Dogs as Policemen Suggested by Belgian Experience
Century magazine recounts Ghent training and maintaining police dogs at about five cents daily per dog. It notes 20 dog police cost 4,286 francs yearly and could do the work of 12 officers at high cost. The piece urges San Francisco to study dog police for an efficient force and accepts dogs as valuable if not replacing humans. It cautions against a dog-only police force.
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Grves
Dom
Paris
Seine
Ghent
San Francisco
Still a Socialist Viviani Holds Firm On Past
M Viviani new French labor minister states in a newspaper interview that accepting office does not renounce his political past. He vows to keep freedom of action and aims to make the labor ministry a workingman's instrument while pursuing old age and arbitration issues.
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Briand
Sarrien
Ministry of Labor
Workingian
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Hele
Fragmented OCR Tale From An Unclear Page
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and places in disrupted form. It reads like a list of fragments including references to persons and events, but lacks coherent structure or identifiable story. The text appears to be an OCR error with numerous misspellings and missing context.
Metriional CD HOLe Are supplied my the Canada Mayor
A fragmented report outlines a transportation project involving a Canadian authority providing ducts or poles to a local mine or mill setting. The text mentions tramsportation and a center, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a municipal infrastructure context.
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Metriional
Canada Mayor Railway
Ternm
Lote Cou
Mit Riage
Getiler
Tramsputiadiom Fur Tie Heida
Moyer Haywood and Pettibone Held on Murder Charge
Washington Supreme Court decision keeps Moyer Haywood and Pettibone in Idaho custody for trial over former Governor Steunenberg murder. Charles H Moyer, William Haywood, and George A Pettibone of the Western Federation of Miners are named leaders involved. They remain jailed in Canon County, Idaho, not charged with direct presence at the crime.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Motlay
Habeas Corpua Ences
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Western Federation of Minera
Idaho
Steunenberg
Justice Harlin
Charles H Moyer
George A Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Canon County
Tahoe
Congress Opens Last Session With Quiet Start
Washington report on the fifty ninth congress beginning its final session on December 2. The Senate swift to set preliminaries and hold executive sessions, delaying confirmations until the president’s annual message. House quick to organize with near 300 members present, then adjourned to honor deceased colleagues.
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Washington
Fifty-ninth Congress
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Foraker
Ohio
Fairbanks
Dupont
Delaware
Plague Germs Mentioned in Manila Prison Bodies
An investigation at Billbid reveals ten inoculated prisoners had cholera traces in dead bodies. No formal report yet on recall. government holds 14 Gerisito involved. Report notes eirie tubes suspected and others linked to child someone unnamed.
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Manila
Yieller
Plamie Eerie
Milittake
Fruit Raisers Alarmed by Dreaded Tan Dow Sealer Discovery
Reported fruit oreb disease outbreak in the southern region threatens trees and shrubs. Damage noted across farms with increased alarm as investigators and officials discuss containment and potential impacts on local industry.
Flood Destroys Clifton Avia Town Buildings
A severe flood from the Sat Francideo river and Chase creek swept Clifton Avia Tuesday. The principal business district was burned away and many frame homes were destroyed. Reports indicate several dozen people were lost, with a woman and child among those drowned in collapsing structures. Names and exact counts remain uncertain amid the chaos.
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Blabee
Avia
Clifton
Francideo
Chase Creek
Joxwot Throm
Joe
President Roosevelts Annual Message Dominates Congress
Washington reports focus of Senate as President Roosevelts annual message to Congress occupies two and a half hours with little other business. House session runs three hours. delay marked by resignation resolutions and committee reassignments amid high attendance.
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Washington
Cannigit
Robert G. Cousins
Lie
Robert Jt Hitt
Ilinois
Prank O. Lowder
Hitt
President Is Masten of Cuban Situation
Governor Magoon announced to twenty five Cuban legislators that a presidential decree will declare vacant the seats of all senators and representatives elected in 1905. He noted the peace commission reserved the final determination to Washington and relayed President Roosevelt’s decision that 1906 seats become vacant from Oct 12 1906, to be filled under the provisional government per Taft’s proclamation.
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Havana
United States
Magoon
House of Representatives
Peace Commission
Cuba
Roosevelt
Palma
Washington
Taft
Shortage of tank cars cripples California oil flow
Los Angeles reports a severe shortage of tank oil cars hindering California’s oil industry. The evening paper says there are not more than half the needed cars in service, with about six hundred additional cars required. Without them, storage costs rise and vast quantities of oil sit in the ground wells.
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Los Angeles
California
Tme
Japan Sees No Trouble Over California School Dispute
Washington reports Japan expresses confidence that President Roosevelt will resolve the California school controversy to satisfy both nations. Japanese newspapers remain moderate and the nation shows no agitation or intent to revive sensational coverage.
