RULES WITH HAND OF IRON KING Alfonso Gickly Puts Bown Internal Trombles
A military newspaper alleges royal interference in Moroccan honors, sacking Madrid’s captain general Villara and other officials, while plotting to spark a Carlist uprising under Don Jaime. The text frames royal meddling as undermining the army government relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Gickly
Bown
Morocco
Count Villara
Madrid
Villadorta
Coruna
Valencia
Don Jaime
Roosevelt Snares White Rhino Cow On Congo Expedition
The Smithsonian African expedition, led by Roosevelt, arrived Friday via native runner and canoe on the BarcbJebel river. Three African hunters sickened by dysentery. Roosevelt shot a white rhino cow and four young rhinos the first night at Cape Rhino near Loum-Prolowing. Ice floods clogged the Mississippi levee, 26 million dollar losses reported, river rose to 91.9 feet with a major ice gorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Butiabawa
Smithsonian African Scientife
BarcbJebel Eiver
Africa
Col
Cape Rhino
Congo
BarelJebel River
Ot Loum
Mississippi River
Brutal Prison Abuse Report Highlights Guarded Tie to Wall
A historical account describes harsh treatment in a stockade including a Black inmate named Grom who was bucked in a machine and struck twenty seven times with a leather strap. Another prisoner Green was left hung for over two hours for labor disputes. Captain Vining, 16 years stockade superintendent, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iosther
Grom
Green
Vining
Manufacturer Declares Workingmen Responsible for High Prices
Springfield, Mass. John Kirby Jr. of the National Manufacturers Association places major blame on the labor trust for rising living costs. He argues wage hikes and restricted production erode the dollar’s purchasing power, urging action against this trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
Masa
John Kirby, Jr
National Manufacturers’ Association
Kirby
National Civic Federation Review
Labor Trust
Fight Likely in Laning or Nearby for Jeffries Johnson Bout
Jack Gleason said the Jeffries Johnson championship fight will be held in Laning or nearby after applying for a permit to stage a forty five round bout in San Francisco this year. The city law allows only twenty rounds, making the permit the first such request in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friece
San Francisco
Jack Gleason
Jeffries-Johnson
Laning
Board of Supervisors
Pinchot’s Successor Named Forester Chief at Yale
President Taft appoints Henry Graves director of the Yale Forest School to continue Pinchot era policy. Graves, once assistant chief of forestry under Pinchot, became director in 1900 after years in the division. Potter succeeds Overton Price as associate forester, native to California and long-time forestry staffer in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Henry &. Graves
Yale Forest School
Pinchot
Graves
Division of Forestry
Mr. Pinchot
Potter
Overton W. Price
California
Forestry Star Pine
Plea for Open Range At Denver Session
Dwight B. Heard of Phoeniz urged scientific use of open range linking forestry irrigation and grazing. He said grasers on public lands need federal control. C J Gavin of Denver spoke on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American Livestock Association
Dwight B. Heard
C. J. Gavin
Lamphers Linked to Mrs. Gusmese Killing Plot
Fragmentary OCR shows a story alleging Lamphers involved with Mrs. Gusmese in a plot to kill three men including Andrew Hei and possibly Ole Bute and Tosses Petersen. One man's identity may be Lien. The text hints at a third husband of Mrs. Gan a, with guilty knowledge of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamphers
Gusmese
Andrew Heithe
Ole Bute
Tosses
Petersen Lisa
Ead
Lien
Gan
Mesbaqer and Money Appropriation Report
An appropriation proposal states a sum of four million dollars is requested. The text notes no spending during the period and mentions two hours spent in Greenles with a clerical error suggesting a total four million four thousand four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Dean
Greenles BR
Incoherent Riot Tale Ends With Detention under 91,000 Bonds
A fragment describes an event where a person involved in a dangerous act is detained and later released on a large bond. The text mentions a dynamite incident and a return to a residence, with unclear details and damaged phrasing. The core facts indicate an arrest and release on a substantial bond related to a blast or threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dape
Port Arthur
Washington
Tokio
Hamburg
Goode
New York
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Ecape
Trinidad
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Raney
Eagle
Starkville
Primero
Sopris
Tee
Levis
Ation of
Tarif
United States
Germany
Gerteva
Venice
Laul Smith
Smith
Mississippi
Emil Karl von Mueller
Hoboken
Los Angeles
Cal
von Mueller
von der Hagen
Here
John
Boise
Ida
Almont
Henry
Merrey
Acovapa
Ante
Bask
Mamague
Mesbaqer
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