General Vargas-Santos Abandons Wisconsin Peace Conference
General Vargas-Santos, military director of Colombia’s revolution, declines to attend the peace conference aboard the U S S Wisconsin in Planayan. He demands recognition of the Liberal Party’s civil and political rights and cites alleged government orders to imprison and execute Uribe Uribe, prompting renewed warfare.
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U. S
Wisconsin
Liberal Party
San Jose
Costa Rica
Virguis Santos
Te Pui
Boal
United States
Colombia
Mivioes
Tne
Thani
Gaeleinhhe
Genel Varros-Santos
Colonia
gos-Santos
Furile
Tovar
Urib- Uribe
Uribe-Uribe
Tre Brie
General Vargas-Santos
Pain
Fineral Varges-Santos
Last Survivor of Mose Connected with Humbug Dead
The last survivor of the Cardi Giant Humbug, Sampson, died in the city last April. A gypsum plant created the life-sized Cand i Giant. found on a Onondaga County farm near Cardiff, it stirred early suspicions of fossil giants. Experts later proved it a hoax, with fraud suspected and uncovered after long investigation.
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Chicago
John
Saurpeon
Sampson
Couwse
Lincoln Park
Ann
Cardiff
Onondaga County
N. Y
Syracuse
Roosevelt Shown Buttons Spark Unclear Campaign Signal
The article reports on buttons bearing President Roosevelt and Secretary Shaw prepared for their 1908 Western trip. Officials say the souvenirs were intended for a Dennison visit two months earlier and not to promote Secretary Shaw.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Shin
Shaw
Hil Gteker
Des Thas
Robert 8. Armstrong
Uiplbed
Secretary of the Treasury
Denn Aun
VMAB
Alain
Dennison
I Vleke
Wreck of Freight Train Near Williamson
A head on collision between the Norfolk and Eastern fast freleight and an extra freight near Williamson left express messenger John Boyder of Platishore Va dead. Injured were engineer Abe Jackson and fireman J C Mvans, both in serious condition. Baggage car and engine crew remains burned.
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Huntington
W. Va
Norfolk and Eastern
Williamson
John Boyder
Platishore
Abe Jackson
J. C. Mvans
Tre
Snyder
Death of Dr Tooker Prominent Chicago Physician
From The Associated Dream Chicago comes news that Dr Tooker a leading physician in Chichkro and president of the Micnois Homenithic Medical association died today of apoplexy. His body was found on the bathroom floor after he had apparently been dead for hours. He was in his years and well known as a writer on medical topics.
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Dream
Chicago
Robert Newton ‘Vooker
Chichkro
Micnois Homenithic Medical Association
Servent
Tooker
Secretary Hay Criticized Over Jewish Refugees Speech
A Philadelphia Hebrew leader denounces Secretary Hay for his stance on Jewish refugees. The sermon urges U S action to protect 250000 Jews in a dependent nation, urging the United States to wield moral leadership and intervene against persecution.
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Philadelphia
Abbi Josep Krauskeyt
Petorn
Seneseth Esenel
Tunis
Humanitariar
United States
Namun Lind
Christhin Roumianis
Treatlhis
Ellie Saldona
Tay
Rowanianhi
Russia
Turkey
China
Cuba
Velgious
Christo
Crown Prince of Slam Briefly Visits Elam En Route
Exclusive wire reports the crown prince of Slam making a two hour layover in Elam during a western journey. He was met by locals including Nal Dinng, a student at Atchison College, with a city drive and evening sightseeing before the party proceeds to Colorado Springs tomorrow.
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Clio
Slam
Elam
Nal Dinng
Atchison, Han
Colorado Springs
MORO SULTAN CLIMBS DOWN AND DECLARES FRIENDLY TO AMERICANS
Exclusive wire from Manila reports the Sultan of Mindanao disavowing any intent to resist American forces and denying possession of stolen property. Brigadier General Sunico prepares a column to exert pressure, but the expedition may be abandoned. The Digan road completion and north shore occupation are seen as key to Moro allegiance.
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Manila
Sultan of Micolod
m@ Telter
Pershing
Camp Vivars
Island
Mite
Albhoteh
Assur
Digan
Posellle
Dole Suspends Another Official in Hawaii Scandal
The report states Governor Dole suspended Tool Superintendent of Public Works Ji-a Jomes FH and arrested him on a warrant for alleged improper handling of public funds. It notes prior suspensions and arrests in the territory, including Boyd and Wright, amid a broader power dispute over gubernatorial suspensions.
