Turbulent Global Disarray Spurs Wide Reforms and Incidents
An eclectic 1910s style digest notes government reshuffles and conflicts. It mentions a Russian command transfer to General Grodkef, strikes easing in Flutie Hungary, Shanghai reconciliations with Canton, and Greece dissolving its Chamber with elections planned for April and May. It also reports a German patrol ambush near Gendoorn with casualties, Columbus saloons ordered closed, a fatal head on collision near Janesville, massive Manila mobilization for China duty, and the unveiling of the El Caney monument. Additional items include Alaska gambling talks, Alaska governor offer, Hawaii tobacco study, a train crash near Flint injuring children, a PM shot in Pomona, and various military and political maneuvers across multiple theaters.
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Flutie
Hungary
Taotai
Shanghai
Canton
Éntipavor
Greek Chamber of Deputies
Horientots
Gendoorn
South Africa
Bender
Badger
Columbus, C
Columbus
Janesville
Wis
Senate Committee On Territories
Alaska
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Las
D. H. Jarvis
Revenue, Cutter Service
Hawaii
Mary Wilson
Flint
Mich
H. Stant
Pacific Hotel
Pomona
Cal
Thirteen Miners Die In Colorado Coal Mine Disaster
A Maitland mine explosion and fire trap workers in Colorado. At least thirteen men are dead with possible toll rising as rescue teams search the Sunshine section of the Maitland mine owned by Victor Fuel company.
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Pueblos
Walaubureanys
Maitland
Met
Archie Miller
Filly Moran
James W. Titlers
Kansas
Baltista Bobrea
Corona Costa
Sophs Costa
Nick Yokibotx
Miles Aroud
Bas
Murray
The
Victor Fuel Company
Denver Woman Commits Suicide on Theatre Stage
A Denver resident named Mrs. Weilder discharged a revolver on stage at Crypta Theatre shortly after Monday's matinee began. She yielded a fatal self inflicted wound as audience members mistook it for a burlesque act. She clutched a child’s hand while taken to hospital for emergency care.
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Denver
Colo
Boyes
Crypta
Mra
Weilder
Audiencse
Washington nominee declines congressional bid amid Tarnished bid notices
The article reports that President Mitchell of Ming-Workers declines nomination to Congress. It notes a government auction for a telephone line and references a court ruling, with various names and places obscured in the damaged text.
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Mitchell
Ming-Workers
Siw Verkade
Prorat I
Did
Muchiea
Maney
Miners leaders arrested for Idaho governor murder
President Moyer and Secretary Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners, and G. A. Pettibone, former executive board member, were taken from the county hall in Denver by twelve deputies and sent by special train to Boise, Idaho, on warrants alleging complicity in Governor Steunenberg’s murder. Extradition papers were signed by Governor McDonald.
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Denver
Colo
Charles E. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
G. A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Idaho
Union
Union Pacific Railroad
Boise
Ida
Tolabo
McDonald
Executive Chamber
Arrest of Miners' Union Leader in Burke Idaho
St John alias John Vincent, president of the Miners' union of Burke, Idaho, is jailed in Wallace after a telegraphic order from Boise. Sheriff Sutherland arrested him Sunday afternoon as the Burke beds were found, amid unconfirmed ties to the Caldwell ex Governor murder.
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Wallace
Ida
Vincent St. John
Miners’ Union of
Burke
Angus Sutherland
Shoshone
Boise
Sutherland
St. John
Steusenbets
Caldwell
John W. Vincent
Burke Union
Coeur d'Alenes
Telluride
Colo
Hercules
Battle With Bandits Near Chihuahua Pacific Line
At a point on the Chihuahua Pacific railroad near Tomas Mexico William Smith and seven Mexicans traveling to the Dolores mine with money were attacked by four robbers. Two of Smiths party were killed and Smet mortally wounded. The bandits escaped with part of the money as two Americans were arrested and a posse searches for the remaining raiders.
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el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua Pacific
Tomas
Mexico
Wiliam Smith
Dolores
Herald
Chihuphua
Smith
Smet
Momey
Dicton
Dynamite Plant Blows Up at Loumana Missouri
A dynamite plant blast near Loumana Missouri injures several workers and kills three people. The Hercules powder plant eight miles north was not exploded. workers, mostly women and boys, were punching dynamite into molds when the blast occurred. The plant is one of the nation’s largest producers, employing around 20,000 people and contributing a large share of the U S output. Denver Frank Kingsley alias Alfred Henry was arrested on theft charges in Nevada and provided a full confession.
