Knox Agths 10 Free Thaw In Thaw Extradition Case
Philander C Knox acting as counsel for Harry Kendall Thaw appeared before the U S Supreme Court to oppose New York officials extraditing Thaw from New Hampshire. Knox argued that Thaw is a desirable noncriminal, and that New York law offers no remedy. He indicated a fee of 50000 dollars for the first year for handling Thaw’s liberty fight.
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Washington
Philander Co
Knox
Valley
Forge, Pont. Torimerly
Harry Kendall Thaw
Supreme Court of the United States
Andi
Trief
New York State
Cals
Thaw
New Hampshire
Mattews
Mrr. Krox
Tina
Matus
Alana
News, Papermen
Tha
New York
Knox O
Thor
Tenakee Man Reported Missing Near Juneau
Spattle Alfs aged 67, owner of a restaurant at Tenakee Hot Springs near Juneau, disappeared yesterday from the Wingfeld hotel where he was staying after telling friends he had more than a hundred dollars in his wallet. Relatives and friends fear for his safety and authorities have begun a search for him.
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Spattle
H. T.alfs
Tenakee Hot Springs
Juneau
Ameria
Wingfeld
Villa and Gutierrez Arrive in Mexico City Amid Calm in Capital
Washington dispatches confirm the arrival of Villa and President Gutierrez in Mexico City and that General Zapata's troops maintain order in the capital. El Paso reports the capture of Guaymas, a Western Mexico seaport, by Mexican forces.
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Washington
Villa
Gutierrez
Mexico City
Zapata
el Pano
Guaymas
Mexico
Cerranaiutes
Servian Army Defeated as Prisoner Toll Grows
Berlin reports the Servian army suffers a heavy defeat with 29,000 prisoners taken this week by Austrian forces. The fall of Servia is celebrated in Vienna and Rome amid rumors of further Turkish troop transport and German victories advancing on multiple fronts.
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Berlin
Servia
Viennede
Rome
Thellitatad
Onmi
Mohammpiodan
Ailie
Eist
Hohenwollern
Seattle Fur Prices Plummet at First Sale in Coils
Seattle fur sales agency held its first auction with weak demand and lower prices. Quoted ranges show mink, lynx, martens, otter, fisher, coyote, raccoon and other furs priced from a few cents to several dollars, with outlook for improvement if weather turns colder.
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Seattle
Mave
Europa
Mink
Lynx
Marten
Coast
Fisher
Fnland
Cress
Polar
Tees
Yukon musher and miners plan winter camp near Chisana
The Dawson Daily News reports Yukon mushers Hamshaw and colleagues plan a winter camp near No 1 Skodkum after a season closing. About 159 to 200 men may work there with 43 to 46 dollars pay per pan, four feet wide pay lines, and roadhouses along the Dinwoan-Chisana trail to remain open for shelter and supply.
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Hilly Wumame
Charley Fogels
Bers
Chinas
Williams
Olitime
Yukon
Dawson Daily News
Ning Dhase
Horace
Hamshaw
Chisana
Dinwaon-Chisana
White River
Schiff interview urges restraint amid European war risk
Jacob H. Schiff tells the New York Times America should seek behind the scenes influence to end the Great War and secure a lasting peace. He warns against a total German victory and urges America to press for a cautious understanding before massive damages occur.
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Jacob
HB. Schiff
New York Times
America
Germany
Schiff
England
United States
Roosevelt Declares He Is A Private Citizen Of The Private Sort
At national headquarters of the Progressives Col Roosevelt said he is a private citizen and has nothing to say about elections in any state. The remark came after Bull Moose leaders met to discuss results. Taft later spoke at Grand Central Terminal delivering lectures.
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Attesn
Col- Rosuavele
Toca
Progressive Party
Bull Moose
Hai
Thal
George “W. Porkina
Frederick M. ‘Davenport
Cand Dni
Albert Jo Bervéridge
Indiana
Chauncey J Hamillin
Congress
Cropley
Winds
Jnne Addams
William Howard ‘Taft
Grand Central
Chicago
Piernoon
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Gaia
Dao
Negotiations to End Strike Ended Without Decision
After two days of talks, the med igtors, chosen from stikers and operators, adjourned in Bellefontainn without reaching a decision. Fifteen thousand and miners have been on strike for the past five months.
