Congress Readies for Busy First Week in Session
Congress opens its new term with Fairbanks and Cannon in Washington. Political changes include deaths and retirements among lawmakers. The Senate plans brief sessions and a census bill, while the House targets postal savings banks and reenlistment of Black soldiers.
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Ter
Fairbanks
Cannon
Cumelle
Senate
Beomer Allison
Seenton
Hoey
Nvon Travors Pune
Wey
Dunwell
Powers
Dent
Congress
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Redfield Proctor
Foraker
Browneville
Marianna Death Toll Rises From Mine Explosion
Reports say 151 dead with seven more missing after a blast at the Marlafing mine of the Pittsburg Buffalo Coat Co. Four bodies were recovered Sunday. three identified as Moule age 18 from Moneneatiolh. Dervishes killed in Rome as Somaliland governor reports a separate attack.
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Pittsburg
Vec
Pitteburg Buffalo Coat Co
Moneneatiolh
Rome
Uijmtenen
Homaliland
Buffalo
Dr Cyrus Northrop to retire as University of Minnesota head
Liners report Dr Cyrus Northrop will retire from the presidency of the University of Minnesota after 25 years of service. An incident in Cleveland involved a man forcing a pad from him during daylight, while other mentions include former Chicago University ties and scholarly authority in Spanish history. Debts and bankruptcy details appear for McKeen & Co in Columbus.
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University of Minnesota
Solomon Marky
Cleveland
Marry L. Moore
Zanesville
Fen
More, McKeen & Co
Columbus
Burton Seeks U S Senate in Cleveland Campaign
The Senate hopeful Mr Burton declares his intent to remain a candidate for the United States Senate as he directs campaign activities in Cleveland. He plans to open the Columbus headquarters once he returns to Washington and expects to be in the field at the decisive point alongside opponents next Monday.
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Cleveland
Burton
United States Senate
Washington
Calumbus
Clevelunit
Senator Farmer
Calunbun
Six Day Bicycle Race Kicks Off at Madison Square Garden
New York ushers in the six day bicycle race as 10 000 spectators cheer Dorande Petri who fires the starting signal at 1 05 Monday morning. The event features American and foreign riders in a grueling all day contest on the big saucer shaped board track. Changes in rules promise the hardest fought race since 1899 when Miller and Waller set the record of 279 miles. A full schedule of laps and protection against being lapped loom as riders endure constant grind with no let up for sprint or motor events.
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Dorande Petri
Xia Hal
Madison Square Garden
Miller and Waller
Two Drowned Shooting Rapids at Stubblefield Falls
Joseph T L Palater a 40 year old botanist from the national museum and his 16 year old companion Robert Wallace drowned Sunday while attempting to shoot the rapids at Stubblefield falls on the We river about ten miles north of the city. Their bodies were not recovered. The youths were on a fishing trip in a small canoe which overturned after striking a rock. Both residents of this city.
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Dee
Joseph TL Palater
Nw Onal Museum
Robert Wallace
Weer
Stubblefield Falla
We River
City
Treasure Seekers Return From Kingston After Failed Galleon Dive
A trio aboard the schooner Seagull, known as treasure seekers, left Kingston Jamaica seeking sunken gold from a Spanish galleon. They returned empty handed on November 40 after abandoning the Mayflower and continuing the voyage in a renewed invasion attempt.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Admiral Dewey
Jarmaten
Forest Fires Damage Albany Region in New York State
Fire destruction across New York forests this year has burned over 117,470 acres, destroying property and threatening freight-related forest losses. Authorities report extensive damage and rising costs to manage and recover from the blazes.
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Albany
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Dee
T.forest
New York State
Two Killed in Sunday Car Crash in Mire and Con Down
Two people died after a Sunday collision involving a passenger car. The victims include Mire and Johanie Gelfithy, aged 83, who died en route to hospital. Police or authorities have not released further details.
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Farm Lands Improve Through Better Practices and Probes
Washington December 7 soil fertility shows no decline from mineral deficiencies. Prof Milton Whitney reports rising yields and calls for continued irrigation and crop assessments. An official study will assess soil types across the corn belt to guide improvements.
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Milton Whitney
Bureau of Salle
United States
United
Bureau of Sails
Death Toll From Ice and Accidents Reported in Southeast News
Readers are informed of multiple deadly accidents and violent events across several towns. In Northeaston and Methuen, two young girls and a boy drown in Mystic Pond after attempting to help a younger sibling. A court verdict in Dec. finds Frank Sloske guilty of aggravated assault following a head wound to Detective Frank Williamson. In Cleveland, two pawnbrokers, Barnet and Julie Jacoby, are shot during a robbery but survive. the suspect is arrested. In Lockport a 7 year old and 4 year old child die in a house fire started by clothing catching fire from a stove. A small blaze damages a Capitol area store in Columbus, Ohio, and neighboring departments report minor injuries.
