Penance of Liquor Arrest Triggers Alarm in Albuquerque
An ill spelled report from Albuquerque New Mexico notes a suspect named Thomas Thorpe was arrested after a tense day with Provident Taft party members. Thorpe questioned officials and acted oddly prompting Chief Merklin to place him in jail for investigation. The president appeared unaware and continued travel amid the incident.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Speib
Priday
Eaews
Ell
Gad
Avery
Windstorm and Fire Strike Southern States Killing Dozens
A violent weekend storm hit portions of Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, and the Carolinas killing thirty seven people. A large area suffered extensive property damage with estimates around one million dollars. Fires in Densmark and nearby towns reduced dwellings to ashes and left many homeless. Rescue and aid efforts are underway as authorities tally the storm’s toll.
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Memphis
Temm
Temnetese
Alabama
Georgia
Arkansas
Gemba
McNeary
Carterville
Auaate
Nevada tests constitutionality of railroad crew law
In Reno Nevada a suit challenges a new railroad labor statute requiring a full crew aboard trains running Sparks to Tealag. Attorney for the plaintiff argues the act oversteps constitutional bounds and seeks a ruling from the U S district court.
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Uit
Reno
Nev
Pollsek
Nevads
Parliamentary Convoke Delays Senate Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR text shows chaotic phrasing about a convocation or parliamentary session, with references to chambers and senate tensions. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities are readable enough to confirm specifics.
Rebels Seize Corinto as Pacific Coast Turmoil Grows
Fragmentary report describes troops defeated at Greytown and General Batrede marching on Cape Grecian. Corinto, main Pacific seaport of Nicaragua, is held by revolutionaries Juan Metreds and Chamorro, brothers aiding the uprising in the region.
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Varomnam
Reboe
Greytown
Batrede le
Cape Grecian
Cific
Corinto
Pacific
Nicaragus
Juan Metreds
Chamorro
Railroad to span Chin to Taitabhar and Manchurian links
Reports say Wanbingtos-Americas and British capitalists near a Calmess government deal to build a 406 mile rail through Mongolian territory to Taitabhar. Japan may react to treaties with China over Manchurian railways and claim caution in future actions.
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Wanbingtos
Americas
Calmess
Chin
Taitabhar
Japan
Paking
China Poties
Jepas
Seattle’s Show A Sins Beattie Exposition Closes
Seattle spectators mark the October 19 closing of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. The 1909 world’s fair, praised for its success, built permanent grounds, repaid debts, and earned a potential surplus for stockholders.
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Beattie
Wash
Pat Od
Convicts Fight With Posse Near Balem Oregon
A posse of sixty clashed with three escapees from the state penitentiary along the Willamette River sixteen miles south of Balem. One convict died and two others were seriously wounded. shots struck the wrist, forehead, and stomach. George Duncan was wounded in the stomach and likely to die. Albert Fer suffered leg and arm injuries as a bullet lodged near the lung.
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Balem
Ore
Panijpatary
Willamette
George Duncan
Will
Carter
Albert Fer
Death of Diplomat Budhdan in London
William Buchanan of Buffalo Minnesota, long tied to the U S diplomatic mission in Washington, is found unconscious near the American embassy in London on a Sunday morning and dies before aid arrives. The cause is unknown but suspected heart disease or apoplexy. The report notes changes under Cleveland era diplomacy and the broader U S foreign service context.
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Budhdan
London
William
Buchanan
Buffalo
Auroi
Washington
Pat Keown
Cleveland
Taft Diaz Meeting Highlights Courtesy and Authority
A historic exchange between Presidents Taft and Diaz featured cordial words and mutual respect while signaling strengthened ties between the United States and Mexico. The public portion showed ceremonial pomp, but the core dialogue remained informal and focused on improving relations, with limited witnesses present.
