Death of Mayor Gaynor Ends His Long Upright Career
New York Mayor William J. Gaynor died at 1:07 pm on Wednesday after fainting aboard a steamer near the Irish coast. He collapsed in his deck chair and died minutes later from heart failure. Colonel Adolph L. Kline, president of the board, assumed the mayoralty and began his tenure with the board meeting to select officers.
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Williem
J. Gaynor
New York
Cainat
Sala
Hig
Rustas
Gough
Gaynor
Adolph L. Kilne
Kline
Mret
Mayor Kline to carry out Gaynor policies after term ends
Mayor Kline outlined plans to direct public funeral services and continue the policies of Mayor Gaynor during a short term ending January 1, 1914. Rufus W. Gaynor, born in Whitestown in 1851, rose from reporter to lawyer and Supreme Court Justice, gaining national fame for political purity.
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Kline
Gaynor
Rufus W. Gaynor
Whitestown
Ile
Supreme Court
Provisional President Mesteo Islands Image Reported Missing
fragmentary dispatch notes disappearances around Mesteo and nearby islands in the South Pacific. references to natives, political figures, and coast guard actions suggest authorities search for persons and ships amid uncertain conditions near the Friendly or Tonga groups.
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South Pacific
San Francisco
Falcon and Hope Islands
Debate on the Gurrency Bill Opens in the House
Washington reports the opening debate on the administration currency bill in the House with speeches for and against. The session aims to continue day and night through Saturday as the bill moves to detailed consideration next week. Glass, Hayes, and Murdock voiced party positions, with Glass touting the bill as a cure for national financial ills and Murdock calling it halting and compromising.
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Washington
House
Glass
Banking and Currency Committee
Representative Hayes
California
Murdock
Kansas
Fnandal Ls
Hayes
Carmen Aid Miners Rally Sparks Detroit Street Car Strike Relief
An 81 year old Michigan mine strike supporter rallied delegates at a street car men’s convention in Sattare City. The group unanimously allocated 1000 dollars for relief of Michigan miners and passed resolutions denouncing the mine operators, sending them to President Wilson for action.
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Sattare
Gonen
Michigan
Wilson
Women riot in Calumet as arrests mount in Friday clash
Sixteen women and eight men were arrested after a wild demonstration by copper strikers and women's supporters who poured into Calumet from across the district. Interference with nonfederation workers and public disturbance led to charges against the demonstrators. One woman, Terlzeh, was jailed after a dispute with an officer. In California, a death from bubonic plague was reported in Martinez, with federal funds allocated to extend pest control measures.
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Calumet
Mich
Yance Tezich
Western Federation of Minera
Terlzeh
California
Sacramento
Cal
Mantinez
State Board of Health
de J. B. Long
United States Marine Hospital Service
San Francisco
Ths
W. G. Snow
Washington
Currency Bill Back In Hayes Washington
The Democratic caucus approved currency reform bills and reported them to the house on Tuesday from the committee on currency. A voluminous report accompanied the measure outlining the Democrats views and including a lengthy technical discussion of the bill’s theory.
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Hayes
Washington
House
Committee On
Chatmaninet
Railways Toll Reported by Trade Conductor Order
In Terrible Toll of Raliwaya New York a member of the Leatherhood of Traimmenia killed every seven hours and ofteen minutes and every five minutes four men remained according to four members of the Order of Hallway Conductors. Westington Grad Junction Cala plans a municipal dvdvo electric plant to develop light and power for the public.
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Raliwaya
New York
Leatherhood
Traimmenia
Order of
Westington
Grad Junction
Cala
Dvdvo
Witiithesea
Relief Aid Authorized for Refugees in Mexico
Washington reports a 100000 dollar emergency appropriation to aid destitute refugees in Mexico and transport them to the United States. Secretary Bryan notes daily aid of 2000 dollars in Mexico and 12000 dollars available for this purpose. In Hannibal, five youths confess to multiple robberies tied to the Mark Twain cave gang over four years. Tomato canners warned by Agriculture Dept to avoid adding water to canned tomatoes amid adulteration concerns.
