Liberal Gunboats In Panama Bay Exchange Talks On Prisoners
The Philadelphia returned from Las Tablis with Liberal commanders aboard and reported Liberal gunboats Darien Padilla and Gintun moving toward Panama. Commissioned envoys from both sides met aboard to discuss prisoner exchanges, with Soto’s fate unresolved and tensions rising as Albans forces seize a vessel for government use. Heavy rain and railroad damage troubled the area as Prince Henry’s party prepared for United States travel.
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Colon
Colombia
Jan
United States
Philadelphia
Poni
Las Tablis
Tonos
Daria
Padilla
Gintun
Pescadoritis
Pacilla
Pini
H. A. Guidger
Herrer
Himeself
General Porras
Tareas ‘Abatiero
Gudner
Porras
Freelon Sato
Fusagasugi
Tiboguhi
Gulf of Panama
Paomamid
Darien
Lorenzo
Cgenera Herrera
Devery Is Recognized By Exclusive Wire
An odd transcription reports Devery’s recognition by exclusive wire service from The Amsoriatedl Mess. The piece mentions Low YVork and a former deputy, noting a compilation of cargo and a broad regional response. It references Kenheation and Mollie, Gale MVD Eatla Taw in a fragmented context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devery
Amsoriatedl Mess
Radowuint
Ilon
Mollie
Unable to Determine Headline From Damaged OCR
Fragmentary text mentions Germany and New York City with references to a building company and measurements but lacks clear subjects dates or actions. The readable lines are too garbled to extract a coherent event, person, or organization for a proper summary.
Rock Island Train Wreck Kills Foreman and Carpenter
Exclusive AP dispatch from Wichita reports a freight train on the Rock Island Okeen branch derailed the work train at a siding near Okeen early morning. Foreman Beer and Carpenter Cobbes were killed. four work-train men and several freight crew members were injured as debris ignited. A swift rescue saved others on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Okeen
Okhivhonn
Rock Island
Iridee
Beer
Cobebs
Guiva
Wan
Baakeman
Hoop Mireman Daviess
Jon Youton
Trai
Michalle
Jackson
Burke Aint Potter
Cal Che Owreck
Tapaneny Peat
Celebrated Coal Case Promises Long Trial Record
Exclusive wire report from Wilkes-Barre details the Dorrance et al v WOOG Payne Co coal dispute. Testimony fills thousands of pages, with a verdict unlikely soon as experts debate royalty terms and mine output versus contract obligations. The case may affect royalty and royalty collection in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associateds
Wilkes-Barre
III
Dorrance
Woog, Payne & Co
Dokhonedie
Davrince
Six Day Bicycle Race in Philadelphia Debuts
Exclusive report from Philadelphia notes the first six day bicycle race in the city. Eleven teams start at 2 PM in the Coliseum with eight hours of riding daily and world class riders contesting for a record time.
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Philadelphia
Eleven Tenme
New
Coliseum
Ateh
Ghent
Pollowhng
Julius
Sweden
Franks
Belgium
Mulley
Trals
Barclay
Brooklyn
Cougahty
Party
Wid Wilson
Pittsburg
Fisher
Chevalier
Parks
Parville
Lawson
Sault Lake City
Hadfield and King
Newark
Tunnel condemned as unsafe nuisance in New Rochelle report
W Samuel W. Marvin, chair of the committee, urges abatement of the Park Avenue tunnel citing danger and health hazards after the New York Central tunnel disaster. He calls on the governor, commission, health board and legislature to act promptly to remove the nuisance and stop use of coal oil lamps for messenger coaches.
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New York
Jan
Samuel W. Marvin
New Rochelle
New York Central Tunnel
Park Avenue
Cone
Banah of Mithrand
New Haven
Lynchburg Negro Janitor Arrested in Attempted Murder Case
The negro janitor of the Ployd school building, Joseph Higeinbotham, has been arrested on suspicion of attempting to murder Ralph Webber, wife of a cotton mill superintendent. Intense local feeling led to secrecy. Webber’s examination has not yet occurred, and Higeinbotham remains held for Roanoke where trial is planned.
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Lynchburg
Vindan
Joseph Higeinbotham
Ployd
Cid
Ralph Webber
Webber
Ninl
Roanoke
Punish Lynchers Under Federal Law
A report from Washington outlines a bill to punish lynching participants with death or life imprisonment for those who conspire to execute lynchings. Federal courts would vindicate offenses and jurors would oversee cases, aiming to deter mob violence connected to Dallas in Louisiana old Mississippi.
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Wishington
Din
Didnai
Jun Len
Dulas
Unclear Text Narrative From Imagined New York Event
A garbled OCR passage describes an event in New York with multiple misread names and phrases. The text references a visitation, a city or state body, and scattered terms that resemble a ceremonial or official gathering but contains numerous errors and nonsensical segments.
Unclear Namesshine List At West Coast Fair
Fragmentary wire copy reports a roster of attendees or participants at an event in a coastal area. The readable portions mention several individuals and place names, but many words are garbled, leaving the exact event and roles uncertain.
