Admiral Dewey Aids Call for Ship Subsidy Legislation
The article reports Admiral Dewey backing ship subsidy measures and urging upbuilding of the merchant marine to defend the nation in war times. It notes remarks attributed to ex representative Gandia and a speech by Landis in Cincinnati Ohio, plus New York Chamber of Commerce action against the Bookline Game affecting east coast ports.
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Gandia
Itdana
Caeinnat
Ohio
Horisca
Landis
Deweyessa
Lasdis
New
Chamber of Commerce
Tellurige Official Shot by Under Sheriff in Hotel Bar
Tellurige Coln- Pata Center cook at the New Sheridan hotel bars was fatally shot by Under Sheriff Louis Meadson. He died three hours later at the hospital after insisting the shooting was unprovoked, during a quarrel over prisoners in the county.
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Tellurige
Coln— Pata Center
New Sheridam
Sherif Louis Meadson
Prom
Indian woman sought on bigamy charge in Oakland
Yan Hafiel and George Aenew notify that Mar Hayner is wanted on a bigamy charge in Oakland California. The complaint, filed at the urging of Wilman Ko Mayner, alleges she arrived last June calling herself a widow and married Edmund Thiele. She reportedly left to visit her Denver mother and disappeared.
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Yan Hafiel
Cola
George Aenew
Mar Hayner
Sial
Oukland
Ko Mayner
Deaver Furniture
Edmund Thiele
Oakland
Denver
Unclear fragmentary notice with names and relations
Fragmentary OCR mentions Porvied and Qavernee Vahalog and Kan Mire Irene Leow with reference to her husband. lack of context or actions limits interpretation.
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Irene
Walsh Loses Fight in Endeavor to Save Bank Chief
Long legal battle ends as Walsh fails to overturn verdict. Trial record shows appeal arguing lack of criminal intent. Defense cites alleged use of bank funds and memo notes naming unseen clerks, with Supreme Court upholding the previous verdict.
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Nara
Supreme Court
Wallty
Walsh Im
Extension mine disaster at Wellington Colliery claims lives
An explosion in the Extension mine of the Wellington Colliery company entombed more than fifty miners. Eight bodies were recovered and twenty men were rescued as flames hampered rescue efforts. The miners are described as British Labourers living in Vancouver Island cottages.
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British Columbia Capitalista
James Dunsmuir
Odd Malt Road Accident in New York Railroad Incident
Fragmentary report describes a road accident near New York involving a Pennsylvania train waking at fifty miles per hour. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate injuries to a head and possibly other victims. Further clarification needed from full article.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Fatal harm to child in Ochwol incident on way home
Reported incident in Ochwol results in a child suffering fatal injuries as final details emerge. Authorities investigation ongoing to determine causes and responsible parties.
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Waylaye
Gheto
Ochwol
Policeman Fatally Shot During Pursuit
Officer Riley was killed Tuesday night after a highwayman he had captured opened fire while being led to a station. The killer, a holdup suspect, escaped immediately after shooting and the crime occurred shortly after the highwaymen had held up a man.
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Peplp
Cee Ae Ae Eeely
Riley
Staires
Hill
Dudley Buck dies in New Jersey at 70
Dudley Buck, organist and composer, died suddenly at his son’s home in Weehawken New Jersey after returning from two years in Europe. Buck, born in Hartford Connecticut, was a noted figure linked with the Lespals conservatory and recognized for a cantata sung by 51 voices at the Philadelphia center.
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Dudley Buck
Weet Orange
N. J
Europ
Hock
Hartford
Conn
Lespals
Center Pial
Philadelphia
Pastor
Cook Grants Mequest of American Scientiota
Washington Dr Frederick A Cook Arctic explorer announces from New York University Copenhagen he asked to waive prior examina tion review by scientific societies to enable entry of biodata. Water Pageant at St Louis features decorated vessels and river procession reviewed by officials near the Mississippi River. Peary expedition trophies include tarteat North fish preserved in cans highlighting American nature history. Ship rate war in Los Angeles hints at coast-wide tensions affecting trade and transport.
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Washington
Frederick A. Cook
New York University of Copenhagen
St. Louie
Gt. Louis
Misaiaulppi
Sisea
Mads Bridge
Munte Ja
United Bates
Peary
New York
Peary Exploration
America
Girl Who Lived as a Boy Revealed in Police Case
In Cleveland a girl aged 17 ran away to live and work as a boy for three years. She was arrested on a minor charge while employed by a grocer, exposing her true identity. Her stepfather blamed horse love for her disguise and she describes a desire to be male. Also reports from France, Oklahoma, Honolulu, Nashville, Paso, and Denver cover murders, attacks, fires, and political moves with various local incidents and figures.
