Multiple Disasters and Incidents Reported in Various Regions
A swell of reports covers a Greek labor dispute in San Francisco, a fatal railroad collision near Kingston Oklahoma, and a retired Brigadier General passing in Washington. Other items note snowstorms in southern Russia, a Texas public road clash with fatalities, and pardons for a Nebraska prisoner. Ongoing Senate debates, church matters in France, and local election oath histories complete the roundup.
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George A. Bell
Washington
Russia
Brownsville
Texas
Senate
Chinese Revolution Grows Violent as Foreign Navies Move
Reported by telegraph that Shanghai hosts rebel forces estimated at 1 000, with foreign gunboats including the Helena Cadmus Voerwarts Fushimi and Sur Ida present. Chinese government shifts troops from three provinces as the revolution widens beyond Pekin and Canton, drawing international naval attention.
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Pontral
Caljue
Guture
Biel
Imiders
Pinblasy
Shanghai
Trican
United States
Helena
H. M.S. Cadmus
Teal
Voerwarts
Apanese
Fushimi
Surida
Changsha
Legislature Convenes Amid Quarters Dispute at Redmen's Hall
Sacramento officials report the state legislature opening session in Redmen's hall while Capitol repair continues. Senate elected Wolfe as president pro tem and Hatwern as secretary, Beardsley as house speaker. Senators deemed the hall unsafe and threatened to relocate to proceed with business. They propose spending to hire a San Francisco architect to assess and restore safety.
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Sacramento
California
Redmen’s Hall
Senate
Wolfe
San Francisco
Lewis A. Hatwern
R. Beardsley
Stockton
Secretary Uphheld in Panama Canal Funds Case
The U S Supreme Court ruled the secretary of the treasury acted validly in paying 50 million dollars for the Panama canal property to the Panama Canal Company of France. Chicago lawyer Mr Wilson sought to restrain the payment but his injunction was denied. Justice Brewer delivered the decision in the matter involving government control over canal construction funds.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Panama Canal Company of
France
Supreme Court of the United States
Wilson
Chicago
Hrewer
Striking Textile Workers Clash as Troops Fire on Mob
Reports from Vert Cro state that troops fired on striking textile workers amid rioting in Orizaba and Nogales. Thirty dead and over eighty wounded as pillaging and communications cuts spread chaos. Prisoners released, stores looted, and a 700-strong crowd blocked a railroad before soldiers dispersed them.
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Biry
Mexico
Orteata
Vert Cro
Kothig Yaa
Rio Blanco
Nogales
Air District
Orizaba
Gensdarmes
Senor Herrera
Herrera
Inauguration in Trinity church for Colorado governor
Rev Dr Henry A Buechtel is inaugurated governor of Colorado at noon in Trinity Methodist church. Oath of office given with prayer and Lord's Prayer. About 2500 attendees fill the church as the governor and state officers proceed to the Capitol for the ceremonial procession and inaugural address.
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Lowell
Amg
Michigan
Warner
Bird
France
Chateau de la Muedus
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Denver
Henry A. Buechtel
Denver University
Colorado
Arist
Trinity Methodiat
Firgely
Lyw
Earth caves in rescuers trap forty men buried in pit
In Bingen Hesse Worty workers digging a new pipeline between Tamseheld and Tanningen, a cave in trapped rescuers. The accident left about fifty workers initially affected, with forty buried as the wide pit collapsed, burying comrades and injuring others.
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Bingen
Hesse
Mane
Aanth
Idaho Law Makers and Inaugural Meetings
A contorted report details Idaho legislators in joint session for Governor Gonding's policy, with a large crowd, police presence, and inauguration events at the state capitol. It lists committee appointments and names such as McCutchoun, Map Heth, and others, noting tense activity and procedural highlights.
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Idaho
Gonding
Petuate Darling
Rick
McCutchoun
Donsin
Trait
Whitwell
Awe Cole
Devieh McCratken
Connie Amit
Chie Pam
Cumin
Ine Abbott
Cayvanka
Taylor Lorry
Meleod
Iurtn
Warmod
Bowen
Gideon Keith
Reoehater
Barty
Tip
Bandit Stronghold Falls as Chief Escapes
Reports say Zinat Ralsull’s bandit fortress was virtually destroyed by fire and troops of the Sultan seized control on Sunday. Miowter of War Gabbas, staying in Tangier, plans renewed action as Mulai Mohammed, brother of the claimant to the throne, faces defections. Spanish officers of the International Police, created by the Algeciras convention, arrive to assume duties at month’s end.
