Colombians Capture Colon Amid Isthmus Crisis
Washington reports the Colombian Liberal faction seized Colon as tensions rise over railroad transit. Consul Gudger in Panama confirms disruptions and U S officials consider deploying Marines to protect transit and property while authorities seek to avoid bloodshed.
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McCrea
Secretary of the Navy
Gudger
Panama
Perry
Trem
Washington
Colon
Ide
Shavetuy
Leung
Aditi Chowalishlel
PM Liter
Roosevelt
Jouett
Paani
United States
Gal Cohen
Cenena Gudger
Pram
Grudger
Mudnives
Tiwnsit
Aletogether
Isthmus
Cairo
Sun
Umhere- Toye Secretars Hill
Chiptila Perry
Towa
Bing
Panami
Perrys
Serosa
United Buttes
Catalin Terry
Vonmander McCrea
Meachius
Liberals Overwhelm Government Troops After Quick Battle
Reported in Colombia near Pun a and Ghovvera the Liberals routed the military after a three hour clash. General Alban commanded the attack and 160 Liberal troops under General Vatine pursued defense lines while a telegraph disruption aided their maneuver. The Liberals then advanced toward Colon, with Colonel Prederion Olivera leading forces as the engagement continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breldaire Wittris
Colon
Colombia
Generil Alban
Ghovvera
Puna
Vatine
Hota
Prederion Olivera
Colombia Liberals Capture Coban City in Turbulent Clash
A political upheaval near Coban ends with Liberal forces capturing the city. Governor General Carlos Alban leaves troops behind, while General Athan expects Loyalist units to retreat. Post seizure fifty police guard Coban as Liberals claim victory and monitor railway officials for further moves.
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Seay
York
South
Aatuia
Comal
Chama
Colonia
Coban
Mirigaard
Carlos Album
Tie
Dyan
Athan
Golo
Cheneral Athan
Janitor Steals 82000 Then Flees Toward Philadelphia
William Thomas, a recent janitor at a local opera house, found a hidden cash box containing 82000 and two revolvers. He pocketed the money, gave 100 to his father, 200 to a brother, and sent a plan toward William Penn before fleeing toward Philadelphia and Europe. Authorities pursue him as proprietor Jones Gibbons questions the books.
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Shenandash
William Thomas
Oper Louse
Jones Gibbons
William Penn
Philadelphia
Europe
Gibbons
President Roosevelt Backs Chinese Exclusion Reenactment
The president’s message urges re enactment and strengthening of the Chinese exclusion law to boost effectiveness. He spoke to Representative Needham of California about his views noting continued support for re enactment and broader policy attention to western vigilance and immigration controls.
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Congress
Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
Compress
Noodham
California
San Francoisco
Orimvic
Needham
Washngton
State Department Tabs Returns On State Treasurer Race
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press Harrisburg Nov 26 reports official state department tabulation of election results for state treasurer and Supreme Court judge. Returns were delayed by Lycoming County officials. The tally shows the Union Party gaining a column on next year’s ticket amid confusion and unclear wording in the transmission.
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Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Todas
State Department
Lycoming
Lsu
Queen Drag shot rumors swirl around Belgrade
An unreliable Vienna report claims Queen Draga was shot in Belgrade streets. Competing dispatches suggest assassination or suicide by Queen Draga or involvement by King Alexander. Paris sources note a dispatch alleging she was shot while driving. another Belgrade report hints at attempted suicide.
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Vienna
Quen
Dnb
Belgrade
Neue Wiele Mresse
Wilk
Ale
Draga Wos
Alexander
Helgvale
Paris
Patel
Senntin
Berlin
Fragmentary OCR News Item
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Vin Timivhn and Berkel with garbled terms. It references a baglints to Melly tees and a reference to juice, cad, and a 60 amount without clear context or identifiable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melly
Admiral Schley Protests Public Subscription Request
Admiral Schley sending a private letter from Knoxville says he does not agree with a public subscription to pay any sum and asks friends to respect his position. He calls the report a mistake and says the matter is too delicate to discuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tim Quire Woulill
Roosevelt Receives Members of the Reciprocity Committee
A dispatch from Washington reports President Roosevelt met with members of the Reciprocity Convention committee. The talks touched on proposed regulations and implications for poverty relief programs. The outcome remains unclear as the delegation outlined positions and awaiting further guidance from the administration.