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Honolulu
Jomes FH
Oaersage
Etbelglements
W Wright
Austin
Boyd
Wis
Dale
Keen Bowd
Capitol
Cnd
Ingidiainus
Senate
Ibis
Stuation
Roosevelt
Navy Coal Purchases and Fuel Use Report
Admiral Bradford presents the annual Navy equip report noting coal purchases totaling 1,400,000 tons with an average price around 47.01 per ton. Domestic coal use rose while foreign purchases declined. 48 percent of coal consumed was for Navy propulsion and 7 percent for torpedo boat testing.
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Agsus
Washington
North
Bradford
Bureau of Equip
Wand Verma
Navy
DSS
Norfolk
Fatal boiler explosion at New York pumping station
Two men died in a Queens water works boiler explosion. Engineer William Duhuy and fireman James Nelson were killed as the building shattered, debris flew over a thousand feet, and a second boiler was tossed hundreds of feet. Scallsis believed to have caused the blast.
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New York
Osta’e
Queens Doroweh
Willi Dihuy
Air James Nelson
Iren
Scallius
Daniel Dorris Dead After Shooting in Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Dorris a wine foreman for Hus Huehuona Cowl company was shot by Patrick Hennessy a firefighter who refused reinstatement and died in hospital. Hennessy remains jailed awaiting trial on murder charges. Dorris, 40, a well known mine foreman, left a wife and several children.
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Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Dorris
Hus- Huehuona Cowl Company
Patrick Hennessy
Elennessy Js
Thurder
Haves
On Trail of Murderers Perry Tells Watches Sold by Cambridge Man
George L. Perry confessed receiving watches pawned from a man in Central Square Cambridge as police tied him to the Morton and McPhee murders. Mason, a Boston man, denied knowledge but Perry identified him as the pawner before Cambridge and state police. Perry’s custody through Boston Children’s Aid Society marked a pivotal turn toward solving the case.
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George L. Perry
On Man
Central Square
Cambridge
Perry
Boston Children’s Aid Society
Boston
Agnes McPhee
Chird A. Morton
Uhe Naoe
Polles
Alan CG. Munsoan
Borton Mna
Middlesex County Jail
Aliss Chita A. Morton
Oles Mason
Mason
Gale
Persie Chouh
Boston Childrents Aid Society
Clowes Wy. Girtwell
Ranimell C. Lawrence
Peirce
Homunth Ogo
Miss McPhee
State Police
Allveers
Cruimbridge
Neniser
George I. O. Peres
Chora A. Morton
Percy
Miss Morton
Cambridge Court
Mison
Masson
Fairbuirn
Ryan
Oliver Argy
Hellmont
Onlioers New
Dunham
Dexter
Calles
Sade
Telie
Will
Ware
French Government Ready for Outbreak
The government readies precautions as miners threaten renewed strike violence. Troops deployed across many regions with no major disorders yet reported. The miners Congress has decided to continue the strike, stirring fear of further clashes and disruption.
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Paris
Lens
Pas-de-Calais
Cotrileres
Pusede-Cahkie
Maine
Woman Fatally Shoots Husband in Binghamton Home
Mrs. Wink killed her husband with a shotgun during a quarrel at their Dickinson street home. The couple had been married 23 years and jealousy over a nephew reportedly sparked the incident. The coroner deemed the act to be justifiable in the darkness.
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Binghamton
N. Ye
Nave
Noch Hink
Dickinson
Morrises
Hink
Prank Hink
Wink
Saaturday
Kink
Foo
Lausband
Mink
Justitiille
Paris Coal Strike Delegates Vote to Continue Walkout
A meeting of delegates from Pas-de-Calais coal districts near Lone voted to sustain the strike. About fifteen thousand workers gathered as violent discussions erupted over wages and company talks. Disorder spread to Browy and Lievin with injuries and property damage reported.
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Paris
Lone
Pas-de-Calais
Browy
Department Due Nord
Lievin
British ports receive six vessels from various ports
New York reports arrival of six steamers at Work this port today. The Maranettie from Newcastle Earlewood Penarth Magn leh from Liverpool Athi from Glasgow bring goods to Great Britain.
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New York
Great Britain
Newscastle
Earlewood
Penarth
Magnleh
Liverpool
Athi
Glasgow
Machinists Strike Amid Turmoil at Steubenville Mills
Unclear report notes machinists at Ammeviated Pree Steubenville mill walkout during a national steel company dispute. Text mentions Mince Junthon and Choe kat vcua dit but details are garbled, with references to a win by an unnamed party and ongoing industrial action.
Translation and notices on Roosevelt Strenuous Life critique
An article discusses translations of The Strenuous Life by Roosevelt and compares internal and external observer views. It notes praise for Roosevelt’s public standards and a forthcoming work by Vicomte de Nowtiles detailing French operations in the American independence war, based on official archives. A portrait engraving of Washington accompanies the page.