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Ralsull
Ultan Aeneo
Veull
Mountaina de
Calibag
Miowter
Gabbas
Tangier
Mulai Mohammed
Numan
Algeciras
Pullman on Limited Ablaze in Iowa Incident
A Pullman sleeper on the Los Angeles Limited No 8 between Council Bluffs and Missouri Valley caught fire Sunday morning. One passenger, Lotis Delarlo of Washington DC, a clerk, was killed. Three others were injured including I Jensen of Salt Lake City with neck and head burns and Henry Catrow of Salt Lake City with a cut wrist. Mrs B Higgins of Carbondale Pennsylvania was exposed to heat. The train was near Loveland Missouri Valley when smoke awakened passengers in Roedfeld Near the Pullman. The origin of the fire could not be determined but it had been smoldering for some time.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Los Angeles
Missouri Valley
Chicago
Lotis Delarlo
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Irrigation
Jensen
Salt Lake City
Henry Catrow
B. Higgins
Carbondale
Loveland
Pasengers
Pullma N Ear
Roedfeld
Rumors of Cuba conspiracy surface in New York
Reports link three Palma administration office holders to a plan to destabilize Cuba. Two are in New York and one in Europe. Alleged shipments of arms passed from the port to Cuba and contraband arms were reportedly buried near Marne Tavana before authorities located the hiding place and removed the items.
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New York
Cuba
Palma Administration
Europe
Marne
Tavana
Salvadorean rebels spark disorder near Estanguelas
In San Salvador the government reports armed revolutionists, disguised as soldiers, attacked the garrison at Estanguelas then vanished. The unrest escalates with several persons reported wounded as the rebellion spreads, with activity also noted in Honduras.
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San Salvador
Estanguelas
Honduras
Cortelyou Retires as Republican Chairman
Washington reports Georgy 8 Cortelyou announced his retirement Monday as chairman of the Republican National Committee. Harry S. Now pledged to become not for chairmanship, while Cortelyou will leave the post after a lengthy tenure. The move follows earlier signals and shifts within party leadership.
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Washington
Georgy 8
Cortalyont
Harry & Now
Cortelyeu
Japan Aims for Largest Battleship Afroat Project
Fragmentary text describes a Japanese effort to build a large battleship Afroat, with unclear sources and disrupted wording. Mentions passages about water, area, and leadership figures, but overall context and specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Japan
Fight On Senator Bailey Through Turmoil and Tactics
A garbled OCR fragment references Senator Bailey and political maneuvering amid turmoil. Names and places are unclear, but the item appears to describe a confrontation or debate linked to a campaign.
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Senator Bailey
Ship’s Crew Deaths and Injuries in Severe Storm Off New York
One Cunard liner the Etroria suffered a deadly gale on a stormy Friday night. One crewman died, six others were injured and treated aboard while the ship pressed toward Queenstown. Captain Polter reported the storm the fiercest he had seen in years. The wrecked body was recovered and the hospital shipyard later confirmed the tally as the liner neared New York.
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New York
Cunard
Ner Etroria
Aie
Stowmer
Queenstown
Polter
Wealter
Bomb Blasts Bank Killing Clerk in Philadelphia Bank
A man demanding a $6,000 loan blew himself up in the Fourth Street National Bank in Philadelphia. Cashier W McLear was killed instantly and six to seven others injured, with one potentially dying. A key chain found on the bomber read R. Steele Garner. The blast wrecked the bank and damaged surrounding offices in the Bullitt Building.
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Philadelphia
Fourth Street National Bank
McLear
R. Steele
Garner
Bullitt
Fourth Street
Chestnut
Walnut Streets
Financial District
B. PF. Shambacher
Richard Pashton
Sullivan in Trouble at Goldfield Trust Firm
The San Francisco Examiner reports L. M. Sullivan Trust Co of Goldfield is financially embarrassed with protested drafts by San Francisco brokers. Treasurer Peter Grant claims embarrassment is temporary and expects relief by Wednesday. He asserts protests are a fake issue and notes two-officer signature rule. Larry Sullivan is missing since New Year’s Day at Tonopah.
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San Francisco
Examiner
L. M. Sullivan Trust Company
Goldfield
Peter Grant
Larry Sullivan
Tonopah
Proing into Affaire af Harriman Bye tem Proing into Affaire af Harriman
Fragmented OCR text mentions Harriman affair and names readers may recognize, with unclear actions and dates. The readable portion references Proing into and Chieng Fie aOHINe of Biener, along with locations and people such as Phil COLoeke and Boston.