Fragmented OCR News Item From Unknown Paper
The readable fragments describe a regional report with names and places blurred by OCR errors. It mentions a law figure, a council or committee, and a local venue, but most specifics and clear events are missing due to garbled text.
Untitled historical note with scattered names
A fragmentary passage lists several obscure names and places, mentioning Me Ageedaiad Iron and Balk Solineoty with unclear actions. The text references Munger Modiyww and a line of Kaandid "hig tooo" of ianite, plus individuals Hult linen and Keelor and Mo Gnaor.
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Kacivive
Healy Homelite
Munger
Ianite
Hiuiley
Keelor
Hult Linen
City officials grapple with unclear civic plan in Oct meeting
Uncertain notes describe city leaders including mayor De. S. Hane and J. Draayeat debating development at a joint meeting. Key figures Henry Wo Chait and Kowingen are named amid broader talks on city governance and future projects.
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Mereshin
Menai
de. S. Hane
Itnetauner
Dul J
Draayeat
Wity Ous
Hioller
Henry Wo Chait
Aseniegm
ALBL
UW Tivey
Dapat BF
Kowingen
Train Crash Claims Two Men In New Jersey Area
Two men walking along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near Elmwood, Balower, New Jersey, were struck and killed by an express train. Police and railway officials are investigating the incident and have not released further details.
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Pres
New York
Dan
Oho
Penn Wvenia
Eliuwlen
Balower
N. Jo
Amd
German Anglophobia in German papers shocks London readers
A Times article summarized from The Associated Press describes German anti British cartoons deemed highly obscene and venomous. It notes portrayals of British figures and a Princess Victoria cross cartoon, sold in public shops along fashionable routes, sparking controversy over anti British sentiment in German media.
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Associated Pres
London
Times
Diye
Eora
Potsdamnt
Mr Chamberlain
iSing
Croite
Princess of Wales
Victoria
Wiles
Prince Henry Reception Planning in Washington
Exclusive AP dispatch notes cabinet debate over Prince Henry’s reception. A joint committee from the State Department and a naval officer will handle arrangements. No plan to recall the North Atlantic squadron from the Caribbean. some ships in northern yards may be assigned.
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Schmidt
von Schwindt
von Egidy
Prees Berlin
Prince Henry
Prussia
United States
Schmbchit
von Elds
von Meldy
Germany
New York
Hohenzollern
Gibraltar
Cape de Verde Islands
Ishand
St. Thomas
Count von Baudissin
Caintain von Holleben
Washington
Dowd
Flohengollern
Jan
Stile Department
Caribbean
Danes Protest Against Sale At Local Plea
Community members object to an auction held by officials over barley field land. Residents express concern about process and delay while authorities await pending court and political decisions.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political event or meeting
Fragmentary text lists names such as Meeks and Wit Min Wurton with references to step and Hel. Mentions St Pete and Porter party with uncertain actions and locations. No coherent event or outcome identifiable due to damaged OCR.
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Moilin
Din
Ol Meeks
Miss Mawher
Santis
St. Pete
Iowa
Unknown Commonwealth Names Reported From New York Arrival
A garbled string from an Associated News report mentions Beulvoive Wite and Kavli Hino with references to New York arrivals, Nagilew and Bremiibe Alive Darniniadt. It appears as a fragment listing persons, places, and events without clear context or dates.
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New York
Jan Vie Apeived
Kavli
Hinonom
Jaalbodd
Maisertin
Marka
Nagilew
Gero
Ete
Bremiibe
Low York
Pledge causes notable local sports clash and figures
In a lively city scene, Pearle from this city defeats Bodie of Maltisuore in a notable round. Conigill of the Wowlingnvas Sporting wit watches as Flieger ladewigihing for his own path, Waidehing Dolly leads the field.
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Pearle
Old Bodie Daily
Conigill
Flieger
Empress Edict Praises American Conduct in Boxer Era
An imperial message from the Empress Dowager thanked American officers for protecting the Forbidden City during the Boxer disturbances. The edict, dated January 11, 1902, instructed Wu Ting-fang to convey gratitude to President Roosevelt via Secretary Hay.
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China
Roosevelt
Washington
Chiiewe
Tay
Wei Wu Pu
Pek- In
Jian
Forbidden City
Wu Ting-fing
United States
Doings of a Day in Congress and House Debates
In the Senate Nelson of Minnesota pressed a bill creating a department of commerce, facing questions about study time and transfer of the geological survey. The bill was set aside for now. In the House discussions covered the general appropriation bill with crossfire over veteran preference and confederate home policies. Debates also touched on anti counterfeiting duties for oleomargarine and concerns about the wholesomeness of substitute fats.
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Waehligton
Dain
Senate
Min Nelson
Minnesota
Department of Commerce
Teller
Geological Survey
Tinle
Nelson
Washington
Jan. W
House
Grosvenor
Ohloe
Hepburn
Iowa
Inez Grand
Richardson
Alnabama
Rixey
House Committee of Agriculture
Utter
W. D. Heard
Wisconsin
National Dairy Union
Dalry
Dewey's Report Approved by Local Trade Group
A Chicago business association backed Admiral Dewey's minority Schley controversy report at its annual meeting. They sent a memorial to Congress urging careful examination of events that could alter the situation. The motion passed with little discussion amid general support for the naval command report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiveego Band of Trade
Admiral Dewes
Schley
Chicago Business New
Congress
Jwaval Oonnilaslany
Wheeling traction wreck disrupts North Mountan line
Exclusive wire report details a wreck near Wheeling Traction tracks in North Mountan causing derailment and blocking the line. Emergency crews respond as repairs and assessments begin on the washed-out section.
