Government Ice Plant for Maui Food and Water Supply
United States quartermasters plan a large ice plant 250 feet by 43 feet high on Maui along Panig river left bank. Building will store food and supplies, provide fresh meat milk and produce, deliver water and ice to hospitals and front lines, supporting Philippines operations.
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San Francisco
Maui
United States
Mijor i
Quartermasters Department
Geoups
Panig River
Philippines
Washington tightens rule on Indian exhibition leavings
Washington officials vow strict enforcement to stop Indians leaving reservations for Wild West shows. Secretary Birchock and Commissioner Raye deny recent warrants for such permits, except for educational displays, saying the era of tribal travel for entertainment is over.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
Hays
Birchcock
Indian Affairs
Donce Raye
Jopem
Dureau
Missionary Work Reported Amid Tibetan Turmoil
A Chinese Buddhist resistance mirrors wider internal troubles as Christian missions report evictions and threats. The trio from the Christian Missionary Alliance of New York travels from Edstink Maru to Thibet, noting locals demolished by natives led by Buddhist priests.
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Thinit Boutin
Wush
Thee
W.W. Simpson
A.W. Laserquiet
Christun Od Missionary Alliance of
China
Temmacy Brave Sent to Prison in New York Election Case
The First Assembly district court convicts Temmacy Brave, a mule-up keeper, of colonizing acts affecting the redtort election. He is sentenced to two years imprisonment in Sing Sing.
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Temmacy
New ‘York
Cotdberger
Biehih
Redtort
Radar
Crusade of Women Owner for Milime Rauer
Incoherent OCR fragment suggests a local notice or column item mentioning a person named Melting, a vehicle brand Ford, and a crusade motif. Readable elements indicate an oblique community notice or column snippet without clear actions, dates, or places.
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Crusade of Women
Milime Rauer
Ford Save
Crazy Man And A Gun On Busy Chicago Street
A man named Julius Nunselt armed with a revolver held a sidewalk crowd at Twelfth and Wood for about thirty minutes. He fired twice at workers, wounded no one, and was subdued after a confrontation with Officer Mulvatt and civilians.
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Chicago
Twelfth
Wood Streets
Julius Nunselt
Aera ‘Pisher
Twelfth Street
Wood
Nansett
Fisher
Flaher
Nunsete
Hhe Reelngstein
Patrick Murviatt
Nuttett
Nunsett
Mulvintt
Gerasn
Wilk
Imperialism in the United States Cited by Zola
London dispatch reports the Morning Post interview with Zola explaining why Boer support aligns with French sentiment. He criticizes imperialism in the United States and contends that France Germany and Russia have complex views on the war, while praising genuine but frequent impulses toward large nations.
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United States
Zola
London
Paris
Morning Post
Kine Zak
Fred
Zula
Gald
France
Germany
Riccia
Man shoots wife then kills himself in New York suburb
John Fdgir Gardiner, a 60 year old retiree with a young wife, demanded she pose for a picture. After arguing, he forced his way into her apartment, fired a revolver twice, and then killed himself as police arrived. The wife survived the attack.
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Tinehamton
John Fdgir Gantiner
Enter
Nirseolf
Tie Bay
Seoveal
Gardiner
Railroad Men Propose Piece Work Wage Schedule
A Santa Fe car shops labor committee has submitted a revised piece work wage plan to John Hedgemaster. If adopted it signals a peaceful path forward, with officials holding final say.
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Santa Fe
John Hedgemaster
Knife Sharpening Goes On Amid Rate Dispute
Chicago December 2. Hopes for an amicable settlement in the east differential squabble fade. Second class rate from Chicago to San Francisco may soon be shaved. Local passenger men hold tickets at reduced rates. Committees from transcontinental lines to meet New England lines January 4 in Boston to report back five days later. Main aim to gauge support for settlement and strength of those seeking resolution.
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Chicago
Ulla City
San Francisco
Vanderbilts
Eurland
E. ©. McCormick
Edward Hawley
George T. Nicholson
Santa Fel
S. Eustis
Boston
Burlington
Rock Island
St Paul
Northwestern
Maine
Fitchburg
Albany
Alton
Missouri Pacific
Heston
Clover Leaf Plan of Reorganization Outlined
New York Dec 22 announce that the Clover Leaf board and committee plan a December 28 meeting in Unacity to approve a reorganization plan. The plan contemplates a new company with 32.0 million first mortgage bonds 4 percent preferred stock 6 million 4 percent non cumulative and 6 million common stock. A five year irrevocable trust will oversee the process with trustees named. plan reserves the right to redeem preferred stock at par and to limit further mortgage issuance without majority stockholder consent.
