Death of Mayor Gaynor Ends a Turbulent City Era
Mayor William J. Gaynor died at 1:07 pm on Wednesday aboard a steamer off the coast of Beara while returning from a health trip. He collapsed in his deck chair as doctors and a nurse could not revive him. heart failure was given as the cause. The office passed to Colonel Adolph L. Kilne, who became mayor and began his duties by convening the board.
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J. Gaynor
New York
Cainat
Sala
Hig
Rustas
Gough
Gaynor
Adolph L. Kilne
Kline
Mret
Funeral plans discussed for late Mayor Gaynor’s successor
Mayor Kline outlines intent to continue Mayor Gaynor’s policies during a short term ending January 1, 1914. Rufus W. Gaynor, born in Whitestown in 1851, served as reporter, lawyer, Supreme Court justice, and national political figure noted for purity.
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Kline
Gaynor
Rufus W. Gaynor
Whitestown
Ile
Supreme Court
Provisional President Missing as Pacific Islands Vanish
A fragmented report notes the provisional president of Mesteo and nearby islands in the South Pacific have disappeared from view along with several hundred natives amid unclear events. Authorities in San Francisco and local sheriffs race to trace individuals as ships and islands vanish from sight.
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South Pacific
San Francisco
Falcon and Hope Islands
Debate Opens in House on Currency Bill
Washington reports opening speeches for and against the administration currency bill as the House begins a long session of debate through Saturday. Chairman Glass of the banking and currency committee, Rep Hayes of California, and Rep Murdock of Kansas led the introductions, praising, critiquing, and framing the measure.
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Washington
House
Glass
Banking and Currency Committee
Representative Hayes
California
Murdock
Kansas
Fnandal Ls
Hayes
Carmen Aid Miners Sparks Street Car Strike Relief
Aged 81 known as a mother figure urged delegates at the street car men’s convention to aid Michigan miners. The group unanimously voted $1,000 for relief, denounced Michigan mine operators, and sent the resolutions to President Wilson.
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Sattare
Gonen
Michigan
Wilson
Riot at Calumet as women join strikers in arrests
In Calumet Michigan a Friday protest drew women from across the district along with striker allies. Sixteen women and eight men were arrested for interfering with non federation workers and disturbing the peace. Yance Tezich of the Western Federation of Miners executive board was detained after a heated exchange with an officer. A separate report notes a death from bubonic plague in Martinez California and that the federal government will add forty six thousand dollars to plague control efforts by exterminating rats and squirrels.
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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 Democrats See Reform
The administration c currency reform bills approved by the Democratic caucus were reported to the house on Tuesday from the committee on banking and currency by Chatmaninet. A voluminous report with a lengthy technical discussion accompanied the measure, setting forth Democrats views on the commission.
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Hayes
Washington
House
Committee On
Chatmaninet
Railway toll and city power plant plan in Calderton area
A garbled report cites leatherhood and hall conductors noting a terrible toll in Raliwaya New York with deaths every seven hours and four minutes and every five minutes leaving four members affected. Westington Grad Junction Cala plans a municipal electric plant to develop light and power for public welfare.
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Raliwaya
New York
Leatherhood
Traimmenia
Order of
Westington
Grad Junction
Cala
Dvdvo
Witiithesea
Amency Appropriation Aids Refusees in Mexico Relief
Washington reports a House resolution approving 100 000 dollars to aid destitute Mexican refugees and transport them to the United States. Secretary Bryan requests urgent action as the department uses 2 000 dollars daily for Americans in Mexico and 12 000 dollars remains available. In Hannibal Missouri five boys confessed to numerous robberies near the city dating back four years. In Warnings, tomato canners are advised on adulteration rules and water content in canned tomatoes as clarified by the department of agriculture.
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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
Supreme Court Declares Governor Sutter Impeached and Removed
Justice Hasbrouck of the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Governor Sutter was regularly impeached and, during the impeachment trial, was divested of the executive functions including the power to pardon.
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Kingston
N. C
Hasbrouck
Supreme Court of the State
Sutter
John V. Leahar, New Congressman from Quabury, Pa
John V. Leahar is introduced as a lawyer and farmer representing Quabury Pennsylvania in Congress. He is described as a Democrat with roots in local politics and farming. The brief profile highlights his professional background and party affiliation.
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John V. Leahar
Quabury
Denver approves water conduit plan for Steamboat Springs
A special permit remains unenacted for Steamboat Springs to acquire a conduit and reservoir right of way to augment its municipal water supply. The action involves securing rights and building a supply line, with details about the permit still pending.
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Denver
Steamboat Springs
Vonduit
Slept Forty Daye in San Jose Visit Ends in Sleep
A fragmentary notice from San Jose California reports Wright Keeble of Teunemet arriving for a visit and falling asleep on August 3. He awakened Friday, but the text is incomplete and unclear about full details or outcomes.
