Rioting in Mississippi Leaves Dozens Dead and Hostilities Loom
In Harrison, near Fayette, Mississippi, a race riot left four whites and ten blacks dead, fifteen wounded, and two black men lynched after brothers Willis and Walter Jones killed a woman and her son. Governor Karl Brewer ordered in the militia as whites organize to drive out the Black population.
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Fayette
Miss
Harrinton
Willis
Walter Jones
Xin
Nestews
Jones Brothers
Natchez
Karl Brewer
Harrison
Jackson
Brewer
Liberal Republicans nominate de la Fuente for president
Mexico City reports Liberal republican party names Colonel David de la Fuente as presidential candidate with former minister Gregorio Mendizabal as vice president. De la Fuente, a former cabinet minister under Huerta, is backed as a third nomination in the Liberal line, after previous offers to Aurelio Banquet were declined.
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Mexico City
David de la Fuente
Huerta
Republican Party
General Aurelio Banquet
Gregorio Mendizabal
de la Fuente
Chinese apology at Nanking sent by Chinese general
General Chang Haun, commander of Chinese troops at Nanking, visited the Japanese consulate with a fifty man guard to apologize per Japanese demands regarding a king and consular incident. The Japanese consul expressed satisfaction with the action. Logansport resident convicted in wife killing case. police say he confessed to killing his wife in front of their two children.
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Nanking
Chang Haun
Logansport
Viyae Wukinaon
Yoru
Ind
Would Fly Over Desert Parley To Timbuero
Airmail voyage planned with a carrier aircraft described by Lieutenant Chentin, a Presaring Biridan, as he travels via By serone toward the Senhora With a passenger on board. The details of the expedition are being arranged for the French Sadan route.
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Timbuero
Aeraplane
Chentin
Biridan
Serone
Senhora
Government coal fraud case noted in western district
A U S government inquiry in the western district investigates a coal fraud scheme involving named parties and alleged misappropriation. Proceedings and potential charges are expected as the case proceeds.
Murder of Two Musicians Sparks International Conflict
Fragmented report details the murder of two musicians and a miner touching off a broader war between nations. It mentions trials in Whit Island, Australia, and a crime wave linked to major cities including Berlin and New York, with references to victims and suspects.
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Venton
Geriin
Ottine
Ierlin
New York
Wilson Believes Moral Suasion Aims to Secure Mexican Election
President Wilson on Thursday stated that the policy of moral suasion toward Mexico has achieved two goals: securing a constitutional election and ensuring Huerta does not seek another term. Reports from Washington indicate Huerta will not run and may back Federico Gamboa, boosting hopes the U S stance aligns with Lind negotiations for a stable settlement. The president will withhold judgment on the election's constitutional status and on U S recognition pending further assessment.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Frederico Gamboa
Catholic Party
Bryan
Train Robbery Shocks Bibbville on No 7 Job
Bandits in masks held up Alabama Great Southern train No 7 near Bibbville siding three miles south of Woodstock at midnight Thursday. Shots were fired into the express cars as clerks and messengers fled. Three clerks Saunders Philip e and Poole escaped with injuries including Saunders scalp laceration from glass. Two dynamite charges forced the safe open, the blast shaking the ground for hundreds of feet.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Great Southern
New Orleans
Bibbville Siding
Woodstock
Saunders
Phillipe
Poole
Gruesome Find at Clinton Mansion Hidden Child in Wall
Bloomington reports a child’s body found inside a wall during demolition of the Clinton mansion built forty years ago by Colonel Thomas Snell. The home conceals a tragic history linked to Snell who died seven years ago amid famed fortune disputes in Illinois courts.
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Bloomington
Clinton
Thomas Snell
Snell
Ulinois
Coroner Rules Fatal Be BeloW as Homicide
Coroner's jury finds the shooting of Marshall Lew near Cumberland Gap to be homicide. Thomas Lartsis and others are named in the fatal incident as involved parties. Local authorities pursue the case, with further inquiries and legal actions anticipated in Moknea, Iowa.
