Earthquake Shakes Stromboli Island in January Outbreak
A three second earthquake shock struck Stromboli island on January 3 in a north south east north east path. The Stromboli volcano erupted as houses on the inland were badly damaged and residents fled into the streets in panic. No injuries were reported. The island lies off Sicily and hosts a fertile soil and noted wines.
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Stromboll
Stromboli
Lipari
Sicily
San Vincenso
San Bartholomew
Revolution in Salvador Stirring Rumors on Transatlantic Steamship
Passengers aboard the steamer Acapulco report an impending Salvadoran revolution linked to John Moissant. They claim agents bought the gasoline schooner Sin Nombre to ferry arms, while Salvadoran authorities bolster defenses with the gunboat Presidente and the 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 after a 3340 knot voyage from Colombo, two days ahead of schedule. One drowning accident marred the trip when a seaman from the Tinol went overboard. The imposing fleet received a cheers from crowds along the bay as the ships were pumped and polished after the long voyage.
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Suez
Colombo
Tinol
Fhins
Settling Strike Yekaterinoslav Trials Protest Deadly Aftermath
The Yekaterinoslav tribunal on Friday issued death sentences to several ringleaders of a strike that disrupted rail and telegraph services and the city’s electric plants. Twelve condemned to life penal servitude, forty eight sent to exile, with many killed amid clashes as authorities allege ties to the Don River protest era of 1906.
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Yekaterinosiay
Seoul
Getoher
Dismissal of Councilor Chuses Trouble in Pekin
Pekin dispatch reports the dismissal of Tusa Shi Kai as grand councilor and commander-in-chief, Na Tung named to the vacancy, Yuan Shi Kai escaped to Tientsin under British protection, and arrangements for his departure to Habana. Ministers from Britain, the US, Germany, and Japan debate whether foreign intere sts are involved while fearing unrest.
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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
Attempt on Tennessee Attorney General Caldwell near home
An attacker tried to shoot Attorney General Caldwell at 9:30 p.m. Sunday near his Union City residence. The assailant fled after a pursuit from the depot. a newspaper correspondent and Caldwell both fired but missed. Militia and citizens hunt the shooter. no one was injured.
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Tenn
Wad Morris
Captain Rankin
Union City
Caldwell
Praise for Secretary Garfield in Interior report
The Interior head lauds Garfield’s administration methods for simplifying business without harming accuracy of responsibility. The annual report, released Sunday, covers work across bureaus, territories, national parks and reservations, District of Columbia corporations.
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Washington
Garfield
Department of the Interior
Redea
Territories
National Parks and Reservations
District of Columbia
Chinese Protest Assaults by Puget Sound Troops
Chinese merchants and leading Celestial figures petitioned the Chinese consul general in San Francisco alleging daily unprovoked assaults by soldiers from the Puget Sound district. They warn of potential murder and urge a War Department clarification of the serious situation.
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Pat Townsend
Wasa
Are Iillery
Puget Sound
Celestial Colony
Eeneral
San Francisco
Lef
Jebs
War Department
Eer
Coal prices and producer woes in a Mitchell letter
Former United Mine Workers president John Mitchell argues in a letter to the attorney general that coal producers suffer while small consumers bear most of the burden. He claims big buyers and manufacturers take a large share of profits, with prices far above international levels, harming small producers and consumers alike.
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Tug Selpélines
Mitchell Gays
Unique Plan for Ratiresd Company to Develop Great Meriwest
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad outlines a plan to establish a series of experimental farms and stations along the Pacific coast extension. Twelve stations are proposed, six in Washington and six in western regions, with activities in agriculture horticulture sheep and cattle raising dairying forestry irrigation power and mining. Each farm will be run scientifically with trained personnel to demonstrate crops and industries to homeseekers tourists and investors.
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Ratiresd Company
Meriiwest
Portland
Ore
I & Plan
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Pash
Pacife Coast
Ayatem
Goren
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Pacific Coast
of Washington
Montana
Southern States Move to Enforce Prohibition Across South
Prohibition laws take effect in North Carolina Mississippi and Alabama with Georgia already enforcing a statewide ban. Louisiana's new liquor regulation also tightens controls while Texas and Arkansas weigh constitutional amendments. A separate violent incident in Kentucky and Ohio leaves one dead and multiple wounded amid ongoing unrest over prohibition.
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Allanta, Ga
North Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Adams Arrest Sparks Gunfight in Anaconda Robbery
A bold streetcar robbery in Anaconda Montana ended in gunfire when Theodore Adams, known as the Kid Adams, was shot during a clash with a bystander and a landowner named A. Smith. Adams and another masked man attempted to rob passengers. Smith fired, wounding Adams in the scalp as the assailants fled.
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Bellevue
Dayton
Marry Smith
Marshall Joly
Lucy Jones
Henry Schulte
Smith
Wilean
Wile
Tle
Jolly
Sponann
Waan
Anaconda
Mont
Theodore Adams
Kid Adams
Adams
Heeleg
Secret Service Debate Clouds Congress On Investigation Scope
A congressional dispute centers on expanding secret service powers and limiting investigations. President and supporters defend broad authority, while critics like Tawney and Smith press for tighter oversight amid calls for transparency.
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New York
of Representatives
United States
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Congress
Honor
Tawney
Minnesota
Smith
Iowa
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Kentucky
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Amith
Secret Service
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Fitzgerald
Department
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