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Cleveland
C. Bec
Arenue
Medigtors
Roosevelt Birthplace Sold in Foreclosure Action
The Theodore Roosevelt birthplace at 20th Street in New York was foreclosed on by the Mortgagee Rough Riders Realty Company for failure to meet mortgage payments. The sale follows foreclosure proceedings.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Hust
Twentieth Street
Dharlifiat Suction
Rough Riders” Realty Company
Principal in Lynchings Pardoned in Oregon Case
Special to The Oregon Times reports Governor West pardoned Joseph Cassidy a former deputy sheriff for Grant County who aided in the murder of Oliver Snyder. Snyder, under arrest for Snyder’s murder, was to be turned over to Albert Green. Five men including Hinton, Grey, and the Shisids were convicted and sentenced. Hinton and the Shids were later pardoned in 1915.
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Leatter
Sslin
Orégon
West
Joseph “Hy Cassidy
Aherift Cof
Grant County
Oliver Snyder
Snyder
Arthur Green
Rorabaugh Wins Valdez Skate Race
Valdez rink event ends with Ray Rorabaugh defeating Leopold and Ike Beal in a 22 lap roller skating race. Capen and Morris highlighted performances from the Leopold team, while Albert Hickokie beat Charlie Johnson in a two man sprint. The crowd enjoyed a lively program as the band played.
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Valdez
Tie
Ray
Rorabaugh
Leopold Tient
Ike Beal
Chri
Man Falls On Street Breaks Leg In Alleged Robbery Crime
In a foggy Sunday incident on Stedian Street near the bridge Pan. Ale Donald was injured when he fell and fractured his ankle. Reports circulated he was robbed during a scuffle. Donald was helped up by a passerby and taken to hospital. Unclear whether any money was missing or spent.
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Ketchiran
Ale
Donald
Stedian Street
McDonald
Mexiginie
Cama
Andy
Pratt’s Map Spurs Aid to Navigation Push
Washington praised a special Seattle Chamber of Commerce report for highlighting Captain Pratt’s map that shows Alaska’s coast extending into the United States. The note urges improved lighthouses and beacons to protect commerce and mariners on the Pacific Northwest coast from British Columbia to Alaska and California, stressing life and property safety.
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Pratt
Alaisten
Tunean Cuinana Tober
Washington
United States
M Mnipo
Alapia
Georgia
Aleutian
Rerla
California
Ue Takotas
Minnasots
Wisconsly
Rasine
Allagouri
Saattic Po
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
slHoe
Ir Shipping
Columbia Soast
Woman charged in Mann act case in San Francisco
Katdrive Hubbird of Taconia, wife of a Northwestern business owner, and Alfred Archit Levis of Vancouver face charges under the Mann Act after an early morning pickup at a Bush Street hotel. Hubbird arrived with a male companion from the north days ago as police prepared to arraign them.
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San Francisco
Katdrive Hubbird
Taconia
Alfred Archit Levis
Hubbard
John D loses boat to Bermuda court action
Fragmentary OCR describes a British government action involving John D and a boat case tied to Bermuda. The text references a standard oil company, August dates, and a British arrival, but details are unclear due to damage.
Rate cases tabled by Louis for Interstate Commission
The article notes that rate cases were tabled by Louis amid discussions of the applicant’s alignment with river traffic forms and potential interstate commission actions. It mentions a preliminary decision delaying passage and the likelihood of further hearings and formal submissions.
Fairbanks Couple Weds in Fractured Notice
Fairbanks News Minor reports a wedding between Lars Parndys of Hot Syringe and Mirs Rona Barkleys, officiated by Rev G GiB at Aboomungsetage in the evening. The couple plans to depart for their home at Hot Springs where the groom operates.
