General Simon Enters Port au Prince With Triumphant Army
General Anton Simon leads a large revolutionary force into Port au Prince delivering an orderly entry. Crowds cheer as he is welcomed at the cathedral by archbishop and city delegates before establishing headquarters on Champ de Mars. Officials warn of possible civil conflict if rivals contest the presidency.
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Port Au Prince
Ag Prince
Anton Simon Wan
Simon
Hy Wan
Totehat
Bimoa
Wort
Prince
Qwopla
National Palace
Elmeelf
Moelle
Champ de Mars
Belive
Conte
Cave Haytten
Firalm
Gonaives
Generel Fun
Jeremie
Suente
Nord Ales
TwGagy Trowin
Barnia
Atseel
Kingston
da Tuaten
Alexia
Floating of New Ship in Valledo Harbor
The article reports the launching of the Reeve steel collier Brommierteur at Valledo on December 3. It describes a ceremonial maiden voyage with white spray, cheers, and spectators, noting fuel fueling, a keel, and remarks by officials praising the event as a notable achievement in shipbuilding.
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Valledo
Secandary Yard
Italia
San Ie
Reeve Steel
Brommierteur
Ile
Garde
CP Tt
Rit
Ierfiter
Etiet Ty Basin
ACCIDENT AVERTED BY BOY AT CROSSING
A boy named Wille Somers near aterson New Jersey prevented a collision at a railroad crossing by closing a gate as a locomotive rushed by. He saved a train and automobile from disaster, while summoning help for a seriously injured towerman, Morris Wunlap, after the incident at the crossing. The Erie Railroad company may reward the boy for his brave action.
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Aterson
Wille
Erie Railroad Company
Wills
Morris Wunlap
Cnnselournesa
Hyatetan
Wan Crahd
Closing Session of the American Mining Convention
The closing session of the American Mining Convention opened with speeches urging renewed effort to develop mineral wealth and support for the industry. Delegates highlighted opportunities in production, employment, and national growth, while stressing collaboration with government and private firms.
Trolley Crash on University Line Kills and Injures
A dense fog accident on the University Line involved two heavily loaded trolley cars. Gus Olsen died and about thirty others were injured, twelve hospitalized. The outbound car carried seventy passengers, the inbound car had 120 aboard. Foremost injured included motorman Qua Olea and passengers Job Lande and Wilitsrs Presentt, with authorities investigating the wreck.
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Fearlle
Gus Olsen
Thn
University Line
Uxity
Authulances
Olsen
Qua Olea
Bert
Tie Pital
Rondition
Hoepital
Wilitsrs T. Presentt
E.R. Reynolda
Tian
Gilsemd
Ighiaian
Hietgens Olsen
Colorado Women Disagree With Roosevelt
Fragmented OCR text shows a defaced political note claiming Colorado women opposed Roosevelt. The readable lines reference a decision through a figure named Frere and mention re election context amid vague regional references. The source text is highly garbled with missing words and unclear events.
Women Voters Back Judge Lindery In Denver Suerase Court Race
The article notes strong support from women voters for Judge Lindery's reappointment as presiding over the surgey court in Denver. It highlights involvement of Mrs J S Conine, former state legislator, and Faye, and comments on the influence of the National League for Civic Education of Women and the Kathovel Federation of Women's Clubs in the state political campaigns.
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Irige
Lyman Abbott
New York
Arab Platt Decker
Kathovel Federation of Women’s Clubs
Faye
Colorado Andleren
Conine
Ptate
Juvenila
Colorado
Denver
Lindecy
Sureasie
Decker
Bookmaker Eats Evidence and Is Released
In a Willa Godman saloon at 1 West Madison Street a gambler swallowed evidence, rolling papers that allegedly held bets into a ball. Detectives Bebelekert and Schubert found no recoverable evidence after the man swallowed it and released him pending further action.
