Puyi Abdicates to Lead 100000-Strong Army for Pekin
Sun Yat Sen reportedly plans to lead an army of one hundred thousand against Pekin to drive out the Manchus. The president thanked supporters in the United States and Canada for war fund donations and promised equipment and ammunition. Premiers Yuan Shi Kai and others push defense preparations and rapid action amid a widening dispute.
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Republic of China
Pekin
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Premie Shi Kai
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Vets Suffer Mass Ptomaine Poisoning At Leavenworth Home
About 150 inmates at the Leavenworth Soldiers Home were stricken after a hash supper, with many in severe pain but no deaths. Doctors treated the men for hours while some veterans signed a petition demanding changes to the ration menu, citing their wartime duties and hunger for safer meals.
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Leavenworth
Serious Riots Erupt Near Paris Justice Palace
In Paris on January 11 a mob clashed outside the palace of justice as a trial proceeded inside. Police dispersed the crowd after arrests were made and several demonstrators were injured by clubs and missiles amid tensions tied to labor strikes and agitator activity.
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Freethly
Patho of
Uline
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Palace of Justice
Lawmaker seeks to give towns power to expand routes
Special Nugget Servies report from Washington notes Delegate Wickersham of Alaska introduced a measure in Congress to permit towns to extend their corporate limits and annex adjacent areas. The proposal aims to relieve growing needs by allowing expansion beyond Seward, Fairbanks, and Cordova, with nearby regions showing interest.
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Washington
Wickershar
Alisk
Gill Files Petition for City Office Run
Hi Gill a long time Seattle city council member and known as Creeall mayor announces petitions for upcoming elections. The document lists many prominent citizens and notes hopes for public trust in the candidates with petitions expected to be filed during the day including Calhoun, former city attorney.
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Creeall Mayer
Hi Gil
Ma Hellenes
Vietine
Eireunietan
Hialven
Tim
Durin
Calhoun
Seattle
Eagles Hold No Program Dance This Saturday
The Eagles plan a no program affair this Saturday with dances of the unengaged kind announced as they occur so late arrivals can still enjoy. Last week’s leap eight freer dance was a grand success with women and men alike enjoying the favorites. It was a scene of ladies choice.
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Eagles
Fifty Million Recovered From Equitable Vault Fire
Fifty million in stocks and bonds were recovered from basement vaults of the destroyed Equitable building. The items include railroad securities tied to the Harriman system. Recovery of the five hundred million in the Machinical Safe Deposit is expected to take another week. A note about a Special bottle sale appears in the piece.
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Special Nugget Service
New York
Equitable
Harriman System
Carnegie Probes 10 as Able Witness in Inquiry
The report describes a political inquiry into whether ten individuals, including Hiram Wullione, can be compelled to testify. It discusses public trust, banking, and the need to regulate certain practices, noting strong concerns about willingness to reveal information and the potential for misinterpretation of measures.
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United State
Hiram Wullione
Bert
Democrats Consider Alaska Delegates At National Convention
The Morning session of the Democratic meeting debated Alaska’s six delegates amid talk of granting seats to territories and possessions. Delegates argued two or three from territories might suffice, delaying final decision until the convention near Haltmere.
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Washington
Dan Th Dera
Democratic Nacional
Allowin
Haltmere Md
United State
Sinking of the Russian steamer Russ in Black Sea tragedy
Dispatches report the Russian steamer Russ sank last night during a violent storm in the Black Sea with 172 lives lost. Only ten survivors escaped in a lifeboat as plates opened and seams split, pumps failed, and fires faded. A gale battered the vessel as the boat disappeared. the disaster followed a furious storm. A. B. Dance Friday evening January 12 hosted by the A B’s for members and friends.
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London
Black Sea
The
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Brown Elected Governor of Georgia
Joseph M. Brown was elected governor of Georgia on January 11. He won the Democratic ticket by a large majority in 1908, later ran against Hoke Smith as an independentDemocrat and was defeated by a substantial margin. The item ends with an unrelated note about the City Bath House and a social dance invitation.
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Joseph M. Brown
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Hoke Smith
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