Rebels Close In Near Port au Prince Amid Panic
The revolutionary advance presses toward Port au Prince as residents flee and shops shutter amid fear of collapse. Foreign nationals retreat from the city while loyalist troops rout, causing officials to seek extraordinary measures to preserve government and avoid a broader crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fir Prince
Dee
Port Au Prince
Gem Antoine Sininon
Alera Veau
Lord Alexie
Hiim
France
Tany
Levnlers
Suspected Foot and Mouth Quarantine Risk in Ohio Cattle
Ohio authorities, under federal quarantine, inspect two carloads of milch cows from Detroit to Springfield. Dr Paul Flecher will decide on killing or quarantining based on infection risk. Assistant Dr Morgan Lamb heads toward Wood County as a farmer reports possible cases among 1200 sheep. Federal aid may fund two thirds of losses. state covers rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Pischer
Springfield
Morgan D. Lamb
Rietwood
Talon County
Kore
Beri
Chiewmn
Warda
T. J. Calvert
State Board of Agriculture
Federal Department
Kitt
Cuttin
Ohio
Bank Superintendent's Report in Columbus Ohio
State Bank Superintendent Seymour reports that since the bank inspection law began, 14 new state banks have been chartered with capitalization of $400,000. There are now in Ohio 39 percent incorporated banks and 14 private banks with 14 trust companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dectein Win Feet
Seymour
Ohio
Banic
Plea Guilty in Patent Fraud Case Involving Healey
Ned W. Barton, a former patent examiner, pleaded guilty in Washington on December 1 to four indictments connected with John A. Healey of York Pennsylvania and Henry Everding, a Philadelphia patent attorney. Barton was immediately sentenced to three years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ned W. Barton
Newintwn
Patent Office
Monilay
John A. Healey
York
Henry ©. Bverding
Philadelphia
Ghio Grange Meeting Nears December Session
Members of Ghio Grange will gather in December 10 for a meeting, with a total membership count noted as part of the session. The report lists Dhio as a key local participant and references Colambur, De, as related to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghio
Moet. Colambur
Dhin Hiate
Fatal fall at hotel leaves Richmond man dead
A man from Richmond, Hy, fell down stairs at a hotel on Monday. Investigators report the fall as the likely cause of death while noting unrelated details about the scene and noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Faloo Hotel
Richmond
Hamilton college names Morselety L EK captain for next year
Leavenworth of Cleveland Wisconsin was elected captain of the Hamilton College football team at Canton New York for the coming year. The report also notes Toasts at a Kansas City dinner, Townsend not seeking House speaker role, Ho Liid dead, Huyck faster than world record, and Donnelly taking oath as public printer in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. EK. Leavenworth
Cleveland
Wis
Hamilton
Canton
X.Y
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Knife and Park Club
Kansas City
Charles BE. Townsend
Michigan
National House of Representatives
Richard Ho Liid
Washington
Kansas City Star
Fred Huyck
Ascot Park
Los Angeles
Cal
Jackson
Teheran
Perwin
State Department
Tabriz
Jimmy Britt
Ian
Francisco
Johnny Summers
London
National Sporting Club
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
United States
Samuel B. Donnelly
New York
Government Printing Office
Floods prompt river diversion plan in Pine Bluff
Southwest flood reports from Pine Bluff Arkansas describe weakened river banks and a proposed cut through land to divert the Arkansas River away from the city. If successful, the move would reduce overflow risk and protect property. Nearby Guthrie and Bartlesville Oklahoma report receding water and inundated lowlands affecting homes and farms with damaged infrastructure. Coffeyville Kansas notes river flooding and washed out railroad lines as the Miser, Kenney Texas and Santa Fe tracks suffer washouts along with Missouri Pacific disruptions.
