American fleet again in motion toward San Francisco
The Brazilian Navy acted as escort for the American ships in the third stage of their voyage to San Francisco. The fleet, led by Rear Admiral Lyons, sailed from Rio de Janeiro with President Penna aboard the Minnesota, passing crowds and salutes as they moved toward Punta Arenas for the 14,000 mile cruise toward the Pacific.
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Mo Janeiro
Punta Arenas
San Francisco
Ge Bay
Brazil
Panne
Ko Janeiro
Petropolis
Welock
Silva
Benjamin Constant
Ad Mira Menear
Minster of Marine
Minnesota
Thomas
Hobberd
Irving B. Dudley
Penna
Fort Villegagnon
Alabama
Fort
Rio Jo Metro
Iyans
Ma Mogellnn
Bortheawt
Berweet
Fuotleast
Byane’ Neot
Barred from meeting over republican residency rule
Fragmented item notes F W Daly of Cleveland, Ohio hotting tentative issues, T J Reiple, Tippe rance club. banquets and guest invites by Mayor Tom Johnson. ByLaws restrict to known republicans resident in Cuyahoga. Also reports a Portland court case on land fencing tied to Butte Creek Live Stock Land and Lumber Co.
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Johneon
Columbus
F. W. Daly
Cleveland
Ohio
T. J. Reiple
Tipperance Club
Tom Johnson
Swiple
Hoya
Cuyahoga
Portland
Ore
Census Funding Drive Sparks Broad Budget Battles
Washington reports push for a $14,000,060 appropriation to the census bureau as the Home Committee debates the plan. The article notes anticipated 110,000 enumerators and raises questions about coinage provisions and clerical pay while detailing party responses and regional reactions to the proposed budget.
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Washington
Conoue Bureau
Paty
Ohio house passes child labor and railway injury bills
Budget of Buckeye News reports the Ohio House advancing two key labor measures after a lengthy session. A railway liability bill lenient to employers and a Reynolds child labor bill setting schooling, health checks, and an eight hour workday faced amendments before final passage. The Senate approved funding for offices and a park bonds plan with city powers to regulate tenements and public amusements.
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Columbus
Pierce DL Moormer
Cuahowe County
Jamed A. Reynolds
Coyahosa
Motizer
Reynolds
Lybarger
Coshveton
Téxaton
Senate
Honestakes
Loveworth
Supreme court invalidates brewery container law in Ohio ruling
Decision from Columbus on January 24 finds that a state statute restricting possession of bottles and containers by brewers and bottlers is invalid. The ruling centers on property rights and the legality of penalties for possession without owner consent, affecting brewery practices and container ownership across counties.
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Columbus
Declan
Supreme Court
George Behmuck
Cuyahora County
Nentay
Jane
Peculiar Will Creates Legacies For Grandchildren
A late Uriah Thames wills 210 dollars to each of his 23 unborn grandchildren, 5000 dollars to be shared among 20 other children, and a 1 dollar weekly stipend to Waves family heirs. The document specifies shares and contingencies for future issue and division among legatees.
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Balom
O. Jim
Uriah ‘Thames
Tate
Phillips Looting of Bank By Officers Charged
Stockholders claim officers of the defunct Glenville Banking and Savings Co. looted the bank through fraudulent loan making and overdrafts. The case was presented Wednesday in common pleas court in Cleveland dated January 28. Allegations include mismanagement and lack of security for loans.
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Phillips
Cleveland
Groge Misc
Glenville Banking and Savings Co
Common Pleas Court
J.J. Phillipe
Taft Men Threaten Committee Over Delegates in Newark
Taft supporters in Newark Ohio angrily oppose county committee action from Monday naming delegates to the state convention. The group demanded a new call for primaries within five days or it would resign and seek action through other channels.
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Newark
Veteran Jurist Dien Dies in Toledo at 70
Toledo January 2 veteran jurist Dien of the Sixth Judicial District of Ohio died at his home here after a long career on the bench. He was 70 years old and had served on the circuit court for about 25 years with a term expiring January 1.
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Toledo
Rei Haynes
Ohio
Circuit Court
Wrette
Lous
King Awarded Damages in Fremont Case
Clarenet King received ten thousand dollars in damages after a lawsuit tied to injuries from a night incident at Lake Shoe Mleetekt. The case, heard in Fremont, cleared Reninat Hie Lake Shoemleekt of other liability and outlined the gun valued nature of the incident.
