Destructive boiler explosion devastates Lynn factory district
A boiler explosion triggered a massive fire in the P Hersey Shre company factory in West Lynn, destroying the four story building and nearby structures. Eleven people injured, with hospitals treating most, and total damages estimated around 450000. Fire spread to adjacent factories and homes as crews fought the blaze amid a heavy storm and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturmer Cuppény
Harsey Show Company
Tule & Friedman Shoe Company
IL P. Hoodoo
Bostim & Male
Weel Tyan Milroad Wtatlot
Jatoba
Leather Stork Company
UL J. Worthley Shoe Company
Marney
Orta
Jacobs Company
Gillette faces Monday sentencing for Grace Brown murder
Court prepares for death penalty verdict in the Grace Brown case as Gillette awaits sentencing Monday. A crowd and jurors react to the verdict while investigators pursue claims of confession and visitor tips. The mine disaster near Hig Moore Lake injures Mandy and John Bolljran. rescue efforts continue as smoke and gas impede recovery.
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Merkimer
T. Nee
Carster B.gmettie
Firace Brown
Hare
Cvezer
Eeaence
Gillette
Sheri Kinck
Fiero
Pemy
Luhia
KIA Grace
Watt
Gilette
Grace Brown
Hig Moore Lake
Mandy
John Bolljran
Navy Ship Costs Reveal High Maintenance Bills
A naval paymaster report details annual costs to keep battleships like the Oblo and armored cruisers such as the Colombia in commission. It notes expenditures for warships, crews, and repairs, with totals around half a million to nearly six hundred thousand dollars for one year, and comments on supply bidding and dealer competition.
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Washington
Doe
Cam
Osea
Geers
T. B. Harzla
Gehlers
Brooklya
Cruiner Balwore
Mantle Bay
Pen Navy
Ivana
Capisia Clark
Texan
Mindeapodis
Columbia
Telpe
Panama
Cuba
Pacifeattin
Dewey
Olympia
Cew
Statra
Annual Report of the Comptroller of the Currency
The annual report by William L Ridgley Comptroller of the Currency outlines national bank resources and liabilities as of September 4 1906. It notes increased bank numbers since 1303 and 1906 and details assets including bonds securities and loans. The report provides figures for deposits capital stock surplus and circulating notes, and compares average annual deposits and credit conditions with historical data.
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Washington
Willam L. Ridgley
Aviles
Civer Bo
Belt Ta Bank
United States
Dlavurelem
Bovra
Eresthita
Elaine
Petar
Kate Dyer
Advancing Coffee and Unknown Figures Behind Brief Notes
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion involving coffee, oil, and several unclear names or terms. The text mentions Tinithere and Urusemivg with Sheen, plus references to a person named Thos and a daily routine or schedule. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
Thaw Murder Trial Delayed to March or April
The Thaw murder trial for Stanford White’s killer set to begin in March or April after district attorney meetings. A commission to take testimony outside New York was discussed, with jurists and defense counsel debating timing and arrangements.
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New York
Marry RK. Thaw
Munter
Staffont White
Abe Arenited
Wil
Maren
Pet Arap
Ualers Dulrit Miornes
Iifer
Tan
Je Pothery Thaw
Jempie
Powder Explosion Injures Three Cuberas in Bre Paphedua
A powder explosion at an industrial site in Bre Paphedua injures three workers named Hinaghtin Sieb Dee six others, with Willay Beggin reported dead. The incident occurred during routine operations at the facility producing powdered minings. Investigations underway by local authorities and company safety officers.
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Hinaghtin
Sieb
Dee
Fourth disaster devastates Clifton town in eerie flood event
Fragmented OCR account describes a catastrophic town flood in Clifton with many killed or missing, homes destroyed, and residents evacuated. Report notes rapid water rise, hospital impact, and widespread damage as authorities warn of continuing danger while survivors seek shelter and aid.
Metropolis Brief Quietly Marks Evening Rotations
A fragmentary street column notes a late evening routine at a metropolitan location. Mentions a namesake figure and a ceremonial observance involving a bed state and the Breth by Mnettta. The piece hints at a ceremonial changeover and a scheduled activity around the metro area.
Detained Judge Alton Parker Candidate Case in Arkansas
The report notes Durene Tagwell's case and Bagwell’s arrest in New York while employed by Judge Porter. Bagwell agreed to pay court costs and expenses, ending a three year dispute. Affected parties include Hen Morriston of Arkansas and Vinitta's resident. Bagwell’s release followed detainment for charges related to alleged wires.
