Looting and Plunder After Haitian President Is Deposed
Historic chaotic night in Port au Prince as crowds loot stores and target supporters of the ousted leader. Gen Pidreli mobilizes loyal troops to restore order after police balk at duty, while residents fear wider violence across the city. The U S state department signals no immediate intervention, affirming protection of American interests only if jeopardized.
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Nora Abeale
Toob
Pil Bagtog
Port Au Prince
Delso
Aderis
Wellatoches
Great Dent
Vanteverel
Creer Duggay Trouin
Mey Carters
Mfoteter
Feopte
Delalr
Phlagice
Robui
Doore
Gener Piderli
Didesin
Thia
Bats Fess
Gieneral Colta3
Groeral Gabriel
Alklaure
M. Lefentant
Marcella
LeConte
Briken
Uavelock
Pieri
Pyle
Carleton
Pideein
Nepal
Dors
Germany
Letter From China's Late Emperor Delivered at White House
A Japanese ambassador Tang Show and the US president exchange formal letters of condolence and thanks over the late Chinese emperor. The ceremony, held in the Blue Parlor at the White House, included remarks on friendship and indemnity, with Tang and his suite present in traditional dress.
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China
Washington
Americas
Tang Stoa
United States
Chita
Ratagea
Noxsr
Walte Tlowse
Tang
White House
Ito
State Department
Pont
Witter
United States of America
Farrermore
Tha Peneninis
Tron
Arplat Tang Show Vt
Eers
United Stater
Bayer Alwayn
Roueteton
Carter
Batyagent
Yonperceii
Ray
Altaiva
Chetn Bae
Toes Zuthy
Fae Heron
Tyrone
United State
Anie Pintes
Blake
Ching
Ani
Temperance speaker denounces bachelor evil at rally
Mrs. Lecanra Labe, a leading temperance lecturer from Et Laula, stirred 30 supporters in a Ole silvense rally by declaring drink is not the country’s worst evil. She argued men should focus on securing homes and marriages, urging action against drink and bachelorhood to protect wives and families.
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Tarn
Mars
Lecanra Labe
Et Laula
America
Bold men attack cafe proprietor and grocer
Fragmentary OCR reads of a violent incident describe bold men attacking a cafe proprietor and a grocer. The text is garbled with names and details unclear, but implies pursuit or capture of a suspect by authorities or bystanders and mentions victims or witnesses.
Plucky woman foils attempted robbery at store closing
A young woman interrupted a man’s attempt to buy butter, pursuing him outside the shop. Three policemen later captured the intruder, who fled with a missing cataree item. The events occurred near closing time as the store was preparing to shutter.
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Rlym
Too-Cato
Mter
Governor Magoon Confers With Secretary Wright on Cuba Withdrawal
In Washington on December 3 a Cuban war operations briefing occurred as Governor Magoon met with Secretary of War Wright. They discussed approaches for withdrawing American troops from Cuba, including governance of the island. A return in February was anticipated, with details on remaining personnel yet to be decided.
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Wastiegion
Iavernot
Coon
Cubs
Confarencn
Wright
Cube
Fnland
Four Burned in Fire at Berapton Ta
A late morning fire in Berapton Ta killed Abraham Shapiro merchant his son Arthur and daughter Apna along with Mrs Shapiro. Mrs Shapiro survived and helped others from the flames while a suitor attempted to flee from a second story window. A man from a nearby home was restrained by officers to keep him from entering the burning structure.
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Abraham Shapiro
Arthur
Apna
Bara
Shapiro
Widow 10 Attack on Yerkey Will Stirs Estate Battle
Chicago court defense centers on Mary Adelaide Yerkey Slone r divorce battle over Charles T. Yerkey estate. Executors, dowry rights, and removal of trust influence the will while plans for warding the bequests prompt legal action. Yerkes Milner seeks to alter dower while seeking state guidance on legality and property distribution amid stock declines and family disputes.
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Tabago, Tee, L
the Tribune
Charles T. Yerkey
Mary Adelaide Yerkes Sloner
Leels G. Osler
Chicago
Fmm
Ousley Ral
Mira Yerkes
Sanbee RL
Yerkes
Chkrazand
Beagle
Tomdicelta
Gt Patintely Ta Mts
Werke
Mil de Siet
Ad Inewmie Taatertvo Sd
The
Traline
Testimony details Standard Oil stake in California unit
In a government suit, John D. Archbald testified that Standard Oil bought the Vad e Coa st Oil Co of California in 1960 for 761000. The cap italization later rose to 61,000,060 by stages and the name changed to Standard Oil Co of California. He noted loans and omissions in city records and discussed exports, tariffs, and the role of the Texas company in supplying output.