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Washington
State Départment
House
Dotnet
Aimer Joana
Mexico
United States
Bryan
Department
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Wannington
Department of Agriculture
Impeachment Ruling Strips Governor of Pardon Power
Justice Hasbrouck of the state supreme court ruled on Thursday that Governor Sut ter was regularly impeached and that during the impeachment trial he is divested of the right to exercise executive functions including the power to pardon.
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Kingston
N. C
Hasbrouck
Supreme Court of the State
Sutter
John V. Leahar Elected Representative From Quabury Pa
John V. Leahar a new congressman from Quabury Pennsylvania is a lawyer and farmer aligned with the Democratic party. The brief notice identifies his occupations and political affiliation.
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John V. Leahar
Quabury
Water Supply Expansion Plans for Steamboat Springs
A special permit is still pending for Steamboat Springs to acquire rights of way for a conduit and reservoir to augment the town’s municipal water supply. The project aims to secure a supplementary water source and improve delivery, pending authorization.
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Denver
Steamboat Springs
Vonduit
Slept Forty Daye In San Jose Visit Ends In Sleep
Unclear OCR text notes a person named Wright Keeble of Teunemet visiting Ble uncle H Meeble in San Jose California who fell asleep on August 3 and woke on Friday. Damaged fragment limits full facts.
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San Jose
Cal—Wright Keeble
Teunemet
H Meeble
Rad Alept Ev
Priday
Beomaae
Unclear Distressed Scene After Disaster At Sea
A damaged report describes a Sunday incident near Carmetie with shots of two women and two children missing and a river area flooded. Names are garbled. authorities report several deaths including a woman and child, with bodies swept into gulches and buried under debris.
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Calibene de
Priest Confesses Killing Woman Linked to Hudson River Mystery
Rev Hans Schmidt, arrested in New York, confessed to murdering Anna Aumuller in a case linked to a drowned girl in the Hudson. Police say motive was the pregnancy of the young woman. Schmidt reportedly tried suicide with a razor after his arrest. He had married Anna in a self conducted ceremony.
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River
New York
Hans Schmidt
Ben E Rich Dies After Kidney and Heart Illness
Ben E Rich longtime leader among Mormon groups in Utah and Idaho died in this city at 8 10 PM Saturday after a four week bed illness. He was born in Salt Lake City three years ago and was father to a large clan of 228 direct descendants of Apostle Rich. Rich had been active in Utah and Idaho politics and later devoted himself to church work.
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New York
Amer
Arnsievas
West
Mr. Rich
Ben B Rich
Galt Lake City City
Apostle Rich
Utah
Idaho
Ben &. Rich
Logan Encounters Severe Storm Near Honolulu
United States army transport Logan, arriving today from Manila, reports encountering a hurricane on September 4, three days before reaching Honolulu. During the storm officers and crew were lashed to their posts as the vessel rode the seas.
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Logan
San Francisco
United States Army
Manila
Honolulu
To Aid Farm Women in United States
Secretary of Agriculture Devin F. Houston plans to write to women in 60,000 farm households asking how the department can better serve farm women, within the next few days.
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Washington
Devin
F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Park Plan Aims to Boost Bates Park District
Secretary of the Interior Wrenklin K. Lane rests after a breakdown amid a program featuring a new park expansion west of a national park in the Bates Park District of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado.
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Berksley
Bata
Bates Park
Rocky Mountains
Calorade
Interior
Wrenklin K. Lane
Aviator Vieleu Dies In Mud Pin Design Accident
A Romanian aviator named Vieleu, designer of the Mud Pin, fell and died during a tea night event in Gan Franciece. Supporters of the clockmakers union in the Gowstown retail district reported a setback after a sttech wea incident.