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Chiara
Nec
Threatening Letters Target Grace Episcopal Rector
Rev. Waters of Grace Episcopal Church appeals to federal authorities for protection after receiving threatening letters. Messages demand $65,000 under threat of death if not complied with, referencing an organization thought to imitate a black hand pattern. Waters, formerly a prominent minister in Detroit, has led a church in Chicago and is seeking safety for his congregation.
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Rev. Waters of
Chicaca
Dec
Walter
William
Waters
Grace Episcopal Church
Vie
High Watdee
Gracoln’ Park
Ich
Satisfactory agreement reached in New Haven railway dispute
In New Haven Conn a formal agreement was reached between the General Manager of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railway and the operators over a transport dispute. Details of the settlement remain undisclosed while talks focused on wage equalization and running terms.
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New York
New Guyen
Two Dushells of First Class Mail Found
Muddled report notes two dushels of first class mail found at a rural farm near Pere. Opened letters referenced Abiehteah palnta and a tractor. lines unreadable but suggest mail misdelivery. No clear dates or organizations.
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Tiute
Pere
Missing Jewelry Value Destroyed Estate Mystery
New York reports a Philadelphia-linked theft after the death of Mrs. George Wood. Jewelry valued at 75000, fur pieces, and a painting collection reportedly vanished from her North Broad Street home after she died on October 13. Police say belongings disappeared while executors handled the estate, with suspicions of theft amid confusion at the decedent’s grand residence.
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New York
Philadelphia
George Wood
North Broad Street
Woods
Rome
George Wood Uuon
Dap
Br Perea Horaske Stealing
Buslees
Amarg Mra. Woode
Triesda
Torelea Fnssrance
Iter Bande
Arcadi Street
Asulquel
Girard Trust Company
Piend’s Awful Crime and The Garcia Family Murders
Tragic multiple homicide report from Trinidad, detailing the deaths of four Garcia family members found in their Corea Creek home by Slehlas Fernandes. The killer fled with a child and another relative is missing, with police seeking suspects.
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Trinidad
Cole
der. S
Cacny Garcia Familie
Corea Creek
Slehlas Ferdandes
Garcias Die in Mystery at Garcia Place
In a grim scene three bodies were found near Garcia Place. The deceased include Garcia and his wife in one room, an elderly man nearby, and a fourth victim lay close to a doorway. Officers probe the circumstances as neighbors react with shock.
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Garcia
Don
Christmas Tuberculosie Stamp of Mercy in Chicago
The Christmas tuberculosis stamp of mercy, a one-ounce nondeliverable stamp, will aid consumptives in Chicago. Originated by the National Medical Society, it now benefits distributing organizations. About 200000 stamps expected to reach Chicago today. Proceeds fund educational work, sanitarium support, and dry penantics maintenance. Stamps to be sold at the post office with federal approval. sale in schools may be sanctioned.
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Mercy
Chicago
Chiesga Taberrajusle
Llness
National
Med Crom Society
Thie City
Ophian
Fn Col
Leathe Siltie
Edncathin Yl
ALT Durlorssoen
Bow
New Bedford Cruiser Yankee Sinks After Foggy Voyage
The Volted States cruiser Yankee, part of Newport operations near Martha's Vineyard, sank early today after being towed to sea and running aground in heavy fog. The crew was saved. efforts to refloat had failed, with the vessel going down north of Cuttyhunk near the Elizabeth Islands.
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New Bedford
Tugzards Tay
Lebanon
New York
Kale
Iwan
New Tedford
T de Yantes
Newport
Martha's Vineyard
Qnal
Povernment
Bad Falle
John Arbuckle
New York Diyer
Bell
Arbuckle
Navy Department
Peteleen Jong
Charles Mareh
Commander Mafeh Reports No Casualties
A damaged vessel report notes Commander Mafeh stating no casualties aboard the Yankee after an engagement or incident while en route. The ship endured strain to the deck, officers and crew evacuated to safety, and an inquiry will define responsibilities and corrective actions.
