device measures about two by two feet and duplicates on one tie of the machine. The system aims to process registered mail after regular offices close, seating workers to handle the workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Measianine Gallery
Postotfice
Uae
Weather Outlook With Cold Snap and Light Snow Possible
Forecaster notes colder conditions persisting today with a fresh northwest to northeasterly wind. A wintry mix and light snow possible in the southern portion of the area as a frontal system moves through.
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eEymnasium
Wherlotere
Uis
Georgia
Knaapp
Jacob
Jobo
Gompere
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Noteen
Morrisee
Annexation
Lts
Porm
Imonster
Mother
Hoy
Cuba
Blanco
Spalding
Mitedeo
Charles We Spade
Fig
University of Ilineis
Miss McVavsish
Pel
Goren Mac Sevoml
Judge Wardett
Pith
Woteworth
Loredale
Waehtikton
Cremihe Metrapontin
Ite
Secon
Lee Cregibonty
Hannatins Grippe
Calder
Ceneral
Vie Daw
Prag
Bobet
Stave Penneylventa Kriten Builders
Viteno
Heart Hotere Dudes Hinnetery
Wilmington's Harbor
W. PF. Smith
Leiner
Enow
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