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Lewislans
Hercules
Here
Boot
Weight
Anit
Hanynibal
United States
Denver
Frank UW Kingsley
Alfred Henry
Pagan
Wewldee
Joby B Cook & Co
Goldwelt
President's Daughter Alice Roosevelt Marries Nicholas Longworth
In a grand executive mansion ceremony on February 17, Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the President, wed Nicholas Longworth, a U S representative. The Protestant Episcopal service was conducted by Bishop Henry Satterlee with a formal reception and state attendance by President Roosevelt, Mrs Roosevelt, and other dignitaries.
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Washington
Alice Lee Roosevelt
Ehfent Daugth
United States
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Executive Mansion
Protestant Episcopal Church
Henry ¥. Satterlee
Annie
Mex
Longworth
Roosevelt
Gram
Mra Roosevelt
Wad Atterer
Mrs. Longworth
Ino
Roosevelt’s White House Wedding a Century of Ceremony
Miss Roosevelt wed amid vast reverence in the East Room as a grand assembly of dignitaries and relatives filled the White House. The ceremony honored a century of romantic history, with 1,000 guests and a lavish breakfast ending just after 2 o clock. The couple then departed amid rice and cheers, receiving numerous heartfelt gifts from friends worldwide.
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White House
Miss Roosevelt
Mom
Mike Tooyevelt
Langgarth Wril
Bhiden
Mrs. Longworth
White Home
Roosevelt
Milas Roosevelt
Miners Face Peril Amid Earthquakes in Michigan Mines
Reports describe tremors and flooding endangering miners in Hahton and Mid Muiny districts. Crews struggle to stabilize shafts as aftershocks and dust hazards raise fears of further collapse and injuries.
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Muiny
Wedding Gifts Pour In From All Quarters
Messages of goodwill arrive at the wedding site as wagons and private messengers deliver presents from across the country and many parts of the globe. The exhibition hall has displayed tokens for two days honoring the bride and groom.
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Washington
Winty House
Cquntry
Globe
Former President W Call Worries Over Life Insurance Case
New York financier John A McCall, former president of New York Life Insurance, died after suffering liver enlargement and other health issues. He reportedly worried over details of the company’s affairs disclosed to a legislative committee in Albany. The inquiry followed his intense scrutiny of insurance dealings and public disclosures.
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New York
John A McCall
New Yor Life Insurance Company
de Lanett
Lakewood
Ned
Meryiy
McCall
Barrett
Fife
Albany
Burial in Roskilde for King Christian X
At Roskilde Denmark on a February Sunday the body of King Christian X was laid to rest in the chapel amid gun salutes and organ tones. Danish royalty foreign monarchs and officials attended while American minister Mr OBrien spoke representing the United States.
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Roskilde
Denmark
Kur
Christian
Rokcilde
Lasnine
Plerey
O'Brien
S¢ Beaveniun
Foreign Office
Diplomats Split Over Venezuela Crisis Fueling Monaco Rumors
A French chargé d'affaires warns Paris that revolutionary leaders backing President Casteno threaten to topple the regime. The interview notes unity among diplomats against expulsions and hints at shifts in Venezuela’s political scene.
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Paria
M. Paigny
Care
Liverpool
Diplomata
Casten Fn
Venezuela
France
Bel
M. Taleny
Venesuela
Priest Murdered in Mexican Mountains by Four Indians
A young French priest was attacked in a mountain region near Mexico City by a group of four Indians who fatally wounded him and two companions. The incident, linked to a theory involving Alberic Holt, was noted by authorities as part of a broader security concern in the area.
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Mexico City
Alberic
Holt
Ately
Tadlane
Quiet Sunday at the White House and McLean Visit
A transcript mentions Representative Nicholas Longworth enjoying a calm Sunday at the White House. It notes a visit to McLean and mentions plans for a campaign center. Weather is described as pleasant with officials traveling to train stations for events.
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Washington
4Ra
Nicholas Longworth
White House
McLean
Tennalyl
Depositors Lose Funds in Chicago Bank Mixup
Unclear OCR text describes deposits and checks at a Chicago bank with funds missing and confusion over amounts. The fragment notes depositor activity between morning and afternoon hours with a balance of about 92 000 and a $600 figure referenced, but details are garbled.
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Chicago
America
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