Vast mix of international and local incidents reported
A fragmented 1910s style summary notes drownings in Arizona, fires in Arondli, a Reich stage opening, Tokyo elevating legations to embassies, a trolley collision in Los Angeles, jailbreak attempts in Wisconsin, a double murder in Independence Iowa, insurance payouts in Paris, and multiple flood and weather events across the U S. Also mentions coinage, telegraph market rules, dam projects, rail damage, and various criminal cases with limited readable details.
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William
Himaeit
Tokio
London
Washington
Paris
Berlin
St Petersburg
James P. Davenport
Los Angeles
Sur Prior
Wik
Willan & McWilliams
Independence
Iowa
Fifty Ninth Congress Opens With Ceremony and Oath
Washington reports the fifty ninth Congress opening with the house in session over three hours. Josiah G Cannon re elected speaker as oath taking and rule adoption proceeded. Senate brief session includes oath for Aldrich Knox Warner and Frazier with adjournment in tribute to late Senator Platt.
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Washington
Congress
House
Josaph G. Cannon
Witness
Cone
Eral
Allison
Morgan
Fairbanks
Senate
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Knox
Pennsylvania
Warner
Missouri
Frazier
Tennessee
Lee
Platt
Connecticut
Turkey Ready to Fight in Europe, Diplomat Says
A prominent diplomat in Constantinople states that if Turkey is drawn into a conflict with Bulgaria or Greece, its large manpower in Europe could swiftly rise from 300 000 400 000 to about 600 000. He notes Turkey’s numerical superiority over Bulgaria and asserts Turkey is eager to engage with the bordering nations.
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Constantinopleé
Turkey
Bulgaria
Roumuula
Greece
UO Uiree
Europe
Williams Will Again be Party Leader
Democratic members met to discuss party policies and maintain minority harmony. John Share Williams was unanimously chosen as speaker nominee and becomes minority leader for the coming Congress.
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Williams
Washington
Aquag Msciree
Mracedine
Howe
Thia
Iiflovra
John Share Williame
Ehoyen
Nomines Fur Pyeaker
Death Before Disgrace In Vancouver Harbor Case
A fragmented report describes a murder case in Vancouver as a jury finds a defendant guilty of a crime linked to a death. The article notes an order arriving and mentions Wake of Weer Pula with delays and unclear details surrounding the accused and proceedings.
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Vancouver
Suleiie
Mir
Guy
Fragmentary report of river disaster near Mabie and Meebo
Unclear OCR text describes a boat mishap on the Michie river near Mabie involving Aldo Ninnerey Gop and several men. References to a furnace like fire, boats destroyed, and a group of ten men who survived or perished are present but details are garbled.unnamed witnesses and a court-like sequence are noted without coherent facts.
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Mabie
Aldo—Ninnerey
Goats Ravage Island Prompting Weeds and War Talk
Fragmented report notes goats devastating an island area with vegetation erasure. References to wildlife control, island defense and possible escalation include local leaders and planned actions to prevent further damage. The text remains garbled but hints at imminent measures and tension over land and resources.
Amendment in impracticable court procedure claim
A legal note argues that recent amendments fail to provide proper procedure in the United States courts. The brief contends the higher courts lack jurisdiction to delay judgments and to allow motions to proceed, highlighting substantial procedural issues.
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Coogeewy
Bib Prams Court
United States
Iran
Supreme Cort Thera
Warblogiou
Feared Cataclysm Cripples Russian Railways and Telegraph
Reports from St Petersburg describe widespread alarm as telegraph lines fail and trains may halt amid fears of imminent catastrophe. Discontent spreads in guards and regiments near Tearskoe Selo with mutinous talk echoed by revolutionaries. Citizens withdraw funds from banks and seek gold or foreign exchange as the state bank faces foreign balances pressures.
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SS Petersburg
Pune
Tearskoe Selo
Peru Faces Future Ties With United States
Lima discusses the appointment of Felia Pardo as Peruvian minister to the United States and notes US policy reflected by Secretary of State Root’s possible Pan American visit. The Comcreto urges vigilance and closer US-Peru ties to attract capital and enterprise.
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Lima
Peru
Feliya Pardo
United States
T Ha
Brazil
Root
Rio Janeiro
Red McCarty Located After Great Northern Heist
Seattle report says Red McCarty, the ringleader who boarded the Great Northern flyer north of Ballard on October 2 and robbed the express safe, has been located in Victoria. Sherif Smith is directing search efforts. Lem Short and Montifiel deny guilt.