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Mexico
Saturn
Trump
Boom
Remony
Taft
Diaz
Philippines
Cuba
United States
Diaza
Chamber of Commerce
Vere
Gree
Chihuahua
Ciudad Juares
Peary Birthplace Claim Roots in Cambria County
The article traces Lieut Robert E Peary s Arctic fame to Cambria County Pennsylvania with Cresson and Chest Springs cited as potential birthplaces It notes the Peary family s lumber business in Maine and the move to Whit is near Cresson The piece mentions conflicting claims over his birthplace and references relatives including Charles H Peary and Judge A V Harker It recounts local recollections of the birth scene and a physician being summoned during Peary s infancy
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Johnstown
Maine
Cambria County
Harker
Cresson
Robert Edmund Peary
Peary
Camb
New Eng
Greeley
Sam
Lieut Peary
Charles H. Peary
Chest Springs
Perry
Leutenant
Charles Peary
A.V. Harker
Ebensburg
George
George Charles Peary
Whit
Loretto
Robert &. Peary
Frank O'Hara
Munster
O'Marader Peary
Gal
Mittain
North Pole
Itaelf
Anya
Cape Elizabeth
London Mob Protests Ferrer Execution in Spain
London mobs gather at the Spanish embassy to protest the Ferrer execution. Police eject crowds in a bloodless clash as anxieties rise in the district. In New York a mass meeting denounces the execution with multilingual cries of vengeance. Paris saw socialist led demonstrations and processions praising peaceful aims amid violent speeches.
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London
Francisco Ferrer
Barcelona
New York
Emma Goldman
Ferrer
Expedition to Mount Mc Kinley Abandoned Lecture Part Begun
An irregular report notes a planned expedition to ascend Mount Mc Kinley with Professor Herschel C. vurker and Anthony Fiala. Dr Frederick A. Cookan announced on Saturday he would abandon his lecture series and head an expedition himself, aiming to record his 1904 observations if possible.
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New York
Haying
Herschel C. Vurker
Anthony Fiala
Mount McKinley
Frederick A. Cookan
Peary Submits Telegram to Geographical Society
Commander Peary replied to the National Geographic Society about submitting proofs of his polar discovery. He addressed Prof Willis L. Moore in Washington with a telegram noting he will have material in Washington on Wednesday to support the society’s claim. Magle Island Maine is mentioned amid a discussion of Arctic exploration and transportation challenges in Alaska.
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Waanington
National Geographical Society
Pole
Militia Teams Seek Pirate Indian Desperado After Fatal Shooting
Victim reported dead after a father was killed in an assault. Three posses and authorities search for the suspect, named Willie Joy, described as a pirate or desperado in the region. Efforts focus on locating the fugitive and securing the community.
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Gee Bereardim
Cai
Willie Joy
Desperado
Peggotty Hut in Yarmouth Echoes Dickensian Past
The text extols Yarmouth’s history and character, recalling Peggotty from David Copperfield, the old hut ruins, and the town’s maritime heritage. It notes ancient buildings, Elizabethan merchant links, and the Tolhouse as England’s oldest municipal building, linking sentiment to place.
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London
Yarmouth
Old Town
Peggotty
David Copperfield
Thiers
Young Copperfield
David
Emily
Wilson to be ambassador to Mexico replaces Thompson
Washington-Henry Lane Wilson the American minister to Belgium will be named ambassador to Mexico succeeding David E. Thompson. Wilson, a Crawfordsville Indiana native, has served in diplomacy since 1897 and became minister to Belgium in 1905 after earlier roles as editor, lawyer, and banker. He is a Wabash College graduate.
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Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Belgium
David E. Thompson
Mexico
Wilson
State Department
Legation
Brussels
Crawfordaville
Ind
Chile
Wabash College
Berlin Audiences Skip Recital Tickets In German Study
A Berlin journal reports concert audiences are hard to attract as free tickets fail to guarantee attendance. Miss N. distributes about 200 tickets to prominent people who often do not attend. one ticket reaches the wife of Prof. X, who passes it to her dressmaker and assistants, with only 47 of 200 tickets used.
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Germany
Berlin
Miss N
Prof. X
Pulsation and Respiration Across Life Stages
The text lists average pulsation rates per minute from birth to old age and average respirations from birth through various ages. It notes birth pulsations around 150, dropping to 60 in old age, with adult life near 69 to 70, and respirations rising from about 44 at birth to 98 at age five, then fluctuating into adulthood.
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