Railroad Officials Killed as 25 Hurt in Wreck at Centralia
A Seminole Limited train crashed into a passenger train in Centralia depot in heavy wreckage. Several officials of Illinois Central and Rock Island railroads were killed outright and about twenty five others injured. An investigation cites improper switching and mis-timed track alignment as the cause.
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Centralia
Seminole Limited
Ipact
Togeth
Lees Hospital
Everal
Ilinois Central
Rock Island Railroad
JT. Hieral
Illnois Central
Eldridge Wright
V Wright
Tevern
Willy
Anole
Expres
United Express
President jar i not in favor recall of the judiciary
A garbled New York dispatch reports conflicting views on a proposed recall of the judiciary. It mentions President and independent figures debating the issue and suggesting hesitation or partial support.
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Nugget
York
Dun
New York
Ptur Peistinn
Tett Darter
Jinarte
Vicone Shear
Avery
City coal pile Peluk goes fast as aid reaches town
Early today residents queued at the city clerk’s office to buy coal. By noon more than 150 had been served and 92 tons supplied by the government had vanished, with a few tons saved for a school contract. A bid to supply Nome 75 tons by July 1 was rejected as too late for the city.
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W. A. Gilmore
Nome
Solen
Flodin
Big Hurrah
Solomon River
Mark Wheeler
Fort Davis
San Francisco
Capt. Wheeler
Mutched Murdered in Portland Special Nugget Service
Edison W Mutch prominent Portland businessman was found murdered in front of a saloon entrance early this morning. His clothing pockets were emptied of valuables, body cold, suggesting death shortly after twelve. Police seek clues in the Nome Daily Nut.
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Portlan D
Ore
Edison W Mutch
Portland
Ernst Otinger
Edward W. Muteh
Equador Clash Leaves Thousands Dead in Battle
Nugget Special from Quilaquil Ecuador reports a brutal government versus provisional forces fight with about a thousand killed. The regular army attacked backed by citizens, while the provisional army seeks to overthrow the regime, signaling a divided republic and potential further clashes across the country and neighboring states.
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Quilaquil
Ecuador
Reublies
Fifteenth Infantry Arrives in China for Duty
The Fifteenth Infantry, four battalions from Manila, has reached its China posting. U S forces assist in keeping the Pekin to tide water railroad open and patrol the entire road bed, with foreign armies jointly ensuring continuous operation. Additional notes mention a social dance and a transportation eagle event.
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Washington
Jan
Fifteenth Infantry
Manila
China
United States
Pekin
Unclear Text Prompted by OCR Fragment
The readable content is fragmented and contains no coherent events, names, or locations to summarize into a news item. It appears as garbled OCR with no identifiable subjects or actions.
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Wet notice fragment shows unclear names and locations. Readable parts mention a public sale and local officials with partial details. The text lacks coherent facts to identify persons or institutions.
Republic Appeal for Regugation and War Urgency
A fragmentary dispatch discusses urgent recognition and resistance to prolonged war, warning that delay could cost thousands of lives. It voices republican worry over internal disruption and external maneuvers by opposing powers, urging swift action to secure legitimacy and stability amid chaos.
Saloon Keeper Confesses After Deadly Fight
Ernst Otinger, owner of a Portland saloon, confesses to involvement in a fatal confrontation that left Edward W. Mutoh dead early Saturday. The quarrel began Friday evening over a third party while both were intoxicated, escalating into a fight that ended with Mutoh’s death.
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Muteh
Smuggling Attempt Entertains San Francisco Mrs Cornman
Mrs Cornman wife of Col Cornman of the Seventh Infantry jestingly describes a smuggling case where she was found cloaked in lace and silks hidden in an army overcoat. She notes China and Japan trade routes supply the goods and mentions attempts by novices and veterans alike to slip items into the country. Wrapping paper for sale cheap at the Nugget Office.
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San Francisco
Cornman
Seventh Infantry
China
Japan
Philippines
Wyoming Mine Accident and Oregon Drowning Reported
Telegraph items report a Wyoming mine accident with Chinese victims amid rescue efforts. Oregon losses described as several drowned after a Sunday flood, with emergency crews aiding survivors. Also noted are the Duke of Connaught and Patches arrival in New York and a Shriners ball set for February 12. Funeral details for a Greek burial are given.
Home Cooking Bargains on Bread and Bottled Goods
Artesm and Ford offer home baked bread cakes doughnuts and cookies with a one week sale on bottled goods at Seward Commercial Company. Call Red 106 for more details and prices.
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Mesdames Artemus & Ford
Red 106
Bargins
Seward Com'l
Remember the Name For prompt laundry work call up the Peoples' Laundry
An old newspaper style notice advertises People s Laundry inviting customers to call Main 181 for prompt laundry service. The item is a brief classified style blurb likely from a local paper page. It emphasizes a simple phone contact and quick delivery.
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PELUK
A. B
Mutch
Snake River Grocery Telephone
A. Polet
Snake River
Old Place
Eagle
Rere Ieee
Republic Appeal For Regugaition
Empire
Nanking
SNR
Rane FF
Careneathenere
Ramon
Nanny Udine Trust
Telegraphic News
Roosevelt
Etoile
Wyoming
Diay
Oaks
Hakan
Connaughts
Tom
Duke of Conmigeht
Patchess
Monte Cathe
Hood
Whitelaw Reid
Oregon Marshfield
Ore Dan
Shriners
Wentworth Bros
Steine
Baldwin Orc
Belmont Point
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