Sultan Loses Grip on Morocco Crown Amid Troop Withdrawal
The article reports a move to gradually withdraw French troops from Morocco with a Moorish native contingent replacing them. It notes Abdol Aziz’s influence and potential shifts in Tangier, Fez, and Algeciras as diplomatic tensions unfold and France weighs concessions. The piece reflects a tense, uncertain path toward decolonization and regional balance of power.
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Morocco
Parisa
Chhounki
Moty
de Amade
Mororca
France
Abdol-Aziz
Va Ce
Antera Fez
Tangier
Wultan
Algeciras
Trowlle
New Currency Commission Formed Amid Political Turmoil
A new currency commission is announced by the president and speaker, with voting to be held Sunday. Leaders Seva Abirhih, OMaliihan, and Ropre woth Vreeland named to chair a panel to oversee the law and banking reforms.
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Fite
Votever
Cannon
Pointe
Kenalor
OS Coe Easton
Seva Abirhih
Omaliihan
Ropre
Vreeland Tee
Weomlblie
Threatening letter targets St Mary church in mysterious plot
A blood written threat warns St Mary church and nearby sites of potential attack. The note, unsigned and found wrapped in crepe, mentions a past event at Wa Havenwe and Tubtwed court, signaling possible violence linked to religious figures and groups.
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St. Mary's
Auction Amidst Fancy Prices At Gunness Estate Sale
The sale drew crowds despite troubling reports as bidders eyed entries at the Gunness property. Prices appeared high for various lots while some items went unsold. Officials noted orderly proceedings though speculation and tension surrounded the event. A shipyard context and a local vote tied to the day’s proceedings added to the scene.
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Tee
Ted
Former Arkansas Senator James K. Jones Dies at 69
James Kimbrough Jones of Arkansas, a long time Democrat and former U S Senator, died at his home at 5:30 p m aged 69. A Mississippian by birth, he sought the presidency with Bryan, chaired the Democratic National Committee, and served in Congress and the Senate across the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Washington
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Senate
William J. Bryan
Wo Chatman
Democratic National Committee
Thin City
Missiestypi
Janes Kimbrough Tonon
Jones Walker
United States Senate
Jones
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Warrington Treatery Notes Prepare to Enter Circulation
Treasury officials including Secretary Coolidge and Director Holph discussed preparing new currency under the recent law while engraving and printing bureaus finalize the notes. The redesigned notes will bear the same design but carry the legend secured by bonds of the United States or other securities, with $208,000,600 in vault notes tied for transfer as new notes are printed and issued.
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Warrington
Coolidge
Mamituy
Dirertor Holph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
W. Aldebee
Tse
United States
Unitet Staten
Water intoxication linked to overdrinking in water
Chicago doctor and experts warn that excessive water consumption can be as dangerous as overindulgence in liquor. Dr Mason notes cases of powermania where individuals drink large amounts of water, causing bodily harm and potential poisoning. He stresses moderation to avoid water intoxication.
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Chicago
Fi T. C. Mason
Bi Rety
Anticipate Trouble in Panama Election Campaign
A garbled report hints at Panama election tensions and U S government concerns about foreign influence. It mentions July voting and potential unrest, with vague references to observers, security, and electoral interference, highlighting distrust among parties over the campaign period.
Contested Murderer Released on Peculiar Grounds
A disputed case ends with a murderer freed on unusual grounds after a claim by his wife that he killed two others. The court ruled the husband legally bound to his spouse, dismissing further pursuit of penalties and finding no corroborating evidence to uphold the wife’s assertion.
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Tewagalo
Miensere
Dini Ati
Hemmingetahl
Mosquitoes and Malaria Fight In Isthmian Panama Report
A Panama Canal Zone study notes a large collection of mosquito larvae by August Rusek, with 30 new species recorded alongside seven known types. The work details sanitation, drainage, and preventive measures to curb vectors and malaria, including chemical treatments and habitat removal.
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Warhingim
Panama
Canal Zone
National Museum
August Rusek
Canal Commission
Kent
Mother's Teeth Aid Elope And Dentist At Work
Lewiston Iowa reports a sensational local case where a 16 year old girl eloped with her romance partner while her mother’s dental work was underway. A court inquiry followed as family members and witnesses described the elopement location and subsequent actions. The incident involves a young couple and a disrupted home, with questions about parental consent and propriety. The reveal hints at social scandal and ongoing legal considerations for the involved families.
