Seven killed in Rome area wreck and Chicago murder report
Summary covers European wreck near Rome with seven dead including an American, a devastating Deer River Minnesota fire destroying a block and a half of business and losses around 9100,000. Multiple political updates include John Sharp Williams selected senator from Mississippi, and Taft support in Kansas. Also notes naval moves, army pay bill, and indictments in Hartford and Ellinwood bank arrest.
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Rome
Italy
Deer River
Minn
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
J. N. Money
Navy Department
Paducah
New Orleans
Hayden Waters
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Warren
Aetna Indemnity Company
Hartford
Baltimore
John F. Kaestering
Cheltenham
St. Louis
Ballinger
General Land Office
Congress
Frank J. Constantine
Louise Gentry
Chicago
United States
Geo. Peabody Wetmore
United States Senate
General Assembly
Rhode Island
Leslie M. Shaw
Carnegle ‘Trist Company
Treacury
Washington
W. L. Bochernohle
Bank of Ellinwood
Ellinwood
Kan
Labor Party
Hull England
Sorkalisa Wis S
St. Petersburg
Tovurien
Sevednin
Paterson
Halder
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Musil
Knesky
Wii
el Jamine
Judee Smith McPhemin
Feneral
Rowe Dty
Uarrw
Chirag
Bennett Upper
Pete
Chinese rushing into Korea and shifting allegiances
M. Shipoff former finance minister reports from Tokyo and Siberia on Chinese colonization in Korea. He notes thousands of Chinese settlers, mines and railroad plans amid Japanese occupation concerns. He says many Koreans are leaving to become Russian subjects.
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M. Shipoff
St. Petersburg
Far East
Japan
Cling
Siberia
M. Shipoft
Orient
Tokio
United States
M. Shipeff
Korea
Russia
M. Shippf
Manchuria
China
Taft Reports on Philippines After Nine Years of Occupation
Washington reports Secretary Taft presents nine years of American rule in the Philippines and outlines future self government prospects. A letter from the president commends Taft’s conclusions and praises the policy against reform calls, asserting strong roles and a brighter history in relations between powerful and weaker nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manila Bay
Taft
Phillipipps
Willan McKinley
The Buenos Ayres Way Ends Extraordinary Session
An executive decree closes the extraordinary session of the congresses relying on the prevailing attitudes of the muijatins and the windaniee. The text describes the restrictive measures and political tensions as authorities prepare for the next fiscal year amid protest and disruption. The piece mentions Delaware, New York, and Maryland contexts shaping the unfolding events and indicates a broader regional impact on governance and finance.
Fragmented OCR notes on Hoskefelle preacher and denatisn
Fragmented text references John G. Hoskefelle as a preacher and Mal Listuns to Nagra Denatisn. It mentions Auntie Gavot D Boekepotbe, winter timing, Walkie Walker, and several unclear names and events. The passage contains garbled phrases, partial dates, and scattered references to a church and therapy, with no clear narrative or verifiable facts.
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John G. Hoskefelle
Mal Listuns
Nagra Denatisn
Auntie
Gavot
D. Boekepotbe
Bert
Sheepmen Seek Damages From Smelting Firms
Salt Lake City reports two federal lawsuits filed Monday by sheepmen Charles J. Shoup and Frederick D. Jaynes under Shoup & Jaynes. They accuse United States Smelting Company and Utah Consolidated Mining Company of poisoning ranges with smelter fallout, killing sheep and damaging land, seeking 10,850 damages plus 10,000 punitive in each case.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Charles J. Shoup
Frederick D. Jaynes
Shoup
Sena
Truce Signed in Tong War Across Pacific Coast
A temporary peace ends hostilities between Tong factions in the Chinese zone war. Local Chinese consul and Six Companies leaders pressed for a coast wide ceasefire after clashes with Hop Sings and Fing Kongs. The accord, expiring February 15, aims for a lasting settlement once leaders draft a more durable treaty.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
San Jose
Sacramento
Warring Tongs
Hop Sings
Fing Kongs
China
Pacific
Vanderbilt Heiress Marries Hungarian Count in NY Mansion
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt wed Count Laszic Tena Maria Henrik Simon Szecheny at noon Monday in the Vanier Bilt Mansion at Pitt Avenue and Fifty-seventh Street. The bride, youngest daughter of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, cousin of the Duchess of Marlborough, becomes an American heiress of vast wealth estimated at from 12 to 20 million dollars.
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New York
Vanierbilt
Pitt Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Gladys
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Duchess of Marlborough
Laszic Tena Maria Henrik Simon Szecheny
Miss Vanderbilt
Hin Eetat
Bryan’s Running Mate Rumors Surface at Evening Event
An informal reception in Washington brought together Williams and other local delegates as supporters discussed possible running mates for Bryan. The crowd exchanged views, with several attendees urging a strong national ticket aligned with Bryan’s campaign.