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San Jose
Cal—Wright Keeble
Teunemet
H Meeble
Rad Alept Ev
Priday
Beomaae
Fragmented Crime Report With Flood Casualties
A garbled dispatch describes a Saturday robbery and flood aftermath. Five to ten attackers looted a place, fired shots, and fled. The flood swept through rivers and roads, destroying homes. Casualties include Mrs De Capro and a child, with several unidentified victims reported missing.
Priest Confesses in Murder of Hudson River Victim
Rev. Hans Schmidt, arrested in New York, is accused of murdering Anna Aumuller whose body was found in the Hudson River twelve days earlier. Police say Schmidt confessed while attempting suicide. motive cited as alleged pregnancy and a self-performed clandestine marriage.
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River
New York
Hans Schmidt
Ben E Rich Death In City After Illness
Ben E Rich longtime Mormon chieftain and former brother of the eastern States mission died in this city at 8 10 pm Saturday after four weeks of kidney and heart trouble. He was born in Salt Lake City and fathered by a Mormon leader. He had 228 direct descendants and was one of fifty two children. Rich was prominent in Utah and Idaho politics and devoted recent years 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 from Manila reports encountering a hurricane on September 4, three days before reaching Honolulu. Officers and crewmembers were lashed to their posts during the gale.
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Logan
San Francisco
United States Army
Manila
Honolulu
To Aid Farm Women in the United States
Secretary Houston of Agriculture plans a nationwide letter to 60,000 farm households asking farm women how the department can better meet their needs and provide services.
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Washington
Devin
F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Secretary Lane in Rocky Mountains stopover at Bates Park District
Secretary of the Interior Wrenklin K. Lane rests after a breakdown during a westward program sequence in the Bates Park District of the Rocky Mountains in Calorade. The event centers on a new park proposal labeled New Park Propeced, Berksley, Op. and features Lane’s current halt in the region.
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Berksley
Bata
Bates Park
Rocky Mountains
Calorade
Interior
Wrenklin K. Lane
Aviator Vieleu Killed In Night Test Flight Fall
An aviator named Vieleu, designer of the Mud Pin, fell during a late night test in Gan Franciece and died. Supporters of the clockmakers union, about 380 strong, gathered in Gowstown’s retail district at night amid a disruption caused by a strike.
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Bucharest
Roumacia
Vieleu
Risting
Gan Franciece
Fap Praneiace
Clockmakers’ Union
Ais Bains
Cress Ft
He Gowstown
Au Sttech Wea
Fragmented 1900s prairie notes mix crimes climate and rail talk
A garbled 1900s column references a variety of topics including a shooting case and escape, state officials and education boards, Montana and Idaho farming prospects, a manslaughter sentence, and comments by railroad executives. It mentions Lake Hotel in Yellow Stone Park, a railroad intrigue about Gilmore and Pittsburg, and a shift in insurance for the Denver commission. The text also notes wheat crops near Dillon Montana and general regional economic hints.
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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
Unclear excerpt on foreign minister remarks and regret
Fragmentary OCR notes show a foreign minister statements mentioning regret and limited reviews following an event. Names, dates, and clear context are obscured by unreadable text, making precise reporting impractical.
Flyer Struck Party Train Crash Near Ashton
A vehicle carrying eight youths from a Chester dance to Marysvale was hit by the Yellowstone Flyer on the Oregon Short Line. Four people aboard the train were killed or injured, including Roy Drollinger and Clare Martindale, whose actions saved another passenger, Nettie Daley, before Martindale herself was fatally injured.
Thaw Case Extradition Court Order in New Hampshire
Federal court judge Aldrich granted the motion by Thaw lawyers Martin Shurtleff and Ole stead and ordered the writ returnable at Littleton on Tuesday after an unexpected deportation from the Dominion of Canada. This marks the first time the writ has been issued in the Thaw extradition case in U S history.
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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 Land
C J Blanchard of the United States reclamation service opened the Strawberry Project by releasing water at the east portal of the mouth of Spanish Fork canyon. The flow reached Utena county land marking a new epoch in Utah agricultural development as thousands of people watched the canal deliver irrigation to the valley.
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Spanish York
Spanish Fork Canvos
C. J. Blanchard
United States Reclamation Service
Utena County
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Revenue Record
The annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30 1912 shows Denver and Rio Grande Railroad revenues reaching a new high at 24 453.066.48 dollars. The record marks a peak in the company’s earnings for the period.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Care for Alarm calm on hubowke plague case in Marines Cal
Surgeon General Blue of the Public Health Service says there is no cause for alarm regarding the open death from hubowke plague at Marines California. The case is regarded as sporadic and isolated with no wider outbreak suspected.
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Washington
Blue
The
Public Health Service
Marines
Cal
Fire Leaves Four Burned After Elevator Incident
A brief fire incident at a building in Bumtalo left six people seriously burned. Responders battled flames as gear and an elevator were damaged in the blaze. Names and exact locations are unclear due to the damaged text.
Hundreds Kitted in Mesa and Mesiin City Riot
In a chaotic clash authorities report hundreds equipped in Mesa and Mesiin City as three insurgents and about 900 rebels are involved in a firefight. The unrest escalates amid unclear leadership and shifting alliances.
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Mesa
Mesiin
Fyr
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