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Genero
Kat. Dee
Durene
Tagwell
Alten D. Parker
Deamxrakfe
Ngamy
Ta Brtie
Bagwell
Jn Morriston
Ark
Ube
Vinitta
Bagewell
New York
Porter
Parkes
Roosevelt Wins Over the Japanese in Message
The dispatch reports President Roosevelt’s even handed stance toward Japan, seeing his attitude as just and impartial. It notes American relief at his measured policy and hopes Americans will support his rightful actions. The press expresses cautious optimism for peace and cites friction over San Francisco policy as unresolved.
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Roosevelt
Vreeldeot Bay
Jubtice
Povermenta
Nonnevelt
San Francisco
Roosevelt praises Roosevelt stance in Japanese policy debate
Parle December 6 reports French experts applaud President Roosevelt's address. Editorials in Le Petit Journal praise his course and condemn harsh treatment of foreigners. The press sees the address as eloquent, stressing rights, international peace, and American leadership amid tensions with Japan.
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Peti Veditoriala
Roosevelt
Peth Ne Publique
Fallawe
Ite
Hawe
Meeting of Portland lumber interests discussed reform measures
In Portland Oregon a gathering of prominent lumber dealers and shipper representatives, including state figures, debated a revolutionary petition advocating remedial and separation measures and reciprocal tariffs. The event reflected the era’s push for reform within the lumber trade and related commercial practices.
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Portland
Ore
Anton Hall Brace
National aid for drainage proposal discussed in parliament
A fragmented report notes national aid for drainage schemes is under debate. It mentions committees and officials considering funding, with references to plans, costs, and potential regional impact, though many details are unclear in the readable text.
State irrigation law debated at drainage conference
Speakers including Felon Modzresn of the United States geological survey and engineer in charge of Oklahoma land reclamation discussed water rights and drainage projects. Abercrombie and Morgan addressed investigations and the need for drainage to reclaim large areas, detailing cost and land estimates amid national water policy debates.
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Fellows
Felon Modzresn
United States
Oklahoma
Oitahoma
Biott
Washington
Department of Eatievitare
Department
Toho Abercrombie
Pacado
Drai
Smilar
Lian Morgan
St. Paul
Drainare
Elastic currency plan urged by First National official
Chicago December 6 an elastic currency scheme tied to bank reserve needs was urged by J H Furean president of First National Bank Advocate said the plan would adjust to commerce demands and that national bank notes should be issued at varying rates to suit business cycles He warned the present system cannot recall notes and stressed a currency adaptable to needs. In New York Albert T Patrick, sentenced to death for Williambs murder, allegedly prepared a mercy petition and discussed it with Advergor Higging after family pleas.
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New York
Havana
Kqmbure
Calle Fr Lane
Chicago
Furean
Ban & Addreee
Forkso Bald
Hte Biller
Ilie
Styratrick
Sec
Albert T. Patrick
Bing Sing
Willams
Teras
Parton
Patrick
Patsrick Bhorell Ie
Coal and Mineral Lands Resolution Demands Full Public Information
Washington February today a Wyoming representative introduced a resolution urging the Secretary of the Interior to force a complete disclosure on all public lands reserved from sale after July 1, 1906. The move aims to expose coal and mineral land frauds and make public information available on alleged abuses.
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Waalington
Bec
Treproaeziadive Hombett
Wyoming
Secretory
Interior
Shah Dying Report From New York Dispatch
A Herald dispatch from New York reports Shah deteriorating rapidly under medical care. He is said to be losing the power of speech and condition described as semntcorec with experts admitting critical hours remain.
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New York
Speedad
Stacy Teheran
Ferela
Raya Hia
Las
National Banks Urged to Aid Treasury in Dollar Bill Conversion
A damaged early text urges national banks to help the Treasury by converting ten dollar issues into smaller denominations. It discusses vault scarcity, bank operations, and the policy of exchanging large notes for ones and twos, urging vigilance in the vaults and compliance with the conversion plan.
Senate Not In Accord With President On Japan Pact
Washington dispatch reports President and Japanese negotiators clash over a treaty to grant Japan the same education rights as European aliens while excluding laborers from certain territories. Secretaries work toward a new pact, Senate opposition and a racial exclusion risk loom, with potential legal cases shaping public policy. Also, a Missouri verdict awards $1,000 against the Metropolitan Street Railway for an injury claim, tying local consequences to broader diplomatic debates.
