Tremor Rocks Stromboli Island After Volcanic Eruption
A three second earthquake shock moved north-southwest and east-northeast on Stromboli, accompanied by a volcanic eruption. In inland areas houses were badly damaged and residents fled into the streets in a panic, though no injuries were reported. The scene, on the Lipari group off Sicily, notes cold weather and the island’s fertile soil and famed wines.
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Rome
Stromboll
Stromboli
Lipari
Sicily
San Vincenso
San Bartholomew
Revolution in Salvador Rumors Reach San Francisco
Passengers aboard the steamer Acapulco report an impending Salvadoran revolution. They allege John Moissant funds a blustering expedition with agents who bought the gasoline schooner Sin Nombre to carry arms. Salvadoran authorities respond by building a small navy led by gunboat Presidente and steamer Empire.
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San Francisco
Salvador
Acapulco
John Moissant
Republic
Moisfant
Panama
Corinto
Litle Republic
Empire
Fleet Reaches Suez After World-Circling Cruise
The U S Atlantic battleship fleet arrived at Suez Sunday morning from Colombo after a 3340 knot voyage two days ahead of schedule. One drowning accident marred the trip when a seaman from the Ti nol fell overboard. The imposing formation, in splendid weather, was greeted by a crowded bay as the ships tied up and prepared for rest and refit.
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Suez
Colombo
Tinol
Fhins
Settling Strike At Yekaterinoslav
Military court sentences issued Friday in Yekaterinoslav after a strike attempted to halt a railway, telegraph and electric light system. One man executed, twelve jailed for life or exile, others acquitted. violence sparked by 1906 upheaval and protests at the city’s rail and utilities.
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Yekaterinosiay
Seoul
Getoher
Dismissal of Councilor Chuses Triggers Political Turmoil
Pekin reports Yuan Shi Kai has fled to Tientsin under British protection after his removal as grand councillor. An edict appoints Liang Tum Yen to the vacant foreign board post. Ministers from Britain America Germany and Japan debate foreign interference while seeking peace, with Japan predicting international harm. In Union City Tennessee Mrs Wad Morris seeks recall to amend testimony about Captain Rankin’s murder.
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Pekin
Tusa Shi Kai
Na Tung
Liang Tum Yen
Customs Total
Foreign Board
Yuan Shi Kai
Tientsin
Great Britain
Habana
Legation
John Jordan
Rockbill
Tulajeter
Great
China
Attempted murder of Tennessee Attorney General in Union City
An assailant attempted to shoot Attorney General Caldwell near his Union City home at 9:30 p.m. Sunday. The attacker fled after a pursuit from the depot, a newspaper correspondent fired twice at the suspect but missed, Caldwell exchanged fire with no hits, militiamen and citizens search for the shooter.
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Union City
Tenn
Caldwell
Praise for Secretary Garfield in Interior Department Report
The annual Interior Department report defends Secretary Garfield for improving administration. It highlights simplification of business, removal of inefficiencies, and responsibility across bureaus, territories, national parks, reservations, and District of Columbia affairs.
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Washington
Garfield
Department of the Interior
Redea
Territories
National Parks and Reservations
District of Columbia
Chinese Plea for Protection Amid Soldier Attacks
Chinese merchants and leaders petition the Chinese consul in San Francisco asking for relief as accused brutal assaults by Puget Sound district soldiers escalate. They warn murder may result and urge Army clarifications to address a serious situation.
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Pat Townsend
Wasa
Are Iillery
Puget Sound
Celestial Colony
Eeneral
San Francisco
Lef
Jebs
War Department
Eer
Coal profits disputed by former UMWA president letter
Former United Mine Workers of America president John Mitchell contends in a letter to Attorney General West that small coal producers are squeezed by rail and manufacturing costs while big companies and large users drive down the producer price. He argues prices recall international levels and that small consumers bear the burden.
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Tug Selpélines
Mitchell Gays
Unique Plan for Farm Settlement by Rail Company
A Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul official outlines a Portland Oregon plan to establish twelve experimental farms and stations along the Pacific coast corridor. The sites will demonstrate agriculture horticulture sheep cattle dairying forestry irrigation power mining and tourism to attract homeseekers investors and visitors. Each station will run scientifically managed farms with trained staff showcasing up to date cultivation methods and region specific crops or industries.
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Ratiresd Company
Meriiwest
Portland
Ore
I & Plan
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Pash
Pacife Coast
Ayatem
Goren
8. D
Pacific Coast
of Washington
Montana
Southern states tighten liquor laws as Prohibition expands
A wave of prohibition measures takes effect January 1 in North Carolina Mississippi and Alabama with Georgia only state still enforcing a statewide ban. Louisiana enacts a new liquor traffic law aimed at shutting saloons. Texas and Arkansas voters may seek constitutional amendments. In Cincinnati a fatal fight in Bellevue and Dayton leaves one dead another dying and two wounded.
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Allanta, Ga
North Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Bellevue
Dayton
Marry Smith
Marshall Joly
Lucy Jones
Henry Schulte
Smith
Wilean
Wile
Tle
Jolly
The Kid Adams Shot During Anaconda Street Car Hold-Up
A masked man and Theodore Adams, known as the Kid Adams, attempted a street car robbery in Anaconda Montana. A bystander, A L Smith a land owner, returned fire wounding Adams in the scalp and ending the assault. Authorities pursued the other suspect.
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Sponann
Waan
Anaconda
Mont
Theodore Adams
Kid Adams
Adams
Heeleg
Smith
Secret Service Debate Shapes House Provision Fight
Congress debates limits on secret service powers as members from Tawney Smith and Fitzgerald defend the agency. President backs a broad remit to pursue criminals, while others oppose tighter controls on operations.
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Ieee Fn Acs
New York
of Representatives
United States
Congresanen
Congress
Honor
Tawney
Minnesota
Smith
Iowa
Blerley
Kentucky
Fitacerald
Meaers
Passons
Fesnet
Crisenti
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Amith
Secret Service
Wherley
Fitzgerald
Department
Spon
Rousevalt
Hove
Varinia
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