RULES WITH HAND OF IRON AND GOVERMENT TRUMBLES
A military newspaper reports on King Alfonso and government turmoil in Morocco. He allegedly sanctioned the removal of Madrid's Count Villara and others while aiming to provoke a Carlist uprising under Don Jaime. Also covered are a mine fire near Trinidad with 300 miners escaping through connected shafts and plans to open Port Arthur to world commerce with a guarded duty framework.
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Morocco
Count Villara
Madrid
Villadorta
Coruna
Valencia
Don Jaime
Ecape
Trinidad
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Raney
Eagle
Starkville
Primero
Sopris
Dape
Port Arthur
Washington
Tokio
Hamburg
Goode
New York
Roosevelt Sacks White Rhino on Africa Safari Night
Col Roosevelt leads a Smithsonian African expedition party that travels via native runners and canoe along the Congo Barchel river to Cape Rhino. He reportedly shoots a white rhino cow and four young rhinos on the first night at the expedition’s Cape Rhino stop. Three African hunters suffer dysentery. The Mississippi River ice gorge floods scenes nearby, with levee damage and high vessels stranded as floodwaters rise to 91.9 feet.
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Roosevelt
Butiabawa
Smithsonian African Scientife
BarcbJebel Eiver
Africa
Col
Cape Rhino
Congo
BarelJebel River
Ot Loum
Mississippi River
Untanable Testimony Reveals Brutal Prison Abuse
Report details harsh treatment at a stockade including women punished for minor infractions and a Black inmate named Grom beaten with a heavy strap. Testimony says Grom was placed in a bucking machine and given twenty seven blows, while Green was tied to a wall for over two hours. Captain Vining, age 68, has led the stockade for sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iosther
Grom
Green
Vining
Manufacturer Blames Labor Trust for Higher Prices
Springfield leader John Kirby Jr., president of the National Manufacturers' Association, declares the labor trust is the main cause of rising living costs and stresses that wages and restricted production diminish the dollar’s purchasing power. He responds to criticism in the Civic Federation Review and contends only a bitter, costly struggle with Germany could restore normal trade relations.
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Germany
Springfeld
Masa
John Kirby, Jr
National Manufacturers’ Association
Kirby
National Civic Federation Review
Labor Trust
Fight Likely Here If Friece Goes Ahead
Positive assurance came Monday that the Jeffries Johnson championship bout will be held in Laning or nearby. A formal permit request was made to the San Francisco board for a forty five round fight this year, though current law recognizes only twenty rounds.
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Friece
San Francisco
Jack Gleason
Jeffries-Johnson
Laning
Board of Supervisors
Pinchot's Successor Named Forester Leader
President Taft appoints Henry Graves director of the Yale Forest School, advancing policy rooted in Pinchot era. Graves, previously assistant chief in the Division of Forestry, led the school since 1900 after moving from the forestry division. Potter named associate forester succeeding Overton Price, a California native with long western forestry service.
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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 and Federal Control
Dwight B Heard of Phoen iz spoke at the American Livestock association urging scientific open range use and federal management linking forestry irrigation and grazing as inseparable for graziers relying on public lands. C J Gavin of Denver discussed related points.
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Denver
American Livestock Association
Dwight B. Heard
C. J. Gavin
Unclear: Guilt Questioned in Mrs. Ganua Case
Fragmentary wording suggests a trial or confession scenario involving Mrs. Ganua and alleged accomplices. Names appear garbled: Andrew Hei, Ole Bute, Tosses Petersen, Lien, and a third husband. Narrative hints at guilty knowledge but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Lamphers
Gusmese
Andrew Heithe
Ole Bute
Tosses
Petersen Lisa
Ead
Lien
Gan
Mesbaker and Money Appropriation Disputed Costs
A note on appropriation of funds totaling four million dollars with a claim of no expenditure and ongoing accounting in General Assembly proceedings. Questions arise over the allocation and earmarked amounts, including a proposed allowance of four million four thousand dollars.
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Ieee Dan Two Ours
Geenilen
Unclear OCR Narrative of Assault and Arrest
Fragmentary text describes a supposed assault and a dynamite detonation. The speaker mentions a street gagging incident and a release under a bond of 91,000. Later reference states a return to a house and a plea related to dynamite. Content is highly garbled and lacks verifiable names or dates.
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Alfonso Gickly
Bown
Tee
Levis
Ation of
Tarif
United States
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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