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Japan
California
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Horses Owned by King Edward Exhibit in Chicago
The seventh annual international livestock exhibition opens at Union Stock Yard in Chicago for eight days. About 100 entries include Shire horses owned by King Edward of England. Other foreign entries come from Br Thomas Lipton Jardwan and Lord Rothschild. An evening horse fair will be held in the exhibition ring each day.
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Chicago
Union Stock
Edward of England
Thomas Lipton
Jardwan
Lord Rothaech
Mob Burns Tobacco Factory at Princeton Kentucky
A mob of masked men set fire to the tobacco stem merchandise and factory in Princeton, destroying property tied to John Steger and John O Orr. The Imperial Tobacco Company reportedly influenced the operation as an estimated 170,000 dollars in value was at stake. The attackers entered Princeton between 1 and 6 o'clock, seized the town material, disarmed guards, and quickly torched the factory.
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Princeton, Ky
John Steger
John O' Orr
Imperial ‘Tobcco Company
New York
Princeton
Washington Debt Report Shows November 10 2006 Rise
The monthly statement of public debt for November 10 2006 shows total debt at 944 million 929 thousand 120 dollars, up 7.401 million for the month. The recapitalization breakdown lists principal debt bearing interest and non interest components, with shipyard and turbine steamship developments noted. A new turbine steamer Gow Cobb was launched at Rouch's shipyard, while Harvard and Yale slips were prepared for launch, reflecting ongoing vessel builds and maritime upgrades.
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Jena
Treasey
Cheater
Colin Dull
Eeevier
Huston
St Joho
Express Car Robbery Near Redwater Texas
A moving Cotton Belt train express car on the W train number four was robbed near Redwater Texas. A messenger fell from the moving train, was wounded by robbers, and the crew later found the fleeing bandits a mile from the scene.
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Redwater
Texie
Urossip
Wienet
Ube
Mutiny and Tragic Train Crash Hit Norfolk and Lynchburg
Sailors aboard the Tennessee report a mutiny over rations during coal loading on the voyage with President Roosevelt. In Lynchburg, Samuel Spencer and six others were killed in a rear end collision between two fast trains near Sawyer's depot. Spencer's body was severely burned and survivors included his private secretary and a porter.
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Norfolk
Tennessee
Washington
Roosevelt
Panama
Marine Guard
Lynchburg
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Sawyer's
Philip York
Spencer
Tragic Death at Cedar Valley Rabbit Hunt
A Thanksgiving rabbit hunt in Cedar Valley ended in tragedy as Albert M. Zachreson of 108 Lineain Avenue was killed by a shotgun discharge while unloading from a wagon. The hammer snagged the wagon box, causing a loaded barrel to fire into his left shoulder, and he fell to the ground.
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Salt Lake City
Cedar Valley
Albert M. Zachreson
Lineain Avenue
Zachreson
Chaargel
Herder Frozen To Death In Canyon Near El Paso
A Carlsbad special reports 1,100 sheep owned by A. J Crawford perished in a canyon during recent storms. An Alamogordo dispatch notes severe weather in the vicinity. The Prathers lost 2,200 of 2,500 head.
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EL Paso
Teve
Herald
Carlsbad
M. Mays
A. J Crawford
Alamogordo
Prathers
Missing Whale Crowd Spurred Vancouver Search
In British Columbia a missing persons case unfolds as a crowd searches near Thurlow land in Chancelior channel for a man last seen with two other travelers. A Burney search party formed after a Tuesday report, but no word reached authorities by Sunday or Monday as efforts continued.
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Vancouver
Belige
Thurlow Te Land
Thurlow
Burney
Laughed at Wrong Time in Oklahoma City Crime
An armed man entered a store, demanded cartridges and money, and forced the clerk to surrender the cash drawer while laughing at the clerk. The assailant then threatened another worker and fled the scene.
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Oklahooma City
Olla
Tipworth
Haridwirwator
Dilworth
Jeli Diworth
Mining News Across Nevada And Idaho Shifts
The article reports on mining activity in Nevada and Idaho, noting Utah and Ogden interests. It cites the Twentieth Century mine in the Black Hornet district and Silver City developments, plus mine acquisitions, production figures for 1905, and mint data on gold and silver output. It mentions specific mines, districts, companies, and expected growth in copper, gold, and silver with several quoted expert opinions.
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Nowhowe Mines & Brel
Ancy
Boner
Sliver City
Maho
Utah
Halaklila
California
Biecest
Aight
Utah Smelting Company
Tatie
Ajax Mining Company
Ogden
Mie
Heath
Idaho
Black Hornet
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