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Seattle
Red McCarty
Ballard
Victoria
McCarty
Sherif Smith
Lem Short
Montifiel
Gin fueled deaths shock Portland city
Reported deaths in Portland from Chinese gin intoxication stun the community. Authorities note multiple victims and alcohol-related injuries across the city, with at least three fatalities and several others hospitalized. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Portland
Joe Masenenger
Janey Bidwell
Jocal
Obinewe
Monty
Trial reveals attempted rescue amid muddled confession
In a confusing wartime frame, a man described as Miles Geary faces questions after claiming to have offered aid to a girl under threat. He cites a morning incident on Wilkop Street and a stance against complicity, while authorities pursue clearer motives and timing.
Tragedy in Finretota Town Leaves Four Dead
Reported in Finretota town four people were found dead after a Saturday incident at the home of McCaffrey. Victims include Henry Mettaffrey George Carpens ter a laborer and MiAn Capitole Gik mot with dementia. Henry McGattray was absent during the event. Police suggest Coppen tor was connected to the deaths and may have fired on the others before dying himself. The scene near the body of Coppen tor points to a multi victim killing.
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Mra
Henry McGattray
Chicago man kills woman then shoots self
Police report a man named Krouskook shot a woman named Antol Retin at a boarding house and then killed himself in a suicide. Antoinette IaoKa recalls his threats to residents and a prior warning to leave the house before the incident.
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Chicago
Krouskook
Antolretin Imsk
Krouskomh
Swindle Discovered In Oregon Lands Schemes
State Land Agent Oswald West reports forged certificates of sale and land entries used to defraud eastern bankers and buyers. He says 600000 acres of school lands were affected by dummy entrymen and forged seals, with certificates resold multiple times.
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Salem
George Chamberlain
Oswald West
State Land Board and Notaries Publc
Oregon
West
Ben Hur Origin Tied to Ingersoll Wallace Discussion
In Salt Lake City the chain of events leading to Gen. Lew Wallace’s Ben Hur is traced to a chance railroad meeting with orator Robert G. Ingersoll. Wallace, a devout man, debated agnosticism and after study produced the novel. Ben Hur is slated for the Salt Lake theater for a week ending December 28.
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Salt Lake City
Arnostle
Robert G. Ingersoll
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Cane Phour
Gen. Wallace
Bethlehem
Mate Hin
Wallace
Ingersoll
Salt Lake Theater
Thrown Plumb Bob at Train Echoes Crisis Scene
An unidentified person hurled a plumb bob at a window of a presidential car during Roosevelt's special train stop. The missile pierced the glass near the Prime Minister's party and scattered debris, drawing patrol attention but causing no confirmed injuries or capture.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Princeton
Miner West Hayes
Havin
Fragmentary OCR item about a felon and court sentence
An incoherent OCR snippet mentions a felon named Tesome and Teale with references to a court sentence. It also alludes to a possible theft or legal proceeding and a figure named Alexander in London, but details are unclear.
Life Saving Service Report on Rescue Operations
The General Superintendent Bilal cites the Life-Saving Service work saving hamlets and vessels in Aldemperiod Vowrele. Lifesaving crews aided 877 boats and log crafts, moving many to safety and fording navittance.
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Washington
Bilal
Faery
The
Treasury
Body Found at Boarding House In Baltimore Area
A man identified as Howe M D was found dead at a local boarding house. A note attached to the body said he planned to donate his cadaver to a medical college. The deceased was born in Germany, naturalized in California, and had lived in Obie and Pennsylvania. The body was taken to the morgue.
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Baltimora
Guaave Howe
Germany
California
Obie
Pennsylvania
Bloody Battle at Sebastopol in mutinous uprising
Desperate fighting at Sebastopol ends with mutinous fleet defeated. Otchakos cruiser heavily damaged and sunk. Lieutenant Schmidt wounded, surrender follows as Gen Nepleuff’s troops seize Forts and town. mutineers call for constituent assembly and full liberties per imperial manifesto.
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Bt. Petersburg
Sebastopol
Otchakos
Admiralty Point
Otchakof
Nepleuff
Schmitt
Fort Alexander
Dneiper
Schmidt
Bielostok
Panteleimon
Wind and Wave Ravages Lake Superior Storm Toll
The Duluth region reports shipwrecks from a giant Lake Superior storm. Vessels named Mitasta Crescent City Edenhorn Lafayette Ellwood Bransford Manis W B Ragland Mar deri Conchintion and Isle Royale losses are listed with at least two barges missing. Bridges and captains endure severe damage as crews struggle to assess the wreckage.