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Pine Bluff
Ari
Arkansas River
Pine
Vty
Guthrie
Okla
Bartlewville
II Rlatng
Cofferville
Kan
Coffeyville
Miser
Keneay
Texas
Santa Py
Missouri Pacific
Nevada
Peculiar Defense Theme In Brooklyn Larceny Case
Peculiar defense strategy unfolds in Brooklyn as Jenkins Jr. defense sits to present character witnesses for a severe larceny charge involving fifty thousand dollars from Jenkins Trust Co. The hearing moves through chaotic OCR fragments and mentions Petersbu and wheat news while reporting on the trial’s uncertain timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John G. Jenkins, Jr
Trim
Brooklyn
Jenkins ‘Trust Co
Wright to Visit France After Fort Meyer Flight
Orville Wright, convalescing in Dayton, plans to visit France within the next month to relieve Wilbur Wright and to close foreign business. He says outdoor winter flights at Fort Meyer are unlikely and cites a safer machine designed to reveal and fix defects after accidents. Katherine Wright has resigned from public school work to help her parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Orville Wright
Port Meyer
France
Onder
Mort
Wright
Fort Meyer
Wilbur
Ming Katherine Wright
Mentay
Charity exhibit fights tuberculosis at New York museum
The Charity Organizations Society launches a week long education drive against tuberculosis with a mammoth exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History. Posters and leaflets are distributed across Greater New York as the display showcases international exhibits and realistic dioramas to stress the disease’s threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
Charity Organizations Society
Museu of Natural History
Nea
Vote in Ohio on President in Columbus canvassing report
Official figures to be approved by the canvassing board on December 10 show Taft leading and Joanna fallaway meme among county voters. Changes unlikely as results seem settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Bee
Taft
Joanna Fallaway
Typhoid Cases Prompt Reading Water Inquiry
Reading officials and state departments held a lengthy conference Monday night to address the typhoid fever outbreak. More than 200 cases are reported in Reading, and the meeting concluded Maiden Creek should supply water to prevent further spread as the state plans to send a corps of officials to aid in eliminating the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Reading Water Board
Maiden Creek
Grand Marshal Named for Inaugural Parade
Washington December report states Stellwagen head of the inaugural committee has appointed Maj Gen Hell chief of staff to be grand marshal. Gen Bell has accepted. Also notes assets of 182 and liabilities of 254,560. A Pittsburgh bankruptcy petition was filed in US district court by Archibald Keer, a salesman, listing liabilities at 204,500 and assets at 182.
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Weashington
Dec
J.—Chalinmar Stellwagen
Maj, Fien, Hell
U. A
Gen. Bell
Pittsburg
Der
United States District Court
Monda
Archibald Keer
Mine Explosion At Marianna Leaves Dozens Dead
Two thirds of recovered victims identified as the Pittabarg area mine disaster near Marianna Pennsylvania where an explosion killed an estimated 120 to 135 miners. Only one man survived, Fred Elinger, who recounts the blast and rescue after being trapped about 12 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittabarg
Rachel
Agnes
Pitteburg-Tuffaln Coat Co
Marianna
Sipe
The
Mite
Hungerpark
Fred Elinger
William Underwood
Ohio German Fire Insurance Co Ousted by Court in Toledo
Circuit report shows Monday hearing granting decree of ouster for the Ohio German Fire Insurance Co Toledo. Trustees Edward J Marshall and Brocet Torgler appointed to wind up affairs and determine liabilities and assets including return premiums. Charter revoked for Idaho Oklahoma and Utah branches on May 17, dissolving the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio German Fire Insurance Co
Toledo
Circuit
Edward J. Marshall
Brocet Torgler
Atte
Idaho
Okla
Utah
Ompany
Mattig 17 Atktiehat
Tariff Revision Hearings Target Subpoenas On Supplementary Sessions
The Ways and Means Committee plans to authorize subpoenas for supplementary hearings on tariff revision. The aim is to gather crucial information before framing final legislation. Washington debates critics and supporters, with emphasis on informing possible changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Derb
House
Congrega
Wilhelsen Lo Appoer
Pistol Duel Leaves Bystander Fatally Wounded in Philadelphia
A bystander died and Andrew Lonergan was wounded in the arm during a pistol duel with George Medway in front of the Bellevue Streetford hotel on Monday. Dee 1 Richard Bork A was involved in the shooting incident and authorities investigated the altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Richard Bork
Andrew Lonergan
Pisto
George Medway
Bellevue Shretford Hotel
Buffalo Stockyards Burglaries Reported After Monday Breakin