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Mafeh
Washington
Marah
Navy Department
Wallteching Company
Peta
Hara Wtange
Marshogratather
Death of Coghlan Sudden and Unclear
Rear Admiral Joseph Coghlan died in New Rochelle New York at 7:40 PM yesterday. He commanded the New York Navy Yard from 1904 to 1907 and served aboard the Brooklyn and Olympia. Details of the death and related remarks from Navy officials and contemporaries are given amid scattered historical context.
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Joep
New Rochelle
N.Y
New York Cary Yard
Leo Wrekh
Eaton Mann
Admiral Wee Ween
New Horhelle
Warblanion
Dee
Snaeph Th Cophian
Fear- Jean
Thore
Dewey
Contin
Menlte Fay
de Free Ang W&g
Tiwan
Coghlan
Manila
Navy Department
Kentucky
Bia
Efest
Fie
Brooklyn
Olympia
New York Bavy Vert
Not Accept Testimonial of 40000 for Parochial Work
A New York report notes a rector declines a $40,000 testimonial gift from parishioners. The funds would support parochial charitable and missionary work. The rector states the income from the gift would revert to the church, and urges returning the gift to avoid impairing church needs.
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New York
Dee
William Reet Hattinetet
Tata
OUND MOUNTAIN DANKING CORPORATION FAILS CLOSING
Fragmented text reports the Ound Mountain Danking Corporation failure with doors closed near Hot Montale and Tenopals. It notes economic causes, bank involvement, and a recapitalization figure around 23.0 as part of the settlement.
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Teneprh
Closing quotations of world markets
New York stock market opened active and irregular in a narrow range with an upward drift that failed to sustain gains as high priced issues saw heavy selling. Major components such as Reading and Union Pacific slipped while Canadian Pacific and Canadian issues retreated amid general weakness on the board.
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New York
Borie
Banhera
Canadian Pacific
Irland
St. Paut
Union Pacific
Sourners Pacific
Reading
Armaponds
Tod
National
Kansas Ciy Southern
Stock Market Averages and Commodity Quotations
Amalgamated Copper at 3 34, American Car and Foundry 46 25, American Locomotive 3 12, American Smelting 42, American Sugar Refining 132 34, Anaconda Mining 33 14, Baltimore and Ohio 107, Brooklyn Maple Trainers 54, Canadian Pacific 76 10, Chesapeake and Ohio 3, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul 1911, Denver and Rio Grande 35 33, Great Northern 142 14, New York Central 117 14, Southern Pacific 14, United States Steel 41 1, Wheat futures close near May 25, corn 41, oats 62 1/2, cotton and livestock market notes, cash prices, and silos of farm commodities listed. Market tone mixed with strong cattle receipts and steady to firm livestock prices.
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Amalgamated Coper
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotivea
American Smelting
American Sugar
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Tailway
Atchison Mailway
Haltimore and
Ohba
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Food and Iron
Colorado
Boulbern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver
Alo Grange
Nile Crande
Exla Mallway
Great Northern
Great Northern Oreatia
Central
New York Centra
Redding Railways
Rock Inland Co
Rok Island Co
Southern Pacities NL
Bonthera
United States
Beal
Weeterm Water
Standard of Company
Captain Robert Hanna Dies Suddenly at Frontiers Post
Captain Robert Hanna, a West Point graduate and longtime army officer, died suddenly while on frontier duty. The retirement, dispatches, and medical details are recorded in New York documents as officials prepare formal examinations and memorials.
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New York
Robert
Staten Army
Bere Trelay
Elnut
Tran
Hrewer
West Point
Iais
Sion
Exeypalens
Avache Genta
Whitehead Aitfasting Ptation
Peyal Tar
Sailors Saved as Life Lines Thrown During Ferry Sinking
A ferry disaster left ten sailors clinging to wreckage as life lines were tossed to them. The North River boat P and its captain led the rescue, bringing the crew to safety after the vessel began sinking and the crew faced peril in frigid waters.
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Shen
Chris
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