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Roosevelt
Ascovlatid
Government rests in case of Semple trial
The government rested its case in the United States district court trial of John N. Semple of Camden accused of conspiring with Arthur Taylor and Baldwin Bredell to counterfeit twenty dollar notes while in Moyanvensing prison. Witnesses included Secret Service chief John W. Wilkie and operator William J. Burns, with testimony detailing how genuine dollar bills were bleached to produce the fakes and how articles were taken to prison to aid the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McPherson
United States District Court
John N. Semple
Camden
Howver
Arthur Taylor
Galdwin S&s. Bredell
Moyanvensing
Cies
Semple
Eckerd P. Budd
Taylor
Tiers Taylor
Annie Taylor
Taylor Brothers
Murs Cox
N.J
Bredon
Wilkie
Kinsyey
Arthur ‘Tugstor
Bredell
Diel
Coxe
Cadets at Horse Show Report From Washington
A fragmentary wire report describes cadets and a colonel in Washington involved with a horse show. Details are garbled but indicate guests and a planned event at an unnamed facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colonel Mills
Acachina
Teddy
Masini
Unclear historical note on military or political figures
Fragmented OCR text references Mutfalo Ioan B. Caolgow and Muvendehaitit Mobindew with mentions of SIETHI Ge pike and Gell Woh, suggesting a garbled account of a public or military situation. The passage lacks coherent details, names, dates, or events to establish a clear record.
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Mutfalo
Ioan
Hieartatl
B. Caolgow
Iain
Sethi
Attemesa
Steamship Arrivals and Diverse Port Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists varied ship names and ports including Boulogne and Antwerp with scattered goods and passenger movements. The text reads like a schedule of arrivals and related notes but lacks coherent events or dates.
Fire in Bullion Tunnel Claims Dozens at Telluride Mine
A fire in the Bullion tunnel of the Smuggler Union Mining Company in Telluride Colorado began in the bunkhouse area of the upper terminal near the mill. About 200 men were inside. 170 escaped via another exit while 22 bodies were recovered as rescuers finally reached the slopes six hours later. Engineer Hugh ONeill survived but is not expected to recover.
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Telluride
Colo
Union Mining Company
Todaiy
Pindora
Hugh O'Neill
New Long Island Episcopal Diocese Elects Bishop Nominees
Exclusive wire reports the convention at Cathedral of the Incarnation in Garden City Long Island to choose a successor to the late Bishop Littlejohn. Clergy and lay deputies attend worship and hear a memorial address by Bishop Potter as candidates from several Brooklyn parishes are named and discussed.
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Presa
Garden City
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Long Island
The
Incarnathum
Petting
Alt. Stewart
Millon
Dudee Hilton
HL CG
Potter
New York
Littlejohn
Brooklyn
Me. Connell
Huls Trinity
Ew. A. E. Kinsolvirg
Christ Church
Henry ¢. Bwentzel
St. Luke's Church
James HH. Darlington
Siroaklyn
Reese PM Alsop
Breckenridge Ousted After Court Reversal in KY
The Kentucky court reversed a prior ruling and voided Breckenridge's governorship bid, appointing Pratt of Popkite as the new head of the state. The decision follows a contested election where Breckenridge ran with Goebel and Pratt aligned with Tulwey. Justice Gully delivered the opinion with mixed party concurrence and dissent.
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Friikforrt
Nov. S
Court of Aspects
Pranklin Breait
Sinlge Drubwelly
Breckenridge
Cithon
Popkite
Linmeenitie
William Goebel
Prat
W. B. Tul
Tiully
Alec Tsior
Trial of Mrs Boninie Bonneau Murder Charge in Washington
In Washington court No. 1 the trial of Mrs Boninie Bonneau on the charge of murdering James Seymour Ayres Jr a home census clerk continued as jurors were selected and sixteen talesmen examined. The jury was completed and the case adjourned until tomorrow for the government to present its case while defense counsel reserved opening after prosecution rests.