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New York
Brndhaidera’ Tommittee
Toledo, St. Sarais & Kansas City Rakes Ad
Clover Leaf
C. Hevemever Ta Churmas
Unacity
Hammett
Yetine
HC. Armour
Simeon Bets
Charles Parsons
AL Shepard
Otto Bannard
Reorganization of FP and G Under Way
Philadelphia December 2 A strong authority says a three fourths stake of securities across the firms has been deposited under the modified consolidation plan of the Kansas City Pittsburgh and Gulf. A committee member states the plan is practically accomplished as the deposit period expired on Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
Athough
Itt
Kansas City
Pittsbore & Guilt
Reorganization Steps for Road Seek New Company Control
In New York a meeting of reorganization committees will occur after a definite announce ment on the grade of securities. Over $23,000 of various company securities are held in Holland. Certificates of deposit are being engraved and will be listed in Philadelphia and New York. Foreclosure steps on the mortgage are planned so the road can be bought by the committee and handed to the new company with similar leadership. changes in officers are expected, including the prospective president.
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Holland
New York
Philadelphia
Hill Tigers Captain Elected At Missouri Univ Meeting
Columbia Mo Dec 22 The annual Missouri University Athletic association meeting elected Adam Hill Independence over Karl Kruse Buffalo as next year's football captain. Hill praised for five years as left guard and key spare service, noted for performances against Kansas City and hailed as possibly the best passer football at Columbia. Under his direction the Tigers are expected to credit the state next season.
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Columbia
Alissouri University Athletic Association
Te Association
Adam Hill
Independence
Karl Kruse
Buffalo
Cluse
Adam Hl
Hill
Kansas City
Wigers
Copper Lands Opened with Grand Canyon Road Extension
Col Martin of Santa Fe and Grand Canyon Railway and associates plan an immediate extension of the line to five copper mines at Grand Canyon. The road will allow ore shipments to the Williams smelter, now ready to start, and will pass through a scenic region previously traversed only by stage. The last spike is expected late January, to be driven with ceremonies.
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Grand Canyon
Chisazo
Col LL. Me Martin
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon Puliwas
Col Martin
Asenciates
Willams
Wishat
California Travel Heavy on Rock Island Excursions
California travel by train draws 10 percent of Rock Island excursion passengers bound for the coast. A special Topeka Thursday route carries crowds through Pawnee Nebraska and other points, with a monthlong coast institute planned aboard modern tourist sleepers. The trains remain popular despite falling overall excursion rates, featuring safety appliances and added reads from latest maritime periodicals.
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Rock Istana
Hein
Topeka
California
Pawnee
Nebraska
Rock Island
Pullman Wagner Agreement Held Up in Supreme Court
A New York Supreme Court session heard arguments on a bid to dissolve the Wagner and Pullman Palace Car Company accord. The stockholder action seeks to block consolidation and force property and goodwill sale to the other firm, with injunctions contested as attorneys argue over control and dissolution.
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Pullmen-Wagner
Wagner
New York
Suctice
Bookmart
Supreme Court
Beesmen
Warner Palace
Carryine Net
Pullman Palace Car Company
Wil Kinite
Em He Braticia
Kansas Grand Masonic Bodies to Meet in Topeka
Kansas Grand Masonic bodies will convene in Topeka from February 19, with events at the Grand Lodge and related sessions. Leaders, officers, and visiting delegates from Topeka, Salina, and other cities will participate, including election of grand officers and conferral of degrees.
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Kansas
Topeka
Caribana
Mike
Pears
Grand Masonic Hilt
Zabug Counell Wee
Payee Tha
Bss Aero
Mideunic
Jacob ‘Witt
Salina
Erand Secretars
Orient Judge
Arrangemie Wye Poindexter
Dvipcka Todes
Erga
Faury C. Loomis
Mapa
Shantes J. Webb
Orsiter
G. Brawil
Eyiasas
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Dea
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Sania J. Milter
Ae Patna
Lodee
A. D
Thomas G. Bond
Siavons and Appeals
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Can
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Ellis
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Seeralvey William
Sheer
Brno
Botlowstnie
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Mossington
William
Shayer
Grand Tecturer
W. Acker
Ben- Seairmen
Thomas G- Fisch
A. A. Carpaket
Conan
Jurtapradeice
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Jowell Clie
Edward W. Warnant
James
May
Trutehinson
T. D
H. L. Millard
Stern
Loshee
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Jacob Dewitt
Gatis
Bentar G. Brown
Othe Si Seiteer
Lex. Weiter
Ofthe & Bostethwaite
Boencer I Wade
Albert Sueback
Moltoz
Erand
Charles J
Sigh
Frank E Dusts
Counells
Hinery F
Union Central railroad charter approved for Texas line
The Union Central railroad charter was approved for filing with the secretary of state. The road is capitalized at 360,000 and will run from Houston to a point on the Red River near Tex., with branches to Waco and Palestine,Tex. The system aims to spread across central Texas toward the northern frontier.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Union Central Railroad
Houston
Red River
Wato
Palestine
Pomier
Goebel's Reasons Alter Party Victory Contested
Fragmented report cites Goebel and state committee protests against Democratic actions and Republican certificates of election. It accuses the election board of overstepping legal bounds, alleges fraud, militia involvement, and improper influence by then Governor on the state slate.
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Ryan
Date Am
Hut Tie Board Expreerly
Ax & Canvassiog Board
Paard
Conention
Mainy
Rorarnor
Stump Spechhe
Gut
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