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Fremont
Clarenet King
Reninat Hie Lake Shoe Mleetekt
Confessed to 12 Murders in Canon City Case
Antonio Neroni, held in Canon City, Colo, allegedly confesses to twelve murders. He admits guilt in four Mallans Finrenge killings and claims to have murdered others along his criminal career. Authorities report the statements as part of ongoing investigations.
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Canon City
Coloy
Antonio Neroni
Iaas
Finrenge
Col
Feas
Second Rioter Victim Dies After Beating in Race Clash
Jan 23 report from Columbus notes a second victim, Tohn Burta, beaten by foreigners Monday, condition worsening. Vop brothers, among five arrested, released on bail as police continue search. City orders moving picture shows to close Sundays and midnight Saturdays.
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Horan
Tohn Burta
Tim
Vop
Columbus, O
Bond
Columbus
Alan
Beaten by Detective Leads to Death in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 24, George A. Bechillac, a Lake Shore detective, was held at Central police station on a charge of assault and battery. He is accused of beating Lawrence Kostka during an arrest on Sunday night. Kostka died Wednesday from injuries believed to be caused by the assault.
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Cleveland
George A Bchillac
Lake Shore
Central Police Station
Lawrence Kostka
Kostka
Kotako
Stolen Checks Unearthed by Porter Betts at Mill
John Betts a hotel porter was arrested at Lelpate on charges of rifling mail during a night shift. He led police to an old mill where he dug up 565 dollars in checks he had buried and is suspected of cashing about 300 dollars in other checks.
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Columbus Grove
John Betts
Lelpate
Toipsle Junction
Ti Ts
Betts
Bethany College Dorm Fire Sparks Rescue Efforts
In Bethany West Virginia on January 23, about 100 students in the girls dormitory woke to smoke spreading through halls. Male students formed a bucket brigade and some entered the building to guide frightened girls to safety as flames forced part of the structure to be torn down to contain the blaze.
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Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Atraet Alinemt
Glazier Resigns as Michigan State Treasurer
Detroit January 23 Glazier resigns sending a lengthy communication to Governor Warner denying charges of fiscal misfeasance and neglect of duty. He accuses Warner of knowledge of treasurer's department problems and soliciting improper deposits for Detroit United Bank where Warner was vice president. Governor Warner denies the charges and appoints John T Rich to replace Glazier.
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Glazier
Warner
Detroit
Mich
Frank P. Glazier
Lansing
Wlan
Detroit United Bank
Governare
Exflg
John T. Rich
Glaser
Harvard's Oldest Graduate Dies at 94 in Boston
Boston mourns as Harvard's oldest graduate, aged 94, dies after a long life marked by a legal career. Welch, who earned his degree decades ago, was renowned as a leading attorney and emblematic figure of the university's storied history.
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Harvard
Boston
Jan
Harler A. Welch
Harvard University
Marg Gery
Almanac and Diary Contest Ask for Dr A W Chase Medicine Co
A garbled ad invites readers to obtain Dr A W Chase Almanac and Diary details, promising a contest with $200000 in gold and emphasizing authentic Dr A W Chase signatures. It notes the Almanac reaching millions, urges writing for a free postpaid copy, and mentions Monte Carlo profits of $5,000,000.
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John Gangel
George EB. Bowden
United Cause
Natl
Shaw
Amulum
York City
Kia Holding
A. W.ralt
Chang
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Fale
al Manac
Dr. Chase
A. W. Chase
Daetor
Almont
IW. Chase
A. W. Chae
M. D
Hansbrough Attacks Harvester Tech at Washington
The text reports Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota urging the Department of Commerce and Labor to suspend the investigation of the International Burh Co. The resolution aims to influence Republican convention delegation selection and block a bill to revert to the Senate. The criminal code bill was discussed, and house progress touched the penal laws.
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Hansbrough
Harvester Tech
Washington
North Dakota
Department of Commerce and Labor
International Bu Rh Co
Hat Router Trust
Senate
Fire inquiry reveals faulty New York building materials
Testimony from Lantry and other witnesses in an inquiry into a Porter building fire shows concerns over defective home components and a risk of burst caused by rotten materials. Officials state results of lab tests and discuss department practices and timing of actions amid the disaster.