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Washington
Bonine Upean
Jaiis Seymour Ayres
Boniie
Air Doughis
Atve
Fatal Wreck on Santa Fe Line Kills Seven Trainmen
Exclusive wire from Los Angeles reports a deadly Santa Fe collision on the hall road west of Farmanconia near Needles California. Seven trainmen died and fourteen injured as east and westbound trains collided at full speed blowing engines apart and igniting cars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Pe Hall
Fartanconia
Amegona
Switch Station
Needles
Ares
Dickinson Ultimatum Sent To Bulgarians by U S Diplomat
Exclusive dispatch reports Mr. Dickinson, the United States diplomatic agent, has issued an ultimatum regarding the Stone affair. The Foreign Office claims readiness to act on any suggestions, while denials surface about concealed details from Pelleruga. The latest intelligence asserts captives remain held as negotiations continue.
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Sola
Dickinson
United States
Iim
Alsa
Ali
Jackinson
Chatcehewe
Venera Posur
Miewaleerbiahs
Bassik
Pata Tor
Dickinean
Awa
Donde
Nav
SheAlv
Diekheson
Fragmented Wire Service Copy Spoofs Historic Event
An unclear wire service fragment mentions an event titled Dhagur and an unknown day. The read text appears corrupted with garbled references to names and locations, rendering specifics uncertain. The item resembles a brief dispatch or shorthand update without coherent details.
Football News From The Street Pie In Brief
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled football related text. Readable parts reference teams, locations, and a possible match or event but details are unclear. No full names, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the legible fragments.
Figures of Five Railroads Denominated as Trunk Lines
Advance sheets from Major Brown’s annual report reveal trunk line statistics for five Pennsylvania railways. Data cover capitalization, assets, passengers, freight tons, revenues, earnings, expenses, and dividends for the year, highlighting the Baltimore and Ohio, Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, and some others with large totals and no dividend distributions.
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Lackawanna
Central of New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Harrisburg
1Th Brown
State Bureau of Railways
Baltimore and Ohio
OASIS
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway Company
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Delaware, Liekawaniae Oil Western Company
Cota
Marriage of Wirven trandiffer to Miss Hester Smith
A garbled report states Wirven trandiffer of Athinib city married Miss Hester Smith of Philadelphia in Wilmington on November 20. The couple wed with Mayor Fisher officiating. Costs in the general sessions court were discharged for the groom, whose fate hinges on disputed testimony and Crownistines related to the case.
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Wilmington
Col
Wirven Trandiffer
Athinib Tity
Hester Smith
Phildelphia
Miss Smith
Fisher
Ward
Pittsburg
Insurrection Plot Suppressed in Yukon Region
Exclusive wire report describes a planned uprising aimed at overthrowing government and police in the Yukon. Major Wood of the Northwest Field saw the plot, acted to quell it, with American officials in Bisikgway reacting to the alleged conspiracy and its abortive outcome.
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Vamcoiver
Thier Serlbenner
Wordagion. Nove MheVonnst fae Whoredas and Foldays Easter Poptiesd
Easter pageant details from Wordagion mention notable figures Oirakyy and Kelday. Events feature hawrkye Wiiils and holiday activities in a community setting with focus on local participation and timing.
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Piven
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Cherrera
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Barrera
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Mooples
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Toon Cony
Municipal
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Mt Hattis
Pa Barnes
Eae Tevhees Harvie’ Plugailey
Os Seuss
Prem Coe
Nny Vanden
Mendevau
Aeteweseres
Lowrey
Witt Porrer
Waleliss
Heydrick
Ois
Queen Draga
Big Coal Dea
Admiral Schley
West Point
Evolve Wire Tivin
Aodhted Press
Conscience Fund
Praca
Ft de
Thaatiuine
Wiley Aliunid
Ile
L. I
H. C. Swentzel
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Donnie
Santa FE
P.O. Golds Mepte
Fectneny
Bo Tamngeardt
Harley Walter Davotnage
We. Case
Iren
AL Wh Avmitage
Sam Brown
Weaster
MR. Dickinson
Kaclanives
Alowiday
Unio
Pamshire
Westorth
State Bureau
J. B. Brown
Frisonia
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