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Washington
A. Eran Po
Baust
Hha
Inatian
Lepver
Bryan Daugl- Annely Reuybsent
Toshau
Demurrer Filed in New York Indictment Case
Heinze moves to strike the indictment and withdrew portions of the plea on Monday near the mercantile bank matter. The issue arose before the United Army circuit panel as counsel sought to adjust the docket. February 11 set the next procedural date for March.
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Heinze
Ea Dewiirer
Webruary
Marler
Winnexota Banker Under Fire Amid Local Life Concerns
A Winnexota banker faced scrutiny as local life and banking concerns collide. In multiple towns including Wied, Borinathet, Heth, and Jory, residents report tensions over lending practices and community impact. Authorities note investigation timelines and potential actions pending further review.
Dry Farmers Meet in Zion in Trans Missouri congress
About 600 delegates gathered in Salt Lake City for the Trans Missouri Dry Farming congress opening session. Governors, secretaries, and state officials heard talks on arid land cultivation, soil improvement, and water use as a path to expand farming in dry regions across Wyoming Utah Idaho Nebraska and Montana.
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Salt Lake City
Thwest
BC. Buffum
Wyoming
Cut Jer
Utth
C. R. Root
Denver
Mae
P. A. Simpkin
J. ©. Cutler
John 8. Bransford
J. F. McDonald
Fisher Harris
W. J. Halloran
Commercial Club
Manufacturers and Merchants’ Association
F. B. Linfield
Bozeman
Mont
Montana
J. W. Paxman
Utah
W. J. Rowell
BE. W. Hoch
Kansas
Interior
Jamey “Wilson
Wilson
Texa
East Lake
Eat Wrens
Leeigation
W. M. Jardine
Joul
Department of Agriculture
Jamba
L. A. Merrill
Samuel Fortler
Irrigation Investigation Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington, D. C
Chicago Bank Closes Doors Amid Turmoil
A Chicago bank posted a notice on its door Wednesday declaring it closed due to insolvency. Police attended as confusion and deposits were unsettled. the institution planned repayment to depositors under an undisclosed arrangement worth about 941,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privaw Bank
A. C. Tedelle
Immense Estate Fight Spurs California Land Claim
A California rancher led by Lule Perralio seeks recovery of vast lands in a disputed rule involving Spain and Mexico era grants. The case, centering on Oakland Berkeley Alameda and neighboring districts, highlights descendants of the Lala Po volta lineage asserting ancestral theft of their imported wealth and property.
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Oakland
Cal
Lule Perralio
California
Spain
Mexico
Berkeley
Alameda
Lala Povolta
Next Session of Congress Will Be Held in Cheyenne
After four days the second annual Dry Farming congress closed with Cheyenne winning 60 votes to 22 for Douglas Ariz as the site for the next session. Key resolutions approved include executive secretary office, agricultural education in schools, forestry and water conservation, and arid land survey plans. 658 delegates registered by 3 PM. annual and life memberships total 500 expected.
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Dry Farming Congress
Salt Lake City
Ant Fisher Harris
Congress
H. W. Campbell
Lincoln
Neb
Campbell
HM. Bainer
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
John Penes
Kayoville
Saveyaelye
HL W. Campa
Mtr. Campbell
Great Basin
J. C. Hogenaen
Derondmlet
Logan
LC H. Grae
Nephi
Gracey
David Griffin
Office of Farm Management
Department of Agriculture
Carley Kellematt
Alan
Washington Tt
Ibwan
Texad
OW. Kolerty
North Dakota
Weather Bureaus
Ing
Cheyenne
Douglas
Ariz
Sericultural Department
Forestry Service
Pasa
Tanide
Pisher Harris
Lazy Russian Duma Faces Public Scolding From President
In St Petersburg the Duma draws fire as M Khemyakom blasts its inefficiency. He laments MPs who rarely enter the rides palace doors and notes eleven ministers have been approved while reform and local courts await action due to a fractured committee.
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St. Petersbire
Dima
M Khemyakom
Ite
Novyce Vremya
M. Khemyakof
7 Ride Palace
Revolution 15 Ove in Port au Prince Suppressed
Fragmented. A chaotic report notes suppression of a movement tied to figures in Port au Prince. It mentions arrests and shootings by guards, a government reaction, and scattered references to campaigns and personalities. The piece blends multiple events and names with unclear sequencing.
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Vestalines
Gonalves
Lesan
Ay Hon Nf
Me Coast
Gnalser
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Buenos Ayres Way
Fia
Widger
Domeries
Sahiboner
New Yorke
Delaware Canes
Mears
Willy Manne
Molina Fulunad
ArUlory
Bryan
Convention
Winnexota
Manlih
Piret Salone
Apple Top
Eulebie
Renee Ie Berwewar
WIEN
Tateninne
Herero
Lear
Eeeee
Heth
Jory
Actinacion Wil Bikton
Calumbia
Lobelia
Zion
Brooks
Chicago Bank
Wyoming Capital
Lawmak
Third Russian Duma
Revolution
Haytian Mevele
Politica
Panama
Dan Sose
Obalda
Manusho
Senda
Roma
Maria Furnado
Ul Caechin Order
Adtebie
Monel
Hernad
Whe Feng
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