Federation Attacks by the Knights General Master Workman Blasts Gompers Follower
The annual message by General Master Workman Burns denounces followers of Mr. Gompers and accuses officers of deserting steel workers during the last strike. He warns organized labor risks weakening the United States and features sharp critiques of leadership, court orders, and government labor policy amid the steel industry dispute.
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Workman Burns
Gompers
Shaffer
Presa
Yndisiapatis
New
Bodanessessono
Ba Pelea
Urienisaris
Slaster Werkum Prue
Niede
Lalo
Earthquake Strikes Southern Utah With Heavy Damage
Remote areas report strong tremors as Salt Lake City and Beaver County feel the quake. Officials describe significant damage with collapsed walls and dust, while fatalities are confirmed and several residents seek aid. Authorities warn of aftershocks as recovery efforts begin.
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Sal Lake City
Amere
Tota
Clerenthy
Cenais of the Yukon and the Yellow Fermion Mystery
An unclear wire service style report mentions Cenais in the Yukon and a Yellow Fermion, with references to Dewey and a Demikihih session. The text is garbled, obscuring clear names, dates, or events.
Development of the South at the Southern Cotton Spinners banquet
A banquet of the Southern Cotton Spinners Association featured speakers including Pholke Saatth of Athinii and U S Senator John McLaurin. They discussed industrial growth and national unity, stressing commerce and a strong maritime merchant fleet as paths to progress.
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Sow
Ben, Pholke Saatth
Athiniit
Ove Frome
Hatent
United States
John
McLaurin
Opp Poredyn
Pradet
Senuwtar McTurin
Unclear Turkish Government Alarm Over Economic Tensions
Fragmentary text shows references to Turkish government concern over repayment pressures and political oversight. Mentions of international figures and locations are garbled, with scattered names and places. precise events and dates are not retrievable from the readable portions.
Storm in New York Shuts Roads and Delays Travel
Unclear OCR text describes a storm affecting Central New York with mention of county roads and drifting conditions. The fragment references wind, snow, and travel hazards impacting communities from Vernon to nearby towns. No clear dates or officials are identified.
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Sugdeuse
New York
Ioc
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Unclear OCR text describes a crime scene and family disruption. Details include references to a burglary and a household event. The fragment mentions a house and a family, with names or identifiers garbled. No coherent dates or locations are readable.
General Hall Retired and Two Officers Up for Promotion
President Roosevelt will appoint two brigadier generals following General Hall's retirement. The vacancies arise as many senior colonels, some veterans of the Civil War and Spanish War, near retirement age, with several candidates holding distinguished service in earlier conflicts.
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Tisto
Ienny
Iedia
Maenigagn
Tisenee Amd
Rome
Mi Yi
Mall
Treshlent Toogevelt
Opis Porlanite
Eradeoot
Bideiier Henmerul
Henry J. Mberioin
Mane Toewletint Valenel
Anajer
Reedlion
Durhig
Rathbun Refuses to Talk Further in Murder Case
Newell Leithbun, suspected in poisoning Charles Comin dia Tiotel, is reported silent in custody. He appeared before Judge Vander din with Major Rider to answer murder charges as the circuit court sets a special session to weigh Rathbun's case.
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Teffersonville, Ltd
Newell
Leithbun
Charles Comin
Mentha Bay
Frog
Tee
Rathbun
Hell
Canseider Tathbun
Librarians In Session at Harrisburg Meeting
A local librarians’ meeting in Harrisburg featured President D Robb Anderson and Miss J J Low among speakers. Key topics included cataloging reforms, library card systems, and updates from the executive committee chaired by Floward Pluriswick.
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Harrisburs
Werstomer
Crearge Fdwiare
Whiarhin
Eli Mhonpeson
Lee
Elomuadt
Drobb Anderson
Juarnesse Hiro
Wittsbure
J. J. Low
Dryn Mawr College
Soc. Reloaryetrensis
Poury Jd. Cum
Soran
Toi
Addi Epider
Floward Pluriswick
Harerishura
Miss Wille
Bechler
Nhe Lendtive Teature
Llovriant Putnam
Tiliahin
Ma. Putin
Philadelphia
Mr Low to Visit President in Major Diplomatic Visit
The report notes Mr Low plans a high level visit to the President amid rising ties between their governments. Officials said discussions will cover trade cooperation and regional security, with both sides aiming to broaden dialogue and joint projects.