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Roosevelt
Athe Tle
Prileds Perdinand de Balleigny
Leon Jet
Foogevelt
United States
James Bryce
Aimierica
Vicomte de Nowtiles
Hivesco
Nuivvnes
Vicomte
Washington
General Wood Returns From Germany After War Tour
General Leotard Wool accompanied by General Wood and officers visited Allied lines aboard the St. Lawrence. Wood spoke of favorable facilities and lessons from the visit, noting discussions with General Corbin and General Young about postwar plans. The trip included a Lions encounter and a visit to Scotland with his family.
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Associated Press
New York
Leotard Wool
Corbin
Young
Todas
Anierloch
St. Laue
Yoong
Wood
Scotland
Grenveval Woouwis
Tragedy in Bath Ends in Double Suicide Killings
Christopher P L and Mary Memguson, both of Bath, were shot by a street heart in what authorities call a domestic quarrel turning fatal. A passerby found the bodies before noon, the girl age ten and a half years, the man fifteen in age older, two witnesses reported to police.
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Buffalo
Christopher PL
Bath
Alfberioon
Mary Memguson
Tour
Geneseo
Willie
Miesdin
Lee Pergison
Sadie Bleath
Cote
Posten A Dangerous Man on the Trail of Johnson
A report from Scranton describes a dangerous assailant armed with a revolver and razor. The suspect, linked to the town, allegedly struck Johnsen with a weapon, causing fatal injuries. Authorities plan to hold the suspect for trial as the case proceeds to the next court date.
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Johnson
Scranton
Masti
JebOie
Bing Bia
Johnsen
Expedition to King William Land Planned for 1908
Arctic explorer Nansen announces a polar expedition led by Captain Armandsden starting in 1908 from King William Land near Greenland, then proceeding to the Behring Strait. Professor Schmidt of Berlin calls the mission a significant advancement in terrestrial navigation.
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Christhuk
Noway
Ber
Mido
Nansen
Armandsden
King William Land
Greenland
Behring Strait
Schmidt
Berlin
Government Plans Military Aid in Suppressing Bandits in Provinces
A government plan announced by telegraph from the Associated Press outlines securing military assistance inactive since the end of the insurrection. Operations will begin promptly with military support aiding civil authorities, targeting provinces Cavite Rizal Bulacan and surrounding areas where bands terrorize towns and loot communities. General Davis assists Governor Taft coordinating guard posts and constabulary campaigns as provinces prepare for forthcoming actions.
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Micnihi
Cavite
Kigwl
Tihiea
Ala- Hila
Gotelock
Bulacan
Vival
Davis
Taft
Rizal
Edward's Birthday Honors List From The Associated Press
The London edition reports a mixture of honors focusing on promotions tied to commerce and the South African war. No new peerages are created and several dignitaries are named to the Privy Council.
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London
Dinihday
Aviliit
Cheha Ais
Utnepes
London Docks
Avasvseroot
Air Josephe C
Dlnisdihe
Tea Bowgne
Alexiander
Whsow
Mb PS Dad Aguas Prevdat
Iink
Kali Journal
Adina
Walking Match at Philadelphia Athletes Lofty Pace
The article lists a walking event in Philadelphia featuring numerous competitors including Millaielphia, Sow, and Wilkie. It notes the track length as seventeen laps to the mile and mentions dates and participants in a dense, period-voice listing.
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Millaielphia
Wilkie
Ganbeh
Tegan
Wight
Li Tiadey
Devin
Qilok
Das
Shied Ton
Phegelinia
Golden
Gueienro
Puli
Rei
Wilters
Wea
Cartwright
Hawmth
Parion
Tiley
O'Driscall
Horn
Brien
Beichmont
Werner
Pedlar
Crite
John Cig
Barclay
Harringtort
Steamship Arrivals From Varied Ports
Paviative Wire reports a November list of steamship arrivals and departures in New York and Liverpool routes. Vessels from St Louis to Cherie Rotterddin and Boulogne to Alor, as well as Liverpool to Queenstown and New York, are noted with multiple port calls and itineraries.
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Associated Presa
New York
St. Louis
Suh Hilo
Cherie
Blatending
Rotterddin
Boulogne & Alor
Oomvie
Liverpool
Queenstown
Columbia
Hassow
Moville
Diesee
Grosse
Bremen
Ollie
Queenstowny
Kivu
Wileenatowi
Fieils
Kalsey Wilhelm Des
Weather Outlook for Waeligtan and Mowhaeayasday
Forecast for Waeligtan and Mowhaeayasday calls for variable conditions with northwest winds increasing. Temperatures are expected to rise modestly with occasional showers possible across the region.
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Waeligtan
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Krauskopf
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the Prince
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