Admiral Dewey backs ship subsidy aims in wartime context
The article reports Admiral Dewey endorsing ship subsidy legislation to strengthen the merchant marine in case of war. It notes Gandia of It dana and Landis remarks, plus New York Chamber of Commerce actions opposing a proposed “Bookline Game” that could undermine Atlantic ports and eastern industry.
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Gandia
Itdana
Caeinnat
Ohio
Horisca
Landis
Deweyessa
Lasdis
New
Chamber of Commerce
Tellurige, Coln- Pata Center Worker Fatally Shot
Tellurige Coln- Pata Center cook at the New Sheridan hotel bars was shot and fatally wounded by Under Sheriff Louis Meadson. He died three hours later at the hospital where he was taken, claiming the shooting was unprovoked amid a quarrel over fod twtlshed prisoners in the county.
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Tellurige
Coln— Pata Center
New Sheridam
Sherif Louis Meadson
Prom
Local deputy sheriff notes bigamy case in Oakland
Yan Hafiel informs Cola-Deputy Sheriff George Aenew that Mar Hayner sought a social in Oakland California on a bigamy charge. The complaint stems from Mayner alleging he is Hayner's local husband and that she married Edmund Thiele after posing as a widow last June. She allegedly left to visit her mother in Denver and disappeared.
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Yan Hafiel
Cola
George Aenew
Mar Hayner
Sial
Oukland
Ko Mayner
Deaver Furniture
Edmund Thiele
Oakland
Denver
Porvied y Qavernee Vahalog
Irene Leow wt and OF diling her senane husband.
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Irene
Walsh Loses Fight Over Convictions in Banking Case
The long legal appeal seeks to overturn a conviction of a banker named Walsh. Counsel argue there was no criminal intent and reference bank funds, memo notes, and unnamed clerks in attempts to cover alleged fraud across three institutions.
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Nara
Supreme Court
Wallty
Walsh Im
Extension mine explosion traps men at Wellington
Thirty seven workers were entombed after a blast at the Extension mine of the Wellington Colliery Co in Vancouver Island. Twenty were rescued before a spreading fire halted efforts. eight bodies were recovered. The Wellington company is British Columbia owned with Lt. Gov. James Dunsmuir as head. President Taft visited San Francisco and Berkeley, receiving cheers from schoolchildren. Wilbur Wright signals future aviation plans after a published decision to limit public demonstrations.
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British Columbia Capitalista
James Dunsmuir
Taft
San Francisco
Ban Francisco
Ber ‘Elay
Oakland
Bay
Gas Francisco
Qablagd
Berkeley
Odd Malt road Accident New York
Fragmentary OCR text describes a railway incident near New York with unclear details. The readable bits mention a train, a person head injury, and disjointed place names, offering limited factual clarity about the event.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Waylaye Fatality Alters Child's Homeward Path
A harmful incident caused a child to suffer fatal injuries while en route home from Ochwol. Authorities describe the event as a violent attack leading to a death investigation.
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Waylaye
Gheto
Ochwol
Officer Riley Fatally Shot During Arrest in Hold-Up
Police say Officer Riley was killed Tuesday night when a highwayman under arrest drew a pistol and shot him as he and accomplices were being taken to the station. The murderer and accomplice escaped after the shooting following a highway robbery incident minutes earlier.
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Peplp
Cee Ae Ae Eeely
Riley
Staires
Hill
Dudley Buck Dies at 70 in New Jersey Home
Dudley Buck organist and composer died suddenly at his son’s home in Weehawken New Jersey on Wednesday after returning from two years in Europe. He was 70, born in Hartford Connecticut, and associated with the Lespals conservatory.
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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 reports that Arctic explorer Frederick A. Cook announced from New York University of Copenhagen a request to review scientific data and waive prior examination. Water pageant in St. Louis drew many decorated vessels, rowing crews, and river packets past the Mads bridge for officials. Peary exploration trophies include preserved Arctic fish canisters, highlighting America’s natural history exhibits.