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Duluth
Mino
Lake Superior
Mitasta
Crescent City
Edenhorn
Lafayette
Ellwood
Manis
W. B. Ragland
Bransford
Isle Royale
Marderi
Braneford
Wea
Senator Burton Sentenced in Federal Case
A U S senator, Burton, was sentenced in an impaired capacity case to pay a penalty of 2,670 dollars after conviction on charges that a paid attorney influenced a decision. The ruling follows a trial in a county court, with the defendant's conduct tied to a corporate interest. The judge ordered the restitution and term in the related court proceedings.
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Lonlae
United States
Somuph
Halph
Buran
Konnewie
Beree Hix Monthe
Jall
Browton
Sto
Louis
Postotios
Montlin
Senator Patterson Fined for Contempt of Court
The supreme court fined Senator Patterson $1,000 for contempt after printing cartoons in editorials. The court warned imprisonment if the fine was not paid, then stayed execution for a short period pending his appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Patterson
Denver
Supreme Court
United Builw
Honan Witternon
Hia
Elazy
Supreme Court of the United States
Squiere Resigns as Cuban Crisis Unfolds
The American minister Herbert G. Squiere resigns and cables the move to Washington. Cuba protests his stance on the Pinex affair amid opposition to the Anglo Cuban treaty. Morgat is named American minister to Cuba succeeding Squiere.
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Squiere
Disloyalty Flares Among Russian Guard Units Near Tsarskoe Selo
In St. Petersberg a number of Yellow Cuirassiers, guard hussars, and guard riflemen were arrested at Tsarekoe Selo for presenting petitions against troop use for policing. The loyalty of elite regiments guarding the emperor is questioned amid rumors the czar was attacked and a grand duke wounded defending himself.
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St. Peternburg
Sven
Regimenta
Tearkskoe-Selo
Thurailay
Hussars
I.19. Guard
Trepoff
Peror
Louis XVI
Imperial Park
Tsarekoe Selo
St. Petersburg
Berlin Diet Question On Meat Scarcity And Prices
The Reichstag on Thursday debated measures to ease scarcity with Chancellor von Buelow. Herr Schiedmann cited falling slaughter at public abattoirs and lower meat weights, noting pork prices per hundredweight in Chicago Rotterdam Berlin Stuttgart and arguing against closures of trantlers as disease protection. He warned Germany’s meat supply faces strain despite limited diseased stock.
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Berlin
Relehstag
von Buelow
Herr Scheldmann
Coriiy
Chicago
Rotterdam
Stuttgart
Germany
France
Holland
Denmark
Heer Schiedmann
Jeers at Royal Family Ceremony in London Crowds
In London on Wednesday, the crowd jeered and shouted at the royal party including the Duchess of Fife and the King, during a ceremony in Westminster Strand area amid clerical and political tension. Police were summoned as the crowd reacted with hostility and disruption.
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London
See Democratic
Strand
Princeka
Fife
Edward
Alwentidra
Arizona Floods Tragic Debris Strikes Clifton and Area
Widespread flooding in Arizona washed out roads and damaged Clifton and nearby towns. Creeks and arroyos spilled over leaving several homes flooded and lines disrupted. Rescue crews report vehicles swept away and a boy missing near the depot as residents assess damage and await aid.
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Clifton
Atle
Phi Waters
Clifon
Mesh & Arie
Rolliance Onder
Hausen
Hila
Cliffan
Mareuel
Missing Miannita hunter John Carron Found in Mountains
Five years after starting a hunting expedition with friends, John Carron vanished in the Mir Hon mountains near Mawola Mont-Lowt. A posse searched the high hills Thursday morning as authorities pursue clues to his fate.
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Mawola
Mont-Lowt
Mir Hon
Demp Aiew
John Carron
Miannita County
Mont Tatne
Celebration in London Thanksgiving Banquet at Cecil Hall
In London a Thanksgiving celebration was held in the grand Cecil Hall with leading American guests. Ambassador Held Captain Stockton Mrs Stockton Major Beacom and other officials attended including Delancey Jay and Deputy Consul Richard Wertacott representing the American consul.
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London
Cecil
Ambassador Hold
I Stockton
Amer
Stockton
John H. Beacom
Delancey Jay
Ambansador
Richard Wertacott
Londo
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