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Lars Parndys
Mirs Rona
Barkleys Wall
Amors
G. Gib
Aboomungsetage
Hot Springs
Tts
Pairbanks News
Ble Roller Skate Masquerade Night Event
A chaotic fragment mentions a Ble Roller Skate Masquerade tied to a Christ mag night and a phrase Tell it to vovarhody. Details are limited but indicate a local event with costume elements and a festive atmosphere.
Germans Drown in Canal Report From Berlin
London December 4 Two hundred Germans were drowned in the canal attempting to cross by motor boat wires as per a Daily News correspondent Berlin official statement says French troops in Flanders are attacking Germans but the counter reports claim Allied forces have occupied border forts Belfort fortress new German plan is being issued as a result of the engagement
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London
Yuor Canal
Daily News
Berlin
Flandory
Germinolihe
Cialme
Diesmen le
Toto D'Anz
Foyih
Honliomtic
Alwiitian
Belfort
Kalter Return Reported From Poland In Indefinite Prey
Berlin bulletin from war offices states the Kalter has returned from Poland for an indefinite period. The Kaiser's palace is being put in order and the publication notes the value of the from Berlin for several weeks and months.
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Berlin
Poland
Russia orders steel gages for pontoon bridges in the zone
New York December 4 an agent of the Russian government placed an order for steel gages used in pontoon bridge construction in the overseas zone, according to a statement issued by the maker.
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New York
Russia
Fallon
Ovar
Johnson Outlaw Signs With Chicago Federals For Two Seasons
Walter Johnson of the Washington Nationals declined a contract with the Chicago Federals for the next two seasons. He will receive 17 500 per century and a 5 000 signing bonus. The Giants contract was also reported for next season.
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ST. Louis
Walter Johnson
Atar Hurler
Washington Nationals
Nignad
Jou ‘Tinker
Chicago
Feder
Leagie
Cen Htm
Johnson
Taft Urges Economy In Federal Affairs Debate
A Detroit report notes Taft urging a stronger economy and restraint in federal government administration. The fragment references former president Taft and economic policy discussions.
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Detroit
Mich
Anon
PL rebuilding its wharf in Seattle
The Grand Trunk Railway Company is constructing a new wharf in Seattle after the old structure was destroyed by a storm. Local authorities report ongoing work to restore access and safety at the port facilities.
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Seattle
Die
Grand Trunk Railway
Company i
Fire devastates dining area and apartments in town
A Sunday blaze at Anyex dining room near the smelter in Pringe Rupert destroyed several sleeping quarters. Eight residents were affected, with personal belongings saved. Cause under investigation. no injuries reported. Humboldt sailing tonight with passengers including Mrs Henry Olson and others boarding at Shattle for Tacoma and Alaska.
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Rupert
Notables Gather On Battlefront in World War Dispatch
London reports enthusiasms among allied troops as King George may extend his stay in France. A Times dispatch notes a battlefield meeting with King Albert of Belgium King George President Poincare Joffre Kitchener and Abbe Lamaire. The Prince of Wales is mustered into active service with the British army under General Sir John French.
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London
Liam
George
England
Mall
France
Albert
Belgium
M. Raymond
Prince of Wales
Theritigh
Sir John French
Karlshrue Sails South in Atlantic Search for Slips
Reports from New York say the German cruiser Karlshrue was sighted off the Florida coast while a steamship Zacapa, arriving from Damien, investigates slips and lifeboats in the North Atlantic. Officals caution credence amid unrelated wartime sightings and misinformation.
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New York
Dec
Avdols
North Atlantic Ocean
Uie-alllos
Zacapa
Damien
Zackpa
Karlshrue
Florida
Karlehrad
Saxon state seeks 50 million loan to ease war distress
Amsterdam dispatch reports Dresden Unnpatch stating Saxon government will request a state loan of 50,000,000 to relieve distress in Saxony caused by the war. The proposal aims to fund relief efforts and stabilize finances amid postwar hardship.