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Rotten
New York
Weidner
Lantry
Lantey
Griker
Winneewa
Annual Visit of Dr A W Chase Almanac
Fragmented OCR reflects a report on Dr A W Chase and diplomatic matters involving Chokil Bey and Turkish government reactions to U S policies. Mentions of credentials, ministers, and Root provide a political backdrop. No clear single event emerges from the readable text.
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A. W. Chase
Injunction Withdrawn in Canton Baseball Suit
An injunction dissolving Canton’s expulsion from the Central Baseball League was lifted, allowing Canton to join the Pennsylvania league. The ruling permits Canton to enter the league, while a separate case against the Pittsburgh area team settles. In a separate incident, two men were robbed in Dunbar, Pa, one killed and the other seriously injured during the attempt.
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Port Wayne
Canton
Endorsed Taft by North Dakota Republicans on Wednesday
Endorsed Taft in a North Dakota Republican committeeman action. The event took place in Fargo on January 23, signaling support for Secretary Taft's nomination and the party's path forward.
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Taft
Fargo
N. D
The
Republic
North Dakota
Tatt
Socialists Clash With Police in Brunswick Demo
Socialists clashed with Brunswick police during demonstrations last night. Several people were wounded and many arrests were made as the unrest over suffrage intensified in the German city.
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Socialiata
Brunswick
Germany
Socialiut
Judge Accused of Bribery in West Virginia Case
Charges leveled Wednesday against Judge Daba 8 McDonald, presiding judge of Win County Court, alleging official misconduct, neglect of duty, habitual drunkenness and gross impropriety. Accusations include receiving $12,000 from a local liquor concern in exchange for granting liquor licenses across the county.
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Charleston
W. Vadan
Burdette
Atreast
Daba
McDonald
Win County Court
Protest on temperance laws by local league leaders in Louisville
The Model Heenke league in Louisville adopted resolutions declaring for temperance and condemning laws aimed at destroying their properties. They advocate other observance of incense laws by liquor dealers as a means to prevent further prohibition legislation.
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Louisville
A Business Proposition for Store News Announcements
A column urges business owners to treat store news like community events. It emphasizes public interest in new fibric items, inviting timely shop announcements to attract eager buyers. The piece frames product freshness and avoidant remnant pricing as selling advantages.
Cafes and Saloons in Washington Language Debate
The writer ridicules terms such as cafe and buffet for liquor venues, noting no true saloon exists in Washington. He mocks signage and names used to dodge prohibition era labels, suggesting a dining room or sample room as euphemisms while accusing hypocrisy and censorship in naming practices.
Diplomat Chekib Bey Preparing White House Visit
Turkish minister Chekib Bey in Washington plans a White House call before departing for home. The envoy is noted as a unique representative of savior without presenting, amid unclear remarks and garbled context.
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Chekib Bey
Washington
White House
bin Motive Land
Wrobher
Lacking in Grace Hints on Proper Carriage of the Body
A historical column notes uneven grace in how silk or women walk crowds. It cites examples like a turkey toe stride and misaligned feet, offering critique of awkward posture. The piece references an old dancing master urging better toe turns and foot placement.
Correct Walking Posture and Foot Alignment Guide
A historical excerpt explains proper gait and carriage, warning against straddling and knock knees. It prescribes walking with feet one foot apart, a straight line from ear to hip to foot, and from ear to elbow center when seated. Techniques include placing a book on the head or cane on the back to maintain upright posture.
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Walling
Herree
Flocken's Pharmacy Offers I. D. D. Prescription Cure
An ad claims wintergreen based remedy for itching skin diseases, noting only wintergreen fails alone. It says a compounded mix with glycerine and thyme enhances effects and promises rapid relief. The text urges readers to visit the store to learn more and vouches for the remedy.
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Messina
Piorlasia
Jong
Flocken
Slashed Throat Case Heard in Circuit Court
Andérson Ind January 23 0 tone barely andile four feet from the witness stand Mise Side Boot 22 year old daughter of Andrew Palmer testified yesterday in the Circuit Court about an alleged attack by Shirley Davis 24 a convict on parole from prison who slashed the throat of Mise Scott and attempted suicide during a buggy ride March 19 1905 The jurors moved chairs to hear her account Doyle allegedly asked if she had other friends and showed a weapon while driving to his brother Martins home where a physician was summoned The case involves an alleged attempt to murder Mise Scott and follows a reference to pardons in Canada and colonial history.
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Doyle
Miss Boott
Martin
Doylete
Mika Scott
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