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Af Harriman
Chieng
Pinkie
Phil Coloeke
York
Triahty
Raton
Bomb outrage in New York injures three
A bomb dropped from an elevated railing near Second Avenue and Forty second Street wounded three people, with two likely to die. Salvatore Cinituen, 29, and Mary Halley, 40, were among the injured as the bomber escaped.
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New York
Second Avenue
Forty-second Street
Salvatore Cinituen
Mary Halley
Cinnen
Benator Clark Purchases Bi Ranch in New Mexico
Montana real estate news notes Benator Clark buys a Bi Ranch in New Mexico amid unclear details and scattered OCR text. The report references Morton and Chicago connections with no clear dates or figures.
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Benator Clark
Montana
Bi Ranch
New Mexico
Harriman Lines Under Scrutiny by Federal Inquiry
New York report says the Interstate Commerce Commission is examining Harriman lines and their management across the Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Oregon Short Line, and Oregon Railroad and Navigation. Testimony shows overlapping leadership with Harriman serving as president of each company. Further visits planned as hearings expand to determine potential railroad consolidations.
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New York
Nuith Merce
Chicago
Union Pacific Railway Company
Southern Pacific Company
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Harriman
Lsts
Escape of Assassins Haunts St Petersburg Probe
Police searched lodgings of suspects Friday night seeking Von der Launitz assassination accomplices. Many arrests made but no key terrorists identified. The murder has sparked fear and calls for protection against political assassination crackdowns amid rising terror concerns.
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St. Petersburg
Perfect
Police von der Launitz
von der Launitz
Mn Singh
Ereuriet
Prean
Regia
Reactoniste
Ae Weil
Oe Rorlata
Gallo ws Loom Before Her in Missouri Case
In Kansas City a federal judge denied Mrs Aggie Myers demand for a writ of habeas corpus. Myers, jailed at Liberty under a death sentence for murdering her husband, and Frank Hotomas jailed in Kansas City for complicity, face execution January 10 unless Governor Folk intervenes. Attorneys had sought retrial or relief. Clay County officials offered no immediate comment.
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Kansas City
John F. Potliye
United States Dlatriot Court
Aggie Myers
Myer
Liberty
Frank Hottmas
Wnleas
Folk i Aterferes
Myers Arai
Clay County Court
Jacetichier
Ose
Japanese Labor Turmoil Roils Porterville Crowd
A Porterville clash erupted as a mob of laborers attacked Roy V. Claneing with sticks near the Southern Pacific yard. Police pursued suspects. more than a dozen Japanese individuals were jailed after the melee.
Investigating Block Signal on Baltimore and Ohio Line
A report by the duty commission reviewed the operation of block signals on the Baltimore and Ohio rail line. Under authority of a meeting resolution, the commission noted the system's functioning and prepared a formal assessment for the next session.
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Washington
Baltimore
Benthorn
Dutyrntale Canines Commission
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Awcong
New York Cotton Exchange
Edward Main
Stepan Johowich
Jowder
Kenosha
Wis
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Rock Island
Kingstimber
Oklahoma
el Paso
Lena Marearet Lillis
David City
Neb
Harvey Lillis
Mickey
Siaith
Focal
East
Griese
Cal
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Marry Gorman
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Wale
Laxpartes
Ruslan
Furman
IBM
Lrowoneliie
Gowen
Ceri Hertundt Hettla
Erties Analy
Pletcher Fete
Pinahiang
Uni
Panama Canal
Ralaull'e
Pullman
Palma
Salvador
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Qwtorie Thorne Neeamar Eenplore
Dyan
Hipanees
Telah
Las Anpelie
Bowery
Wromaiong
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Alledin
Chevy Lredent
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Ty Benelli
Hialeah
Malley
Heston
Jowell
Willy Ourhala
Horenth
Huet
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Oltveen
Saturniy
Belie Cpt
Mebernard Himerif
Bog
Heo
Grant House
Howtelty
Ten Horlain
J. St Hlevry
Ponce
Enave
New Yorke
Popes
New York & Horta Hive
Port Mahday
Cague
Choumas
Dvir Walarley
Chapin Ce Ae Ponce Tn Ylmer Wuatlur
Philadelphia Fourth National Bank
Sullivan
Tex
Arie
Trinidad
Benator
WA. Clark
Mobtami
William M. Marten
Rauch
Harriman Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Data
Porterville
Amile
Roy V. Clan
Clark
kWwear
Soule
Tuath
Portarville
Leah
Syston
Speaner Canis
Hoprenontatlee
Euglebelyl
Aiinow
Maine
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