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Amsterdam
Dresden
Unnpatch
Saxony
Woolens for Men Ordered by Allies in New York
New York dispatch records a French government contract for 2,350,000 woolen sweaters 1,600,100 pairs of woolen gloves 600000 woolen scarfs and 600000 woolen socks. Work to be distributed among several woolen mills.
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New York
Tven
Goverment
Akron Balloon Project Aims for Military Use
Akron reports a 4 A dirigible airship under construction for the United States with machine guns wireless telegraph gear and air instruments. Officials say upon completion the government plans to order larger airships with full wire equipment for military use.
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Akron
Dee
United States
Radio Telegraphy Pinpoints Time Difference Between Washington and Paris
A dated report notes tests by radio to determine the time difference between Washington and Paris with a measured 17 hours 36.608 minutes difference. The lines transmitted covered 175,000 miles, showing the explosive potential of wireline timing for global signals.
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New York
Washington
Paris
Salem relief fund only for charity aid rules clarified
Washington Nov 4 The Controller of the Treasury ruled that the Salem relief fund of 4200 000 given by the government must be used for charity and no part may be applied to rehabilitation or the city.
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Washington
the Treasury
Unclear OCR fragment hints at cable seizure or capture
The readable text is fragmentary with garbled names and numbers. It mentions a cable state and a seizure or capture involving a large sum, but specifics are unclear. No cohesive event or identifiable entities are extractable from the damaged passage.
Woman Seeks Work By Day Or Week Ad Declares
Readable fragment shows Adidreya seeking employment by day or week through box 386, 355 Tuneit, oF Phons, with contact details and date line 12-13t.
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Adidreya
Germans, Trying 10 Cut Center Near Lodz
London dec 4 Petrograd says a major battle grows southeast of Lodz as German forces press to pierce the Russian center. Reports note German prisoners captured at Wieliczka wearing uniforms, and Bartfelt seized with eight officers and 1200 men surrendering to Cossacks. No noon change at Przemysl as Russians attack fortifications. Vienna bulletins claim Russian pressure easing the fortress.
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London
Petrograd
Lodz
Pall Mall Gazette
Emone
Wieliczka
Cracow
Bartfelt
Przemysl
Vienna
Portuguese Troops to Engage Germans in Angola and South Africa
The Portuguese prime minister announced that four expeditions were at Angola and that Portuguese possessions in South Africa are reportedly invaded by German troops. The declaration underscores a law-making body's special convocation as the empire mobilizes.
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Lishon
Duce
Thi
Portugal
Angola
Portusa
Hava
Peace Movement Paper Passes Censor in Amsterdam
An English summary notes that unofficial suggestions from the Welfare Union in Berlin urge neutral nations and peace advocates to unite and prepare a potential overture through a neutral power, possibly the United States. The German censorship allows mention of the movement as favorable to the government, reflecting cautious acceptance.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Welfare Union
Berlin
Unclear Article Fragment Leaves Ambiguous Figures
The readable lines report Germany and Prussia related figures with references to workers in Germany, 2,000,008, and a $76,000,000 estimate. Names and precise context are missing, leaving a fragmentary, uncertain war era snipe with no coherent events or dates to anchor.
Peace placards torn down in Germany London
December 4 report from Copenhagen correspondent in Daily Mall notes placards demanding peace appear nightly in the suburb near Berlin. Authorities remove them, but they reappear next night, suggesting a persistent but unclear organization behind the peace posters.
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Germany
London
Copenhagen
Mall
Todey Heirs
Herlin
Suberby
Berlin
Isar
Ras Iif
Urthir
Huritattora
Alien businessmen to pay the fiddler in London
A December 4 report notes a British House of Commons bill to seize profits from properties held in trust for enemies of the empire. The measure targets dividends and profits belonging to Germany Austria and Turkey, directing these profits to be paid to a public fund.
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London
Dommngny
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Empire Tops Alaska Paper Circulation With Readership Lead
The Empire reports a larger readership than any other Alaska newspaper, emphasizing its dominant position in the state press landscape.
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The
Empire
Alaska
Amas
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