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Veiniced
Colu
Marshall Robert Lew
Thomas Lartos
Fred
First Vessel Passes Gatun Locks On Panama Canal
The sea going tug Gatun, drawing twelve and a half feet of water, passed successfully through the Gatun locks into Gatun lake marking the canal's first operation of the locks. Colonel Goethals and canal officials praised the result as hundreds watched in the tropical sun. Gatun lake stood at about sixty five feet, within twenty feet of its normal level.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Gatun
Gatun Locks
Gatun Lake
Canal
Goethals
Canal Commission
Planned Attempt on Portuguese Premier Stuns Lisbon
Five men arrested near Cintra confessed intent to plant bombs around Dr Alfonso Costa’s villa at Praia Dag Macas. They aimed to attract Costa’s attention and shoot him when he appeared at the window, using the death as a trigger for a revolt. They claimed armed bands would free prisoners and target the war minister. The Mundo says royalists radicals and republicans were also implicated.
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Lisbon
Praia Dag Macas
Cintra
the Mundo
Alfonso Costa
Munde
Wasp Sting Kills Woman in Cornwall
A WASP sting proved fatal to Lady Molesworth formerly Max Janes Frost, second daughter of Brigadier General D. M. Froat. The marriage to Sir Louis William Molesworth occurred in 1475 and he died in 1912. She died within twenty minutes of the sting in Trewartenie, Cornwall.
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Trewartenie
Cornwall
England
Lady Molesworth
Max Janes
Frost
D. M. Froat
St. Louis
Louis William Molesworth
Turks Urge Uprising and Noisy Balkan Tensions Grow
London reports rising agitation as Young Turk military faction exploits allied splits. Turkey calls up conscripts in Asia Minor and an officer returns from Tripoli to lead a Thrace revolt against Bulgaria. In Washington a immigration literacy bill faces quick action before adjournment. in Montana Diamondfield Jack Davie is escorted for protection amid gang threats. In Fulton a woman convicted of murder faces a ten year sentence. in Centralia quadruplets are born to Pearl Vates family. doctors expect their survival.
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London
Young Turk
Turkey
Ealers
Sia Minor
Tripol
Bulgaria
Thrace
Diamondfield Jack Davis Shot in Butte Fight
In Butte a savage night clash left Diamondfield Jack Davis shot through the jaw and tongue after battling three assailants with a dirk knife. Doctors expect him to survive despite serious injuries.
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Iamondfield
Jack Davis
Butte
Diamondfeld
Jack" Davis
Albion
Idaho
Old Mexico
Montana
Daria
Bud Ryan
L W. W
Student Fatally Injured in Minneapolis Football Practice
A high school student in Minneapolis suffers a fatal spinal injury during football practice. Allen Weldman is named in the report as the injured player.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Allen Weldman
Former President Visits Washington for Lincoln Memorial Commission Meeting
Ter Bask returns to Washington for a second time since leaving the White House to attend a Lincoln Memorial Commission meeting. The event occurred midweek as officials discussed preservation and commemorative plans.
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Tah
Washington
Ter
Wedenday
White House
Lincoln Mewors Commission
Unclear Text Traces Noted From Wedersday Paper
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Mire Pankhuret Emmelipe Vankhuret and Maglinis with references to a Dewepaper date. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome from the readable portions. More legible material required for a proper card.
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Mire
Pankhuret Optimiatic, Porte
Mre
Emmelipe Vankhuret
E Maglinis Wulfresset Bender
Diaz Recalled by Mexico as Old Soldier Returns
General Diaz is recalled from France where he was living in retirement. Authorities deem him too old for active duty but may use him in an advisory role. His resignation from the army was accepted by President Madero, and Diaz pledged to return only if invasion threatened the country.