Buffalo Der police reported burglaries at East Buffalo Stockyards after a Monday break in. Investigators say multiple crates and equipment were damaged while unknown suspects escaped in a waiting vehicle. No injuries reported. ongoing search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
der. J
Delegations Arrive as National Jewish Women Meet Opens
Cincinnati observers report nearly every incoming train carries delegates to the National Council of Jewish Women session starting Tuesday. Over 200 respond to local committee. Delegations arrive from Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore. The convention runs one week with three daily sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
Cincinnati
Bee
National Council of Jewish Women
Tts
Committeen
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Seaston
Former Banker Benker Freed from Prison
Columbus reports indicate C. Fox, once a Middleport banker, was released Monday on a plea to his one year sentence for forgery. He contemplates returning to Middleport, where other indictments may still threaten prosecution. He was a Turner at the prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benker
Columbus
C. Fox
Middleport
Ion
Meio
Mhiteport
New Incorporatio ve Columbus Forest City Building Co Cleveland
Local incorporation notices list entities such as Forest City Building Co of Cleveland and numerous individuals including George H. Comstock Mel and Adam Zangerl among others. Several new corporations are noted with capitalization figures ranging from 1 000 to 16 000 dollars and addresses in Cleveland Kanesville and Chwentud Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Forest City Building Co
Cleveland
BR. Dimick
Cop
Garda Gallagher
H. A. Holbert
Holbert
Buelski Theater Co
George H. Comstock
Mel
Comstock
Adam Zangerl
Annoy Allender
Mayrerth
North Eastern
ON and Ae Co
Kanesville
Charlies McDonall
Caster L. Ballinger
Pratk T. Latte
Peterson
A. A Vince
WL. Dwekowen
MR Mupdie
K Humphreys
J. Wh, Bower
Louis Blom
Court Decision on New Point Ohio Damages Case
Judge Bater sustains demurrer in Blanch v. Brown et al. over $10,000 wrongful death claim. Ohio revived statute limits action to wife or lineal heirs, not administrator. Columbus man Omer Sebring commits suicide after years of threats. after an ex wife request he sought divorce and remarriage license, he dies on porch.
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Tan
Bryan Ade
Allen
Athena
Dewey Eneens
Prem Ries
Mat Vial
Conage
Hamilton
Hardie Harriton
Highland
Locke
Holmen
Ae Jefferson
Lake
Rer Rae
Marion Ash
Melgar
Manroe Moraga
Montgomery Te
Mankinwue
Puttin
Vicks Way
Sandivk
Heneca Ies
Atari Hhelby
Awe Trumbull
Warren
Labor Party
Taft
Grahig
Bryan
Debs
Chafin
Githans
Hinge
Watron
Tatts
New Point
Columbus
O. Dee T
Bater
Ohio
Blanch Vf
Blanch Brown
Mutt Agaliot
Baker
Indiana
Minols
Mienouri
Suicidan
Dec
Las
Omer Sebring
Auleide
Sebring
Sileld
Helhring
Leonie
Hal
Hin
Hebring
Polishing Up for Legislature in Columbus
Columbus reports show Atty second year Colred Blenkner as the only candidate for sergeant at arms, overseeing preparations for the opening of the during January 4 session. Ohio State University trustees release a large annual report noting 268% enrollment, 281 degrees and 64 certificates, receipts of 873,496, and a tax levy of 103,020 with expenditures 720,452 and a balance of 6,040 including student labor payments of 9,640.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Colred Blenkner
Ait Arms
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Stenker
Leutesant
Col. Blenkney
State House
Trustees of
Ohio State University
Harris
Probe Opened Into Cleveland Day Nursery Abuse Claims
Police began an investigation into Mrs. Annette Chase and her day nursery in Cleveland after witnesses reported children were punished with a whip and a rubber hose. The inquiry follows testimonies from persons who observed the alleged mistreatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Annette 8. Chase
Chase
Peace Envoys Plan Promotes Intercity Fellowship
The piece discusses a vision by a London official for a congress of capitals to promote global peace and goodwill. It urges London County Council to lead by example, leveraging its educational role to facilitate student exchanges and interchanges of ideas among nations. The report also notes Japan’s long practice of distributing students worldwide and its perceived success. An error incident about a house number being changed is mentioned, with local authorities demanding correction.
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Bir Baw
Cornwall
London
London County Council
Robente
Ahould
Rhodes
Acholarshily
Scherke
Japan
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Fred Lied
Rogers
Toryble
Dyncar
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Ammann
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Hocking Valley
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Atarte
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