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Mr. Low
Miners Rescued After Moewhontas Mine Fire and Explosions
The Pocahontas coal mine at Moewhontas caught fire and exploded after firefighters entered to aid trapped workers. Twenty-five miners were rescued, all badly burned. five bodies recovered and several others missing. Names of the dead and injured are incomplete.
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Assouiated
Bluefield
W. Va
Moewhontas
Dowetook
Poeuhontas
Poewheontas
Tug River
Pocahontas
Louis Wouwlwine
Dali Dernhart
Will Mountgomery
M.D. Moonts Sydh
Urieo
Woolwhne
Missionary allocations set by Methodist committee
Pittsburg Nov 1 The general missionary committee of the Methodist Episcopal church votes to raise the home mission share to 40 percent of the appropriation and the foreign mission to 60 percent. The appropriation totals include incidentals 9000 salaries of officers and bishops 46000 disseminating literature 52000 expenses of field secretary for youths 90180.
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Committee of Methodist Church
Associated Views
Pittsburg
General Missiony Committee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foreign Mission
Fielrd
Washington Times Sold to Munsey, New York Publisher
The Washington Times morning and evening editions on Sundays have been sold through the agency of Charles Pidner to Frank A. Munsey of Munsey's Magazine, New York. Munsey will take control of the entire printing plant. Munsey enters the daily newspaper field after a lengthy career with continental paper ventures.
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Washington
The
Washington Times
Charles My Pidmer
A. Munesur
Munsey
New York
Diddy
Nas York Ely
Youthful Prisoner Arrested After Horse Theft
James Nick a youth of 14 or 15 was arrested in Wilkes-Hare on Tuesday for stealing Frankvoglan's horse from Penn Avenue. The horse was recovered in Wilkes-Barre about a week later. Nick identified as the driver of the horse was brought before Magistrate Saibler for a further hearing. Local witness testimony will determine the next steps.
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James Nick
Wilkes- Hare
Saibler
Tadiag
Records in Sterling Case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sterling case with references to a Wire and ties, actions by a council or court, and a date around late 28th year. The record mentions a woman and words suggesting a public notice or legal action with unspecified parties and deadlines.
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Jaelle
Shurary
Anita
Dheiisues
Pan American Finances Show Large Deficit for Exposition
Directors of Pan American Exposition Company hear a financial report detailing total assets and liabilities. The report notes operating expenses and the costly exposition, with receipts from two sources and a sizable debt to bondholders and creditors. The scrambled text implies a troubled balance sheet and looming liabilities.
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One
Feo
Ocaneessigna
Court Cuts Fees In Election Contest Proceedings
The court reduced the commissioners and stenographers pay for a long election contest. Commissioners were cut from 7200 each to 5000. stenographers received 914.72 total as approved by President Judge Edwards. Witness and constable mileage and fees are expected to shrink the county’s costs amid tight finances.
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Ste Ormiphers
Thiveen
Sie
L Edwards
Kentheless
Ware
Ronnitesiomer
Gormissimieb
Otis
Hada
Mystery Shooting Near Ridge Alleges Dark Undertones
Report details a shooting at Tray near the Ridge with multiple witnesses present. The investigation names several individuals including Cavell and Livinne as attendees, with uncertain motives and a tense confrontation noted between two groups.
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Canmiy
Henry Coolant
Tibet
Cavalli
Deaths of a Day in Halew Ley and Nearby Areas
A jumble of memorial notices honors multiple individuals, including notable figures in medicine and academia, with scattered references to Halew Ley and Wellington. The text notes the death of a person aged around middle age, and mentions connections to institutions and locations such as Bright's Liege and Maplesun, though details are fragmented and unclear.