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Porfirio Dia Nowie
Bier Rite
France
Dias Ie
Diaz
Mexico
Madero
Mexican Firing On American Troops Near El Paso
A detachment of Company H Second Cavalry on patrol near the international boundary fifteen miles east of El Paso was fired on by Mexican federal cavalrymen. No Americans were wounded and U S troops reportedly returned fire, driving the attackers to cover. Two Texas Rangers nearby were also fired upon. no word on Mexican casualties.
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Gover
el Paso
Texeo
Second Cavalry
International Boundary
Texas Rangers
United States Army
Eskimos use parcel post to ship furs to Seattle and San Francisco
Port Townsend reports natives north of the Bering Strait sending white fox skins by parcel post to Seattle and San Francisco for better prices than northern traders. Also covered are a Seattle homicide, Diggs and Caminetti parole, Ulster volunteers march in Belfast, Tennessee assembly ends with anti liquor measures, Pope Pius Is health concerns, and a Omaha robbery attempt injuring a patrolman.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Diggs and
Caminetti
San Francisco
van Fleet
Maury J. Diggs
F. Drew Caminetti
United
Cleveland's Gan to Play Football
Cleveland's Gan to play football with Princeton in New Jersey. The brief item notes possible game involvement by a local player connected to the Tigers.
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Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Tiger
Wiecard
Grover Cleveland
Fragments From a Street Scene On a December Day
A man on a Loades sidewalk is seen amid a blurred scene. The page 9 item from the newspaper records a street moment with vague details and period setting.
Unclear mixed items from Northwest Notes and West Coast events
Fragmented notices recount deaths and crimes in multiple states. Stabbings, mine explosions, forgery arrests, thefts, and beatings appear alongside political moves within fraternal groups. Local incidents in Port Townsend, Denver, Winnemucca, and Bremerton are described amid legal actions and exploration of rail and infrastructure plans.
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Ordera
Mississippi
Chang Haun Mal
Beni
Sokmeglie
I. Perkine
Whit
Canillale
Otto
Galera
Nate
Morisey Olend
Australia
Houghter
Mich
Waauel Acb
Tnreer Palocukeeper
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Allerway
Uur
Clerke
Lewis L. Morgan
Covington
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Trath
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Koseme Mowhote
Cumberland Gap
Dee Moknea
Iowa
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Tod
Ehebiar
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Costa
Fulton
Moore
Susan Row
JH Rows
Friday
Taft
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Hutte, Mont
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Jack’ Davie
Hutte
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Pearl Vates
Tony Tbore
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Carnegie
Joseph B. Thompson
Eskimos
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Wee
Douglass
Abbott
James Davis
Negro
Middendorf
Ponse
Davis
Ulster Army
Belfast
Ireland
Ulster Volunteers
No Home Army
North Trunk
Nashville
Tees
Eighth General Assembly
Pius
Kille Magre
BrVsems
Rae Camous
Northwest
Ryan
Jack
Davia
Balt Lake
Aurora Consolidated Mining Company
Aurora
Robert Lee
Begundo
Thomas Larius
Etriber
Port Worden
Port Townsend Lumber Company
Main Street
George B. Dye
Reno
Nevada Ganitarium
Sacramento
Keno
I.I. Boak
Pacific
Woodmen of the World
Gune
Denver
Omaha
Western Pacific
Winnemucca
Harold F. Henwood
George B Copeland
District Court
Colorado Supreme Court
Ellis County
Nevada
Tas Commission
Ilegal
Jobo Hale
Waleen and Hobluain
Meoburg
Colo
Forest Service
Jobo Dyan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Porthwam
Montuns
Vales
Healee
Jude A. Riser
United Bates District Court of
Cheyenne
Steck
Rio Grande Junction Railway
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Junction
Midland
Newenady
Grand Junction
Jobe Killough
H. B. Harrington
Paget Bouna Navy Yard
Bremerton
Dutte
Oldeo
Brighaas City
T+ vton National park
Ana
Malheur Io
Lo Saakere
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