CAPTLISTS Christmas GIVEN REBUKE Ends in 1915 Britain Face Dye Crisis
A fragmented 1915 text discusses industrial imports, dye production, and economic strain. It critiques England's reliance on foreign dyes, noting a £10,000,000 annual value and calls for domestic manufacture. It cites German and English industrial attitudes and the lack of support for scientific training.
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Castmaponas
Assetinidde
Bresa
Seanchester
REA
Corporation
England
Gorez
Germany
Six room house on East Main Street with bath
Price listed for a six room house on East Main Street with bath and good interior. Cash price $1,700 with $500 down, balance $200 per year. includes cement sidewalk and proximity to a car line and a paved street within 1000 feet. Also an offer: priced at $2,500 with terms to suit buyer.
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East Main Street
Colonial Heights Property With Oak Finishes Sold
A Colonial Heights home features five rooms finished in oak with bath and basement, a garden plot and thickened yard. The property was bought for 2500 dollars with 1000 paid down and the remaining balance about 200 dollars per year.
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Colonial Heights
Embargo Relaxed on Wool Cloth Exports From Britain
London reports a partial relaxation of the woolen cloth and yarn embargo. Hair and cashmere may be exported without certificates, with various restrictions on shoddy, cloth weight, and yarn counts. Licenses likely for wider export of certain yarns and flannel, while underwear and some military-bound items remain restricted.
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Asdciated Press
London
Altbery
den Glover
Ugland
England
FIGH COUNTRY A Correspondence of Associied Presa
Correspondence from Putrograd reports experts sent to Galicia to assess immediate mineral development and potential return of occupied territory. Enthusiastic notes claim salt, coal, copper, lead, and silver abundant in western Burgin areas with prospects for early production. rare elements being tested for use.
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Presa Putrograd
Galicia
Manila Dispatches Signal Unanswered In United States
Reported cables from Manila indicate officials of the Insular government and the Philippine Assembly exchanged messages on a spriaiier in Manila. The U S had not replied by press time as details remained unclear about the incident and authorities awaited instructions.
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Pase
Philippine Assembly
Manilla
United States
UPRISING ATTEMPT IN MANILA AND SURROUNDINGS
Eight Filipinos arrested on sedition charges after an abortive uprising in Manila and nearby areas on Christmas Eve. Police say the revolt was poorly organized and used force to disperse gatherings. Reports note militants seized officials, attacked Fort Santiago area, and captives included the Filipino governor Melendres. further arrests expected.
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Manila
Alll
Fort Santago
Fort Santiago
Cuar
Artemio ‘Rigarte
Navarae
Melendres
Nayotas
Nolf
Mgm
Unclear Border War Report Mentions Carranza Forces
A damaged dispatch reports fighting near the border with vague references to Carranza and Villa. It notes delayed official messages and mentions General forces gradually retreating toward Vern Crim Tastwight, with Villa troops reportedly defeated at a station.
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Ber
Gutierres
Exhimi
Taiisco
Fock
Carranza
Pam
Villa Trorpa
Hano Station
Unclear text on Carranza capital removal plan
Fragmentary report with garbled lines mentions Carranza and Tepes with unclear context. No coherent event, names, dates, or actions can be verified for a proper summary.
Turbide Disappears: Fate Unknown in Unresolved Case
Reported missing with fate unclear, Turbide’s disappearance becomes a focal point as authorities investigate. No definitive leads yet, questions linger about location, last sighting, and possible witnesses. The case draws attention from local residents and law enforcement alike.
Crisis over Mexican authority as provisional regime faces revolt
An article reports a serious crisis in Mexico with calls to recognize a central authority, disputes over circulars by General Villa, and backlash toward officials including Eduardo Iturbide and American representatives. The piece notes rearrests and tensions within the provisional government.
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Zapate
Secre Lacy
Villa
Mexico
Provident
Gutierret
Eduardo Turbide
Penertl
Jon
Iturbidde
Leon Canora
Xtate
Iturbide
Fragmentary OCR Note from Old Newspaper Page
Fragmented text appears to be garbled OCR from a historic page. Names, places, and numbers are unreadable. No clear event or person can be identified for a reliable summary.
Agent of Carranza Seeks London Mission for Financial Aid
New Orleans December 36 Yaldro reports General Garranza's foreign minister left for Washington en route to London on an important financial mission for Carranza. Sabeluu arrived yesterday from Havana with word of an engagement Monday with Secretary Bryan in Washington.
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Philader
P. Claxton
Cultare Tiat
Denmark
New Orleans
Yaldro
Subela
Garranea
Washington
London
Carranza
Sabeluu
Havaon
Ibis
Secratary Bryan
Washingtons
Belgian Seaport Bombarded by French Airmen
Fragmentary OCR recounts a World War I air raid near a Belgian seaport about ten miles from the German frontier. It mentions Paris aid and says German villages were hit as French airmen reportedly dropped bombs.
Turko-German Fortifications Reported Near Marmara Sea
Constantinople dispatch says Turks under German counsel are fortifying their territory toward the Gulf of Sarde on the Sea of Marmara. The move suggests they expect attacks or signals from the Allied fleet.