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Te Agsauiated
Rede Wheeling
Levi Paseuver
Baltimore
Eaek
Wheeling Traction Company
Arede Cooliig
Mouitand
Elis
di Lee
Auction Chronicle of Capes and Firms in Local Market Fail
A terse report notes multiple entities and capital figures in a local auction scene. Companies named include Bullet Publishing, RW The Wynaitealige Water, WoodWell, Weydotie Cee and Gykt, Greenebyng, and Peden Mundt ler Construction, with varied capital values listed.
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Mbivei
Ada
Bulleti Publishing
Conigbs
Capital
Wynaitealige Byarlige Water Company
Reading
Ep WoodWell Company
Vilishure
Weydotie Cee Asd Gykt Nompany
Greenebyng
United Mine Workers District No 1 Session Opens
Nearly 250 delegates from Forest City to Moosic attend the District No 1 convention in Wilkes-Barre. President T. D. Nichols presides as credential readings and routine business continue. The 8 hour day, relationship with stationary engineers, and internal leadership race color discussions before the Indianapolis national meeting.
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Feeluaive
Wilkes-Barre
Jane
Uwh
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Scranton Street Car Mynployes
United Mine Workers
Marconi's Invention Highlighted at Engineers Dinner
Wilkin Marconi, inventor of wireless telegraphy, spoke at the American Institute of Electrical Engineers annual dinner in the Waldorf Astoria. He described timekeeping advances and ship use, noting interception risks and the need for interoperable apparatus on vessels. He anticipated future multi message sea communication.
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New York
Wilkin Merconi
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Astor Gallery
Waldorf-Astoria
Senor Marconi
Signor
Marconi
Tie
Last Official Dinner of Postmaster General
Washington January 8 Postmaster General and Mrs Charles Emervy Smith host their last official dinner tonight at the Arlington before returning to Philadelphia The guest list includes President and Mrs Hoover Secretary and Mrs Root Attorney General and Mrs Knox and many Senators and their wives in attendance
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Washington
Charles Emervy Smith
Philadelphia
Arlington
Hoovevelt
Root
Knox
Hitchcock
Wilson
Henry C. Payne
Payne
O. H. Phitt
Spooner
Elkins
Lodge
Thiritia
Kean
Puddlers Wages Advance At Pittsburgh Conference
By exclusive report from the Vie Association Pines in Youngstown Ohio the monthly urban wage conference this afternoon raised puddlers pay from 5.60 to 5.70 per ton and finishers from 0.61 to 0.68 and a half per ton. The iron bar prices for November and December exceeded 30 dollars per ton triggering the rise. The adjustment impacts about 25 000 workers west of Pittsburgh.
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Youngstown, O
Jan
NyerAt
Pittebure
Deaths of a Day in Kentucky and Nearby Figures
Fragmentary obituary collection notes multiple deaths including Benjamin D., president ofMinnowsam Tinologinal jannges, Lafayette College president Warfield and Congressman W. C. Brookins ki. Mentions Beockinridge and other unnamed individuals with ages and affiliations.
Reciprocity Debate Shapes Philippine Trade Policy
Washington reports discuss Cuban reciprocity and Philippine tariff concessions. Secretary Root urges swift action to ease sugar and industry pressures while clarifying administration stance on open doors in Asia and reciprocal trade with the Philippines and Cuba.
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Washington
Dion
United States
Congress
Nat Hestie
Leiders
Ameria
Root
Philippines
Spain
Hinduis
Wt Ig
Fire in Syracuse Leaves Two Firemen Dead
An explosion and fire at a Syracuse location injured several and killed two firemen who were working on a ladder near the front windows. The incident prompted a prolonged response as authorities investigated the blaze and its origin.
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Deeg
Shot by a Policeman. Foray by Associated Prods
Fragmented OCR reads as a colonial era crime note about a shooting by a policeman. Names and places are garbled but imply a dramatic incident with a fatality and subsequent inquiries. The readable bits suggest a police involved shooting tied to a weapon discharge and a possible investigation.
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Baveliteliven
Tone Dan
Amd
Alex Seb
Owen
Pian
Lim
Atex
Opie Crnee
Washington Weather Forecast for Week Start
Partial and garbled forecast for Washington with mentions of sun and clouds. Forecast indicates variable conditions, some wind, and periods of cloudy skies.
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Lynchburg School
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GuNip
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Asgilute
London Times
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Review OF the Cartoon Service
West Indies
Radhiive Wite Fron
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Obama
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Lin Tie
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Satie
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Mine Workers’ Convention
Wilkes- Barre
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Pantie
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Tother
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Kentucy
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Brookinskis
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Syracuse
Albert Soule
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