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Standard Ol Company
John D. Archbald
Standard
Tamadal
Pittsburg
Archbut
Stosenthal
Hhe ‘Sould
Pittebure
Archbold
Knex
Tezae Oi
Stantarg
Texas Company
Sitchees
Seaboard
Kellogs
Retings
Deroe Sanufacturing Company
Kellogg
Mr. Kelloe
Before a Mirror Personal Crisis Reports
A fragmented report from New York outlines a personal crisis involving multiple individuals and a broker. The text references a broad cast of names and places, including Broadens and The J-Am, with hints of legal or financial tension and a court-like setting.
Onlay death case details near Long Island home
The text reports a death and funeral context tied to a Long Island residence, naming Mr Doty and Mrs Falconer Doty as involved parties. It mentions a late husband, a 26 year marriage, and a church gathering, with references to New York and Brooklyn localities. The fragmented OCR obscures full facts and dates.
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Doty
Long Island
Pateaner
New York
Dawebier
Lly
Robbers Brutal Work Near Lake Blurt Suburb
Two robbers entered the home of A. Vanderklout near a Lake Blurt suburb on a December afternoon and beat and left 65 year old Mire Vanderkrooy unconscious. They then ransacked the house for diamonds but took 445 in money and several pieces of silverware instead. A local hunt for the robbers followed within an hour, and Mrs Vanderklout regained consciousness and summoned help by telephone.
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Chicago
A. Vanderklout
Lake
Vanderkrooy
Women Hunters and Farmers Face Equal Treatment Debate
A column from Camberlie Chey Ina discusses women’s labor in livestock farming and agriculture. It argues women deserve equal remuneration and opportunities, noting the market and price forces, and urges recognition of women growers in open markets and farm industries.
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Chieags
EMS
Elly
Colcan
Virgiats Merenith
Camberlie Chey
Ina
Race War on Construction Camp Near Feather River
A chaotic clash at a remote construction camp near the Feather River in Northern California left Hadieh fatally wounded as a party including Austhiabe and Chiniane members faced attacks by a group led by Utaliana. Law enforcement filed reports of a deadly scuffle amid tensions described as a race war.
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Fee
Feather
Autornia
Pam Hadieh
Celine
Austhiabe
Peeteis Ardhaben
Feartilb
Chiniane
Peete
Mrs Rice CTW Trail Ill Stand In Omaha Trial
Omaha reports long trial coverage of Dr Frederick T Austin murder case. Mrs Abble Rice the star witness, details of provocative relationship, prior meetings, and financial pressures amid crowded courtroom scenes with spectators blocked from viewing. Other testimony includes ambulance driver Dun Boon, undertaker Fred Stack, watchman Francis Staryard, and discussions of Dr Austin's conduct and related charges.
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Omaha
Chantes FE
Derle
Avntin
Jeza
Ueir
Dee
Crith
Charles E Davis
Frederick T. Austin
Speelers
Jinter Beaga
Dun Boon
Stron
Faetthe
Fred. J. Stack
Moon
Francis
Staryard
Rastio
Walton Lergse
Austin
Dynamite diversion of the river at Pine Tat Ark
A river diversion attempt using dynamite near Pine Tat Ark faced discovery amid attempts to contain the blast. The explosion damaged riverside facilities and endangered hotels while authorities evacuated and assessed the blast’s effects, with officials warning the river could resume rising tonight.
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Ark
Arkaneas
Bogl
Ina Wien
World Markets Closing Quotations in Mixed Trade
Lew York Dec 2 closing quotations showed mixed gains and losses across major indices. Prominent declines included Rock Island preferred and Norfolk & Western rail, while Great Northern and Baltimore & Ohio posted modest rises amid scattered orders and uneven demand.
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Lew York
Peland
Norfolk & West
Rail
Great Southern Lands
Gould Stacks
Tarrow Fire
Pwt
Flakimore & Ohid
Trp Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Apserican
Anaconda Minox Co
Co - Atchison
Atchtoon
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
Bt Pass
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and,Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver
Denver and
Rio Grande
Ero Railway
Great Northern
Minos Central
New York Central
Treadingallway
Stock Noland Co
Nock Inland Co
Pil
Routhern Pacific
Routhern Railway
Vinion Paciie
Volted Sintra Steel
United States
Au Ae
Oe Twabesh Railway
Western Unim
Standard Oil Company
Jenkins Found Guilty of Embezzlement
New York reports John G. Jenkins Jr former president of the Banking Trust Company of Brooklyn found guilty on embezzlement charges. Jury deliberated four hours after a bank loan controversy surfaced, with minor indictments pending related to the trust company and perjury accusations.
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Font Loars
Waa Preeineet
Truat Company
Waa Alect
Conterant Prank
Iehaio Jenkin Jr
BaMking Tae
Perdury
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Assistant Secretary OF Navy
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Satterlee
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J—Am
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Alii
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Tate
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Abe
Bloux Falla
Falconer Doty
Persett
Nicoklyn
Myst. Thity
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Meredith
Western Pacific
Mrs. Rice
Dr. Austin
Arkansas
Penn Ay
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Wales
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Chicago Clore
Koeez
Packere and Butchers
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