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Hihel
Charles Anderson
Martha
Julie A. Allerson
Methuen
George Stuck
Intesto Co
Naverie
Arthur
Mystice Pond
Castro Must Apologize Before Paris Visit
French cabinet agrees Castro may land in France only after a formal apology to the French government for taunting remarks and to dispatch telegrams directing immediate execution of the Spanish arbitration award related to Franco claims.
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Venezuela
Bordeaux
France
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Bantander
Spain
M. Twigny
Chicago News and Aviation Notes from December
A six day session opens Monday in Chicago with the Northwest Commercial Gas association and the American Gas Institute drawing delegates from major cities in the United States and abroad. Reports mention potential Navy reserve corps plans and the fatal shooting of Benjamin Turner in Hemlock Ohio. In aviation news, the Aerial Experiment Association’s Silver Dart makes three short flights at Hammonport New Jersey, showcasing improved control and power.
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Mexico
Germany
England
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Thy Pyet Regiment Armory
United States Navy
Hanmondsport
Vehelt
Military life magazine in US army and state militia hands
General William Crozier announces the new magazine life is placed in the hands of the army and the militia across states in a wartime ordnance report to the secretary of war. The rifle is praised as more powerful rapid and accurate than the Krag Jorgensen.
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Washington
Life Sur
Army of the
United States
William Croaler
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War Department
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Krag
Unable to determine event due to damaged text
The readable fragments describe a loss or fire in New York involving a department store and a figure around 175,000. Details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
Looks Like Sulcige
Harrisburg police report two girls Mabel Von Bucking and Riva Jones found asphyxiated in a derelict structure. Indications point toward foul play and a possible burglary motive is suspected. Further details await official confirmation from authorities.
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Harrisburg
Mabel von Bucking
Riva Jones
Buroham
Wululde
Man May Eat Any Meal and Digestive Claims Examined
An advertising pitch touts Stuart Dyspepsia Tablet claiming to enable digestion without stomach aid. It promises a trial package for 50 cents and directs readers to send money to Stuart at 160 Stuart Eld, May Mal, Mirh, for more details despite questionable spelling and clarity.
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Stuart
Stuart Elde
Red Cross Aims for Bigger Endowment At Taft Era Meeting
The fourth annual American National Red Cross meeting will be held in this city next Tuesday with President elect Taft expected to be reelected as president of the society. Proposals include enlisting charitable institutions as agents under Red Cross control to widen reach and increasing the endowment fund from 520,000 to at least 600,000 to secure a permanent income for relief. Preparations are underway to care for casualties during Taft's inauguration and the public aqueduct will be prepared to receive injured people.
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Dec
American National Red Crows
Taft
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American Red Cross
Tragic gas asphyxiation claim in Canal Dover bank family
The 3 year old Victor Wenta, cashier at First National Bank Canal Dover, and 23 year old stenographer Alice Holliger were found dead at Bell Wood Hill near Columbus. Coroner says asphyxiation from an open gas stove caused the deaths. The Wenta family owns interests in the bank. Holliger's mother is ill from the tragedy news.
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Misa Aliee Holliger
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Abrivehnville
Tatts Leave Mot Springs for New York Deliberations
The Tatts depart Hot Springs Sunday as President Bloot and Mim with TAIG secretary Carpen ter and staff set out for New York. Judge Tatts will attend proceedings there on Monday as the principal with the North Carolina avolyty.
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Chrolina
Disorder in Jewish Women group sparks expulsion talk
Corneil of Jewish Women Cincinnati and others clash with Cleveland leader Rosenberg over a proposed expulsion. A heated meeting debated arbitration results and ballot legality as tensions rose among attendees.
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Rosenberst
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National Council of
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Arbitration Committee
Kerry
Beratly
Uicoutiell
National Apple Show Tragedy Claims Skating Party
A skating party at Lake Koshkonong during the National Apple Show weekend ended in drownings. Several attendees including Konme Welt, Skatera Drowned, Jonewviily, Wisuke, and others perished, while Mabel Brown survived but faces possible oxygen exposure effects.
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Wisuke
Tree Cooper
Harvey Rickardwon
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Lake Koshkonong
Mabel Brown
Rexound
Indicted for Illegal Liquor Selling in Columbus Area
United States grand jury Friday indicted Walter Ilo Civath of Marynville for theft and illicit liquor selling. Jurors found him guilty of defrauding government revenue in a case detailing illegal distribution and nonpayment of duties, with potential penalties pending.
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Deo
Gfour
United States Grand Jury
Walter Ilo Civath
Marynville
Ambiguous OCR Fragment With Names and Phrases
An unclear OCR passage lists scattered names and phrases. It resembles a damaged historical text with unclear context and many garbled terms.
Cleveland Cameraphone Co Incorporation Notice
New incorporations listed for Columbus and Cleveland include The Cleveland Cameraphone Co with officers J L McCalg lum Winfred L Hoodwell Albert 8 Green Joseph Midy H Gage and others. Additional names FW Benedict R A Purier W S Groot BB Wheeler Ty Yours appear in the mirror want column.
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Meer Horstion
Cleveland Mausoleum
Cleveland
J. L. McCalglum
Winfred L. Hoodwell
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