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Constantinople
Gulf of Sarde
Sea of Marmotes
German Success in Western War Arena Reported
Berlin announced progress in the western war theater with English and French attacks near Nieuport repulsed. Elsewhere in France details are sparse and unchanged. In Russia, Germans captured prisoners near Lotzen and were successful on the Pilica while efforts on the Bzura river ceased.
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Associaee Pree
Berlin
London
Nieuport
France
Russia
Lotzen
Bzura
Heroic Fighting By Austrians Takes Pass In Galicia
The War Department released a report from Vienna via London stating that after four days of fighting Austrian forces captured Osiok Pass in Galicia on December 25 and recaptured Kroseg and Iaslo with superior Russian troops. The Domajec and Nids rivers remained contested while the Balkans saw ten days of quiet with minor riverine clashes on the Sav and Drina. Montenegrin attacks on December 24 targeted Bile fortifications.
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Associatio Pare
Vienna
London
War Department
Osiok Pass
Galicia
Krosug
Iaslo
Domajec
Nids
Tomac
Balkans
Haring Een
Sav
Drina
Fortram of
Bile
Russians Lay Claim To Better Of Fight At Petrograd
Dec 26 dispatch from general headquarters reports heavy combat on the left bank of the Nida Hvar and along the lower courses of the Vitule area. It says fighting on December 25 was desperate, with prisoners taken on December 24 including 64 officers and about 4,000 soldiers. Galicia's front fighting is described as favorable to the Austrians against the Russians.
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Petrognad
Iseiud
Aight
Yiatule
Ishango
Thy ‘Vitsle
Che Pillea
Galicia
Arcis
Austrian Retreat Messaged Amid Severe Weather
Telegraphic dispatch from Berlin reports Austrians forced to retreat after a failed advance in Serbia due to bad weather. The wire story notes Vienna confirming troop movements and cites ongoing military reverses as winter conditions disrupt operations.
Petition Moves to Interstate Commission Over Travel Rates
Cincinnati meeting of the Traveling Men's Association with over 400 members urged protest against any rate increases. A committee was appointed to carry the petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission at the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce gathering.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commeree Commission
Cold wave yields improving temps across north after record lows
Weather summary notes a cold wave brought record lows from the Mississippi to the Atlantic coast. Forecasts predict moderating temperatures tomorrow with fair conditions except for snow flurries in the Great Lakes states and on the Pacific slope.
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Newcomnrgs
Wren
Washington, D
Dee
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Great Lakes States
Pacific
Personal notes on visitors and relatives travel
The column lists numerous visitors and relatives arriving at Weston and nearby towns. Names include Cherie Sexer, Mrs R J Daxley, Jansen Wo Dils, Webster from Rick, Miss Hazel Cialer, Athérinn Elliote, Jean Linville, Charles Ruriol and family, and Mrs Howard, with stays in places like Walde PD Gutter Richwood Parkersburg Tarra Atta and Grafton.
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Charles W. Halterman
Weston
Cherie Sexer
Pltteburg
Vieting
R. J. Daxley
Walde
Gutter
Richwood
Iin
Ureely
Jansen
Parkersburg
Theielty
Valley Webster
Rick
Wallace
Hindhe
Misa Hasel Cialer
Sisturayilié
iAthérinn Elliote
Tarra Atta
Jean Linville
Grafton
Charles ‘Ruriol
Pat Bryos
Parker
Chicago
Seuss
Cher Alstor
Mra Howard
Virginiz Etregt
Oolouiel Cetghir
Army Contracts Granted under Bracti Conditions
Army awards contracts under Bracti conditions to Aatichangs, outlining obligations, delivery timelines, and payment terms. Executives emphasize compliance measures and procurement safeguards, while vendors prepare for milestone inspections and potential extensions.
Suffolk town remembers Lord Kitchener descendant
Fragmented OCR notes a Suffolk village memory of Lord Kitchener and his kin. It describes the Half Moon inn area called the Rookery, the old Kitchener line, and a grave marker list for Thomas Kitchener born 1683 in Hampshire, ancestor to Lond Kitchener.
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Bilsteddy
Linporbenca
Bart
Lakenhearth
London
Fllchengr
Weline
Lakenheath
Uritain
Jim
Kitchener
Vai
Hikimther
Ee Chevalier
Taie
Thomas Kitchener
Hempshire
Lai
Nichol
Stuart Bart
Lond Kitchener
John Kitchener
Warships Display Emblems In Naval Parade
In a Brooklyn event linked to a naval appropriation, ships showcased flags and emblems reflecting national identity. The article notes two flag sets per ship, a president’s flag, and a complex display of standards and ensigns, with costs and arrangements described amid broader commentary on naval expenditures.
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Brooklyn
Mines on Danish coast possibly dropped by aeroplane
Copenhagen dispatch reports a Danish official advancing the theory that mines found off the Danish coast were dropped from airplanes. A German aircraft wrecked near Norway carried three mines and disappeared after leaving water for about ten days. no trace of the pilot.
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Copenhagen
Therpoast
Denmark
Dunleh
Noraby
Roche
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