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Chicago
Washington
Visecuot Arts
Calatorals
Mitado’e Islands
Japan
Eoder
Pers
Dent
Eenate
Eblth
of & Atate
School
Syaten
San Francisco Board Defends School Segregation Policy
The San Francisco school board under President Altmann resists a federal message urging integration, insisting it lacks authority to change the policy despite a nationwide push to exclude Japanese students from public schools.
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Sam Franclon
Educe
Ute Dedekim
Altmann
Sat
Senator Pes Cose Seeks Tough Action On Japanese Immigration
Senator Pes Cose urged a strong stance on Japanese immigration, arguing San Francisco residents fear impacts on white children’s safety. He claimed many Pacific Coast communities share this sentiment and called for swift negotiations with Japan to limit Japanese entry and residence.
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Washington, Co
Benator Pescose
San Francisco
Rationed marketing plan discussed by New York chamber
The New York Chamber of Commerce adopted a tentative marketing and finance discussion today. They proposed measures to regulate exchange rate margins and curb illiquid rate spreads, highlighting the need for balanced pricing across times of day and suggesting further study of the rate structure.
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New York
Jacob H. Bell
Chamber of Commerce
New York Exchange
Feat
Srettsky
Taney Fur
Resolutions on Negro Soldiers Stir Panamanian Canal Fight
Fragmented report covers resolutions by Morgan Talka Bublect and Arte and Arte on Negro soldiers, Panama Canal control, and accusations against officials. Debates touch Executive power, railroad under central government, and charges of arrogance. Senator Penrose and Foraker demand precedents and access to presidential records.
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Washington
Dee
Bensler Marian
Panama
Morgan
Panece
Manama
United Suates
Olted
Benuler Morzan
Carter
Faraker
Uyey
Seustot
Tillegan
Tals
Heth
Foraker
Wrate
Purity of Food Hearings Open on Whiskey, Vegetables and Varied Goods
In Taaleytile Kentucky a hearing opened under the agricultural act concerning the purity of numerous items including whiskey, vegetables, and flavoring varieties. Witnesses from across the South and seven foreign nations testified as DS. W. Wiles, chief chemist at the department of agriculture, chaired the session.
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Farotine Vairade
Peeta
Peary Lecture Saturday at American Museum of Natural History
Commander Feary will present the first public reading on the Pet Arellr Clute Ula at the American Museum of Natural History on Batmeday nua. Attendees will receive souvenirs and an opportunity to meet the presenter after the address.
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Feary
Gretares
May Garlick Receives A and A Verdict
In a recent court session, May Garlick is reported to have received an A and A verdict. Details remain sparse, but the ruling marks a notable conclusion in the ongoing proceedings involving the named party.
Thaw Case Moved After Actress Miva Fina MefMurhax Link
In New York, Gregit ees framed today that actress Miva Fina MefMurhax, friend of Evelyn Neahttt Thaw, is involved as the court considers the case. The couple felt danger as Siastort White responds with actions, while Mlee McChare appears before Attorney Jerome amid city attention on the matter.
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New York
Greg
Miva Fina MefMurhax
Evelyn Neahttt
Jack Richantann
Gobinesd Sreata
Wes
Siastort White
Fatty Thas
Dune
Mlee McChare
Jerome Ant
Ptyn
Ptyn bin Impeirinnt
Aly
Pleased With Bhaw Report Prompt and Persistent Doubts
A garbled note reviews Bhaw’s findings and questions the Prime Ministerial work. The text references a restructuring and a proposal dated with unclear terms and a December or April timeframe. It mentions a new appeal and preparation by Navpetal.
Civil Service Report On Civilian Pension Arrears
A civil service report notes employees overly active in political work while on duty, with Washington in December. Four Rich delegates are said to have approved appointments for various reasons, mainly addressing salary concerns. The document hints at private business influence and attempts to clarify eligibility for pension services amid administrative tension.
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Washington, Dee
Zinaal Rjreiatses Ieee
Dovidica
Nervics
Fragmentary note hints at New York event and people
A garbled snippet references New York and a group of people, with unclear actions or dates. The readable words mention costs and February but provide no concrete event, names, or outcomes to anchor a full summary.
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