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Cleveland
Roberta
Polly
Lillian Hoff Ad
Gottlib Meiers
Thin City
D. Martin
Robert
Saya
Sineys
Mantes-Sar-deine
France
Daniel Ridgeway Knight
Armande Pisoni
Mr. Knight
Imodel
Gustav Fortune
Paris
Oskland
Emilia Mederious
Thirdtreet
Taft Address Draws Large Fresno Crowd in Court House Square
President Taft arrived in Fresno California to an enthusiastic crowd and after a brief car tour spoke in the court house square. He treated his sermon like message urging self control and warned that popular government fails without sound sense and restraint. He noted a stop in Merced for three hours and attendance at a Presbyterian church service.
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Fresno
Cal
Taft
Court House
Merced
Presbyterian Church
British worry over Germany and US sentiment rises
Reports from Berlin note speeches by Lord Northcliffe Admiral Beresford and Karl Grey, governor general of Canada, and magazine pieces on Britain Germany relations. The tone in this country sees a coordinated drive to undermine German goodwill in the United States and to fuel a war party in Britain though still small, it grows influential.
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Honolulu
Territorial
Wal Frear
Congress
Frear
Washington
United States
Berlin
Lord Northcliffe
Charles Beresford
Karl Grey
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
Grizzly Attack Near Blackfoot Reservation Injures Man
William Green of Whitefish was badly injured by a grizzly north of Midvale on the Blackfoot reservation while hunting with Sam Brooks. Green was leading when a bear charged, Brooks yelled to distract it, and the bear paused as Brooks fired, injuring Green further.
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Brooks
Bey
Gritien and French Gallors Had Reed Time at Hudeme-Pulton
A scrambled report notes British armored units and French forces preparing for a Hudeme-Pulton celebration. Several British troops failed to arrive, leaving a substantial number of their men behind as plans advanced.
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Gritien
New York
Welch
Lees
Amundsen Plans Polar Bears for Arctic Trek Innovation
Captain Roald Amundsen, famed Danish explorer, will test trained polar bears to haul sledges for a polar expedition. He signed a twenty year contract with Carl Hagenbeck to supply bears, with shipments to Christiania this week. A verdict found Auguste Zobel and Perkin mulings guilty of the murder of Frieda Marshall, a young opera singer, last March. The trial heard she was betrayed by a trader who later abandoned her, Fraulein Barthold testified that she planned only to shoot the singer and ruin her role.
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Hamburg
Roald Amundsen
Amundsen
Carl Hagenback
Christiana
Cuatrow
Germany
Auguste Zobel
Perkin Mulings
Frieda Marthall
Beny
Bertin Commercht
Trey Olor
Peary Sends Message to Roosevelt in New York
Commander Peary delivers a farewell telegram from the Peary Arctic Club stating Roosevelt is in Nakhora West Africa and will be forwarded to the Interior. Bridgman says the message was delayed by Peary’s assurance of Roosevelt’s location.
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New York
Commander Peary
Hugh Herbert le Fridgman
Hero Jary
Peary Arethc Club
New Yorks
Roosevelt
Nakhora
West Africa
Peary
Mr. Bridgman
Historic Kansas Structure near Merriam and early missions
In Johnson County Kansas three de Ad missions were set by Ghawnes Indians with the Quakers establishing their mission in 1434 though the present building dates to 1844 one mile east of Merriam on Emily Loomiston’s farm The piece notes a first aid to heathen pupil described as trimming a ball and washing with soap and water.
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Katana City
Johnson County
Kan
Society of Friends
Merriam
Emily Loomiston
Mission school prepares future Missouri leader's kin
In a history passage Jeremiah Hadley, grandfather of Missouri's governor, led an anti slavery mission starting in August 1866 through freestate upheaval. The piece notes Charlies Bivejacket Shawnee chief educated there and mentions his matrilineal link to the Marmadukes of Virginia, a family that supplied two Missouri governors.
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Jeremiah Hadley
Missouri
Charlies Bivejacket
Bivejacket
Canal Engineer Beattle Walsh John F Stevens Named President
John F. Stevens, formerly chief engineer of the Panama Canal and later with the Great Northern, has been appointed president of the Oregon Trunk line. The road aims to connect central Oregon with San Francisco, reaching Portland and Columbia River points. Stevens, once GM, left after a dispute with Louie W. Hill and later served as Panama Canal chief engineer and New Haven official.
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Louie W. Hill
James J. Hil
Great Northern
Loula W. Hill
Mr. Stevens
Panama
New Haven
Double-Brookinged Mystery of Hosiery Wear
A playful medical fashion wager weighs whether stockings wear from inside or outside. The writer notes trend of wearing two stockings per leg with green beneath and black above to create shimmering effects and ponders which layer fatigues first.
Rival of Our Own Burkenk Sees Strong Debut
A rival team of Burkenk makes a notable debut with an eight member lineup. The article highlights competition and team dynamics as readers eye the new rival's potential.
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