Delegation Talks Gage on Sugar Plantations Labor Issues
A delegation led by W. O. Smith Atherton and M. Stansey urged Secretary Gage to ease labor shortages on sugar plantations by admitting Chinese laborers freely for a trial period. They argued Hawaii planters and southern beet growers share interests and would back reciprocal immigration if Congress acts. Representative Long of Kansas warned against tariff revisions but noted strong pro reciprocity sentiment in the era.
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Gage
Vie
Asfordab
Warehington
W. OO. Smith
Atherton
M. Stansey
Rithel
Estizena
Pawaikented
Ain
Ted
Mrowatlans
United States
Wandaba
Stepu
Chinsee
Jenet
Representative Long
Kansas
Ways and Means Committee
House
Roosevelt
Bobouck
Arbuckles Win in Coffee Case Across States
The Arbuckles prevail in a coffee case as state food authorities target alleged misbranding. A lower court ruling favored the commission, but Judge Pursley reversed, with the Arbuckles claiming sugar trust backing. If they had lost, the prosecution could extend to other states.
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Tolede
Tudee Pugsley
Wihich An Daeal Gyiocer
State Prayer Food
Gretuive Chiatte Acu
Arbuckles
Comaiselomer
Pursley
Sugar Trust
Archbuckles
Sabbath Union Rally Draws National Attention
An exclusive wire report notes the American Sabbath Union mass meeting today as delegates debate Sunday opening strikes and legislative influence. The event gathers religious groups amid calls for unified action and potential political impact.
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New York
Ameren Sabbath Union
Corpse Found in Box at Express Company
Local undertakers report a body discovered inside a box aboard the United States Express. Investigators note signs of foul play and a likely homicide, with authorities pursuing leads as they search for missing identifiers and the suspect.
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Emerson
United States Express
Anti Chamberlain Meetings Reported Abroad
In the latest dispatch from an exclusive wire service, diplomats report continued talks among anti Chamberlain factions. Observers describe tentative accords and remaining tensions as discussions proceed in a European capital amid calls for policy unity.
Unclear OCR fragment reports events in Vuehinaton Nev
Fragmentary text mentions May id Sabvirdogs Uaetor Mogliana and Kale Fridays with unclear references to people and places. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the legible portion.
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Knights
Apolis
Beatae
Wien
GMI
Anor
PDL
Sosiwied
Wien the Oechnte
Wiimesstarker
Wales
Eden Cain
Utah
Beaver City
Jeffries-Ruhlin Battle
San Francisco
Mars
San Prancisco
Deriries
Bain Chinpienstipe
Labia
Amlepalan
Ue Wits
Philaese Eoybett
Leo
Mr. Doughty
Petunia
Liverpool
Hon
Hoke Smith
Senator John
I. McLaurin
Niles
Peay World
Germany
Dion
Avireuatve, Gietiindint
Getiods
Firelsn
Chororiawita
Moreluvnt
Uniiaries
Andie
el Quay
Dresg
Herve
Thanis
Kacke
Preston
Tony Maccedonike
Chimiere
Hall
Librarians IN Session
Harrisburg
Vitale
Aehille
Clanaglon
Ase
Waller
Anwatibys
Steamship Aitivals
Wink
Potevivagle
Ork
Avilyods Majestic
Giormanle
Now
York
Chrom Liveenoiz Wien Adniveds
Vovatant
Eis Boulogne Sur
Noah
Gabe
Mir
BABY
Frank A. Munsey
Magazine Fame
Sulphur Springs
Warreidin
Billigore
Byala
Pan-American Finances
Fay
Eam Bois
Petivabey
Pitrae
Bane
Ahearth
Fever Lake
Nigel NW
Sidi
Jorney
Wellington
Aity
Dati
Fhitey
Malipel
Otal Boday
Bright's Liege
LABOR
Scranton
St Doe Mia Reentea Teltgatin
Axclusive
Aseow Lite
Praga Inti
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Plitainette
Bebhi
Chaeraieyene
Byebau
Satawedel
Warten
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