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Patel
Bucharest
Roumacia
Vieleu
Risting
Gan Franciece
Fap Praneiace
Clockmakers’ Union
Ais Bains
Cress Ft
He Gowstown
Au Sttech Wea
Fragmented notes from late 19th century western wires
A jumble of garbled OCR style items mentions a variety of topics. It references a 18 year old in a Colorado context, a 20 caliber rifle, and escapes. Other items note state boards, economic plans, and potential agricultural yields. Mentions include B Thurmond near Waco, Montana climate, and a Nevada prison case. Also referenced are noises about railroads, a Goathers Pacific company, and a Lake Hotel Yellow Stone Park death.
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Amma Cette
Porerth
State Board of Equatics
Tom of Babb
Thurmond
Waco
Mont
Montana
Phediog Geilty
Banny Pitts
Carson
Novada
Makes & Defense
Sproule
Goathers Pacific Company
Nevada
Goathers Faciie Company Bureau
Ewe
Railread
Boths
Genator Brady
North Idaho
Lake Hotel
Yellow Sous Park
Robert Edgar
Moo
Ltt
Monla
Dave
Moerthers Pacite
Mystprious Gilmore and
Pittsburg
Hill Wgatem
Pew Commission
Denver
Bosch
Dillon
Mount
Turkey
Fragmentary Report On Diplomatic Exchange With Marienfieeater Gambes
An incomplete transcription describes a diplomatic exchange with the foreign minister Marienfieeater Gambes. The text notes regret but suggests no further reviews beyond a single communication. The surrounding context and names are garbled and only partial facts survive.
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Cola
Bas
Marien
Train Kills Teen In Wrongful Crossing Near Chester
A Yellowstone Flyer train on the Oregon Short Line struck a vehicle carrying eight youths after a dance in Chester. Four occupants died or were fatally injured, including Roy Drollinger and Miss Clare Martindale who clung to a car and saved others before succumbing to injuries.
Thaw Extradition Case Moves in New Hampshire Court
United States District Judge Aldrich granted a writ and returnable order as three Thaw lawyers Martin Shurtleff and Ole stead sought extradition relief. The case follows an unexpected deportation from Canada and marks a historic action in federal court.
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New Mamgubire
Dominion of Canada
United States
Aldrich
District of New Hampshire
Martin
Shurtleff
Olestead
Littleim
Strawberry Project Opens Water to Utah Valley Farms
C J Blanchard of the United States reclamation service opened the Strawberry Project by releasing water at the east portal of the Strawberry Project at Spanish Fork Canyon. Water flowed into Utah County land marking a new epoch in agricultural development as thousands of people watched the feat.
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Spanish York
Spanish Fork Canvos
C. J. Blanchard
United States Reclamation Service
Utena County
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande revenues set record in 1012 report
The annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1012 shows Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company posting a new high revenue figure of 24 453.066.48. The document highlights record earnings and outlines financial performance for the year.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Care for Alarm Declares Open Death From Plague in Marines
Surgeon General Blue of the Public Health Service says there is no cause for alarm in the open death from bubwo plague at Marines California. The case is regarded as a sporadic one.
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Washington
Blue
The
Public Health Service
Marines
Cal
Local Fire Sparks Fatal Incline Near Bumtalo
Fire swept a structure injuring six residents, damaging an elevator and gear. Firefighters battled the blaze as investigators seek the cause and assess the extent of the damage to the building and surrounding area.
Hundreds Kitted in Mesa and Mesiin City
Three al s and 900 rebels are reported in the area with ongoing clashes involving local factions. Militarized units are deployed while authorities attempt to restore order amid rising tensions in Mesa and Mesiin City.
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Mesiin
Fyr
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Rede
Depsiy
Sheriffea
Beroun
Carmen
Mother Jones
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John V. Lesher
Sporrent Carmetie
Ben E. Rich
Hermer
Astern States Mission of Mormon
Clairen Read
U. & Court
Utah County
Rend Cote
Mesa
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