Seesawing with a Piano in Allentown Utility Crane
In Allentown a crew hoisted a heavy plane onto a tall building using a 14 foot plank extended over the roof. Horace Behulle and workers balanced the plank with a block and tackle and paid out rope. Behulle then sat at the far end to keep it down as the plane rose slowly. The operation involved men below and observers noting the tense, delicate maneuver.
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Allentown
Paa
Cornellman
Blane
Horace
Behulle
Lee Summoned by Grim Reaper Lone Confederate Leader Dies
Stephen D. Lee a former West Point graduate, Civil War lieutenant general, and commander in chief of United Confederate Veterans, died at Captain W.T. Ridley’s residence in Vicksburg Mississippi. Born 1843 in South Carolina, he served the Confederacy from Antietam through Vicksburg, later leading reunions after John Gordon’s death.
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West Point
Confederate Veterans
Wert Point
Stidt Institution
Lew
United States Army
Antietam
Vicksdove
Lee
John i Gordon
Wright to succeed Taft in case of president nomination
Washington reports that Central Luke F Wright of Tennessee is named to succeed Secretary Taft if he retires from the War Department and is nominated for the presidency. The statement strengthens belief there may be a real prospect of Wright's rise to the top.
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Washington
Kidnapped Woman in Ligonier Ind Tragedy After Abduction
A woman named Mrs Sargent was abducted in Ligonier Indiana. A fatal shooting occurred during the incident, with Patterson's brother in law allegedly firing after he himself was wounded by the abductor. Authorities report an ensuing manhunt and related charges as the case unfolds.
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Ligonier
Ind
William Badterson
Sargent
Pireair
Patterson
Phe
Japan Fears War as Port Arthur Fortifies
Warcorver C Dries, former Oxford mayor, arrives from the Orient and warns of Japan’s resolve to strengthen Port Arthur. He notes renewed fortifications, rapid military activity, and the belief in preparing for any contingency as the American fleet nears. He argues Port Arthur could become doubly impenetrable, likening it to a second Gibraltar.
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Setatessen
Port Arthur
Gibraltar
Danny
Cost to Sail Fleet Around World Estimated at $5 Million
A late 19th century Navy budget estimate places the voyage of the fleet around the world at five million dollars. Additional figures show oceanic legs from San Francisco to Manila via Honolulu and the strait coast at about 2.999 million. An Austrian offer to supply coal gratis for Australian waters was declined.
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Sae Francisco
Hampi Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Sic
Te Elies
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
Australian
Eruben
Gallinger Sees Cheerful Outlook on Ship Subsidy
Washington reports Senator Gallinger expressing a hopeful view on the ship subsidy bill after a senate approval 46 to 12 and a House action failing to block. He believes a broader majority will emerge next December despite opposition from Liverpool Kendon and other merchants.
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Washington
Senate
Mareh
Liverpool
Kendon
Sfayaburss
Gallinger
Collisions in English Channel and Local Tragedy at Oakfield
Fragmentary report describes a collision in the English Channel involving the Hervico and a British steamer, with ships from Blimbine and Harbor arrivals noted. A separate Wisconsin incident at Oakfield ends with a fatal shooting at a village gathering as Mrs I HL Orvis is killed. authorities address the aftermath and care for the Orvis family.
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Callistons
Queenswood
Yavin
Hervico
Tia
Oseenswood
Tadada
Blimbine
Sort Africa
Oakfield
Wis
Youth Confesses to Knowledge of Cherge Murder
A youth confessed to knowing details of the Cherge murder, with investigators detailing the timeline and potential accomplices. The statements reference a May period and mention a missing link to a wider alleged conspiracy. Police continue to question the suspect as the case unfolds.
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Cherge
Arizona delegates rally at party convention
Tanon and delegates met Thursday to nominate a candidate for president. Willan J. firsad led for prottation while Mark A. Simith, a longtime Arizona delegate, received rare praise amid a tense scene. The crowd cheered and the room echoed with ovations as discussions continued.
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Willan J. Firsad
Tevan
Tle Das
Mark A. Simith
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