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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
Tragic misidentity tale spans worlds and woes
A Cleveland story reveals a girl who lived as a boy for three years to flee an unhappy home. Arrests, a suspended sentence, and a shift to new life expose her ruse and its roots in family pressure and love for horses. Separately, a Parisian tragedy unfolds as Armande Pisoni, famed for beauty, killed herself after a public jilting. A separate NYC assault scene details a thug in women’s clothes robbing Mrs. Mederious, injuring her and stealing $60 as bystanders cried for help.
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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 Fresno Crowds After City Welcome
President Taft arrived in Fresno where residents and nearby counties packed the court house square for a large gathering. He delivered a sermon like speech, quoting a line about conquering self, urging self-restraint and sound sense in government. He cited revolutions as a warning and spoke after a stop in Merced for three hours including church services.
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Fresno
Cal
Taft
Court House
Merced
Presbyterian Church
Britain Germany tension sparks fear of war party rise
Berlin reports wide reproduction and comment on speeches by Lord Northcliffe Admiral Lord Charles Beresford and Karl Grey governor general of Canada. The discussions allege a campaign to turn US opinion against Germany and fuel British war sentiment, with concern over a growing though small war faction gaining influence.
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Berlin
Lord Northcliffe
Charles Beresford
Karl Grey
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Grizzly Encounter Injures Hunter on Blackfoot Reservation
William Green of Whitefish was badly mauled by a grizzly north of Blackfoot reservation while hunting with Sam Brooks. Green fired, the bear attacked again, Brooks shouted to distract it, and the bear paused as Brooks shot, but Green was severely chewed and wounded.
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Brooks
Bey
Gritien and French Gallors Attend Hudeme-Pulton Celebration
Aleatory report notes three British armored units and three French forces expected at the Hudeme-Pulton event. Several men remained behind after failing to arrive, prompting concern over the strength of the allied contingents.
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New York
Welch
Lees
Amundsen to Test Polar Bear Haulage for Arctic Quest
Captain Roald Amundsen plans a novel polar expedition using trained polar bears to draw sledges. He has contracted with Carl Hagenbeck for twenty years, with three years in operation. Bears will be shipped to Christiania this week. A murder verdict was returned in the case against Auguste Zobel and Perkin Mullings for the March killing of Frieda Marshall, whose tablet testimony said betrayal led to tragedy. Fraulein Rogel testified she intended only to shoot the singer La hw throws 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 from New York
Commander Peary issued a farewell telegram to former President Roosevelt from New York. Bridgman explains the message was delayed awaiting Roosevelt's location, with quotes about the pole being theirs and Peary’s caution.
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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 and early missions described
The article notes three deaths among the Ghawnes Indians in Johnson County Kansas and mentions missions by the Methodist, Baptist, and Quakers. The Quaker Society of Friends established a mission in 1434, with the current building erected in 1844 near Merriam on Mrs. Emily Loomis ton’s farm. It details early schooling and care provided to new pupils with soap and water cleansing and bowel education.
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Katana City
Johnson County
Kan
Society of Friends
Merriam
Emily Loomiston
From the Mission to Missouri Governors and Chiefs
Jeremiah Hadley, grandfather of Missouri’s governor, began as superintendent at the mission in August 1866 and stayed amid freestate turmoil. Charlies Bivejacket, a Shawnee chief, was educated there, and the Wirginia Marmadukes lineage has produced two Missouri governors.
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Jeremiah Hadley
Missouri
Charlies Bivejacket
Bivejacket
Canal Engineer Beattle Walsh John F Stevens Becomes Railroad President
John F Stevens, former chief engineer of the Panama Canal and ex chief engineer of the Great Northern, is named president of the Oregon Trunk line. The line aims to connect central Oregon with San Francisco via Portland and the Columbia River. Stevens had clashed with Louie W Hill amid a career with Great Northern and New Haven paths.
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John F. Stevens
Oregon Trunk Line
Hill System
Louie W. Hill
James J. Hil
Great Northern
Loula W. Hill
Mr. Stevens
Panama
New Haven
Stocking Wear Theorized In Humorous Fashion Note
A playful exploration questions whether stockings wear out from the inside or outside. The piece mocks fashion pages suggesting women will wear two pairs of stockings one over the other for a shimmering effect. An inner pair wearing out first would settle the debate.
Rival of Our Own Burkenk
Rival of our own Burkenk is noted though the report hints at eight Bur entries forming a contested list or sequence.
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